Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-13
THE BLOSSOMS ON THE TREES.

THE BLOSSOMS ON THE TREES.
Blossoms crimson. white or blue,
Purple, pink and every hue,
rom sunny skies. to tintings drowned
In dusky drops of dew
praise you all where're found,
And love you through and through;
But blossoms on the trees.
With your breath upon the breeze,
There's nothing all the world around
AS half as sweet as you!
Could the rhymer only wiring
All the sweetness to the lees
OF all the kisses clustering
In juicy Use-to-bes,
To dip his rhymes therein and sing
The blossoms on the trees
20 Blossoms on the Trees"
He would twitter, trill and COO,
However sweet such song as these
Are not so sweet as you
For you are blooming melodies
The eyes may listen to-"
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Kettenbach en-
tertained informally at cards Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Ganville of Juliaetta was :,
guest of Mrs. B. F. Morris during the
meeting on the Presbytery.
| The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church met with Ms.
William Laird Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Eldridge and Mr.. Hiram
Eldridge entertained Tuesday evening
at taffy pulling.
Mr. w. ]. Wilkinson of Spokane
was a guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. o. Powell.
Mrs. w. j. Jordan left Tuesday nom
ing for Spokane for a short visit, al
ter which she will go to st. Paul for
longer stay.
Rev. and Mrs. Chase Informally m
tertained the members of the Congre-
sationa' church and their frierds last
evening in honor of Mr.. Nichols, tie
state superintendent of the Sunday
school and Dr.Scudder, the state SUI
perlntendent of t'rdrch.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Frank Cole, Mrs. Louis King and
Mrs. Lee Dibble for a reception on
April 10 to meet Mrs. George Dibbl4,
and Mrs. Fred Dibble. at the home of
Mrs. Frank Cole, 375 Sixth avenue.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fowler entertained at dir
ner. The table and dinlrgrooT we're
decorated in peach blossoms. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cox and Miss
de Fremery.
The Tsceminicum club met this af-
ternoon with Mrs J. H. Campbell
The following program was given.
Paper-Frerch architecture, Mrs. B. f.
Morris; paper-Old Chateaux, Miss
Henry; oral Cathedrals, Lottie
Schattner Killing Officers for next
year were elected.
The Parliamentary club met last
Monday afternoon with Mrs. VIM.
Schuldt. Arrangements were made for
the part to be taken by this club in
the program of the Sd district feder- |
alton. which meets in Occur d'Alere
of the club will conduct a parliament
tary drill.
A number of citizens listened to !
Charles B. Hanford in his talk to the |
students Of the State Normal school
Monday morning. Mr. Hanford also
delighted the pupils at the High school
with , a number Of recitations the /
same morning.
A pretty yellow luncheon-compli-
mentary to Mrs. Richard Steen-was
given by Mrs. ]. p Vollmer at ner
home last Tuesday afternoon. Growing
daffodils were the decorations of the
table. The color scheme was carried
throughout the six-course
luncheon. The guests enjoying this
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Steen
were Mesdames A. A Perkins. Samuel
Salsberg. Eugene Cox, Edward Fowler,
c. A. Foresman, and Miss de Frem-
cry.
The Ideal club met with Mrs
Schiltz last Tuesday evening at her
home on Prospect avenue. Much am
usement and pleasure was afforded
by. each member present reciting the
poem he could recall as being the first
be recited as child. He followed this