The evening times., 1911-07-26
SOCIETY
To Ny Beloved
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To Ny Beloved
There are no words so sweet ard fair
AZ those thar ] would call thee;
There is no perfume hall SO rare
To match the sofe scent CT thine
hair,
That like the fragrance OF the air
In May does enthra.l me.
There are no colors such as those
That through thy cheeks are flow
ing;
They put to shame the lowered rose
That In some southern garden grows;
Or soft tints of eternal SHOWS
In dawn's embraces glowing.
There Is no music of the spheres,
OF harps and sweet bells ringing,
Would soothe my soul with gladder
tears
Or thrill with deeper JOY my ears
Through all the long, declining years
Than thy voice softly singing.
There is no sky of deeper blue
Than where thine eyes are smiling,
I No land of dreams that poets knew,
Where summer winds ne'er changing
blew,
And never fading flowers grew,
Gould e'er be more beguiling.
There Is no heart as true as thine
, But that within me beating,
Which constant as the Ivy vine
Shall worship at thy beauty's shrine,
The wrinkles and the burrows line
OF greedy age defeating.
Edward D. Tittman
Guest Of Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cory are en-
tertaining Mrs. w. L. Walton of Fer
ME. B. c.. at their home on Uni
versity avenue during the fair
/; Here From Plaza.
W. J. Mangan came in from Plaza.
last evening to join his wife. who is
+ the guest Of Miss Grace Kelly and to
{. take In the sights of the fair grounds.
To Entertain Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Moore are plan
. ming to entertain party of guests
( from Bowesmont and Drayton, who
/. will arrive today, during the remain
der OF the state fair.
Back From Lake.
Misses Margaret Lemm and May
Treacy who have been spending their
vacations at Maple Lake returned yes
terday to enjoy the attractions of the
fair.
Leaves for Devils Lake.
Miss Anastasia Gossman of Canten,
Minn., who has been the guest of Miss
Inez Ryan has gone to Devils Lake
where she will be the guest of Miss
Inez Kollar for few days.
Home From Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Burtness ar
rived home from Detroit Lake Minn.,
this morning, where they have been
enjoying an outing as the guests Of
relatives.
Guests of Friends.
Miss Pearl Monroe of Langdon and
Z Miss Josephine Hamel of Grafton are
the guests of friends in the city dur
ing the fair.
To Visit Son.
Mrs. William Caswell of North
Third street left this morning for
Gu Appelle. Sask., where she will be
the guest of her son, William Cas-
(; we'll and wife until October l.
Home From Western Trip.
Mrs. ]. s. Hatcher has returned
from her trip to the coast. While
away Mrs. Hatched visited several
h places Of interest including Seattle,
Yellowstone Park, Vancouver and
!. Portland.
! Here From Duluth. ....
Mrs. Robert Blair of Duluth arrived
I last evening and will be the guest of
!. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
|; Bliven during the fair. Enroute Mrs.
\ Blair spent few days in ST. Paul as
/; the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
4 Bernish.
/! VIII Reach Home August 1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Lagerwall who
i have been enjoying an extensive trip
i In the east will return to the city
|. August /. While away they have
/, spent few days in Minneapolis and
!. attended the imperial shrine at Roch-
!, ester. Mrs. Lagerwall has spent some
!, time visiting with friends and rela-
tives at her old home in Wisconsin.