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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-11
MINNETONKA.

The past has been society's week at
Minnetonka. 1t being regatta week
everybody expected to be gay. During
the first part of the week, while the
! crews quartered at the Lafayette were
in training, only the quiet f1irtations
on the verandas or a little dancing in
the parlors were allowed, but after the
races were over the pent up energy
Of the amateurs burst forth in ire
mendouS enthusiasm. The Winnipeg
party, which always follows their oars
men to cheer them on, arrived before
them at the Lafayette, reaching there
a week ago. The party consisted of
Mr. and Mrs. Gait, Mr.. and Mrs. Allo-
Huebeck. On Thursday the remainder
OF the party, with the oarsmen, ar
rived, and from that time on were the
Jolliest and most lively people on the
lake; The Duluth boys have been at
the hotel since the first of the month,
! and the record they have made amply
repayS them for the Self-restraint
which they have been obliged to exer-
else IN the midst of attractive gaiety.
The. Minneapolis contingent of the
boys brigade spent the week in
! camp at Spring Park. The encamp-
| ment was comfortable arrangement
IN the dancing pavilion, and was under
/ the charge of Lieut.. Morgan. of Fort
! Smelling. The exercises of the day
We're quite rigorous, calling for all the
! drills in the regular manual, and re-
| curing considerable skill on the part
OF he-young church militant's.'' The
Vlctuai1ng arrangements were under
the charge of Proprietor Hopkins. of
the Del Otero. There were nearly a
hundred boys who spent the whole
week at the camp, while on Saturday,
many VINO mad been obliged to remain
in town during the earlier days, Joined
their companions.
Next week the Lafayette and the cot
tagers in that vicinity will have a
grand celebration in the form of an
fireworks exhibit The event is sch led
uled for Tuesday evening, weather per
hitting.
Col. Allen, who IS cottaging with his
family at Linwood, on the south shore.
was present at the races on both Fri
day. and Saturday, and was one of the
loudeSt rooters for the st. Paul boys.
A McNally, OF the firm of Rand. Nc
Nally & Co., of Chicago, spent part Of
the week at Minnetonka as the guest
OF F. L. Whitney, of the Great Northern
railway.
The ladies of the st. Paul Press club
went in a body TO Minnetonka Beach
for an outing yesterday. The Dro-
granme included the races. dinner, and
the evening hop at the Lafayette.
George P. Case and r. D. Floyd. of
week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Case, who are there for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Last Sunday and during the coming
Sundays in the month of August at the
ser1,ice.i at the Camp Memorial chapel,
Rev. II. P. Nichols, of st. Marks. in
Minneapolis, officiates.
A jolly party, under the chaperonage
of Mrs. Sam Hill, last Sunday, wers:
.Ia''7es \. Hill. T. L. McClung, Misses
Ruth and Rachel Hill, Finch, Tarbox
and Stephenson
Col. j. S. Coolican. who started last
week with party of capitalists for the
far West entertained his party for
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WEST SIDE.

Miss Nellie Fales entertained about
twenty friends at luncheon and cards
Friday evening in honor of her guest,
Miss Matte Prescott, of Willow River,
Wis.
Mrs. Ruth Kimball-Gardiner, OF
Washington, D. c., arrived here Fri
day morning, and is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Kimball of the Clinton.
Mrs. E. McGraine and Miss K. Irwin,
of Riceville, To-, are spending TINS
month the guests of Mrs. Bernard
Regain.
tomedi to be the guest of Mrs. A. A
Wilson for about a fortnight.
Mrs. Fletcher, of Mansion, Wis, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Stewart, of 502 Andrew street.
Mrs. Roach and daughter Hector
have gone to White Bear to rest for
the balance of the month.
Mrs. Waite and family of South
Wabasha, will spend the balance OF
this month at the lakes.
Mrs. J. V. Davis leaves next week
for trip through Wisconsin. She will
be gone about d month.
A. G. Smith, of State Line Miss,
was the guest of Mrs. Woodbury. for
a few days last week.
Miss Virginia Bryant will spend next
week at Minnetonka, the guest of Miss
Minnie Woodwork.
~, VI
spent last week here, the guest OF
Mrs. NJ. Nagle.
Mrs. George B. Talman and son Roy
have gone to Center City to spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Wilcox and son, of the Clinton,
have returned from a trip through
Iowa.
Miss Nellie Fales has returned
from several weeks visit at White
Bear.
Miss Mary Jefferson has for a guest
Miss Hattie Barry, of LIE SGeur.
Miss Eva Baer has returned from
short stay at Forest lake
Mrs: James Dixon has gone to
Canada for two months.
Prof. and Mrs. j. c. Bryant have re-
turned from Shakopee
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ST ANTHONY PARK,

Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. McGill have the
deepest sympathy of the Park people
in the. recent loss of their little two
year-old son, who died Wednesday
evening, at the family residence on
Scudder avenue.
A missionary meeting for the Y. P.
S. G: E: of the Congregational Church
Will be held this evening in the church
Miss Carrie S. Pond, of st. Paul, will
address the Endeavorers
Mrs. S. T. Ross, accompanied by her
daughters, Miss Ross and Miss Edith
Ross, of Brookfield, Mo-, We're the
guests of Mrs. D. Cudworth, of Crom-
well avenue, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kusterer, of
Raymond avenue, will leave Friday for
providence, r. l., where Mr.. Kusterer
has accepted a permanent position.
Mrs. d. A. Cudworth and daughter.
Roger Cudworth, leave next week for
a weeks outing at Poplar lake.
On Friday evening a reception was
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Kusterer by the
| members of the NJ. E. church in the
| church parlors.
Mrs. Joseph Chambers, of Bayless
| avenue, is spending a few days at
Lake Minnetonlza, the guest of Mrs. F.
M. Bailey.
| Miss May Cheney and Miss Florence
| Moore have returned from a visit at
| West cottage, Lake Minnetonka.
The ladies of the ST. Anthony Park
M. E. Church will serve ice cream Fri
day evening in Hampden park.
Mrs. c. H. Cannon has returned
| from Cedar Rapids, 10, where she has
| been spending the summer
Mrs. D. G. Martin, of Bayless avenue,
will entertain the Ladies' Reading cir
! Gle Friday afternoon.
| Mrs. ]. T. Stewart, of Priscilla street,
| is entertaining her sister Miss I,ulu
| Thain, of Milwaukee.
Prof. Green, of Dooley avenue is en-
! joying a bicycle trip to Rochester,
/ Mimi, and vicinity.
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MERRIAM PARK.

A lawn social was given Tuesday
at the home OF S. w. Searles for the
benefit Of st. Mary's Sunday school.
Mrs. H. t. Watson and daughters,
Sadie and Jessie, have gone to De-
tro1t for the remainder of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grayson and
Miss Cotter, of Russell, To-, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Coykendall.
Mrs. j. c. Shandrew gave a lunch
con party Tuesday afternoon at her
home ON st. Anthony avenue.
Mrs. d. F: Brooks gave a childrens'
Thursday afternoon on the occasion of
her son Edwards birthday.
Mrs. c. S. Cowles has returned from
a three weeks visit to Redwing, Wa
couta and Frontenac.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bell and niece,
Miss Kate Bell, of Hastings, are at
Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Boyer and son
Prairie lake.
Mrs. D. T. Brooks and Mrs. Arson
Brooks spent the day at Minnetonka
Thursday.
DIR. S. G. Cobb left last week for
Montana, where he will spend two
weeks.
]. S. McDougal and Frank Leach, of
Duluth, visited friends last Sunday.
A j. Douglas and daughter, Miss
Eulah, left this week for New York.
F. NJ. Austin and the Misses Austin
have returned from Lake Chisago.
Mrs. Waters gave a luncheon party
at her home on Dayton avenue.
Peter Mackay, of Nevada, was the
guest of friends during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Sumner spent
Thursday at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss -Hart;gan is entertaining Miss
Dora Mcdonald, of Chicago.
n 70 foo
at her home on Iglehart.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Geary are visiting
with friends at the park.
Mrs. G. w. Cunningham returned
Monday from the South.
w. H. Gridley, of Marshall avenue
returned home Thursday.
H. T. Black and family have returned
from the seashore.
Mrs. w. r. Estes is visiting with
friends in Madelia.
The Misses Lautenslaugher returned
to Duluth Friday.
F. NJ. Fargo left Thursday evening
for Chicago.
o. C. Sheldon has returned from Lime
Springs, 10.
F. F. Fargo spent Sunday at the
Park.
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EVENTS THAT HAVE BEEN.

