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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
The Visitors.

Mrs. Jensen, of Northwood, Oak, accom-
panied by her husband and child, is visiting
her parents, Hon. and Mrs. Charles Kittelson,
of SIS Somerset street.
Mr.. Edward Bower, nephew of P. A
Rockwell is spending his vacation in St.
Paul. He is student at "Shattuck." Fari-
bault.
Edward Darragh, student of Notre Dame,
Ind, and his brother, Thomas, of st. Thomas
seminary, will spend Christmas at home.
John NICE. Ames, of Faribault, is spending
the holidays with his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
John II. Ames, of 521 Grand avenue.
Mrs. Edgar Van Horn, of Randsville, Ste
vens county, is visiting her father, E. S.
Lightbourn, of 1923 Somerset street.
Mrs. James Davis, of Chicago, spent Christ
mas with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno
Beaupre. of East Tenth street.
Mrs. Vallencours and son. of Chippewa, are
spending the holidays with George Fontaine,
of West st. Paul.
Miss Margaret Cryer. of St. Peter. spent
Christmas with her sister, Mrs. William F.
Bickel.
Miss Elsie Gates, of Menomonee is visiting
her sister, Miss Laura Gates, of Isabel street.
Stewart Puryis, of Farbault. is the guest
of Rev. s. G. Jefforcs, of Christ church.
Edward n. Lee, of New York, called upon
his brother, DR.. c. E. Lee, last week.
Mrs. William Mitchell of Winona, paid a
visit to Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Everett Griggs, of Superior, Wis, is spend
ing the holidays in this city.
Miss Pond is visiting Mrs. II. R. Bigelow,
Of Exchange street.
Miss May Powers, of Eau Claire, is visiting
in ST. Paul.
Miss Brinckerhof is the guest of Mrs.
Corning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
NORTHWEST SOCIETY.
FETCHED FROM FERGUS FALLS.
Social Sauce Served UP ON Christmas
Day.


FER Jus FALLS Dec. 25.-Miss McWhorter,
of Chicago, is visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. D.
Boyd, during the holidays. :. Mr.. and Mrs
C. ]. SawSridge. of Minneapolis, are visiting
the family of l.. Fl. Lake. Mss Lottie Dam
pier returned this week from lengthy visit
to Northfsld . On Tuesday evening Warren
Lee Goss lectured on "AndersonvIlle" for the
benefit of Stanton post, 6. A. r.. Carroll E.
Gray, Jr., has been visiting his brother,
Theodore W. Gray, superintendent of the
water works, for the past week. Webb c.
La Grave has left the employ of NJ. Frankie
viz and gone to Duluth. Mrs. Walker, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs r. NJ. Rey-
noids, left this week for d short visit at
Rochester, after which she will return
to her home in Colorado. Mrs. S.
G. Strand has gone to Red Wing
to spend the holidays. Mrs. Dawson Ball. of
Wahpeton. was in the ctr this week, guest
OF Mrs. G. c. HOupt.. Mr.. Jackson left for
Woodstock, Ont, this week, accompanying
the remains of his son who died at st. Barna-
bas hospital Minneapolis, on Saturday..
Fred Dampier Is in the city, visiting his par
ents. "A. +. Wilmot returned this week from
New Castle, Ont, whittier he went some five
weeks ago to attend the funeral OF his father
and settle up the estate. A ball was given
on Christmas eve at thu Grand hotel for the
benefit of the Silver Cornet band. E. L.
Nelson, head miller at the Park Roller mills,
lett I0lS week LOT UOuc ~ DUR w 49,. ~
spend the holidays. His brother, III, T.. Mel
son, Of Pelican Rapids, preceded him by q
few days. E. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cutler, after
an extended visit here, have gone to Park
Rapids, Mimi, to visit Mrs. Cutters brother
-. Miss Esther Adair is visiting Miss Ethel
Parsons at St. Paul. Rev. Pollock, of MAN.
kuto, held services at the Presbyterian church
on SUNDAY .. The children of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school, instead of their
annual Christmas tree, were treated to a din
ner at the Bell House and a drive about the
city . Mrs. Robert Clark, OF Verndale, is
visiting her aunt and uncle, Dir. and Mrs. c.
Christie. The marriage of Miss Bertha Fox
TO Edward X. Ordway, of Wisconsin, Is an
nounced to take place on the 29th at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in this city,.
Leo Underwood returned from Manchester
college this week, accompanied By his college
frienk, J. c. Hambeton. :. On Christmas day
J. G. Epler and wife, of Otter Tail town, cele-
brated their silver wedding.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26

