The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
MINE ALONE.

MINE ALONE.
1t is not because your heart is mine,
mine only,
Mine alone;
1t is not because you chose me. weak
and lonely,
,'or your own
Not because the earth is fairer, ana
the skies
Spread above YOU
Are more radiant for the shining OF
your eyes.
That love YOU
But because this human Love, though
true and sweet,
Yours and mine
Has been sent by Love more tendor,
more complete,
More divine:
That it leads our hearts to rest IN
heaven
Far above YOU;
Do take you as gift that God has
given
And love YOU
Mrs. Gerald Fitzgerald is still con.
In grippe.
Mrs W. T. Furrow has been called
by the serious illness Of her mother,
TO Wichita, Kansas.
There viii be choir practice to-
night at the Christian church at 7.3c.
large attendance is desired
The Capital Heights sewing club
will meet at the home Of Mrs John
Linderman Friday afternoon on 1902
West Noble
The Domestic Science club has
postponed its meeting this week.
which was TO have been held at the
residence Of Mrs. Mary A. Hart
Miss Minnie Floyd, who has been
visiting her sisters, Miss Grace Floyd
and Mrs. Ray Davis, for the past
three weeks, left this morning FOR her
home in Columbus. Mo
Word has been received from Mrs.
John Boes. who was called to Ar.
kansas by the serious illness Of her
Mother Mrs. Nelson. that her mother
is muca improved and On the road
to speedy recovery,
On account Of the disagreeable
weather the Catholic ladies', Of the
St Mary's church, nave postponed
the card party. which was to have
been given tonight, until next week
The date will be given later.
Miss Ramona Chilcott entertained
the bohemian club last evening in
delightful manner, at her residence
on East Harrison Art was under
discussion, and several interesting
papers were read. After which the
hostess served a delicious luncheon.
What seems TO grow fairer to me
as life goes by is the love and grace
ana tenderness of it. not its wit
and cleverness and grandeur Of
knowledge grand as knowledge is
but just the laughter Of little child
ren, and the friendship Of friends.
and the ccsey talk by the fire, and
the sight OF flowers. an dthe sound
of music.
Mrs. j. NJ Mckay, and Mrs II. O
Scctt will be hostess to a Mission.
airy Tea to be given at the home Of
TIE latter. Friday afternoon frcm
three until five o'clock. Two mis-
sicnaries: Misses Shonehalr. Of Per.
sia, and Anderson, of China, will have
a number OF souvenirs on display,
whica will be worth seeing Every
on cordially invited TO attend.
Mrs. Jack Morris Was the charming
hostess 10 the Kimono club. Wednes-
day afternoon at her residence on
East Mansur Mrs Watson of Chi
'ago was the honor guest Tables
numbered three. Mrs. Henry Th0mp-
son made top score. after number
Of ssmeS Of bridge had been played.
a two-course luncheon was served at
t1e conclusion Of the games. Miss
Cusey Of Vinita was a special guest
a number Of young ladies' OF the
Rebekah lodge mel al the home of
Miss Ola Smith. ll02 w. Wlrncr last
night and organized q social club
which will be known as the Hilary
club I.igat refreshments were sery-
ed and every one present reports an
enjoyable evening. The members are
IS follows Miss Margaret Afford
Miss Ola Garfield. Miss Beulah Dear
niger. Miss Pear Olson. Miss Eliza
beth Canaeld. and Miss Ola Smith.
4 splendid treat is in-st0re for tlc
people OF Guthrie. Friday evening at
the Brooks theatre. when an enter
tainment under the auspices Of the
ladies of the choir Of the Christian
church will ae given Prot Rein
Dysterhuis. Of Belgium. who is a
Eery fine vi9linist viii appear on