A moonlight excursion was given
TUESDAY {, enine, aus. y, w me 80 II
local lodges OF the Order of the
World. The steamers Oracle Mower
and o. Spaulding were chartered for
the evening. There were two barges
attached for the use of those who
wished to trip the light fantastic.
Brose's orchestra was in attendance.
A promenade concert was given from
s to $50. AT $40 the whistle blew for
leaving and in a few moments the
merry party, numbering about 400,
were gliding smoothly down the chan
mel of the Mississippi. The excursion
lists reached st. Paul at 2:40 a. m. The
MeSSrs. KenSburg, Parks, Lenders,
Kornick and Hansen. The ladies hav-
ing charge of the refreshments We're:
Mesdames Kensburg, McStay, Jarvis,
KrippS and Parks.
A pleasant party was tgiven at the
residence of Aid. kartak last Tuesday
evening, it being surprise on his little
daughter Magdalene. The youngsters
enjoyed themselves in the most de-
lightful manner, and were far from
anxious to give up their gaiety when it
came time to go home. Following is
a list of those present: Lottie Roh-
land, Theresa Machovec, Minnie and
Lydia Janson, Minnie and Louisa Ash,
Gertie Kartak, Clara Young, Ella
Schmall, Agnes Lavallee, Carl Kartak,
Frank and John Arth, Ben and Charles
Kartak, Polly Rohland, George Ma
chovec, Karl and Joseph Arth, Henry
Jansen, Robert Arth, Mabel Kartak,
Lucy Ash, Florence Jansen, Mamie
and Emily Arth.
The Philadelphian Baptist Church
Sunday school picnicked at Wildwood
on Saturday of last week. a pro-
gramme of races was enjoyed by ali,
both old and young. Several useful
prizes Were awarded the winners. AT
1888 a union dinner was served by the
ladies. The children We're treated to &
tour Of the lake on the steamer White
Bear at $3.50. The gentlemen in charge
of the races were Messrs. Ernest Ward
and e. S. DOran. The toboggan slide
long Remembered m mi i the little ones az
q rare treat.
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HAMLINE.

