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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. James Morrow. OF 265 Nelson
avenue, was called to Detroit, Mich,
last week on account of the serious ILL
ness of her sister, Miss Edith Symons,
who, the doctors say. is past recovery.
The young lady will be remembered by
the many friends she made while on
visit here two years ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry L. Hunter and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Merrill left Friday
for two-weeks trip to Old Point Com
fort and Washington, d. G.. in attend
ance at the national car accountants
convention, to be held at the former
place.
Francis l.. Winch. of the firm of
Crisham & Winch. leaves Thursday for
the East. He sails for Europe on the
OH the continent.
MIR. and Mrs. w. 81. Dressed have Just
returned from their wedding trip, and
will be at home to their friends at 297
East Congress street after July l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Anderson, of Thir-
teenth street. have returned from
months visit in Boston. New York and
other Eastern cities.
kee. Wis. is spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. G.. McV. Toby, of East
Tenth street.
Mrs. A. A. Rene, OF Aurora avenue,
has returned from visit to her parents
at Faribault. MINI. So Al is no longer
widow"
Mrs. George Gay. of 1856 North Ex-
change street, ana pupils spent very
pleasant day yesterday at Como park.
William Morris, the actor, has taken
the house owned by Charles Burcl, OH
Ashland avenue, for the summer.
Mrs. John McGrath, Of GAINESVILLE.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. I. w. Score,
Of 207 Aurora avenue.
On Friday evening Miss Lucy Hal
lowell, of Sherburne avenue, enter
tanned few friends.
Miss Florence Letteau, of Duluth. is
the guest of Miss Lulu Letteau, of
Mount Airy street.
". E. Hardy. OF Lincoln, Neb., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Friend b. Brace.
of Bayless avenue.
Mrs. W. b. Chaplin, of Duluth, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. Brown. of
Nelson avenve.
j. L. Stack and and wife, of st. Paul,
left for Atlantic City last night.
Miss Lulu White. of Marshall avenue,
is visiting in Onawa, 10.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED.

The Tenth ST. Paul Company of the
Boys Brigade will give social enter
tainment Tuesday evening in the First
Presbyterian church. The programme
includes instrumental and vocal music
and readings by some of the artistic
friends of the boys and also the serving
of ice cream and cake. The boys plan
to 20 TO camp very soon and take this
method OF raising the necessary fund.
The Star Literary and Social club is
preparing for the annual excursion.
Steamer George Hays will leave foot of
jackson street at 10 o'clock a. H.. Sum
day. July 8, and will go down the river
as far as Hastings. Music will bs fur
nished by the st. Anthony Hill orches.
ira. All enjoyable time is expected.
All friends are cordially invited.
All councils of St. Paul and Saltwater
of the Royal Arcanum will have bas-
ket picnic at Lake Shore, White Bear
lake, Saturday next. This being Royal
Arcanum day. preparations have been
made for good time.
There will be an entertainment at the
Bates Avenue NJ. E. church by the Y.
P. S. e. E. next Friday evening, June
%. entitled ''Jerusha BOWS Family AL
bum." followed by musical pro.
gramme.
The strawberry social to be given by
the ladies OF Emanuel church next week
at 160 North Victoria street will take
place Monday evening Instead of Tues.
day.
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aspect. and was thronged all the after.
noon by the parents OF those who took
part in the exercises. The numerous
and pretty bouquets that were shOwered
upon Miss Elma A. Giesinann at the
close sol her delivery gave the happy
token OF the school sending out another
graduate. The exhibited work of the
school reveals very extraordinary prog
reSs. and 1t was pleasure to witness
the parents quick insight of the fact,
and their giving of thanks to Miss May
L. Wautie. who has been teacher for the
past six years.
Mrs. F. L. Bayard gave an afternoon
reception on Thursday from until 5
o'clock. Mrs. Bayard was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. l.. T. Chamberlain.
Mrs. George b. Hosmer and Mrs. VIII
liam b. StOner. Among those present
were Mesdames Doran, bearing, Tim
mons. Haas, O'Brien, Watson. Lains.
Bouquet, Smith. Torhet, Denel, Hard
wick, Mccain. Heath. Schultz. Watson,
Wescott, Boggs. Price. Mcdonald.
Downs, Nabersberg. Purtell. Varnam,
kribbs, Drew, WIlcoxsOn. Dixon. Mich
aud. Sanvinet. Pease, Rodgers. Beal,
Sever, Franklin, Staples, Swenson.
Slower, Lutz.
Miss Miriam Hoag, of CSC Dayton ave-
nue.. entertained the "B. CPS" at the
family residence Friday evening. The
grounds were illuminated with Chinese
lanterns, while ease and comfort were
everywhere manifest in shape of ham
mocks, rugs and cushions distributed
about the lawn and piazza. Refresh
ments were served, to which the young
people did ample justice, and music,
games and dancing enlivened the hours,
which passed all too quickly.
On the evening of the 18th the Patri-
otto Order Sons of America gave an
entertainment and reception to the
Daughters of America and visiting
lodges of Minneapolis. Speeches. music
and Rotations were tho order of the
evening. Refreshments were served.
Music for the evening was furnished by
the Philomela Banjo club, under the
direction of Mr.. Davis.
Sunday, June 10, three large buses
carrying the members of the Central
Social club and their friends drove to
Four Lakes, where an enjoyable day
was spent by the party.
Miss Burnett. OF Smith avenue, was
very pleasantly surprised by about
fifty of her friends last Thursday even
ing, in honor OF her birthday.
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ST. PAUL. MIMI.
SATURDAY. for trip of several weeks

