The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-06
VIOLET EYES.

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Miladys eyes, like vernal violets
That deck the affairs at the Easter-tide,
Are full of melancholy purity,
Yet in their depths the elves of mischief
And oft they come from their obscurity
TO gambol in the light her smile begets.
Miady's eyes are changeful as the day;
Their morning is as clear as mountain
air.
And sparkles with bright beams of merri-
Their noon is full of color, here and
there
The gently drifting clouds of discomfort;
And in their eve soft summer moonbeams
play.
But we'll love to see Mnadys eyes
When storms across their sunlit surface
The violet is dyed a darker hue,
And sullen thunder seems to rumble low
Within; while through a film of tear-born
dew.
Swift flashes dart. her anger's. auguries..
And yet, if I might make Milady's mood.
Id leave those eyes their own sweet
tenderness
And to it add a gentle draught know,
Which should intONlcate at my careSs;
And those dear eyes with love should
To tell my had won where long I've
John chester Phillips. in Baltimore
News.
viii entertain at euchre Thursday after
noon att her home in Merriam Park for
the members OF the G. F. c. club
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone. who comes to
st Paul to lecture upon her experience
as a captive of the brigands in Turkey,
will be the hOnOred guest at a recep-
ton to be given at the home Of Mrs.
Robert A. Kirk, on Laurel avenue. The
reception is to be given under the aus
of St Paul, and the arrangements are
in charge of Mrs. d. 5. B. Johnson,
Mrs. nj. ID. Edwards, Mrs. John Ran
dali and Mrs. Dickinson. The guests
viii include fifty prominent missionary
workers from St Paul and fifty FROM
Minneapolis.
Mrs. c. E. Miller and Mrs. L. c. Trow
of the Bowlby farm, viii give a din
ner party, Thursday, in honor of Mrs.
G. =. Thompson ana family, of New
York. The hostess viii be assisted by
Mrs. P. Cashion and Mrs. c. R. Ament.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Severance enter
tanned small house party at their
summer place, Cedarhurst, over the
Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Towle, of Osceo-
Ia avenue, are entertaining a house
party at their summer home at Forest
Lake.
The engag cement of Miss Therese Ly-
Ons and Lieut. Edward Kingsley Mas
see, L. 5. A, has been announced. The
marriage Will take place early in Au-
gust in Seattle, upon the arrival of
the transport Warren from Alaska.
Miss Lyon Will go West in a couple of
weeks, accompanied by Capt. and Mrs.
NJ L. Mccormack and the Misses Nc
COrmack.
Mrs. Gust Larson, OF 100 East Sew
enth street, gave a reception Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Morris Hall,
of Chicago. Miss Charlotte Grain
served coffee. Those receiving with
the hostess were Mrs. Henry Solmon,
of st. Louis and Mrs. John Nehlin.
Among those present We're: Mrs. An
drew Dahlquist, Mrs. E. Togelberg,
Mrs. Otto JohnOn, Mrs. c. Skoog, Mrs.
D. $. Tanner, Mrs. J. H. Miller, Mrs.
Evens Mrs. Ed Oakland, Mrs. J. Lar
son, Mrs O. Tibbilin, Mrs j. Nord-
strom, Mrs. A. Fredlund, Mrs. ]. Berg
quist Mrs. GOthberg, Mrs, A. john
son. Mrs. A. Bjorkland Miss G. Carl
strOm, Miss Annie Knutson, Miss A.
Anderson, Miss Johnson, Mrs. ]. Mel
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Gill celebrated
their silver wedding on Thursday, en-
tertaining a number of ST. Paul and
Minneapolis friends at their summer
home, The Oaks. White Bear. Mrs. Gill
was assisted by her daughter Miss
Stella Gill. Mrs. A. L. Browne and Miss
Florence Mckee.