The Saint Paul globe., 1901-06-23
VAGABONDS

NTOQ gave unto Ine DllllSIllcy
Who tolls at desk or mart,
The silver pieces broad and fine
And brOidered coat and smart,
But gave, oh brothers, for our part
The rowing foot and free;
The children of the merry heart
Life's vagabonds are we.
The elder son hath glowing hearth
And quiet home and house;
The younger son hath all the earth
Wherein he may carOuse.
The elder son his goOdly spouse
For once and all has ta'en;
Upon the yOunger's tattered blouse
More heads than one have lain.
Then no, for stiTTup and for spur,
Across the world away!
Nor pause to snatch a kiss from her
We courted yesterday.
'Tis some must dance and some must
play,
Some pay and some go free.
God keeps you, sirs who stare and
Lies vagabonds are we!
The Smart Set.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Ban
croft, daughter of Mrs. Caroline Ban
croft, to William De Witt Mitchell will
be solemnized Thursday evening at the
Church of st. John the Evangelist. The
bridal party will include Miss Lila Finch,
maid of honor; Miss Bum, Miss Cary,
Miss Beardslee, Miss Clough, Miss Elsie
Pope and Miss Hudson, of Buffalo, N
Z, bridesmaids. Theodore Griggs will be
best man, and the ushe.s will be Carl
Taylor, Fitzhugh Burns, John Dalrymple,
DR.. Harry Rttchie, Albert Lindeke and
DR. Hancock, of Dubuque, Iowa
Following the ceremony small recep-
ton for the relatives and intimate friends
VIII be held at the brides home on West
ern avenue. The at home cards read:
AT home Thursdays in October, 46S Ash
land avenue"
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The av-Y-fo Of TrN ioh
Mitchell, Of this city. to Miss Blanche
Crawford, of HagerStown, Md, will be
SolemniZed Tuesday evening at st. John 8
Episcopal church, Hagerstown: Miss
where she has often visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell will be at home after July
Is at 534 Summit avenue.
The marriage of Miss Cornelia James,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry Clay
James, to DR.. Walter Bradford Cannon.
of Cambridge, Mass, will be solemnized
Tuesday evening at the brides home on
Ashland avenue. Miss James is a grad
uate of the Girls college at Cambridge
DR.. Cannon, who formerly lived in St.
Paul. was a school fellow of Miss James
at high school, and later at Cambridge
DR.. and Mrs. Cannon Will reside in Cam
bridge.
Cards have been received in st. Paul
announcing the marriage of Miss Kath-
crime Shields, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Cornelius Shields, Of Bristol, Tenn, to
Dr.. Percy HOughton, of New York. The
ceremony will take place at high noon
Wednesday in St. Agnes Catholic church,
Bristol. Miss Shields and DR.. HoUghton
both formerly resided in st. Paul.
Th marriage of Miss Josephine Blom,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Blom, to
Wilton @. McAurchy will be solemnized
Wednesday at high noon at the home of
the bride on Bedford street. DR.. John
Wright, Of st. PauIs Episcopal church,
will read the marriage service. The
bride will be attended by Miss Agnes
Peterson as maid of honor. E. w. Craw-
ford viii be best man
Miss Bancroft and her bridal party will
be the guests at a supper to be given
Wednesday evening by Miss Lila Finch
at their home on Summit avenue
Mrs. A. c. Heath. of Portland avenue,
will give a. final one in a series of four
post-nuptial at homes Thursday after
noon
Miss Lulu Shandrew will be the guest
Of honor at a euchre party given Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. T L. Breen at
her home on Marshall avenue. Friday
afternoon Mrs. H. T. Quinlan will enter
tain for Miss ShandTew.
Mrs. George H. Ranney entertained in
formally Friday afternoon at her homo
on Virginia avenue in honor Of Mrs
Styles c. Smith, Of Cleveland, Ohio, who
is her guest.
Mrs. V. P. Luther has issued invita-
tiOns for a reception Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Iglehart street in honor
Of Mrs. Frederick Luther, Of Chicago.
Mrs. John Mclean, of Mackubin street,
will give a theater party and luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Helen
Waddy. of Richmond W. Va.