The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
A DUET.

1 sang a song of things that are,
A little song of truths that be,
AMI tiptOed on j rosy star,
Love poised and Knocked at me.
''Oh. bright" sang I, "are wOman's
Clear as the sun to seek and see,
With knowledge keen, with wisdom
Until She loves" said love to me.
''oh. sharp" sang I; rs woman's wit
Unfailing, sure her grasp of it!
Until she loves said love to me.
''Oh. fine" I sang. woman's ear
To know sweet truth from falsity,
When to be deaf and when to hear!'
Until she loves said love to me.
"Oh. true" I sang. lis woman's heart
From wrong, from guile, from falsehood
& An unaawed jewel stored apartr'
Until she loves said love to me.
I sang song of things that are,
n little song of truths that be,
And tiptOe on a rosy star,
Love poised and Knocked at me.
The Smart Set.
The most prominent society event of
this week VIII be the marriage of Miss
Florence Adele Schiffmann, daughter OF
DR. and Mrs Rudolph Schiffmann, Of
Summit avenue, to Charles Marsh Stew
ard, of Plano, III. The wedding will
take place Thursday evening, Oct. II, at
the Church of St John the Evangelist
Rev Theodore Sedgwick win read the
marriage service. The brides sister,
Mrs. James Allen Macleod, will be the
matrOn of honor. and the bridesmaids viii
be the Misses Eunice and Mary NIcMi-
chael, Miss Spence, of st. Louis. and Miss
s Forbes, OF Detroit, Mich. The groom's
Brother. D. S. B. Steward, OF Plano, ILL.,,
viii be the best man. The ushers will be
J. A Mcleod. D. J. Scarlet, George Lyt-
ton, Of Chicago; Walter f. Lindeke,
Charles D. Freeman and Thomas Bren-
nan. Little Florence Adele Macleod
The brides niece, will be the flower girl
a reception viii be held after the serv-
ice at the brides home on Summit ave-
nue. Mr.. and Mrs. Steward will reside
IN Chicago.
Mrs. James Allen Macleod, of Mac
kubin street, will give a luncheon to-
morrow in honor of Miss Schiffmann and
her bridesmaids. Tuesday evening the
St Paul ushers will give dinner at the
Minnesota club for the bridal party, and
Wednesday evening Miss Schiffmann win
give a dinner for the maids and the
ushers.
Miss Marion sanborn will make her
entrance into society Tuesday afternoon
at a large reception given by her mother
Mrs. Walter H. Sanborn, at the Aber-
deem.
Mrs Gottfried Stamm has Issued invita-
lions for a reception to be given next
Friday afternoon at her home on Smith
avenue.
Mrs. Ambrose Guiterman gave a dane
ing party last evening at her home on
Maclubin street for her daughter Amy
thirteenth birthday. About forty young
people were entertained. The rooms
were prettily decorated with cut flowers
md palms. A string orchestra was in
attendance and played for the dancing
Mrs. GuiteTmann was assisted by Miss
Louis Elson, Miss Elsie Mannheimer.
Miss Helen Rau.
AS usual, the charity ball will be given
this season on Thanksgiving eve. Nov.
2. The ball this year will be held at
Masonic hall, Fifth street, between Wa
basha and st. Peter, The charity ball
marks in st. Paul the formal opening of
the social season. 1t is arranged by the
women having charge of st. Luke S
hospital, who rely to a large extent
on society's contributions through the
ball for the hospitals maintenance Def
mite plans for this years function have
not yet been made, but it is understood
that the ball will be, as usual, a brilliant
social event.