Saturday for a trip of several weeks
down the river.
Miss Ida Root. of Wesley avenue,
will leave tomorrow for New London,
Pa, where she will spend the summer.
Miss Blanche Morgan left last even
ing for her home in Galva, LII. she VIII
spend the summer in Colorado.
Mrs. O. H. Elmer will entertain the
Missionary Society of the Knox Presby-
terrain Church next Thursday.
Rev. F. b. Cowgirl will leave this
week for his summer vacation. which ne
will spend in Iowa.
Miss Dolly Adams, of Capitol avenue.
will leave Monday for Fort Madison. 10.
Mrs. E. T. Root entertained at dinner
Tuesday Miss Door. Miss Hattie Door
and Miss Baker.
Mrs. R. D. Bloomfield and Miss Win
ME Bloomfield Lave gone to WilImar for
several weeks.
Miss Leonore Bauer. Of Madison. Is
the guest of Mrs. c. N. Akers. OF Van
Buren, street.
Miss Catherine E. Putnam. Of Han
cock school, left Friday evening for
California.
Mrs. De Forest Moody is spending q
few weeks at her former home in Be-
lott, Wis.
A Demorest medal contest will be
held in the chapel Thursday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. j. Dobner spent
few days of the week in Lake CiGy.
Miss Charlotte E. Dunn has been
spending the week in Faribault.
Mrs. E. T. Congdon and Lee Congdon
lett Thursday for New York.
Miss Easteriy and her niece, Miss Ida,
have gone to Helena, Mont,
Miss Cora Montgomery leaves Monday
for visit in Chicago.
Mrs. S. NJ. Heel entertained the W. C.
T. U. Thursday.
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

The young ladies of the Utopian
Clnch club gave cinch party last
Thursday evening at the home OF Miss
Fannie Hainlln, of Plum street. Prizes
were won by Miss Grace Studeman and
Alfred King. After the games were
over refreshments were served on the
lawn. Those present were the Misses
Beatrice Hall, Martha Liesman, Carrie
Wielde, Luesa Browpson, Kate Fifield,
Grace Studeman, Minnie Wetmore,
Clara and Fannie Glanville, Messrs.
Elmer Deebach, Frank Hevener, Robert
McCleary, Lee Barber, Albert Wielde,
Albert King, George German, Ed Free
man, James Granville and Alfred King.
Mrs. Swindell. of Mendoza street,
gave pleasant lunch party on
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Harris fa-
vored the company with number of
recitations. The following ladies were
present: Mrs. Ball. Mrs. OldIisen, Mrs.
Bates. Mrs. Gunther. Mrs. Hanson, Mrs.
Drew, Mrs. Leulay. Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Jones and Miss Harris.
Mrs. G. Nuss. of Bald Eagle lake. eel
ebrated the tenth anniversary Of her
wedding Monday last by entertaining a
company of ladies of the bluff. She
was the recipient of number OF pres.
ents. Those present were Mrs. c..
Krieger. Mrs. A. Krieger, Mrs. T..
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Misses Edith Weed. Sarah Brown and
Mr.. Watson are attending the Epworth
League convention now being held at
Red Wing.
Mrs. Louise Watrous has returned to
her home in Connecticut after spending
the winter with her son. w. A. Watrous.
Mrs. &c. Hall entertained the Ladies
Aid Society of the Congregational
Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. A. NJ. Woodward.
An ice cream social will be given by
the Y. T. S. G. E. of the CoDeregational
Church June 20.
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the Church of Our Father was held at
Como yesterday.
The W. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. G. r. Whitcomb, Of
Bayless avenue.
Miss May Cheney has returned from
Boston, where she attended the art
institute.
Miss Lizzie Wood. of Northfield. is
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Lewis.
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MISS YAW IN TOWN.
Her Many Triumphs in the Sunny
South.