Miss Clara Miller, who has been
visiting Misses Edwards, has returned
to Cumberland, Wis.
Mrs. S. NJ. Cowie and mother, Mrs.
c. w. Fuller, of Rothsay, Mimi, have
returned home.
Mrs. W. H.. Carothers entertained
hanna Friday.
Miss Marion Griffith gave lawn
social for the Epworth League Tues
day evening.
Misses Marie and Clara Funk gave
very pretty lawn party Thursday
evening.
A NJ Webster, of Montevideo, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. K. e. Web
ster.
G. W. Barnes, of Sank Center, has
/ been the guest of Rev. Y. W. Martin
Miss Hattie K. Warner has re-
turned to her home in Pueblo, Cot.
Mrs. W. w. Barnum, of New Rich
mord, Wis, visited Mrs. w. E. Brink
Rev. Y. w. Kleppler, of California,
was the guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Warner.
Mrs. Foltz has been entertaining
! Harry Smith, of New York city.
Guy E. Maxwell, of Appleton, is the
! guest of Mrs. r. K. Evans.
Mrs. Y. B. Deyan is entertaining
! Mrs. A. E. Reid, Of Wells.
| Miss Wanda Griffith has returned
from visit in Chicago.
| Mrs. E. A. Tuckey, of Eden Prairie,
/ is the guest of friends.
Miss Jean R. Evans gave a book"
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1olsed ,MoHElllBId H 'A9d--leeI4S euId
pure !InoO eEAIS- UeA 'uonBIoossV
services at 1880 a. m. and p. m;
topic OF morning sermon, The sanctity
OF the Sabbath" evening, the divine
mandate, Honor Thy Father and Thy
Mother
Bethany Congrega tional, Corner of
West Winifred Street and Stryker
AVenue-ReV. S. G.. Arnett will preach
and administer the sacrament of the
Lords supper, 1890 a. IN.
Christian Science-Service at 1890 a.
m. in Rooms 107 and 10S Globe building.
speak; subject, 1.-THE Oracle Within"
An open air meeting will be held in
the grove near Van Buren, street and
FalrvieW avenue, Sunday at $3.50 p. nj.
reach1ng by Pastor T. G. Horton.
Pleasant Avenue and Ramsey Street
Rev. n. Bolt will preach at 1890 on
Der SuendenfaE." Evening service at
8 o'clock, with addresses by Rev. Al
bert Pluess, from Basic, Switzerland,
and the pastor of the church.
First Baptist Church, Ninth and Wa
couta StreetS-Rev. G.. Fl. Gamble, pas
tor of the Hebron. church, will preach
at 1890 a. m. and p. m.
Arcadia, Bald Eagle Lake-Rev. Geo.
w. Shaw, of st. Anthony Park, will
preach at o'clock; Sunday school at
close of services: All are invited;
of Nelson and Harrington Avenues; A.
r. Moore, Pastor-Services, IL a. IN.
and 7 p. M. Morning subject, THE
Mind of Christi" ev aning, means of
Approach to God" Singing by choir
and solos by Miss Wilma Allan
st. Anthony Park gregational
Church; Rev. G. w. Shaw, Pastor
Morning service, 1O:30; subject Of SER
mon, Source of Authority III Religious
Belief" evening service ct O'clock
with the Christian EEdeavor.
st. James church, Conner De Soto
and Lawson Streets; Rev. Robert
Hammond Cotton, NJ. A, B. SIS, Rector
Services for the ninth Sunday after
Trinity, $50 a. M. morning prayer,
ante-communion and Sc nou; subject
Play, Athletics and RELIGION" adj
dressed to the members O. the ST. Paul
base ball club. All inte1es ed in bas Sc
ball invited; p. M, evening prayer
ana sermon; subject, BALKAN and
His ASS" Take the Mississippi street
car at 1890, get out at Lawson street
and walk one block to the right
near ownership; Rev. Robert Ham
Gharge-Services for the ninth Sun
day after Trinity; a. H., celebration
molly communion and sermon: 9 D. M
Sunday school; 8 p. M, evening PRAYER.
itany and sermon
st. Peters Episcopal Church. Dav-
TONS Bluff, Corner Fourth and Maple
Streets-S Seats free. Rev. A. T. Ges-
ner' rector; molly communion, 7:3O a.
M; Sunday school, $50 a. M; morning
prayer and sermon, II a. m. even ,,ii1s
prayer and sermon, D. M: East End
Eplscopal Sunday school, corner Ross
and East Seventh street: school meets
at $3.50 a. M
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DAYTONsS BLUFF,

Inc 1olloWlng young people who have
been camping at Four Lakes for the
last two weeks, returned home Mon
DAY: Misses Grace Studeman, Fannie
Ham!ine, Gussie Rhine. Carrie W:elde,
Minnie Wetmore and Mrs. McCleary.
The ladies of the Bates Avenue
church will serve dinner in the Wash
burn building next Thursday and Fri
day from II to 80. A good dinner can
be had for Is cents.
Mrs. Spindler, of Maple street. will
entertain the Ladies Aid society Of the
bates Avenue church next Monday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
the Atlantic Congregational Church
met with Mrs. Heine last Thursday
evening.
A special meeting of the w. c. It. U.
was Reid at the home of Mrs. Spindler
on Maple street, last Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Robert Debach, of East Fourth
street, entertained a few friends last
Friday evening in honor of her birth.
day -- 80
The young people of ST. Johns church
gave an ice cream social at the church
on Frances street, last Tuesday even.
ing.
Mrs. Bratton. of East Fourth street
gave dinner party last Tuesday
evening to number of her friends.
NIL p, r; Yates, Mrs. G. Fl. Yates. and
MISS Fanny, after a two months trir
East, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strumer, who have
been visiting Mrs. Sharp, left FridaJ
Tor their home in Omaha.
The members of the Iron Hall mel
last Monday evening with Mrs. Ham
ilton, of Conway street.
Mrs. Gould and son Ralph, of Still
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two days before the start, at Hotel
Lafayette. -~
F. j. Nicholson, formerly of the st.
Louis, now of the Metropolitan, of st.
Paul, spent part of the week as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Metz, of Elk
celsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields and Misses Nc
Hugh, Shields and Gallagher, of this
city, were entertained at the st. Louis
last week py James Mcclure.
Judge and Mrs. Shiras, of Dubuque,
! entertained at dinner at the Lafayette
last Friday evening NJ. and Mrs. John
harrington, of this city.
Miss Elsa Mannheimer, of ST. Paul,
spent a portion of the week at Hotel
st. Louis as the guest of Mrs. Frank
enthal, of st. Louis.
Mrs. Condo. Hamlin and Mrs. Willis
Hall Vittum were at the lake the lat
ter portion of the week and for the
races.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bergfeld, of st.
Louis, are guests at the Lafayette for
the remainder of the season.
Theodore Hayes, Jacob Lifts North
western representative, is with his fam
lily at Lake Park hotel.
w. c. Morgan, of st. Paul, is spend
ing few days with friends at Lake
Park.
Albert Berg and Cyrus Wellington
We're guests at the Lafayette during
the week.
James j. Hill and family were guests
OF Sam Hill at the, Lafayette during
the week.
at the Lafayette last Wednesday even
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ST. PAUL PARK.

