, 1907-11-02

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On account of the absence OF several
members. The session of the Ladies'.
Card club will be postponed a week
and Mrs. Hodgeman will entertain the
organization on the 18th instead OF
next Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Holiday entertained the
Girls Sewing club this afternoon and
the members report a delightful ses,
sion.
Arrangements for the concert which
Mrs. Trumbuli, and the Misses Lee.
Peabody and Brown will give Novem-
Der 18th are progressing satisfactorily
and tickets may be obtained from the
patronesses At any conenient time.
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The 16 club will meet at S. H. Camp
bells next Wednesday night to e
ganiZe for the winter.
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DR.. McCollum gave a goose dinner
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guests being Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bar
nett, Mr.. n Mrs. Harry Barnett, Mr..
and Mrs. Will McMurray, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. DeKay, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vag-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Patched and
Captain Heavey.
Mrs. c. l.. Babcock entertained de-
lightfully at a Kensington party Thurs
day afternoon, the ladies chatting hap
PLY over their embroidery until 4
O'Clock when the daintiest of lunch.
con was served. Mrs. Babcock's
guests were Mrs. H. Svenson, Mrs
Fred Cameron, Mrs. John Thees. Mrs.
II. A. Smith, Mrs. Guy Ellis and Mrs
William Pitcher, the latter being a
girlhood friend and schoolmate of the
hostess IL Lawrence, Kas.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir
Gle met this week with Mrs. DR.. Brown.
completing the course in THE Ring
and the Book pursued last year. A
memorial season was devoted to the late
Mrs. Jessie WEIGH Gibson, the first
president of the club, letters being
read which included a communication
from Mrs Thomas Hunton of Wheat
land, a member of the organization last
year. The club will hold its nex meet,
ing with Mrs. Fitch. The program for
the years work as planned by a COM
mittee OF which Mrs. Gibson vas a
member was accepted, and the outline
for the first three months is as follows:
November IL, 1907, Paracelsus
(Nick-named "The Other Luther").
November "a, Paracelsus. "Paracel,
sus depends for its success immediate
ly upon the intelligence and sympathy
of the Notwithstanding.
December 10, Paracelsus. The fig
ure of Paracelsus stands for a transit
tional stage in the search for knowl-
edge between the magical methods OF
the middle ages and the scientific meth
DDS of the present"
December "a. On the 18th of De
cember 1889, Robert Browning passed
into the fuller life. "a vivid center of
light and warmth was extinguished up
on our earth"
"Sun-treader-life n light be thine
for ever;
Thou art gone from us-years go by
and spring
Gladdens, and the young earth is beat
tiful,
Yet thy songs come not-other bards
arise,
But none like thee-they stand-thy
majesties. "a
Like mighty works which tell some
Spirit there
Hath sat, regardless of neglect and
scorn,
Till, it's long task completed, it hath
risen
And left us, never to return"
We celebrate this day by-solo, THE
Sleep, Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Sc
lected reading, by each member of the
club. Solo, "The Years at the Spring."
Robert Browning.
January Z, 1908. Christmas Eve. "A
spiritual experience lived through in a
vision Of Christ"
Zen in the absolutist drench of
dark, God, STOPPING, shows sufficient
of His light for those in he dark to
walk by"
January 81, Asolando, published De-
cember IL, 1889.
Have you found your life distasteful?
NY life did Inc does smack sweet
Was your youth of pleasure wasteful?
Mine 1 saved and hold complete.
DO your joys with age diminish?
When mine fail me, I'll complain.
Must in death your daylight finish?
My sun sets to rise again"
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Mrs. Blake will entertain the Sixty