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TRAINS ARRIVING Al DeLAND.

$40 A. M.-Daily Connection at Beresford with
steamers from Jacksonville.
90 A. M.-From all points on South Florida
Ry. Sanford & Lake Eustis and Indian River
Divisions j., T. & K. W Ry., and A. 4 W. Ry.
1850 P. M. - From all points North, West,
Jacksonville and intermediate stations.
2.35 P. M.-Through train from Tampa and
Titusville.
4.3O P M.-West India Fast Mail from New York.
Washington and all points East.
S.35 P. M.-From Jacksonville and local points
north.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers on West India Fast
Mail. Daily steamers on Indian River connecting
with $50 D. m. train from DeLand and 80 train
TO DeLand.
G. d. ACKERLY, Gen. Pass Agt.
D. F. JACK, Gen. Manager.
L. E. SPENCER, Agent DeLand.
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EVENTS TO COME.

The st. Andrews society will have very
pleasant entertainment at their rooms on
Tuesday evening. April l, OH the subject "A
Night With Robert the Bruce The follow
..Bruee,s Early Manhood William Maxwell,
The Battle Of Bannockburn;" Lawrence
Hope, "Bruce's Death" James Il. Myron,
1.-THE Condition Of Scotland at Bruce's
Death" Songs and Rotations Will be inter-
spersed. Ladies welcome.
reception and benefit dance, under the
auspices Of the Army Of the Potomac aSs0cla-
ton, will be given at Garfield hail. No. 800
East Seventh street, Friday evening, April
friends of this society who have not received
an invitation can get one by calling on j. Il;
Shrine at hall any afternoon between q and
6. An A party is assured.
The Minnesota Boat club entertainment, to
be given in the course of a few weeks, prom
ises TO be one OF the greatest social and finan-
cial successes of the season. The members
of the former ST. Paul Ideals will participate
On Easter Monday the German club will
have german at Westmorelaifd hall, prob
ably the last one of the season. DR.. j. IL.
Stewart is expected to lead.
Eagle Division No. ID, Knights ofPythias,
are making arrange ments for their social
party, which will be given at their hall Fri
day evening, April %.
Garfield Post No. 8, q. A. R., will celebrate
Lees surrender by giving a social party 81
their hall, $50 East Seventh street, Wednes
day evening, April 8.
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club will give theil
next social mop at Central hall, "Wednesday
evening, April 9. Hilyard's orchestra will
furnish the music.
The Bachelors Dancing club will give
their last social hop at their halj on East
seventh street, Dayton's bluff, Monday even
ing, April z.
Mrs. L. J. Heimbach, Of 81 West Delos
street, will entertain the Plateau Euchre club
next Monday evening.
The Schubert club will give another re-
cital tomorrow afternoon at the guild rooms
Christ church.
The annual ball OF the hardwood finish
ers' LODGE will occur at Gray's hall saturday
April 26.
The vested choir of st. Paul's church viii
give a social and musical party after Lent.
A week from tonight an Easter social viii
be held at the Woodland Park church.
The Philharmonic society will have meet
ing Thursday evening.
The Allegro club will give a german OF
ADrll IL
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uninue andAharming.

