The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-04
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ENVY.
The willow and the river
Ripple with silver speech.
And one refrain .orever
They murmur each TO eachs
Brook with the silver gravel,
Would that your lot We're mine
To wander free, to travel
Where greener valleys snine--
Strange ventures, fresh revealinSs
And. at the end-the sea-
Brook with your turns and wheeings.
, How rich your life must he.
Tree with the golden rustline,
Would that | were SO blessed,
10 cease this stumbling, 1ostllns
This feverish unrest'
ioin the oceans riot,
You stand songnlled- and free!
Tree with your peace and quiet.
How rich your life must be
rne willow and the river
Ripple Nth silver speech
And one refrain toIeNti
They murmur each to each
-Lonis Untermcyer
Miss Blaneh Corey, has returned
| 10 her home III Edmond after spend
ing several days in Guthrie VIII
| friends.
| Miss Hcrnce Campbell. WHO II +;
student Of ON. II. and also an as
| sistant Instructor of music has re
| turned to Guthrie after spending TN
holidays WITH friends in WaukonIs
Mr.. Mckay Kneisley has returned
| to Champaign, III, to resume fhi
studies in the University aite
spending two weeks with his pa'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. kneisleA
/ Bon Ami Club.
/ Miss Mable Graham was hostess 7
/, the Bon Ami Club yesterday AT he
4 home on Drexel boulevard. re-
| ladies' were present. and alter
number Of games of bridge had bce'
/ played tie hostess served a 4loyei
luncnecn. Top score was made p
Mis-. Dell Tibbetts. and low by MIS-
| Helen McElhlney Miss LOUIS
| Watson was a special guest.
| Miss Tda Niblack returned thi
morning from a Christmas VISIT I
her sister, Mrs Ralph Morrison q
4 Ponca City
/ Mrs. tBaysinger and little daughter
/ Margaret Jane, of wichita, are tn
guests of Mr. and Mrs Jee McNea
and family.
/ Mr. carl Belts left Wednesday 10
| Chicago to resume his course a til
/ Northwestern after having spent tW
weeks with ais parents, Or. and Mrs
| Belts
Miss Mary Jane Bamford, who wa
the holiday guest Of Mr. and Mr.
Arnett Snyder, has returned to Tor
kawa, where she is the teacher
English 10 the Preparatory school,
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Baker. VIII
spent New Years with friends in lie
| Rock, have returned home.
I Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Smith return
ed to Guthrie last evening froi
j Burton. Kans, where they were ia
holiday guests of Senator and Mr.
\ A. F. Smith.
| Miss Haskell, who has been visi
ing her aunt, Mrs Chas. West, Q
| w. Cleveland, has returned to he
/ home in Broken Arrow.
Mrs. ] j. Boles has been calle
| to Dardanelle, Ark, by the seriot
| Illness Of her mother Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. Justin Houser has retuinf
to Amarillo Texas after spendir
1.-TWO weeks WITH his parents, Mr. an
Mrs j. H. Houser en- w Washin
ton.
The Benevolent society viii me
at the residence OF Mrs. Mary
Hart Friday morning at ten oclot
Sir. George Guss has returned
ST. Louis where he is attenui
Principle College.
Mrs. y A. McFahinney Ct Denv'
Colo, is the guest CT Mr. and Nj
j "A. aNElhinney on East Ncnle.
Nrs Sieorge Il. Stoae. OF Oklahon
I Csw is in Guthrie serving on q
! federal grand jury
7
: Mr. lee Coeirum. who spent =
1 Yuletidr season with his parent
! Mr.. and Mrs 4. J.. Cockrnm, 62S
e | Noble. has returned TO saltwater
b enter A. e. NJ. college
I Dinner BY Mrs. Dale.
u Mrs, Frank Dale gave delight
/, little dinner last evening at h
!. spacious residence complimentary
n Airs. Dpolittle. OF strong City. Kan
K 4 whc is guest OF aer parents. {
:, aud Mrs. Tom Jones. The table "
artistieally decorated in roses, q