Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-27
BRIDAL SONG.

BRIDAL SONG.
The golden gates of sleep unbar,
Where strength and beauty, met together,
| klndle their Image like star
In q sea OF CLASSY weatheri
Night. with all thy stars look down
Darkness, weep thy huliest devil
Never smiled the incon slant moon
On pair so true.
Let eyes not see their own delight;
Haste, swift Hour. and thy flight
Oft renew.
Fairies. sprites and angels keen herl
| Holy stars, permit no wrong!
And return TO wake the sleeper,
| Dawn. ere il he long.
o, JOY o. fear What will be done
In the absence of the SUM
Percy Bysshe SheHey.
Mrs. j. X. Ambrose is visiting friends in
Urbana.
Mrs. E. E. Paine is In Xenia visiting
friends.
Mr.. NJ. A. Hayward is In Dayton today
on business.
J. K. Mower, esq, was In Xenia yester-
day on business.
Mr.. J. B. Fleming. of Xenia, is in the
city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Starkey left today
for Boston and the sea shore.
Miss Mary wilgus IL the guest of Mr.
ID. Q. Fox and family, south Yellow Springs
street.
Miss Lydia Fiuhart. of Dayton, is visiting
Mrs. E. E. Calhoun, on South Center
street.
Mr.. X. j. Nelson and family leave this
evening for the lakes, for several days
sojourn.
Rev. Samuel P. Dunlap, Of the First
congregational church, has returned from
the west
To Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mcclellan, on
July 26. twelye-pound boy. The father
may live.
General Bushnell went over to Columbus
last evening, to be present at meeting of
the republican state executive committee.
Miss Clara Spencer, of Brooklyn, Iowa,
is visiting the family of her uncle. Mr..
Rob't johnson. and other friends in this
city.
Miss Matte Sperry, who has been visit
ing Miss Fannie Winger. of south Lime
stone street, left for her home in Nashville,
Tenn, today.
DIR. G. b. Jones, formerly superintendent
of the o. S. & s. o. home at Xenia, now
of the Durango Iron Mountain
Co., is in the city.
Irene C. Falconer is in Xenia taking
orders, fer General Lew Wallace's new
book, the life of General Ben Harrison and
Hon. Levi P. Morton.
Miss Lottie ZuTayern entertained few
friends at her studio, 30 Arcade, Wednes-
day evening. All enjoyed the excellent
vocal and instrumental music given on that
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hastings and son,
Harry, leave for the east Monday morning,
by the Bee Line route. They will go direct
10 Portland, Maine. and will be back to
New York in time TO attend the Blaine re-
,eption.
Yesterday afternoon from s to 6 O'Clock
Jay Hoffman and Ruth Rassell. Of south
Limestone street, aged 9 and respectively,
about twenty-five of their little
friends in celebration of their birthday an
,iversary, which occurs on the same day.
Oscar T. Martin, esq.,, and wife and |
amily, have returned from their trip to
he st. Lawrence. They stopped at the
lew Kent house. at Lakewood, Chautauaua
AXE, on their return. and speak very high
y of IL Mrs. Frank j. Webb and son are |
6. this house.
Mr.. Chase Stewart, the nominee for pros
cutting attorney for this county, will be
lere Friday evening to address the Harri-
on and Morton club. Let there he good
urnout Mr.. Stewart is fluent speaker,
nd is one of the rising young men of our
nuntv Navy Carlisla S,,,,