but you have seen her. She is there every
day, at every hour Of the day, and in a
dozen corner drug stores. You will surely
recognize her. She is stylishly, but not
loudly dressed. Her face, as it appears
under the veil is handsome, The eyes are
large and dangerous and she knows how to
use them. Her hands are neatly gloved
her skirts hang jauntily. her figure
is a fine one. and her hustle is neither
too large nor too small. nor does it hang
sidewise nor look like basket of potatoes
concealed beneath the folds of her skirt. 1t
fits her. and doesn't make you think that it
is hustle. You are thinking only of the
woman. If you stop for glass of soda, or
cigar, or pill, You glance at her. You
may even stare. Others are doing the same
thing. Even the young man who winds up
the fountain risks an eye on her. But she
seems entirely obliviouS of all this atteu-
ton. Her gaze is still upon the sidewalk.
She may sit thus for an hour, and scarcely
change her position. Hundreds will OBJ
serve her. but she appears to observe no.
body. until finally man bustles in. raises
his silk hat, SMILES and bends over her. Her
face lightens up, the dangerous eyes sparkle
under the veil, smile of happiness dis
closes a set of pretty teeth and mouth
whose lips she knows how to keep moist
and warm. and then they go away together,
looking into each others faces and with
arm touching arm. Who Is this woman in
the corner drug stOre-and who Is the man
who comes to meet her?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26

RI. P. degree upon Patriarch j. A. Bostedo.
The officers elected for the ensuing year are
W. Fl. Geiselman, c. P; S. s. Finley. S. W.;
H. L. Tankersly, j. W.; A. l.. Bolton, Z. s.:
". J. Johnson, r. S.; S. Mckay, H. p. and
H. Anderson. treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sloan, Mr..
and Mrs. J. C.Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Walsh.
L. Taylor and Albert and Sam Mcmillan are
domiciled at Mrs. Messner's, l2O Summit ave-
nue..
mas eve, resulted in the presentation to Mr..
and Mrs. Baker of beautiful ebony clock.
Mr.. Deacon made the speech appropriate.
On Friday evening there will be Christmas
tree and festival given by the Christ church
chapel, corner of Randolph and View streets.
Miss Susie and Master Tom Donaldson, of
424 East Ninth street, entertained children S
Christmas party Christmas eve.
Christmas festivals were held Thursday
evening by both the Clinton avenue and
Westminster churches of West st. Paul.
st. Mary's Sunday school at Merriam Park
will give its Christmas festival at Chamber
lan's Tuesday evening.
The Central PresbJ terian church Christmas
entertainment will be given al the church
next Tuesday evening.
DR.. aud Mrs. a. j Stone chaperoned box
opera party at the Drum Majors Daughter"
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Frost entertained Mr..
and Mrs. G. V. Bacon with box at the opera
Thursday evening.
There vii! be q public installation of officers
of Summit Lodge No. 163, A. F. g. A. NJ.
Tuesday.
Christ church will hold Christmas festival
in Turner hall Wednesday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
FURNISHED uY fARlBAULT.
Numerous Notes Regarding Many
Prominent People.
Special to the GLOBE.

