The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-13
A THOUGHT.

The Kimona club will not meet
A THOUGHT.
The summer rose the sun has flushed
With crimson glory may be sweet
'Tis sweeter when its leaves are
crushed a M
Beneath the winds and tempests feet.
The rose, that waves upon its tree,
In life, sheds perfume all around
More sweet the perfume floats to me
OF roses trampled on the ground.
The waving rose, with every breath
Scents, carelessly the summer air.
The wounded rose bleeds forth in
death
A sweetness far more sweet and
rare.
II is a truth far beyond our ken
And yet a truth that all may read,
lit is with roses az with men,
The sweetest hearts are those that
bleed
The flowers which Bethlehem saw
bloom
Out of heart all full of grace.
Gave never forth its full perfume,
Until the cross became its vase.
Father Ryan
Misses Marjorie Boles, Helen
Phillips and Ethel Coleman left for
Oklahoma City this afternoon for
short visit
Miss Amabelle Lewis, who has
been the house guest of Miss Mar
guerite Brown for the last few days
returned to her home in Oklahoma
City last night
Miss Helen McElhinney left this
morning for Perry, Okla, where she
will attend dance at the Country
club this evening.
Mr.. Harry Spurlock has returned
to Oklahoma City after spending a
few days in Guthrie visiting, friends
and parents.
Miss Eleanor Hanford of Oklahoma
City is spending a few days with
Miss Grace Floyd at her home on
South Broad
Unique Party at Coleman's
The girls of the Philathia class Of
the First Methodist church met at
the home OF Miss ethel Coleman last
evening, in honor of Miss Aka
Weidenheimer, who will depart soon
for Oregon. The affair was a
Buster Brown" and Mary Jane
party and was unique in every way.
The guests dressed as these char
acters, caused much merrment.
Games appropriate for children
were played during the evening and
at late hour, iced watermelon was
served to the party. Those present
were Misses Ava Weidenheimer,
Leta Pulse. Thressa Baer, Lorena
Phelps, nellie Murphy Ruth John
son. Julia Covert, Vlna Friedley,
Elsie Lusk, Ruby Steeley, Marjorie
Boes, Mabel Phelps, Lillian Nc
Chimney. Marguerite Brown, Ruth
Bradford, Ethel Huffer, Mamie
Smith, Ethel Cohagen, Esther Cald-
we'll. Reta ConneWay, Maud Mur-
ply, Mabel Pulse, George McCor-
mick, Alice Murphy Florence Strang,
Iva Benson and Ethel Coleman.
Miss Gustine Cockrell of King
fisher. returned to her home yester-
day after spending a week with Miss
Arleen Dunn, $40 East Logan Miss
Cockrell is pupil of st. Joseph's I
Academy. She will enter school this !
fall with her sister, Nellie
Miss Mable and Vera Jacobson
had for their dinner guests Sunday
evening Messrs. Harry Matchett and
Smith of Oklahoma City.
Mr.. Rye of Vinita, Oklahoma, spent
Sunday with Miss Helen McElhin-
hey.
Miss Laura Pettyiohn OF Redrock,
Okla. was the guest Of Miss Helen
Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Boles is visiting for
week in Oklahoma City
Mr. Earl COOK was a Guthrie Wis
tor yesterday.
Messrs. Cecil Grissel. Gordon
lana, Tom and Dick Lowry. of Nor
nan. Emerson Hoyt, Frank White
md Ransom Hamill, are camping al
Iousholders orchard. where they
viii work during the peach harvest.
There will be a general meeting OIL
he Ladies' Chamber of Commerce
$50 a. m, at the city hall.
III members are urged to be present.
Girls Auxiliary Meet
The Girls Auxiliary club, Division
30 /, met at the home of Miss Nell
ourviance, south of the CITY. Friday
afternoon After the meeting Miss
Pauline Brown gave reading. The
est of the time was spent in music /
md conversation. after which dainty
efreshments were served by Mrs. Ab-
-ruaihy and Pauline Brown. The nex'
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