The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-10

A Flowers Song
Starl Star, why dost thou shine
Each night upon my brow
| Why dost thou make me dream the
| dreams
That am dreaming now?
Star! STAR thy home is high
! ! am of humble birth;
Thy feet walk shining DER the Sky,
Nine. only on the earth
Star. Star! why make me dream?
My dreams are all untrue;
Ana why is sorrow dark Tor ne
| And heaven bright for youY
Star. Star! and stiil | dream.
Along thy light afar
seem to soar until / seem
TO be, like YOU, star
| Selected.
| Mr. and Mrs J +. Paymal have re-
| turned from an extended trip to
| Kansas, Nebraska and Ohio
The Bohemian club meets with
Miss Ramona Chilcott this evening
at her residence on f. Harrison.
The Acorn club will NEE; at the
residence OF Mrs. A. G. G. 'erer
Thursday afternoon, instead of the
library, as before announced
Mr. Dale Householder. who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Householder. has return.
ed to Chicago where he is in bust
ness
Mr.. ana Mrs. ] r. McCray are the
parents OF ten pound baby daugh-
ter, born sunday morning Both
mother and child are getting along
nicely
Mrs George Willis and children ar
rive the latter part Of the week from
Oklahoma City, TO be the guests Of
Mines. George and Chas BBilngsley
on f. Noble.
The ladies of st Marys church
Will give a progressive card marty.
AT the knights of Columbus han, on
Thursday evening January IT, Every
one cordially invited.
Miss Virginia Iaghn was hostess
TO the Bon Ami club, at the residence
Of the Misses Graham, on DrcXel
boulevard, Tuesday afternoon. MIS-.
Iibbitts won the first prize. and the
fell to Mrs. o. B. Carter ,
A delicious two course luncheon was
served at the conclusion OF the games. |
Earl Graham. of Guthrie, okla, and !
Anna Pearman OF Joplin. Mo. were |
quietly united in marriage Monday, /
Ian Sth, by Rev Scott The wedding
win be complete surprise To many
friends both of Joplin, and Guthrie
MIR. and Mrs Graham viii reside
here
The Shakespeare club met at the
Carnegie library Tuesday afternoon
n the club rooms a very interesting
Program was rendered. Review ques-
ions Of the second and third dcts OF
Henry X, were answered The club
ELL not meet next Tuesday, but on
he following week, thep lay VIII be
ompleted and large attendance is
esired
Miss Bess Newton was the delight
nj hostess to the llnger Longer girls
t the residence OF II. II. Knauss on
Oklahoma, Tuesday evening Mus
E and conversation were INDUCED in
ntil late hour, when a TWO course
lncheon was served The guests
fere; Mines David Campbell Harry
owe: Misses Leona Pace, Bonnie
Iume and Bess Newton.
Mrs. Chas. West gave a pretty one
clock luncheon at her spacious resi-
ence on West Cleveland Tuesday.
he table looked beautiful With It's
enter decoration of fruit Armenian
ace place doilies. and large lace
Covers were laid for
ne following ladies': Mines. Ed Wal
1n, Tell Walton, William Patterson,
red Barde, l.. i. Leach, Jr.. Frank
'ale. West Misses Ida NiblacS. and
ess Gano The afternoon was 'pent
/ needle work and conversation.
One OF the most delightful affairs
I the week was a card party given
Y Mrs Frank Fitzpatrick, and Mss
Cassidy. Tuesday at the {
OF the former on East No
le. The honor guest we're Misses
usey, of Vinita. Rudy. OF St Joseph,
TO-, and Mines. Baysinger OF Wien
a, Kas., and Belcher, OF St Joseph
TO- The afternoon was spent in ;
ridge. Top scores were made by
Iisses Cusey, OF vinita. and Eliza
eth McNeal. Guests numbered six
zen.
lrs. Belmont's Good Work
Quite the most practical work that
Irs. o. II. p Belmont has done in
er determined campaign for votes
IT women is the establishment of c
department of hygiene in the ?oliti-