Special TO the GIOOe.
FARIBAULT, Dec. 25.-Messrs. Dennis
O'Bren and S. P. Wall, of this city, and S. NJ.
West, of Warsaw, intend to leave Tuesday
evening for California, where they will remain
until spring. -. Otto Vogie, one or Marietta's
merchants. is spending the holidays with his
family in this city. "A. j. Grant has re-
covered from his recent Illness, and Is again
on duty at his store. Wilder Daniels has re-
signed his Office as First sergeant Of Company
B. Second regiment, NJ. n. q. .MesSrs. B. A.
Holmes, B. Day and j. Wagner, BARRIERS of
this City, went to Minneapolis as delegates to
the BARRIERS convention. Attorney E. j.
Mcmahon, OF Hope, OAK, spent last week
visiting his parents In the city. Miss Flora
Albaugh is visiting friends in Missouri, and
will remain until spring. Mrs. L. A.
Hughes, of St. Paul, spent a few days
with Miss Grace MeKinstry, of this
city. John Close left on Tuesday last for
Indiana where he will probably remain
through the winter. DR.. ]. W. Daniels, of
this city, recently appointed Indian commits
sioner, is now at Fort Berthold agency. DR..
L. B. Sperry started for the East on Tuesday,
and will lecture the remainder of the winter
in Ohio and New York. j. NJ. Spicer, of
Willmar, visited his brother-in-law, John
Hutchinson, of this city, on Tuesday last.
Rev. ]. Mcbride Stewell. of Seabury hall, left
Tor three weeks trip East on Thursday
morning last Samuel Grant has returned
from Helena, Mont, having been there the
past season.. Hon. George W. Bachelor
and daughter, Miss Georgia, will leave for
California early in the week.. Gay Hay
den, of Vancouver, Washington territory,
was in the city the pastsweek a guest Of s. F.
Matthews Mr.. Thomas jackson, of Cedar
Lake, Rice county, was married 10 Mrs. Eliza
A. Bailey, of this city, on Monday, Dec. 20,
by Rev H. Dorward. Rev. f. d. Hoskins,
warden of Seabury hall. received Christ
mas present of two boxes of oranges, sent by
Bishop Whippe. from Florida. 1t is thought
that the custom Of New Years calls Will be
in vogue in Faribault again the coming New
Years day. Special Deputy Grand Chan
cellor c. L. Lowell, assisted by Faribault
lodge and members Of the order from st.
Paul and Minneapolis instituted Lodge No.
II, Knights of Pythias, at Watervile on Tues
day evening last. A large number of Shat
tuck cadets and young ladies of St. Mary's
hall have gone home for the holiday vacation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
RED WING RESEARCHES.
A Coming Wedding and Other Inter-
esttng News.

Speclal 10 the GlODe.
RED WING. Dec. 25.-Invitations are out
for the marriage of DR.. W. W. Parker to
Miss Fannie NJ. Towne, to take place next
Wednesday. The young folks who have
been abroad attending school are home to
spend the Christmas holidays. The Misses
Annie Allen, Annie Lewis and Lulu Danforth
are home from Carleton. Miss Winnie Hoyt
from Hamline Chas. Towne from Shattuck,
and Louis P. Wolfe from the State uni
versity.. THE Roamer club gave very
pleasant party to q large number Of their
young friends at the residence of Reuben r.
Hudson, On Third street, Saturday evening
Miss Mabel Miller is spending
the Christmas holidays at the
home of her parents in Belvidere.
The Racquet club meets on Monday evening
with Miss Lulu Brink, on Fourth street.
Prof. Bumpus, principal OF the Granite Falls
pubic school, visited in this city last week.
1.-The Methodist Sunday school enjoy their
annual sleigh ride next Wednesday afternoon,
to be followed by supper and exercises at the
church parlors. ."Driven from Home" q
tale of life in New York city. is being actively
rehearsed by local talent for production In
the near future. -. The Social Circle club
gave very pleasant social hop at the Casino
last Tuesday evening. -. .Teutonia Lodge No.
8, Sons of Herman, give a grand New Years
eve ball at the Casino Dec. 81. Warren C.
Rowel, of Minneapolis, visited in this city
last week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
Ha fal2i.aR Notes.