Her Many Triumphs in the Sunny
South.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, after appear
ing in sixty-nine grand concerts in the
South and West, will be in St. Paul to-
morrow morning, the guest of Mrs. Rus
sell R. Dorr. No. Crocus Hill. Since
April Miss Yaw has appeared every
night. with the exception of Sundays.
After short visit in tine Twin Cities
she will spend the summer with friends
at Newport, R. /. The press of the en-
tire South, wherever Miss Yaw has ap-
peared, comedies with enthusiasm the
wonderful talent OF this prodigious
songster. In Kansas City, last Friday
night, she appeared at return engage
ment. at which the advance sale taxed
the capacity Of the theater. This was
her second conceit there within thirty
days. st. Paul is especially concerned
in Miss Yaw's triumph. for it is iuti-
mated that member of the newspaper
fraternity can induce her to make her
home here.
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

The Literary club enjoyed the last
meeting Of the season Thursday even
ing at the residence of w. E. Dock.
stader. Although the excessive heat
prevented several from attending, the
evening was passed very pleasantly
with English authors.
Mrs. William Rowlands. Of Chicago.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. e,
Gooch, of Oakland.
Misses Florence and Eva Pace were
guests OF friends in st. Paul some days
last week.
Mrs. French. of st. Croix Falls, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. E. Dock
stader.
Mrs. S. E. Haislip. of st. Paul Park
was the guest Of friends hers Wednes.
day.
Clark MeKown, of st. Paul Park,
spent Thursday night at Highwood.
George Moore spent some days last
week with his brother. l.. A. Moore.
Mrs. Prlchard. of Chicago, is on a
visit to Mrs. Frank Williams.
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Drapery and
Furniture Department.

We will inaugurate GREAT SALE in
this department. beginning Eonday and
continuing all the week. offering one or
two very remarkable bargains each day.
LOOK FOR OUR GREAT VALUES.
On Moaen1 we will sell Rope Portieres
wor h $3.50 for S2.25; Rope Pcr.ieres
worth SIS. SO for $3.50; Rope Portieres
worth SIS. 90 for $1,000; Rope Por-
there's worth s25 90 for $1,000.
Cotton Fancy Fringes worth f0c for
2 Cents yard.
These are few specimens of the
values we are prepared to offer. Those
who wish to buy Rope Porteres viii 90
we'll to examine the goods we offer.
Al our deep fringes are included in
this sale at unprecedented prices.
We are also offering special induce
ments in our Upholstery department
for renovatfng and reuphofsterjag old
furniture.
Mattresses and Bedding, Brass and
Iron 6eds in great variety.
White Goods.
rs pieces White Egyptian Dmitss;
beautiful designs. Cur soc quality on
Monday for 1917 Cents.
Wash Fabrics.
Our lest shipment of Printed 0rgandfes
and Printed Dot ed Swiss Musfns has
been receivsd. The designs are rery
beautiful. prices Tow.
On Monday we will sell you David and
John An6erson's 32-inch Scotch Ging-
hams for I5c yard.
27-incb American Zephyr CT CHAINS,
Ioc yard.
New Satines m beautiful designs; they
are worth Csc. but eur price is IS
cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
EVENTS OF A WEEK.

A pleasant farewell party was given
to Miss Lille Macalpine yesterday by
her associates and friends at the resi-
dence of her aunt, Miss Jean Stark, OF
1glehart street. Miss Macalpine leaves
for Montreal, her home, next week.
Among those who participated in the
farewell festivities were Miss Lizzie
Taylor, Miss Ida Burris. Miss Lulu Les
lie, Misses Irma, Janet and Alma Fisch-
bein, Miss Helen Whitehorne, Misses
Hazel and Leslie Saults, Miss Loleta
Czeikowitz and Misses Nancy and Kath-
crime Wood.
The closing exercises of the Rose
Town School No. 81 occurred Friday
afternoon. The building wore holiday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
PRETTY RESORT.
Wildwood Equipped With Every
Facility.

W lluWoOu EQuIppeO with Every
Facility.
With tobbogan slide, supply of
boats that would satisfy the largest
crowd that might 60 out there, bathing
facilities that might be expected at a
COney Island beach and train service
that cannot be eXcelled, it is not strange
that Wildwood. of all the pretty places
on White Bear lake, should be drawing
the large crowds of pleasure seekers
that go out every Sunday. S. B. Liver
more, who, in addition to managing the
road this year. is also giving his attention.
to the general conduct of things at The
resort, has succeeded in making Wild
wood what it ought to be, a charming
place to which people from the city may
go for rest and recreation. 1t was nee
eSsary to make some changes in the
conduct Of the place, and, as those
changes have been made, the resort is
now run in way that cannot fail to
please all who visit it.
Seiberts orchestra will give band
concerts this afternoon and evening at
the pavilion. and, as the restaurant is
now IN running order, those who wish to
spend the whole day at the lake can do
SO with comfort.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
JUNE WEDDINGS,

Miss Ida MetZger and George O.
Traeger were married last Wednesday
at 5 o'clock at the home of the bride,
corner Barnes avenue and Earl street.
The brides sister. Miss Lizzie Metzger,
acted as The bridesmaid, and the
groom's brother. Samuel Ii. Traeger, as
best man. Rev. w. Fritze, of Mime
apolis, performed the ceremony. In
she evening there was reception, to
which about eighty people came. The
instrumental music was furnished by
VIII Petler. mandolin solos and several
organ selections were given by George
Bauer, of Minneapolis. The Standard
sGle quartette furnished the vocal
music. The newly married couple will
be at home to their friends after July
D, at No. 1063 Burnes avenue.
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Miss Audie Gorham. daughter of Mrs.
j. Gorham, and Walter Clark. both of
TINS city, were united in marriage last
tuesday at O'Clock al the cathedral,
Miss julia Cremer acted as bridesmaid
ana b. Gorham aS best man. After the
ceremony wedding supper was served
at the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs,
clark left by an evening train for Otta-
wa. Ont. and will be at home to their
friends at 720 Robert street after July l.
Miss Edith E. -Dorner and Freeman
Daggett were married at the home of
the brides parents, AZ West Isabel
street. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Willard, pastor of the Bethany
congregational church, officated. The
young couple will reside at 40 West
Isabel street.
Robert J. Coyne, of New York, aud
Isabelle Fletcher, OF st. Paul, were mar.
ried by DR.. Carson at his residence on
Thursday at ? p. IN.
~
On Wednesday last very pretty but
quiet wedding took place in st. Paul.
The contracting parties were Charles j.
Knox, of Thief River Falls, Num-, and
Miss Mayme Kennedy, OF this city. The
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
FIRST REDUCTION SALE OF PAnTELLA HOSIERY,
CLOAK DEPT.

We have about IS new taiior-m1de
Suits. They are from the best makers,
and very stylish, scarcely two of them
alike. They will go cheap on Monday;
many of them for Tess than cost. rare
chance, for thsy must go. Our regular
lines claim all our attention.
For S6 QS-Aew shipments OF
VI @O.oO handsome Tuxedo
and Eton Serge Suits on safe Monday.
We doubt If you can match them for
$3.50.
For 30 QS-New arrivals of the
L VI epc'cO ASCOT, Getaway and
Tuxedo Serge Costumes. The most siyI-
ISL suits in St iau at the price.
For 1912. 50-fne Serge Cos
you con find in the city at $3.50.
In connection with our 1898 Serge
Suits, we offer at same price fancy
check blue and brown mixture, with hght-
fitting jacket. very efechye suit.
Duck Suts, white and fancy styles, at
very reasonable prices. Only a Unite d
number left.
Our Waists are selling fast, but new
lots will IL here Monday.
SILK WAISTS in large variety of
styles and coiorings.
Special Prices for MONDAY:
At 500, our SIS and Sc Waists.
At $4.oS, our $3.50 and $3.50
Wrisfs
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ST. PAUL PARK.

The society event of the past week
was the reception Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. G. A. Parker to the Woman's club.
Mrs. Parker is the retiring president of
the club. and she was assisted in receiy-
ing by Mrs. D. G. Moody, the president
elect. and Miss Frances Parker. Each
lady was presented with bouquet of
yellow roses and syringas, the club
colors being yellow and white. The tea
table was presided over by Misses
Frances Parker and Margaret James,
and the ices. were served by Miss Lou
Belden. Mrs. Levi Bailey read an
original poem, and Mrs. Caveille and
Miss Parker gave some selections upon
the piano that were very fine. Taken
all i'll all, it was tile most elegant affair
Ut the Kind ever given III this section.
Among those present were Mesdames
Parker, Jaures. Bailey, F.C. Ford, W.
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Sixth and Robert Sts.
ST. PAUL, MiNY.

numbers were Misses Overfeek, Coy
kendall. Frlck, Northrop, dawley, Hit
gen and Rufus Edwards.
Cards are issued for the wedding of
Miss Hattie Ellis jenkins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Jenkins. and
c. I. Sanders, at the Church of the
Good Shepherd. next Wednesday.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Mary's church
gave an ice cream social on the grounds
OF w. B. Hawley last evening.
Mrs. William B. Read, of Dayton
avenue, is entertaing Miss Amy Stead
man, of Vinton. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fargo left the
PARK Tuesday for a four weeks visit in
Michigan.
Miss Florence BraIDard will entertain
the Kings Daughters Monday after
noon.
Wade Horton. of Dayton avenue, has
gone to Chicago to spend the summer.
Mrs. John Hagler and Miss Joyce
Hagler have gone to Pine Island.
William Shanahan returned Monday
from visit in Rockford, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Fargo are visiting
in Illinois.
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Sixth and Robert SITS,
ST. FkGL.MiNH.

Ford. Moore. Eaton. Raveille. Easter
brooks, Schabaker, Wilkinson. Sperry,
Lemon, Painter. Carroll, Crapdall.
Laramore. De Cou. Moody; Misses
Parker, Scott. Belden, James, Bailey.
Minnie Bailey, Nottemeier, Amelia
Nottemeier, Lizzie Notremeier.
Mrs. S. S. Stout, Of st. Paul, will
give an illustrated lecture in Ope ra
hall, Tuesday afternoon at 8 D. IN. to
mothers and daughters. Mrs. Stout is
we'll known here and it is hoped there
will be large attendance. Admission
free.
Mrs. Charles A. Parker entertained
Mrs. Stickney and the Misses Minor
Austin and Caroline Austin, of st.
Paul, ct tea Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Geneva Trevetts spent the past
week in Saltwater, where she attended
the alumni banquet of the high school.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave delightful social at the residence
of Anthony Fritz last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn have removed
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ST. PAUL. ANN.

to North Dakota, where they will en-.
gage in agricultural pursuits.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bunker are now at
nome to their friends in the Oyeushire
residence, Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fitch enter
tanned number of their friends
Wednesday eve ming.
Mrs. Glitch left for a visit to friends
in La Crosse on Thursday.
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social Gossip

bridal party consisted of. best man, DIR.
E. c. Eshelby, and Miss Ada Is. Hig-
gins, maid of honor; Louis f. Scbim-
mel and Miss Annie Casey. brides
maid. The brides gown was Of white
silk entraine and she carried tea roses.
The maid of honor wore white silk
with white roses and the bridesmaid
pink crepe with white carnations. Rev.
Father Barber performed the cere-
mouy.
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The marriage OF Charles F. Lott. of
st. Paul, and Miss Katherine Landers
was solemnized at the home of the
brides mother at DEBORAH. To-, on the
18th inst, by Rev. ID. l.. billiard. Mr. :.
and Mrs. Lott will reside at Bald Eagle
lake during the summer months,
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Order of He'd Men.

On last Wednesdays sleep Minnewa-
kan Tribe No. 2 adopted seven pale.
faces. and received the applications of
several more. Nominations of officers
for the ensuing term will be held ON the
next council sleep, and every chief is
requested to be present. On Mondays
sleep the chiefs Of this reservation will
trail to Minneapolis and partake of the
hospitality OF Minnehaha TriJe No. 2.
The degree team is doing efficient work
j. Rohr. who is an old Red Mau from
the East
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JUNE.
Written for the Globe. |

Written for the GLOBE.
Hear the buds in laughter shout
As in bloom they're bursting out
See them dance in wild delight
Revelers of day and night.
Can it be The wine they drink
Causes them to rise and sink?
Like the wave-tosSed mariner
emblem apt of life's career);
Or are they III pretensions meek
With zephyrs playing hide and seekf
Huge pyramids of lovely bloom,
Myriad cenSers of perfume
From thickeL hedge and orchard too;
From flower cups of richest hue.
Commingling with the golden bells
Whose chime the happy wedding tells.
From spike aud Spire of living green,
With gay plumed warblers in between;
OF Natures gifts The rarest boon,
The brilliant. balmy month Of June.
Frank Magraw,