The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-26

with a dollar or two The following
ladies were elected to membership
Ms Robert Carr Mrs. Leona D. Der.
win and Mrs. swearingen The life
Of Patrick Henry by Mrs Richardson
was very interesting. There has been
question goine the rounds of the
club who can End McTfncsl9" Some
would ask, what or who is McEin-
gel IS it a place being or state of
mind97 Mrs. Buck relieved the cur
iosity by giving the history OF the
poem anc extracts from il. Mrs.
Ilart's review Of Success" was very
comprehensive She said "Tne open
ing poem last before carving he tln.
key seems a little out of place. The
event might happen. tut doubt &c.
We very seldom think OF funny
things in saying grace over our
Thanksgiving dinner" "34e.S7-s" is
a good story worth reading. The
story Of the life Of an Akron Ohio
hoy who is now president Of the great
American Locomotive company. OF
Schenectady, especially interested her
as il recalled places with which she
is very familiar Then she spoke OF
a line poem 10y Joaquin Miller and
beautiful little story of "Marconi and
his Wireless Teiegraphy." She com
mcnds he article Diplomatic Mvs-
teiies" 70 persons interested in France
or the Catholic religion, and calls the
Attentions OF clal women ia THE story
of a Woman's club Mrs. Black read
a fine article from the Cosmopolitan.
Mrs Osborne and Pearson's magazine
took ms with Samantha TO the st.
Louis fair Probably others besides
Samantha have had TO pay to come
here from meetin'" when stopping at
the Inside Inn. Others besides Jo-
siah nave reLelle1 against the journey
from the Office to his room in that bo-
eel Samantha's description of the
crowd is excellent. Occasionally she
gives a glimpse Of a pretty thought
through for as Ebert Hubbard says
thru her homely language as fol
lows. My pardner SCI to me. What's
the use Of sculpin Peace upon so high
a monument and shown her off as ifi
she wu2 safe md sound and then
histir cannons up right by her throw.
in balls that viii travel 30 mile and
then knock her sky hiehT l sithed
but looked at The Cross. and hoped (
that Divine light would go ahead .
through the world without gittin' her
head blowed off They had exoeri- +
ences on the "lmaoral Railway" and
on the water where fonntains were
"sprayin' up and glitterin' down floods
Of ranbcw glory When Samantha
rejoicad that women were allowed to
dedicate the Festival han Josiah says.
'They car eIt up and talk talk. but
hey cant vote. no matter how Wel on
they he They've got to pony 1p and
pay taxes and toe the mark in law
Jest as men tell 'em TO- Why Miss
1orSins tAat pays bigger taxes than
any man in town, earn't it al herself
loo in the milenery bisness. why
hat snub nosed nigger that drives for
her can vote and she can't Their talk
about dedicatln' the biggest Dulldin'
IN the world Why we men jest throw
such little compliments in females
way to keep you contented jest as
hrow crumbs from the table to Bruno
o home and pat him on the back
lie knows he can't come TO the table. " ]
'osiah proposed to "borry the luaa of /
/ wheelhorrow 20 trundle me along ]
Is the chairs cost like old Harry. !
rhe club meets at 2;aO .. m. prompt. i
II the library on Nov. 2s Prngram is /
IS follows
Responses from American poets
The lrst American novelist. Mrs
Hart
Character sketch Of Charles Broc-
on Brown and his Writings Mrs
,ampbel
Song, 81 love Thy Kingdom, Lord"
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