The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-09
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THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW.
How swift they so,
Lies many years,
With their winds ol woe
And their storms OF tears,
And their darkest OF night whose
shad0wy slopes
Are lite with the flashes Of starrest
hopes,
And their sunshiny days in whose
calm heavens loom
The clouds Of the tempest--tAe shad-
ows OF the gloom
Veal Men will cling
VITA love to the last,
And wildly ding
Their arms around the past!
AS the vine tnat clings to the oak
that falls.
As the ivy twines round the crum-
bled walls,
ror the dust of the past some hearts
higher prize,
Than the stars that fash out from the
futures bright skies
And the stories Of hearts that may
not reveal
In the hearts Of tae dead years are
buried and sealed
Yeal bright New Year.
Ger all the earth,
With song and cheer
They hail tay birth
For the new has cnarms which the
old has not
And the strangers face makes the
friends forget
Selected.
Judge Strange who has been con.
lined to his bed for several lays, is
reported better
"A jolly party of young people have
been going out to Highland park, and
to the river to skate every afternoon
after school
Messrs. and Mesdames Reial.
Louis Bronson Misses Norma Tell.
man, Helen Mccoy, Helen McElhin.
ney Chilc0tt, Messrs. Gilghrist
Matchett Gahl, Welch, Reager. Ly-
man Gray, and Herrick formed a mer-
ry skating party, Sunday afternoon
ON the Cimarron river.
Tae Cambridge club held the sec.
ond meeting OF the New Year, at the
Carnegle Library Monday afternoon
Mrs William Patterson was the
leader, and after roll call, and cur
rent events, the program was given,
as follows
/ Characteristics Of the taree
fc.lowing Classical PAINTERS. Poyn-
ter, Leighton, Alma Tadema-Nlrs
Merten.
"EaGtiveAnotomache -Lcightonn
Greek Girls Playing Ball (glye
Myth--AIrs Patterson.
=. Alma Tadema's Reading from
Homer, Homer and others Histor.
ical-Mrs, Petty.
4. Two notable pieces of Ene,jsn
sculpture Thornycr0fts, "Tencer
Leighton's, THE Suggard MIS-.
Bradford
The Ladies Aid Of tae Christian
church will meet Wednesday, after.
noon at the residence of Mrs q.
Hogan, ana all members ar urged TO
oe present as at tdis meeting Mrs
) y. Fairfield will present a gold
medal to the lady who has gone the
most regularly to church. the ladies
and and made the most church calls
The Altnran club will meet N the |
Library Thursday afternoon. at 2:30. |
IN the club rooms.
The regular meeting or the Do
nestle Science club viii meet on /
Jan. 18th at the home of Mrs. Hart. |
having been postponed this Friday
The Catholic Ladies of the 81 |
Mary's church will give progress |
slve card party at the knights Of /
columbus Hall l13 & Okla. avenue. |
on Thursday evening Jan tltb al
80 O'Clock Every one cordially in ,
yited to attend
Mrs A. H. Huston will give a hn- /
eheon Saturday at one o'clock
Tae Monday Bridge club mel with
Mrs Tell Walton at her residence on I
West Cleveland Monday afternoon.
Despite he cold weather. a large
number Of ladies' were present. ana f.
enjoyed number Of games. Ton
score was made BY Mrs. Bronson. 4
Lone hand by Mrs. Seton, and tne
consolation fell to Mrs. Hotter. 4
delicious two-course luncheon was
served to sixteen ladies'.
The Fortnightly Dancing club gave
another OF their splendid dances last
evening az the lone hotel The hail
room was attractiveiy decorated Tor
The occasion. in the color MOTH ~
red and green. A PR gram OF twentv
iauces. q inspiring music was great /
y enjoyed by thirty couples.
Miss Eleancr Hanford. a former
Guthrie girl. OF the younger class.
and member OF the Phi Della Gamma
Girls, returned 10 her home. In Ok.
lahoms City last evening, after