The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-24

Voyagers
A IIarbor there ls Wncre the ships 80
out
Frail little ships they are
With white sails poised TO kiss the
over the cleaning bar
Over the great wide world they 60
Breasting the foaming tides
Until they rest in the heavens alar--
Where dark storms never strides
Some never return from their distant
quest
Lost and none knows where
And the years go by. but never again
over the seas they fare
land where is the barbor whence they
sail,
Under the blue above?
The harbor is found in the hearts ol
The ships are their words OF love
Arthur Wallace Peach
Fortune knocks once at every
Imans door" But she foreelS ina
some of us are rather hard Of hear
ling.
Dame Rumor says The wedding
bells are to chime forth soon 'mu
Dan Cupid has never been buster ~
| this Leap Year?
The Ladies Social Circle OF the
Presbyterian church will give
Sack Social" at the church on Friday
evening, Jan. 10Th
Mrs. Spurrier gives a luncheon
Thursday, complimentary TO Mrs.
Horace Seely, Of California, who is a
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Seely
Mrs. Oscar Halse,l, Of oklahoma
City, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
William Frazier. at her residence on
N. Broad, left last evening, aAer
spending several days in Guthrie.
Mrs. j. b. JORDAN, wife of the pop
Iular leput city clerk, left .ast nlgi
for BartlesVile in response to -'eS'
sage stating that her sister was scri
Iously i'll in hospital there from the
effects Of an operation
Perhaps the philosopher who said
Woman has no aim in HE war mis-
understood and had merely been
watching one trying TO throw stones
So far as we can see the only maiden
aim consists Of giving up the maiden
name
The Shakespeare club met ~ the
library Tuesday and finished reading
the last two acts of Henry the tiIth,
Next week will be Program Day and
Miss FLORENCE Adler the president
viii entertain the members at her
residence on n. Broad.
Kubelik the greatest yio.inist in the
world appears before the public IN
Oklahoma City tonight at the over
hOlzer. Among the Guthrie people
who went to Oklahoma City TO hear
him were: Dr and Mrs. Petty Mr.
and Mrs John DeyereauX, Miss Flor
ence Adler Messrs Allie Adler Vein
berger and John GOlobc.
Members CT Guthrie Chapter o. E. >.
An all day school OF instruction will
be held at the Masonic Temple Fri.
Iay. January 2Gth at 10 NJ. All mem
bers are requested to bring their
lunch No children viii be admitted, !
All visiting members cordially invit- |
ed. Laura Allen, w. NJ. Hortense |
Doye, Sec.
OF
Tuesday in honor Of Mrs. Ham Bee, OF
ami Mrs. George Willis, OF /
Oklahoma City, by MIS-. Enoch BAN |
ford at her residence On r. Warner |
avenue. Covers were laid for Mines. I
Bee. willis, Trapp, Heinz Braun /
uther West Wcodworth, Fitzpatrick /
Sitterly and Miss Katherine Cassidy |
Mrs. Arnett Snyder assisted the
hostess.
A delightful "All Day Party" was
given bv Mrs f. O. Lutz. Tuesday !
to her mother, Mrs /
Salina. Kansas. A DELE /
ous luncheon was served in cafetiere
style. The afternoon was spent IN (
needle work. conservation and music
Mines. Galen Crow and Lentz gave
several piano selections, and Nic'ro'a
music was also enjoyed. The guests .
we're Mines. Buckley. Kanas. Kneisley. !
lanes Of Ohio Sohlberg. Ecker. OF /
Kansas. J. J Hiidreth, Hliljreth OF /
Kansas. Ed Walton. +. A. Douglas /
Seely. Horace Seely. Of California 1
Rurford Greer. A. II Huston, Nelson !
I.entz. Hegler. Sr. ben liegIer Grow 4
and Hughes.
The Dread club met ar the aome eI /
Miss Mary Tihbetts. 405 Fast Spring /
or. last evening. Business and M SIC /
occupied most Of the evening, after /
which light refresnn ents we're served /
10. Ire following guests Mesdames /
Tom Welch, sam Smith. j. r Wood /
worth, James Rexroad and Misses