The coming social event is the com.
pl1mentary. concert to be given III.
kenyon lodge, knights of Pythias. az
Opera hall Sept. 4 by a number a.
st. Paul artists. The programme will
be most excellent one.
Messrs. Ed McCrunlmish, James
Williams and P. B. Churchill, of Sf
Faul, spent Monday night at the
Bachelors club
Miss Jennie Moon was PLEASANT,
surprised by her friends MondaI,
evening, the occasion being her birtS-
day. ~ 'ii-
Thursday evening by a party Of his
friends from South st. Paul.
Miss Hannah McGill and Mile
Brown, of Minneapolis, are visitin,.
Mrs. G. H. Perkins
Garrett Schevens spent the wee!, a,
Baldwin. Wis, with his parents.
Mrs. Julia Painter left Thursda,
for Erie, Penn, by the lakes.
H. Z. Shabert left yesterday for 3.
trip around the lakes.
Mrs. W. a. Kenyon is visiting a,
Mason City, 10.
Miss Acott, of St. Paul, will open
her studio Tor voice culture about
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party Tuesday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Blanche Leland, of Wells.
B. N. Wheeler, of Duluth, renewed
college acquaintances.
Miss Blanche Leland has returned
to her home in Wells.
Miss Hattie Brown is visiting her
mother at Renville.
Miss Sadie Higgins is visiting rel
atives in New York. 3;
F. E. Funk is spending his vaca..
ton at Rest Island
Miss Ocie Hazard is visiting Miss
Pribble in Anoka.
Mrs. A. A. Dickinson, of Stevens
is visiting friends.
Mrs. Fred Grant has gone to New
York for a visit.
e. A. Pravitz has returned from
Wayzata.
Miss Edgerton has returned to Mil
waukee.
A. z. Drew is at his farm near Farm
ington.
E. N. Tuckey, of Richfeld, visited
friends.
Rev. E. Y. Funk is in Winona.
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WHITE BEAR.

i A jolly party composed of the follow
ing st. Pail young people, and chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fair
Misses Mcmillan, Miller, White, Mar
shall: Messrs. Il. P. Smith, Marshall,
Watson, Miller and A. p. Guy.
The following comprised a sailing
marty from Mahtomedf Thursday even-
ting: Dr. and Mrs. johnson, Mr.: and
Mrs. A. e. Bowe, Mr. and Mrs. ". J.
-Dofan. DIR. and Mrs. Dampier, Mr.. and
Mrs. wilson and Miss Rowland.
Mrs. Fernald chaperoned the follow
ing sailing party Of young people Tues
day evening: Misses La Furgie and
Mcmillan, of Saltwater; Miss Nellie
Stevenson: Messrs. Otis, Tom Pringle,
A. P. Guy and Beattie.
Wednesday evening a number OF the
guests of the Chauteaugy hotel had a
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very delightful excursion and picnic,
winding up with a dance at Wildwood.
Miss Adele Aurelia, Grace DAM,
Frank DanZ and Lily DAM were
guests at the Kost cottage, White
Bear Beach, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Schliek We're pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by a num-
Der of friends, it being the anniversary
of their wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thayer and
daughter We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Lawton Sunday at White
Bear Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Fuller and family
and Miss Pringle, of Saltwater, are
at Camp Lincoln, Mahtomedi.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schiller, of ST.
Paul, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles Ref Sunday.
A summering party from Chateau
gay hotel sailed over to Wildwood Fri
day evening.
Prof. F. R. Glow, of Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest of E. B. sumney, at
White Bear.
Mrs. H. Madsen, of St Paul, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Wilson at
Mahtomedi.
Mrs. Blanchard, of New Ulm, is the
guest of Mrs. Dobson at Mahtomedi.
E. w. Beattie, of Helena, Mont, is
a. guest at the Fernald cottage.
Mrs. Murray entertained the Mahto-
med1 Euchre club Monday.
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

