The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-09
THE PANsY PRINCESS.

Purple and gold as sunset of the Norths
Thou, Pansy, tell what thought lies hid
in thee;
went forth
The pomp and splendor of thy court
to see?
In trailing robes of satin and brocadc,..
Didst reign a queen Ger nations Wild
Til ruthless Time decreed their suns
should fade,
Their gIories be but ashes of the past?
Close to thy side, all fierce in black and
a pansy warrior guards thee still with
care
Dost thou recall a day when, overbold,
He wooed thee with the sunlight on
his hair?
And near in shadow, pale as some sweet
A snow-white pansy opens to the day
"A pious nun with pallid lips and faint;
Who bows her head the while she
seems to pray.
For thee o pagan princess of the dawn,
For thee, 0 warrior knight Of Valorous
The nale nun prays, with downcast face
While through her fingers slips the 81
lent beads.
And is it true that all the prayer and
Ana ali the wealth and worldlines of
When centuries have come and gone
win prove
The Smart Set.
Society during the past week devoted
itself most Hospitality to the entertain
ment of the visiting physicians and their
wives Two of the many charming af-
fairs We're the dinner parties given at
the Minnesota club Wednesday night,
, DR. and Mrs, Appiebv being host and
hostess of one and Mrs G.. A. Severance
OF the other. DR.. and Mrs. Appleby en-
= tertained DR.. and Mrs. Hershey, Of Den
yer; Dr. and Mrs Murphy, of Chicago;
DR.. and Mrs Halsey, of WiIliamstown,
n. J.; DR.. Friedcnwald, of Baltimore; DR..
Gould, Of Philadelphia, and the Misses
Beaumont and Gilfillan. Mrs. SeVerance's
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs Z. l.. SchuTme-
Ter, Judge and Mrs. E. a. Jaggard, DR..
and Mrs. c. A. Wheaton, Dr.: Wyman.
Miss Wyman, DR.. Seaman, of New York;
DIR. Park, Of Buffalo, DR.. and Mrs Fen
ger, Of Chicago.
Prominent among the June weddings
Will be that of Miss Ann Appleton,
daughter of Col. Samuel Appleton to
John E. Seabury, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Claiming Seabury which will be sol
emnized Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the Church of st. John the EYange-
list. Rev. Theodore Sedgwic1, the rec
tor. VIII read the marriage service. Inc
bride will be attended by her sister, Miss
Appleton, as maid Of honor and by the
following bridesmaids: Miss Grace Brad
shaw, of West Superior; Miss Elsie Pope
Miss Celia Kalman and Miss Eleanor
Matthew, of st. Cloud. Little Edith Sea-
bury viii be the flower girl. The groom
will be attended by Robert w. McCloud,
and the Ushers win be Henry AmeS,
Gerald Seabury, Chester Appleton and
Robert Appleton.
Following the ceremony there will be
a reception held at the home of the bride
on Portland avenue.
/. A number Of social affairs have been
arranged in honor Of the bride-elect.
Mrs. 5. r. Dunn will give a supper tfls
evening for the bridal party at her home
on St. Adams street. Tomorrow evening
E Mrs. Claiming Seabury will entertain the
party at supper.
Miss May Buckley was the guest OF
honor at Il dinner party given Wednes-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs William
C TOomey, Of Lincoln avenue, with
whom Miss Buckley will spend the sum-
mer. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert DrOuet, Miss Buckley,
Miss DOrO Mr.. Sylvester Mcguire, Mr.
ARTHUR Clark and Mr.. David PEBBLES.
Mr. and Mrs George NJ Space have
Issued Invitations for large reception
ITO be given Wednesday evening at their
home on Paramount avenue In celebra-
ti0n Of the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. Spaces parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward II Space.