Although the holidays have taken most of
the students home, yet it was q very large
audience that greeted the Sunday school
children in the university chapel on Christ
mas eve. To the left of the rostrum stood
the Christmas tree, loaded with gifts, making
a very pretty appearance, while the alcove
was draped in manner giving the Christmas
| motto good effect. The programme of the
evening was vareid one, consisting of re-
citations and singing by the children, which
were given In manner worthy of praise
| The church choir added much to the enter
| tainment by singing several selections. The
latter part of the evening was given I'D to the
distribution OF the presents to the young
| members of the Sunday school, there being
| about seventy of them.
G. S. Perry, IS, has gone to Winona. ].
| A. Suttin, of the same class, is making Chi
| cago visit Miss Webb is at Mankato Miss
! McCrea, OF Drayton. Dak., has been visiting
her brother, e. E. McCrea, 'Ss, during the last
week. J. LathrOp is in Lucerne,
| Hamline is to have college paper, the first
| number of which will probably be issued
! early in the coming term. The students are
| working with this end in view while at home
| in soliciting subscriptions.
The professors report eood work being
| done in the term so recently closed, there be-
ing very few failing to pass their examina-
| tons.
| The morning services in the chapel will be
| conducted by DR.. Mckinley. DR.. Innes will
| preach this evening at o'clock.
| The ladies hall is almost deserted, there
| being but two young ladies, the Misses Foster,
| remaining.
Mrs. Higgins and daughter entertained a
number of students on Christmas night.
DIR. Mckinley will reopen services to-day
at p. m. in the Como mission chapel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26
WINONA WINNoWINGS,
Opening Social Club PaKty..Other
Society Matters.
Special to the Globe

Society Matters.
Special to the Globe.
WINONA Dec. 25.-The Social club gave
the opening party for the season at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horton. About
$50 guests were presen and the evening was
thoroughly enjoyed. by ell. The entire
ground floor of the residence was given I'D
to dancing. while tables were arranged for
cards above. Refreshments were served.
Rohineder's orchestra furnished the music.
-. The annual reunion of the Winona high
school will take place at Normal hall on Mon
day evening. A pleasant time is Anticipated.
-. Invitations are out for a dancing party.
to be given by Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Langley
on New Years evening. New Years day
will be generally; observed In the old.fash
Toned way in Winona. A larger number
than usual will keep open house.
The Fortnightly club meets with Miss Laird
on Monday evening. The Wenonah club
will be entertained by Miss Lamberton on
Monday evening. st. Martins Lutheran
church enjoyed Christmas tree on Fridau
evening. The German Presbyterian church
held their Christmas festivities ON Christmas
evening. :. Among the churches celebrating
with Christmas trees on Saturday evening
were the German Methodist, Baptist, German
Evangelical and Free Will Baptis The exer-
cises at all of them were unusually ENJOYABLE
and the children were pleasantly remembered.
Most of the normal school attendants
have gone homo to spend the holidays.
The vacation lasts until Jan, A..
Judge Wilson'S family have taken possession
of his handsome new residence on East Broad
way. The house Is one of the finest in the
city. Miss Anna Broadwell, of the normal
school faculty, is spending her holiday vaea-
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HEARD HASTINGS.
Happenings Social and General In
and About That City.

CpCSldi W Iuo
HASTINGS, MIMI, Dec. 26.-Miss Louise G.
FoIlett returned from Rochester. N. Y, yes
terday, where she has been attending school,.
Philip Graus and wife went out to Owatonna
yesterday to attend the funeral of the latter's
mother. The case of DR.. Justice Schmidt,
charged With using abusive language, has
been adjourned until next Thursday fore
noon.. Miss Belle Moss. lately committed to
the asylum at Rochester from this city, died
there yesterday. -. Miss Minnie ]. Drake, Of
Milwaukee, is taking the place of Miss Edith
L. Moody, operator in the Western Union
telegraph Office, during her visit in Horizon,
Wis.,. James OBrien, brother of Police
Justice Daniel O'Brien, of this city, died in
Renville county on Thursday of liver trouble,
leaving wife and four children. The re-
maths will be buried IN the Inver Grove ceme-
terry OH Sunday, this county. He was for
mer esteemed resident of this comfy, being a
storekeeper at ROsemount. :. Mrs. ]. Fromm,
of Sleepy Eye, who is on visit with her son.
fell on the ice yesterday receiving fracture
|of the joint of her left wrist. DR.. c. p
Adams attended her and she is now doing
nicely. The supreme court has decided the
log case Of j. H. Thompson VS.. e. G. Libbey,
in favor of the former.
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Merriam, ark.

The ChatauQua circle is in a flourishing
condition. 1t has membership of twenty
iadies. The meetings are held every two
weeks, every other one being open. TO which
! friends are invited. On Wednesday last the
| circle met ut the residence Of Mrs. Douglass,
! at which Mrs. Mrs. La Sheur gave paper on
''The Visions OF MirZa.' Very interesting was
the '.Year Book" by Mrs. Yerxa. a paper
on Edmund Spencer was read by Mrs.
| Douglass.
Merriam Park is becoming somewhat re-
nowned as society center and evening re-
sort for the city snow shoe clubs, which
make it their distinction, the plan being a run
| out from the cities and supper at Wood
rufus. Several clubs have their regular
evenings.
Christmas Eve was celebrated in the Pres
| byterian church. by Sunday school enter
| tainment, the children taking the principal
part in the programme. The great event to
the young people was the appearance of
Santa Claus with reindeer and sleigh.
The principal event of the coming week in
social circles is the Redotta club meeting on
New Years eve, at Woodrutfs hall. The
club meets every two weeks aud is in a
| fourishing condition. 1t has membership
! OF ABOUT nlnety-Seven gentlemen.
Among the societies of Merriam is one
which is of Importance and yet in its infancy.
This is the Philosophical society, meeting
| ouuudy uOrHln8 dI III o CLOCK. IL mas for its
| purpose the discussion of scientific matters.
| A long felt want of the Park has been filed
| by the establishing of circulating library b },
| w. Il. Chamberlin. 1t was opened Dec. L,
and has now 315 volumes. New publications
are being added every week
! The Sunday school children of tho Meth
odist church will give an entertainment on
Monday night at the residence of Mr. Doug
lass. Santa Claus will be present.
| Murray Fay have lately completed their
new hall, which will be opened on Tuesday
night by an entertainment given by the Sun
day school of ST. Marys church.
| On Monday night the Minnesota Boating
club Will take its first run, when the hdies
also are to be present, arriving by their spe-
cial line of hacks.
Mrs. Rumney and her daughter, Miss Net
tie Rumney, of Devils Lake, are the guests
| of J. II. Southall.
AT Woodruf's. Tuesday night, will be a
large party from Unity church, Minneapolis.
| The new Methodist church is nearing COM
pletion and Will be finished ABOUT Feb /.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-26

Hoffman avenue. will open their doors to
their friends ThursdaF, Dec. 80.
NJ. and Mrs. John Fl. Ames, of so Grand
avenue, will give young peoples reception
next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. b. Cook gave sleigh ride party and
supper to the lady guests of the Merchants
hotel Christmas eve.
Capt. and Mrs. H. A Castle entertained
Gov. and Mrs. Hubbard and other friends
Monday evening.
Mrs. Harry G. Foster, of No. 400 Summit
avenue, VIII give reception Tuesday even
ing at p. m.
Miss Power, of No. 1877 Western avenue.
gave Christmas diuner to large circle of
friends.
DR.. Haupt entertained some friends at sup
per last Saturday evening.
Mrs. E. B. Higgins entertained on Capital
avenue last evening.
Miss Bigelow, Exchange street, gave a
Christmas dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Merriam gave a family
Christmas dinner.
Mrs. John White will give reception next
Thursday.
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Progressive EucI.re.

The birthday of Charles Nichols, of West
ern avenue, was celebrated Monday evening
with a progressive euchre party. At the
tables were Judge and Mrs. Mitchell, of Wi
mona; MIR. and Mrs. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Prince, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Livingston. Mr..
and Mrs. t. +. Cakes, Mr.. and Mrs. =. Mcln-
tyre, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. George K. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Willis, Mrs Pope, Sprio< er Har-
lone hand prize, and Mr.. Skinner the head
and progressive.
The Idle Hour Progressive Euchre club
will meet at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Boyer, on Carroll street, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. W. Cameron, of 26S Rice
street, entertained a progressive euchre party
Wednesday evening.
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Home again.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Sherman have re-
turned home from their European trip and
are at home at the Ryan.
Miss Mary Bass returned home last We'd
nesday from Kemper Hall, Wisconsin, to
spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Hoffman have returned
from their visit to William Lee. of Hastings.
Miss Louise Kittsou is home after a visit to
Miss Minnie Cool, of Faribault.
Mrs. Charles P. Marvin has returned from
a three months trip East.
Bishop Gilbert was in the city for the
Christmas festival.
Mrs. L. S. Noble will return home from Du-
buque soon.
Miss Newport is home from Pennington.
Conn.
Whitney Wall will return home ABOUT the
3lst.
W. P. Clough has returned from the East.
c. D. Deacon is homo from New York
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The Ring,

Miss Ada SwartZwelder was married TO w al
ter S. Lefevre, law partner of John W. Willis,
at the residence of Or. Charles E. Lee, corner
of Laurel and Western avenues, Tuesday at
d. m. Bishop Gilbert officiating. D. B. Hen
derson, of Kansas City, was best man. Ar
thur Lefevre. of Wichita, Kan, brother of The
groom and several intimate friends, were in
attendance. short reception followed the
ceremony after which the young couple
started on wedding tour TO Richmond,
W. Va.
On Wednesday occurred the marriage of
Miss Grace Vance 10 C.. W. Rice, of New
York at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vance, 102 Western
avenue. Rev. Samuel G. Smith performing
the ceremony. The bride was attended by
Miss Anna Palmes, and Miss Jennie and Wal
ter Riddle Vance. r. r. Wells, of Duluth,
was best man. A short wedding Breakfast
was partazen of and congratulations fol
lowed. In the evening the happy couple de-
parted on their wedding tour east. They will
be at home at 102 Western avenue after
Feb. l.
Miss Clifford. sister of Mrs. H. S. Sibley, of
Oakland avenue, was married Thursday by
Rev. E. Jay Cooke to Harry Bryan, of Hud-
son, n Y. Their home will be Hudson.
Charles Clifford of Hudson, n. Y, broteer OF
the bride, witnessed the wedding.
Edward Young and Miss Sealey, of Canada
street. will be welded Dec. 80, at the resi-
dence of the brides father.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hall. on Collins avenue,
celebrated their crystal wedding Thursday.
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Cause for Jealousy.
Omaha World.

OMAHA WOrIu.
Mrs. Veragrande-O 1 know that Mrs.
Upstart is just green with envy this day.
SympathiZlng Friend-Yes, indeed.
You remember we were both married in
the same church, and her wedding was
ever so much finer than mine, and she knew
it, too"
Yes. it's So"
'rd just like to see her now tearing her
hair when she thinks that my husband had
the biggest funeral there ever was ON this
street, and with her husband Just wallow-
ing in health she can't equal it for years
yetn