M. H. Albin, of St. Paul, spent
Wednesday night with A. S. Morton.
The Episcopal chapel at HighWood
is under process of construction and
will be completed some time in the
near future.
Mrs. J. s. Jett, Miss Chinn, of Vir-
einia, and Miss Jet spent part of last
week at Minnetonka.
William Rowlands, of Chicago, spent
last week with his sister, Mrs. Charles
Gooch.
Mrs. A. S. Norton charmingly enter
tanned friends Friday afternoon.
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Otto Hahn, of Milwaukee, at the resi-
dence of her uncle, A. Tavineer, last
! Wednesday. The ceremony was per-
! formed by Rev. Il. Steiner in the pres
! ence of a small circle of friends. Mr..
Hahn is proprietor of a clothing store
in his city, and the bride has been one
of st. PauPs most charming young la
dies. The couple left Immediately for
the East on a wedding trip, going by
way of the lakes. They will then go
to Milwaukee and take up their resi-
dence.
Lyderic G. Phenix and Miss Rosanna
Miron were united in marriage last
Tuesday. The ceremony was performed
at st. Louis church at 8 a. M, in the
presence of relatives and friends. In
the evening there was a reception. at
the home of the brides sister, in st.
Anthony Park.
The marriage of Miss Anna M. Lair,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lair, of
IFS Bates avenue, to Ernest P. Schmitz,
of Washington, D. c., is announced to
have taken place on Aug. 1, in At
lanta, Ga.
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PREACHERS, TOPICS
ana Religious Programmes for
the Churches Today.

Peoples Church, Pleasant Avenue
At At, 1880 a. m. DR.. Smith will preach or
The Sight of the SOUL and Mr.. Lieu
Jaw 1au VIII sing The Better Land" by
OF San francisco, will lecture on Life
and Manners in Hawaii" and Mr.. Lie
nau will sing 1.-THE Angel GABRIEL by
Howell. ~
and Grotto Street-Service at 1880 a.
m, with sermon by Rev. J. L. Banner.
OF saltwater; subject, why 1 Believe
in Jesus Christ" No evening service.
viii first ST. M L. E- Dr. Cleveland, pastor,
w VII pleacn at IO:S0 a. m. and at p.
Beatitude of Christian Love-
Pilgrim Baptist, J. D. Underwood
Pastor-Preaching morning and even,
ing. Morning subject, "Christ's Epis
sight Needed"
CLINTON Avenue NJ. E.-Sacrament of
the Lords supper and reception Of
members at 1880 a. m. This will be the
last communion service of this confer
ence year. At 8 o'clock in the evening
the pastor of Clinton Avenue church
Wnl preach at the union meeting in the
w eStm1nSter Presbyterian church.
Atlantic congregational, Bates Ave
nue. and Conway Street, Rev. S. w
1910. Union service with Bates Ave
nue. MI. E. in the evening. Rev. S. w
Dickinson will preach.
Dayton Avenue Presbyterian-Mor
ing service, commencing at 10 o'clock a.
m, Rev. William E. Bates, of Winnie
pago City, will preach. Thsre will be
no evening service. The congregation
Will unite in the union service at the
Park Congregational church.
central Presbyterian, CeGar Street,
Near Capitol-Preaching tomorrow by
Rev Thomas L. Hughes, d. D., of
Plqua, O., at 1890 a. m. and g. p. m.
Epworth M. E., Rev. E. L. Ferris.
Pastor, Corner of Aurora and Mack
ubin Streets-Morning service at 1890
O'Clock; theme, "A Just, Rendering
Eye Evening service, $3.50 o'clock; theme,
The Parable of the Bramble''
Oliyet NJ. E., Juno and Victoria-At
8 O'Clock a song service will be held.
Miss Lizzie Doak and Miss BoIinger
will give addresses
King Street NJ. E., Near Orleans
Preaching at 1O:45 by the pastor, Rev.
James Castles. and at by Rev. Rob
crt McClary.
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical