The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-21
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CAP AND BELLS.
Cupid I met by the path today:
His eyes were sad, but his words were
A cap and bells he wore on his head,
l-For man in love was a fool, he said. :.
cap and bells. cap and bells.
tells,
The milkmaid's cheek with blush
And a man in love is fool" he
said.
His bow was broken, his arrows lost,
But his smile was as bright as the sun
on the frost,
And the bells at his caps edge tinkling
rang
AS low to himself he softly sang:
Gap and bells, cap and bells.
The seas lip kisses the ocean shells
The grass on the slope lies brown
And man in love is a fool" he
said
His lips We're curved-with beauty rare;
marVeled then at boy SO fair
And he cried as he met my eager gaze,
Pnthee, my master, mend thy ways.
Cap and bells, cap and bells.
Hast lent thy life to woman's
The leaf on the rose is quickly shed,
And man in love is a fool" he
said
A shadow stretched from a shrunken tree,
And a wild wind whirled him far from
But his parting message out of the blast
Like a Parthian arrow flashing passed:
Cap and bells. cap and bells.
The springs life dries in the deepest
wells;
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And man in love is fool" he
said
Ernest McGaffey.
Mrs. Maurice Auerbach gave tea
Thursday afternoon at her home on Sum
NIT avenue in honor of Mrs. Henry Cas-
tie. who leaves this week for Washing
ton, d. c.
Mrs Alexander Cathcart will give a
buffet luncheon Thursday afternoon at
her home on Goodrich avenue, entertain
ing a company of fifty women.
Mrs. George l. Wilson will entertain
at luncheon next Wednesday at her home
on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Ashland avenue,
has issued invitations for a Halloween
party.
Mrs. Casper J. Ernst entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her
home on Harrington avenue. The guests
We're Mrs Timothy Foley, Mrs. James
Mcclure. Mrs. E. w. Buckley, Mrs. Bow
Ter, Mrs. Thomas Grace, Mrs. w L. Per-
kins, Mrs Bowen, Mrs H C. McNair,
Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Shepard
Among the prominent autumn social
events Will be the wedding of Miss Lily
Day, daughter of Mrs. David Day, to
Auguste BerthoId Ewing Jr., of 81.
Louis. The wedding will take place
Tuesday evening, Oct. 80, at the brides
home, ga Dayton avenue. Mrs. William,
Wallace and Miss Helen Walters, of
Pittsburg, Pa, will be among the out-of-
town guests.
The annual meeting of the st. Paul
chapter, D. A. R., will be held Tuesday
afternoon in the parlors of the Day ton
Avenue Presbyterian church. A mu-
steal programme will be given by H. F.
Phillips and Miss Coshlaa.s There viii
be no paper, but Mrs. Ramsey will give
an account of the childrens society.
Members will answer the roll call with
the name of a revolutionary or colonial
woman.
Following the reports and the election
of officers there will be a reception for
the new officers.
Miss Helen Rau, of New York, was
guest of honor at dinner given last
evening by the Misses Buchanan, of Mel
son avenue
The enga cement of Miss Claire r.
Macdonald, of Kansas City, to Mr.. Wal
ter r. Wilmot, of Minneapolis has been
announced. Miss Macdonald formerly
resided in st. Paul.
Miss Maize Hilbert, Of Smith avenue.
entertained Friday evening at an informa
musicale and dancing party for Miss
Ethel Finch OF Chicago. Miss Hilbert
was assisted by Misses Miriam White and
Edythe GCodling, Of Minneapolis The
Beauties carnations and maiden-hair
ferns. Among those present were the
Misses Mae Gribben. Clara Mathies, Eva
Void, Jessie Beaudette Ethel Finch,
Edythe Gooding, Hal Gooding, Franey
Shattuck. Helen Roster, Kate William
son, Mabel Kanlan, Estelle Rue, Holman
Allen, Tadman, White, O'Mara and Lesly;
Messrs. George Neal r. Price, L. Meade
Henry CaVanaugh, Walter Jones. AL Har-
dy, DR.. Canon Burt Schilly, Will Arm
strong, Harry Lawton, Michaud, Wrist
Harvey. Kellogg, Finch, AlbTecht, San
ford, Presly, Leavitt and Walthers.
A children's party was given by Miss
Genevieve Craddock Holland on Thurs
ed a number. of selections during the
evening Miss May Ryan, Miss Alice
Dove and Prof. Myers sang Amone
the guests were Mr. and Mrs P T. VI
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. LaDue, Mr. and Mrs
John O'Brien, Mrs. Dorothy Veaux. Mrs
BLANCHE Cernaim Helen Crowley. Joseph.
inc Tausch, Dorothy Thur and Messrs
Ryan, Crowly, Myers, Botin Moriin ant
Peterson.