A very charming entertainment was
given on Thursday evening at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn Allen, at
the corner of Dayton and Summit aven-
ues. A cleverly managed and we'll
rehearsed series of tableauX were given,
followed by an excellent musical pro-
gramme, in the parlors. Supper was
served to over hundred guests in the
dining room, and it was altogether a
most enjoyable evening. The affair
was under the management of Miss
Hope on behalf of the Industrial school
of the First Baptist church. Among
those present were:
Mr. and Mrs Rev. W. H. Rutrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. b. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Col Allen,
MIR. ana Mrs. George W. Hallowell, Mr.. and
Mrs. De Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Tall
madge. Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Griggs, MIR. and
Mrs. Wakefield. Mrs. Ruben Warner and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Hope Mrs. Erwin,
Frank Lowering, Joseph Starky, j. l.. Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. Flournoy, Harry Heming.
house, Miss Anna Tallmadge, Miss Mabel
Lowering. Miss Jessica Wakefield. the Misses
Hope, Miss Robinson, Miss Mary Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Coxhead, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bickel. the
Misses Bekel, Miss Nellie White, Miss Glib.
sou, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Vanduzee. Mr. and
Mrs. ID. d. Smith, Miss VanduZee, Miss Ottie
Walther, Miss Kitty Waither, Miss kathrine
Nelson. Mrs. E. S. Reed, Anoka; Miss Louise
Reed. Mrs. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. Teasdale.
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GENERAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Fl. L. belong and daughter enter
talked the st. Paul Council No. 2 Order
Chasm of Friends. last Thursday evening at
their rooms. Manufacturer block. In spite of
the stormy evening, a large company assem-
sembled, and cards were INDUCED in until
late hour. The head ladies' prize was won
by Mrs. P. A. Cough; the gents head prize
j. II. Lawler; ladies' progressive prize, Miss
George Lorentz; ladies' BOBBY lrize, Miss E.
Abusdahl; gents BOBBY prize, DR. Cogswell
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
George LOrentz, MIR. and Mrs. Kieron, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Waddel; Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Cough; Misses F. Burgess, Anna Swanson.
Emma Abusdahl; Messrs. DR.. Cogsweli, M.
Caushois, DR.. Arthur Sweeny.
A delightful evening was spent with Miss
Lovetta ,Agin at her home, l59 West Seventh
street, on Wednesday last. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in music, cards and
dancing and was enjoyed by a large num-
Der. Refreshments were served at O'CLOCK,
after which dancing was continued until a
wee small hour. Among those present were
House, Bagnen. Wilson, Adams, Rose.
Wright Percival and Messrs Bookstayer.
Maxwell, Cakes, F. Faulkner, w. Faulkner.
Downing, Hall and George Wilson, OF De
troit, Mich.
A progressive euchre party was given by
last Monday night, and the successful con.
testants were Miss George MetcGlf and Fred
Chaplin: boobies, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Jarvis.
1t was very enjoyable affair and will be re-
peated after the next regular meeting Mon
day, April7.
The Plateau Progressive Euehre Club Of
the West Side was entertained Monday even
ing by Mrs. E. j. Heimbaeh, of Ga West De.
los street. H. Peters aud Mrs. DR. O. II. Beal
won she head prizes; Mr. Guernsey, lone;
Mr.. Chase and Miss Mabel Boston, foot
After refreshments the club adjourned to
Nov. 5.
The Antique Progressive Euchre club met
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COMO.

The Como Avenue Literary and Social club
was very pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Emerson at their home. 40 Como
avenue, Tuesday evening last. Mrs. Schy, a
lady of considerable Evolutionary talent from
Minneapolis pleased the members very much
bv giving several recitals. Miss billiard also
favored them with several fine selections on
the piano. The singing of little Miss Maud
Baily and Mabel McHugh, and the recitation
OF Miss Effie Belcher were also worthy of
mention. An acting charade was very cred
ilably carried out by several members of the
club, with the help of two darkes. who very
ments at 80. The club has decided to
hold but one more meeting this year, at the
house of the president A. d. Bletcher, which
promises to be of unusual interest to all.
< Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bletcher entertained few
Friends at progressive euchre Thursday even
ing last. The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Head, F. T. Stevens; progressive Miss
Vanger; lone hand, Mrs. f. Bedell; BOBBY,
Mf Merrill A grand good time was the YER
diet Of all.
". B. Reed returned on Saturday last from
Q business trip to Chicago aud other points
East.
Miss Young. Of Litchfeld, was the guest of
Miss La Clare the fore part of last week.
/ Mrs. Powers, of Delano. visited with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Emerson part Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanger were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Belcher on Wednesday last
| & Mr. Treavett, Of Nora Springs. To-, is visit.
fng MI. and Mrs. Stevens.
5 VIII Larkins is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Barey, OF Como avenue.
j. C. Mccall is suffering from an attack of
pleuriSy.
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DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeaaor of the Bates Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, gavea reception to their
many friends in the church last Thursday
evening and, although the weather was
stormy, there was good attendance, and
every one had q piee time. There was o
short musical programme rendered by Messrs.
Schroeer, Cone, Brann and Krieger. after
which hountiful refreshments were served.
The following is list of the officers and
for the next six months: President, Edward
Teple; vice president Miss Hettie Brinck-
man; secretary. e. III. Miller; corresponding
secretary, Emma miller; treasurer. ]. H.
Gone. Mrs. Phillip Gilbert, Miss Carrie Krie-
ger. Miss Tinkham, Miss Emma Teple; look
out committee, Tom Willoughby, Miss Md
lie Confare, Miss Blanche Granville, Miss
Allie Hevenor Miss Minnie Tupper; social
committee Miss Addie Krieger, MI. GilbeIt,
c. A. Sheffield. Miss Mary Nienaber. Miss
Clara Granville.
The Choral club. under the instruction OF
/ Prof. Carman, met in the pari0rs OF the AT
lantic Congregational church last Monday
evening for rehearsal. There was large at
tendance, although the rain poured down
with dampening effect, but not sufficient to
cause any decrease of enthusiasm with the
members. One of the works now being re-
hearsed is 'Gallia,'' by Gounod. The next
meeting will be in the Bates Avenue Metho-
April 4, when it Is hoped more members Will
be added to the list.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Fitield. Of Maple street, celebrated the fifth
anniversary Of their wedding by inviting q
few friends to 6 o'clock tea, served III wood
en- dishes. Nothing was lacking to make
their joy complete except the want OF room
to entertain other friends who were not
there, and even this lack was soon supplied,
when. to the great surprise of host and.host-
ess, about o'clock, twenty-five more made
their appearance at the door and filed the
house with joy and gladness.
The Choral club, under the instruction OF
Prof. James Blake, met in the parlors OF the
Atlantic Congregational church last Thurs
day evening for rehearsal. There was good
attendance, The next meeting will be in the
same place On Thursday evening. April s. at
3 o'clock, when permanent organization
will be considered.
The Round Table Social and Literary club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Davis last Tues
day evening. The next will occur on Tues
day evening, April L. with Mr.. and Mrs
George C. Madison at their home, 260 Maria
avenue.
The Ieh Diem Lawn Tennis club met on
Saturday evening, and elected officers for
the year.
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SOUTH PARK.

The ''shoe soeial' given by Park lodge last
Monday evening was quite success III spite
of the rain and mud. The ladies were all ar
ranged behind curtain stretc he'd across the
hall and raised little from the floor, which
exposed their foot, and the gentlemen were
permitted, for % cents, to select shoe and
Jake the wearer Of it to supper. 1t WAS quite
2 novelty, and all enjoyed it very much.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby returned Thurs
day morning. Both are looking well and
much, and while they have seen many beau.
Z Iiful places in their travels they still think
ST. Paul Park best of all. On their return
they met j. L. Spencer at Ogden, and he
came on with them to Denver.
& the Valley Lodge will give an entertain
ment and supper at their hall (Odd Fellows
hall next Thursday evening, it being the an
niversary of their organization. An interest
ing programme has been arranged, and it il
hoped that that and the refreshments will
be indueement enough for all to go and have
q pleasant time.
The date set for the reorganization of the
Royal Arcanum Council is April 8. All
those whose names are on the list who have
not been examined are requested to do SO al
{ once.
/ Asa Epson, of Portland: Or, and Miss
/ Grace Upsom, Of Marshalltown. To-, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Stark
weather Thursday evening.
The ladies Of the N. e. church will give a
social next Thursday evening at theresa
denee of j. D. Moore. all are cordially III
yited.
Mrs George Hammer is entertaining Mrs
D. McCauley, superintendent OF schools OF
Wilkin county, this state.
Mrs. Lewis Ottman has returned, after sew.
eral weeks visit with her folks, at Diamond
Bluff, Wis.
c. E. Ovenshire was on a business trip te
Chicago and Milwaukee last week.
H. A. Muekie spent the first part of The
week In Chicago on business
Mrs. T. C. Sumner. of Boscobel. Wis, is
visiting Mrs. j. :. Rose.
0CaIeb Truax, of Hastings made call a
the Park, Tuesday.
L. L. Smith, of Pullman avenue. was In
Chicago last week.
Miss Julia Truax left Friday for Hastings.
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last Thursday evening with Mrs. Tussler,
corner Ashland avenue and ST. Altans street.
The ladies' head prize was won by Mrs. Fer
rey: lone hand, by Mrs. Kenyon; progress
sive, by Mrs. Hough; the gents head prize by
Mr.. GEORGE; lone hand, by Mr.. Willis; pro-
gresslve, by Mr.. Statham.
Hope Division No. 10, Uniform Rank
Knights Of Pythias. give social dancing
party at K p hall, East Fifth street. on
Monday evening, March 81. The comm1 tee
of arrangements give assurances that noun
ing will be left undone to make this one OF
the most enjoyable parties given under the
auspices OF this popular division.
A party was given last Tuesday evenlns IN
honor Of Miss Hartwell, of Plattsburg. N. Y,
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milton q.
Brown, of Holly avenue. About twenty iiVe
guests were present, and cards and dancing
served to occupy the evening most pleas
antly.
The informal reception and dance to be
gwen by the Social Evening club on Monday
evening, at Garfield hall, $50 East Seventh
St, bids fair to be exceptionally pleasant ana
enjoyable. general good time is guafan-
teed TO all.
The Ladies' Progressive Euohre club met
with Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Gardner, OF Holly
avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ancker,
Mrs. Lewis Baker Jr., Mrs. Gardner, Mrs.
Howe, Mrs. Johnston and Mrs Bristol TOOK
the prizes.
Bert Bigelow. of College avenue, gave a
dancing party last evening. About ten
couples were present, aud delightful even
ing was spent by these representatives or the
younger society people OF the city,
The Sunday School Guild of st. Paufs
Church had an annual sale OF fancy work
and Easter eggs yesterday at the rectory, cor
ner Of Ninth and John streets. 1t was con-
tinued last evening.
The Retail Clerks union No. 4,02S, A. f.
L.. had the first Of series of social enter
tainments at 20 East Seventh street Wednes-
day evening. An interesting programme was
given.
Miss Ruth stiekney gave most enjoyable
tea to q few of her friends Wednesday. Re-
freshments were followed by dancing, max
ing the evening one of enjoyment
The ladies of the Schubert club gave one
of their regular musical recitals at the guild
room of Christ church this afternoon.
Last Monday evening Harry Barr, OF Day
ton avenue, entertained about a dozen OK his
schooimates and friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF St John s
Church met Tuesday with Mrs. +. =. kel-
Iogg, of Portland avenue.
The ST. Luke's Aid society met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs ". n. Cumbey, of Ohm
sted street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman. of Smith avenue,
gave q progressive euChre party Tuesday
evening.
Mrs McAuley, of Merrill street, gave. a
party to number Of young friends Tuesday
evening
Ernest Davidson, of Summit avenue, en-
tertained q young peoples dancing club last
evening.
Bert Bigelow, Of College avenue, enter
tanned few friends last evening.
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a nressv Vbeater wrap.

such as Redfern sometimes designs for
those of his clstomers who would vary
the monotony Of the tight-ftting coat.
The one here represented is made of
Chantilly net, with collar, plastron,
double sleeves and girdle band of light
cadet blue cloth. braided in black and
silver fancy braidS. The upper sleeve
is open on the under seam for half its
length, to give the arm free play, and
the lace points fall in scarf ends far
below the wrist
The very compact little hat which
crowns this figure has smooth brlm OF
cadet blue cloth or velvet with pont
of lace for the crown and some small
shaded blue tips clustered at the back.
AS this little toque bonnet is but the
mereSt trifile larger than the head it
covers, the man who SITS behind will
have no grievance against its wearer.
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College News.

Monday afternoon special meeting of the
NJ. E. Ministerial association of the Twin
Cities was held in the University chapel, to-
which the students were specially invited.
There was large attendance of ministers
and their wives from st. Paul and Minneap-
oils. and from o'clock until 5 there was q
very interesting and enthusiastic session.
during which Dr.. Tiffany, of the Hennepin
avenue church, Minneapolis, gave spirited
address upon the social element i'll the
church and among Methodist people genef-,
ally. The eloquent doctor made some laugh q
able lapses, especially in his reference to
Old Testament history which the good
brethren were not slow to catch him
up on at the close of his speech
but he very adroitly turned the tables-much:
to the amusement of everybody. He was fol9
lowed by Rev. Dr.. Coultrs, of First church,
st. Paul, in q fine address on the Preaching
Demanded by the Times Dr.. Coultas looks
like very emphatic man. and he delivered
his ideas concerning the proper kind OF
preaching in no uncertain Way, his sentences
coming forth full of thought and pregnant
with good sound sense, and claiming the un-
divided attention of the large audience.
After the addresses the time was taken UP iii
discussing the thoughts brought out, and at
5 O'Clock all adjournment was made to the
ladies' hall, where they were entertained by
DR.. and Mrs. 6. II. Brldgeman.
Miss Oeie Hazard gave 8 O'Clock tea to
q few of her girl friends from the hall Friday
evening at her home on Simpson avenue.
The favored few were as follows: Misses
Zue McCleary, Maude Knox, Gertrude Tor
rance. Marian Wellington, Bessie Tressfder,
Theo Irvine and Mabel Cassidy.
quartette from the state university fresh
man class were the guests Of Miss Zue Nc
Clary at the hall Friday evening. They were
Misses Ida Herzog and Anna Stacy, and
Messrs. Heber Hartley and Roy Smith.
Rev. S. B. Warner. of Oxford church, ST.
Paul; Rev. G. FL. Sanderson. of Fergus Falls,
Mimi. and Rev. Rice of First Nj. E. church,
Minneapolis, were callers at the university
Friday.
Mrs. T. W. Hoyt and daughter. Miss Wini-
fred Hoyt, of Red Wing Mimi, were the
guests Wednesday and Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs W. Il. Rich, of Hewitt avenue.
The College prohibition club at its regular
meeting on Thursday fixed the time for the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
BLOOD AS A COSMETIC.
How Some Society Women Are
Said TO Do Athletics.

"YOu see, my dear, l belong to the
Ladies' Athletic club. Col. Robert In
gersoll vouched for me and 1 paid for
the ticket with the $40 mother gave me
for that miniature brooch. 1t wrung
my heart to give up that pretty pin; but
all the world has taken up physical
culture, and | make it rule of my life
to go the pace. Three days i'll the
week go to the gymnasium. get into a
blue blouse. divided skirt, black stock
ings and tennis shoes, smear my face,
neck, shoulders. arms and hands with
olive oil. and for three hours do a hum
dred things that would surprise and
horrify you.
'YesterdaII banged away at an air
bag and jumped twenty-inch hurdle
until / was as lame as a Mexican vet
eran and as weak as a cat. Then had
a needle bath and a rundown with al
cohol. walked home with my mouth
buttoned, as the trainer puts it, drank a
pint of blood, went to bed, slept three
hours and got up looking absolutely
pretty.
Don't gasp. That's the latest limo
walton. All the athletic women follow
some such programme. It's a fearful
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
Music and Merriment.

There was large and interested audience
in attendance at the entertainment given by
the Young Peoples Society of the East Pres
byteriau church Thursday evening. The
readings by Mrs Sarah Rounds Stemen were
the attraction of the evening and elected
the most hearty applause. Mrs. Stemen is
most charming person. and as an efocution-
Isl ranks with the best. Her power to repro
portrayed in her varied selections. The
pathos in her voice as she presents to her
hearers the "Old Mother" in her loving
simplicity in ''Laddie," brought tears to the
eyes of many. while the laughter evoked i'll
"How Ruby Played" and "The Election Of
'76" was unbounded. The gem of the even
ing, however. was THE Birds Singing Les
SON. in which the sweetness of her voice in
imitation of the birds could not pe improved
upon. The musical part of the programme
was we'll received. Mrs. FAIRIES, of Minneap-
oils. sang solo and responded to an encore
with that ever pleasing song. "Supposing."
Charles W. Schneider sang ''Infelice,"' from
''Ernani,' and upon being recalled sang
''Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep" The
trio from Campana, by Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
and C. ", Schneider, was well received.
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company, is the guest during her engage
ment in the Twin Cities of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Paul, Of Rice Park.
Mrs. s. G.. Cook. Of Holly avenue. is visiting
in Chicago.
E.G. Handy has gone East for a two
weeks visit.
Col. Rugg has returned from a sojourn in
Florida.
W. NJ. Armstrong has returned from Mex
leo.
Hon. W. P. Murray has gone to Washing
tn
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An Annual Event.

Invitations are out for the annual ball and
reception of st. Paul Temple No. 9, Patri-
archal Circle. on Wednesday evening. The
grand march will begin at o'clock. Elabor-
ate arrangements are being made for the oc-
casion and an enjoyable evening is antici-
pated. The following committees are in
charge of the arrangements: Managing COM
mittee. Sir knight Patriarchs B. E. Stone. D.
s. Sperry, j s. Fugate; reception committee,
Sir knight Patriarchs j. II. Mailer, w. s.
Vail, c. W. Slayton, Alexander Donald, W.
S. Lyons. Edward Scott, J S. Mccullough, j.
B. Baker Thomas Riley. George d. TAFT,
William Foulke, V. r. Benham, c. E. Hale;
floor committee, Sir Knight Patriarehs
George e. Keller, P. W. Nelson. w. H. Hart
George A. Doran. A. p Bateham, George T.
Davies, A. B. Cults.
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second Demorest contest for Wednesday,
April 16.
Mrs. Helen Paisley, Of Werthington. Minn..,
visited Miss Shoemaker at the ladies' hall
the early part of the week.
Miss Alta Clark, of the senior class, is In
Red Wing for the Sabbath. the guest Of Miss
Winifred Hoyt.
Miss Nellie Barlow, of the hall, is entertain
ing her friend Miss Agatha Grimes, Of Win
dom, MINI.
Will Brink left Friday evening for few
days visit with friends in Winona, MINI.
Rev. j. Rule, Of Mankato Mimi, visited
4shis son John Rule during the week.
g Miss Sue Grey, of Roberts. Wis, is visiting
Miss Bessie Clapp at the hall
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
Entertained at Euchre.

An entertainment was given By Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 2. Larkin to the Kangaroo clnb
Thursday evening at their home on Virginia
avenue This WAS the last regular meeting
of the club for this season, and all the club
members were present except Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Ii. McEwen of Minneapolis. There were
seven tables and the prizes were taken by
Mrs Philip Reilly, Mrs. S, B. Mcconnell, Mrs.
j. W. Jaeger j. j. McCardy, r. A. Lam
pher and 5. B. Mcconnell. The other play
ers were Mr.. and Mrs. Y. S. White, Mr. and
Mrs f. H. Judson Mr.. and Mrs E. Il, Fryer,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Mahler. Mr. and Mrs E.
4. Hugfson, Gen. and Mrs. NJ. D. Flower,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ &. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs A.
A. Cratsenberg, Mrs. A. u. Hawkins Mrs. r.
A. Lanpher, Miss Hollias, Phillip Reilly, FL.
d. Matthew'S. j. w. Jaggar.