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Miss Duncan is related on her mothers side
to the earl OF Bredelbane and the earl OF
Lauderdale.
Birdie Sutherland. who was recently
awarded $1,000 in her breach OF promise suit
against Hon. Dudley Majoribanks, son Of
Lord Tweedmouth has invested "a, 900 OF the
amount in good securities, from which she
derives comfortable income. The re-
mander was promptly laid out with lead
ing Bond street jewelers..
An interesting sale OF autographs occurred
at Sotheby Rooms on Tuesday and wednes-
day. Among these were a long series of
letters from Nelson to Lady Hamilton: an
unpublished letter OF Lord Chancellor
Bathurst to Lord North, wherein he says
write conciliatory letter to Sir w. Howe
to save us from the destruction hanging
over u.s." General Burgoyne to Lord North
from Boston, October 10, 1775: letters Of
Ferdinand and Isabella, Longfellow, John
Quincy Adams Thomas Jefferson Andrew
Jackson, Chester A. Arthur, Lawrence Bar
rett James Madison James Buchanan, Mark
LAWN, r. e. Lee, Willard Fillmore, Jeffer-
son Davis, General Longstreet, General For
rest, John Hancock, Carlyle, Dickens, Ten
nyson, Mendelssohn, Sir Francis Drake. Vol
taire, Walpole. Darwin, Napoleon, Washing
ton Irving. Jennie Lind, Joseph Bonaparte,
David Garrick and scores OF Others
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Nin Abolish the Quarantine Law.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 26.-Dr. McFachran.
Dominion superintendent OF quarantine and
veterinary inspector who accompanied Hon.
Sydney Fisher to Washington, has returned
from the United States. Referring to the
result of negotiations between the minister
Of agriculture and the United States regard
ing quarantine. the doctor says that the
abolition of quarantine, which was decided
upon. VIII be generally accepted in Canada
as a decided change for the better.
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jameson Raiders Released.

LONDON Dec. 2s.-Colonel r., Grey and
Colonel II, +, White, both of whom were
sentenced with Or. jameson to imprison-
ment for violation of the foreign enlist
mept act in invading the territory OF the
Transyaal republic, were released today from
Holloway jail, their sentences OF Ave months
having expired
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HAVANA, Dee. 26.-Gsneral Fitzhugh Lee,
United States consul general here, Mrs. Lee.
his wife and their daughter arrived here to-
day via Tampa, Fla. Mr.. Joseph A.
Springer. the vice consul general, the stan
OF the United States consulate and the rep
resentatives in this city of American news
papers received the general on the landing
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spanish Dignity is wounded.

MADRID, Dec. T.-The Herald calls upon
the Spanish government to officially deny the
reports of Intervention by the United States
in the affairs OF Cuba. which reports. that
newspaper is Of the opinion, are woundlnh
the Spanish dignity.
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New Uprising In south Africa.

CAPE TOWN. Dec, 2G.-The native rising
on the Tamigs reserve In Beehuanaland is
developing serious proportions. A parley has
been refused The British have been
obliged to wait for reinforcements
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HeaNy min FnIIs In India.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 26-Heavy rain has
fallen In the province Of Dude, and more is
expected.
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FOR ACTIVE WORK

fUh AUllVE WUkk
Exposition Managers Begin to Talk of the
Details.
VACANCY IN THE DIRECTORY is FILLED
Allen T. Rector Elected to Succeed John A.
Wakefield.
BIDS FOR OFFICE ROOMS ARE SUBMITTED
All Of the Tenders Are Referred to the
Executive Committee.
CARLISLE APPROVES STOCK CERTIFICATE
Plans being Prepared for the $50, 900
buiidinG i'm Which she Gov
ernmcnt Exhibit VIII
he Placed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
ST. PAUL Social.

charming woman. Mrs. William Peet and
Miss Lamborn gave tea in Mrs. Hand s
honor at the Lamborn home on Dayton ave-
nue.. Assisting were Miss Horn. Miss Stur-
gis, Miss HILL Miss White, Miss Spaulding,
Miss Armstrong. Miss Noyes and Miss Rip
ley. of Minneapolis. Ices and tea were serv-
ed by Mrs. James Armstrong and Mrs. Hor-
ace Bigelow. Friday Miss Hill gave lunch
con complimentary to Miss Hand, and yes
terday MIR. and Mrs. James Armstrong en-
tertained at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Hand.
Mrs. Charles P. Noyes will also entertain
one evening this week for Mr.. and Mrs.
Hand.
The next regular meeting Of the st. Paul
Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution
will be held In the parlor of Dayton Avenue
church, Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. A very inter-
esting meeting Is expected, and as action
will be taken upon several important mat
ters, it is hoped that all the members will be
present. The business meeting will be fol-
lowed by an informal reception, at which
tea will be served.
The first of the series of entertainments to
be given by Mrs. Harvey officer for the
Christ Church Guild hall debt will take
place Thursday evening, May Z, in the guild
hall. The performance will commence with
a 'skit," "Our Club and It's Aspirations" ="
written by Mrs. Officer, by whom the per-
formers are being thoroughly drilled. This
will be followed by the fan drill, also under
Mrs. Officers supervision, and composed Of
girls ranging from nine to fourteen years Of
age, who will appear in Greenaway costumes,
garlanded with flowers, and who will demon
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to China in the fall. Miss Hartwell was
born in China and her family resides there.
Robert Rantoul, of the Aberdeen, went to
Miles City, Mont, last week.
Mrs. E. M. Haskell, of East Sixth street,
is home from Cottage Grove.
Mrs G. w. Massey and Miss Postlethwaite
left yesterday for Little Falls.
James Benson, of Saltwater, was the guest
of st. Paul friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Scheffer leave for
the East tomorrow evening.
Miss Frances Gantzer, of Lake Como, is
visiting in Oakdale, Mimi.
Sidney Cason and wife have moved to
White Bear for the summer.
Mrs. Charles A. Clark, of the Aberdeen,
is home from New York.
Victor G. Gilman of Ashland avenue, is
home from New. York
Miss Greve, of Summit avenue, has re-
turned from the East.
Miss Wilson, of Milwaukee, is the guest OF
Miss Laura Kingsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Warner are at home
at 173 College avcnu".
Mrs. Francis Barb " of Spruce street, is
in Port Edward, Wi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Stevens go to
Long Lake May 1.
Miss Mabel Horn entertained informally
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss May Heenan leaves Sunday evening
for Galesburg, Ill.
Mrs. Rukard Hurd arrives home from Sara
toga this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bigelow Sr. are home
from the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Hersey are at home
at the Aberdeen.
Col. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Hersey are home
from the South.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Finn are home
from the South.
Prof. and Mrs. D. F. Colville are home
from st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gates go to Minne-
tonka May 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Archer go to Lake
Elmo May 5.
Miss Nan Foley, selby avenue, has gone
to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Secor are in New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll are home from Os-
ceola, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs E. o'Grady have returned
to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Delano are at the Met
ropolitan.
Miss Jean Willoughby has gone to Indian
apolis.
Thomas Cochran Jr. went to Chicago last
week.
Mrs. Raymond Du Puy is home from the
East.
Mrs. Thomas Scott is home from Nashville.
P. " Dwyer is home from the East
P. V. Dwyer is home from the East.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
DAYToN,s BLUFF.

A very pretty home wedding occurred
Thursday, April 16, at 7:30 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. A. Witle, on East Fifth street.
The contracting parties were Miss Anna
Lang, Of the German church, officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter will be at home after May
15 at 338 Maple street.
st. Agnes Guild of St Peters Church gave
an oyster supper and sale in the guild rooms
Monday evening. The young ladies in charge
were Misses Bessie Bailey, Gertie Gellett,
Josie Hurd and Sarah Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh, of Ichen-
wald street, have moved to Chisago lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brownson, of Maple
street, will move to Ischenwald street May 1.
The ladies Of St. Johns parish gave pro-
gressive euchre party Friday evening at the
Irish-American club room. A very ENJOY
able time was had by all.
leap year party was given Friday even
ing by q number Of Dayton's bluff young
ladies' at !. O. o. F. hall, on Reaney and
Seventh streets.
The members Of the Silver Spoon Cinch
club were pleasantly entertained Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Shields, OF
Maria avenue.
Mrs. Krieger, of Bates avenue, returned
home Saturday from California, where she
has been spending the last few months.
Misses Agnes and Mamie Lahr, of Bates
avenue gave q cinch party Thursday even
ing to a number Of their friends.
Rev. T. R. Gessner, Of Seventh street, re-
turned home Friday from short visit tc
Red Wing.
Dayton's Bluff w. c. T. o. met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Hamilton, on Conway
street.
st. Agnes Guild Of st. Peters Church mel
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Eddy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
ry, Mrs. Henry siever; treasurer, W. F

tary, Mrs. Henry Siever; treasurer w. F.
Pease.
Thursday Afternoon the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Bethany Congregational Church held
a meeting in the parlors of Mrs. Robbins, of
West Delos street.
The masquerade party given at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. Henchman Friday evening
was most enjoyable affair. About fifty
couples participated.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Dobson, with their
daughter Eleanor, returned last evening from
a brief stay in Dubuque, where their daugh-
ters are in school.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John Dale will en-
tertain the ladies of the Eradelphian Book
club at luncheon, to be followed by a final
business meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Shaw. of Hall ayenue
Will leave tomorrow for Cloquet, Mimi, to
attend the golden wedding Of Mr.. Shaw 5
parents.
Tuesday afternoon the w. G. T. U. will
meet at the home Of Mrs. st. Pierre, South
Robert and Isabel street.
Delaney Richardson has returned from
law, Mrs. F. w. Baer
The Entire Mons Literary club met with
Miss Josephine Palmer of East Winifred
street, Friday evening.
Friday evening. in honor of his tenth
birthday, Charles Fales gave a large chill
dren's party.
Miss Jennie Day has returned from a. win
ters stay with her parents in Belle Plaine
The Kensing tea met with Mrs, George
Doran Wednesday afternoon.
The marriage Of Gustave Never to Miss
Mary Lange is announced
Mrs. Ed Boquet has returned from a lono
stay in Los Angeles Cal -e
Mrs. Samuel Sherin is back from RATTLE
Creek, Mich 'As
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26

Miss A. NJ. Beecher spoke before a large
Mrs. Clark, 467 Holly avenue. yesterday aft
ernoon upon ''What Women Are Think
ing" Miss Beecher spoke in the following
vein:
woman is herself now considering the
circle in which she is and must ever be the
center, but the circumference Of which she
has not yet even dreamed-viz.I the domes-
tic circle the home, with the responsibilities
of wifehood and motherhood. She is learn
ing that wifehood is not being a machine,
to be run for certain routine of domestic
duties, nor yet being the enslaved idol, pro-
tected in idleness and uselessness. She is
discovering a true wifely relation demands
companionship, community of interest ca
pacity for helpfulness, and the thought Is
inspiring her with the desire to qualify her.
self for the fulfllment of all these preroga-
tives.
THINKING OF MOTHERHOOD.
'She is thinking motherhood stops not
with the propagation of immortal spirits, as
though they were soulless animals, but that
the lives which she starts upon an existence
they are committed to her care during the
whole formative period of infancy and child
hood and are so largely affected by the con-
ditionS of which she should have absolute
ence, she is thinking how she may best meet
her stupendous responsibilities as the i'm
mortal mother of immortal beings.
"She is thinking, too, how best she may
qualify these children of her love to take the
place to which they are fastening, where, in
their turn, they must assume the RESPONSE
bilities which the parents have relinquished,
where they must work the machinery of do
nestle and social life where they must
guide the state and give to the world an i'm
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
HAMLINE.

Mrs Charles N. Akers gave a handsome
reception yesterday afternoon at her home
on van Buren street, in honor Of her guest
Prof: Charles Smith Mrs. Flint and Mrs
Gn GGLontgomery assisted in receiving. Mrs
Grant and Mrs. Fowler served in the dinine
room. Those present were: Mesdames
Thompson, Lindsay, Evans, Dunn Bridg.
man, Brink, Pribble, Griffin, Drew. Randall
rnht, montgomery, Batchelder, Porter. Wehb
Grant Akers, Taylor, Barkuloo, Watson. Nc.
.sal1ar, hlcn, MOTIFS, Carothers, Misses Co
"a montgomery, Jean Evans, Bessie Grant
and Tempa Griffith ~
Ihe nrst anniversary Of the C. M. A. lodge
was celebrated last night at the home of
Cnarles Waterhouse, where the young men
entertained their lady friends to a bountifuI
1east About thirty were present neatly
arranged programme, consisting of musical
and literary numbers, was presented, after
which supper was served.
Fred Wells entertained a large number OF
friends on Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. j. H. Jones. About twenty-five young
people were present from Manchester Mer-
riam Park and the state university.
Next Saturday evening in the University
rooms the Athenean Literary society will
entertain the Amphiction Literary society.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged.
The HamIine Fortnightly club will meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. F. F. Lindsay. Miss
Cora Montgomery has charge Of the current
topic, which is 'Flemmish Art" from 1906
to 1850.
A large crowd of Hamline citizens rendered
Prof. George s. Innis their hearty congratula-
tions on Wednesday evening on his nomina-
tion on the Prohibition ticket for mayor
Miss julia Loag, Of Rochester, NJ Y, has
been called to fill the position Of preceptress
Of the university, in place Of Ella s. Gold.
Maud Herbert resigned her position as
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
CLUB SOCIAL.

leap year ball was given by the Daugh-
ters of Erin at Central hall Monday evening.
Over 200 couples danced the evening away
Supper was served in the dining rooms during
the evening.
The Kootenai club gave one of its delight
full dancing parties at Woodruff's hall, Mer-
riam Park, last evening. The evening was
enjoyably spent in dancing.
The Imperials gave their last social hop
OF the season last evening at Fauquier and
Arcade streets.
The Algonquin club gave its last party for
the seasan at Elks' hall Friday night
The Algonquins gave their final party of the
season at Elks' hall Friday evening.
The Laurel Cycle club has located in its
club house at 728 Grand avenue.
The Leo club gave a dancing party at
Central hall Thursday night.
The Ivernas gave their last hop at Lit
hall Wednesday evening"
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
LOOKING BACKWARD.

tina SVFpelse WpeIs1app party was rendered Miss Chris
Cbnia3y ctiday evening. Those present were Miss
6nristina Woessner, Anna Eckman, Bertha
PretzeL Flo Jerelne, Jessie King Ida Olson
1atue Neuhart, Fannie Castner, Mamie Cas-
T@s Ier, ana Messrs. Bert Wheelock, Charles
Warnesr, Robert Caster, Orlo Fitzsimon AL
bert Eckman and Walter Ryno.
MRS. Ida Steiner gave a reception last
sunday evening in honor of her brother.
Herman Dahl, who is about to depart for
Germany on pleasure trip. An excellent
muslcal programme was rendered after which
refreshments were served Those present
ner, Miss Mathilda Steiner Master Oscar
Stelzner, Miss Minna Rosenkranz, Herman
Dahl, ). ONeill, J. Danken, D. Brase, J,
Dwyer, Emil Hoeft.
Ina surprise n ha was rendered Miss Hildur schor-
tuesday evening, by L. Collett and II.
Schaum. Dancing was INDUCED in. Musical
selections select were rendered by Miss Lillian
klostermann, Miss Hildur Shorling and Miss
jacobson, and were enjoyed by ALL Sup
per was served at midnight. Following are
the II, ,eu,Ia names Of those present: Misses H.
Pierson, Mae Daw, Dawson, Rattle. Rotter
Rayson, Raceson, Olsen, Jamison, Carter
MeCool; o. Garter; Messrs. L. Collett, G.
Miller, Gilbert, Sander Doyle, Humphrey
Schoen, Wallow, Home Farley, James
Lodge, Green. Monroe. McCool, Laliey, Getty
and Schaum.
-, a i.oS1 ohJoy ocAO ioop SOdi party was given
Tuesday evening at the Irish-American club
rooms by the lady friends of the Humor
Bowling club. One Of the main features OF
the evenings pleasures was dialogue Civ
en- In German by five ladies, called ''The
Coffee klatsch." Luncheon was served. after
which dancing was INDUCED in until the wee
hours of morning. The following were in
attendance Mr.. and Mrs. Weinhagen. Kne-
uertz, Bockstruck, Rodenberg Waldorf
Regenthal, Goldsmith, Won Duyn, Bremen
| Misses Stein, Bremen Gross, Pfaen6er. L,
Hull, j. Hull A. Hull, Bierwirth, of Mil
waukee; Messrs. Helmeke, Larson Betz
| Schiermann, Gallosh, Hillman, o. Bremen
| A. Bremen, C. Heimeke, of Chicago; and DR..
| Sohurzer.
pleasant surprise party was rendered Will
liam Bertossi last Sunday evening In honor of
his twenty-ifth birthday. Dancing and music
were the features Of the evening. light
repast was served at midnight after which
| dancing was resumed. Among those pres
| ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Hensel Mr. and Mrs.
| B. Bertessi, Mr.. and Mrs. Silberman Mrs A
| Lux and Hattie, Gertie Knack, May LilIery.
| Willie Weinke, Lizzie Weinke, Rose Leinke
Annie Bertossi, Clara Holm, Miss Lehman.
l.. Gruber, A. Gruber and Miss Miller:
Messrs. H. E. Allen, r. Schroth, R. Skarrett
| II. A. Bertossi, A. G. Holm, F. F. McManus
Mr.. Kirk. H. A. Fuller. C. Roberts and II.
| j. Elsenpeter, of Buffalo.
| Miss Annie Gall was pleasantly surprised
Friday evening. The evening was spent in
playing games, naftereaghfrh sd sdafnty lunch
con was ServedSsSFhosk 2Effssent were the
Misses Hattie g1sestean. eP ldtiEaaa ART, Caro-
nne Davis Louy4Httaan.WC sEnelia Schulze.
May HerzeA ALICE sRspkss Apnie ART. Cora
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strate the various changes of mood with
their fans. An additional attraction will be
found in the playing of the Banjo and Man.
dolin club, which has kindly rendered its
services for the occasion.
The entertainment is under the auspices Of
the following women: Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie
Mrs. e. N. Saunders, Mrs. R. L. German.
Mrs. A. M. Lawton, Mrs. George Armstrong
Mrs. w. B. Bend. Mrs. A. G. Langford. Mrs.
George Spaulding, Mrs. c. Carpenter, Mrs.
R. Washington, Mrs. A. A. White, Mrs. q. A.
Dibble, Mrs. T. L. Blood, Mrs Charles p.
Mayo, Mrs. William Dawson, Mrs. Hunter
Mrs S. R. McMasters, Mrs. S. Beecher. Mrs.
Charles Willis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26
personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholaus Jungeblat, Of Hol-
ly avenue, will sail for Europe the 26th OF
May. They will spend several months
abroad, visiting Mrs. Jungeblats parents in
Germany. e q
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Rose, who have been
spending their honeymoon abroad. sailed
from Queenstown yesterday, and will reach
St Paul about the 18th of next month.
Mrs. John Lambert and Miss Lambert, of
Joliet, who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W; w. Bishop, of Summit avenue. have
returned home. -iJ
Mrs. Joseph Leryand and her youngest
son, of 276 East Eighth street, leave for
Europe this evening. She will spend the
summer abroad.
Mrs. G. D. Olmsted, of the House of Hope
has been appointed a delegate to the board
OF the Northwest convention, now in session
at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Maurice Edwards has gone to Mil
waukee as delegate from the w. M. S. Of
Dayton Avenue church to the Board of the
Northwest.
Miss Robbins and Miss Winter, of Summit
avenue, will accompany Miss Emily Hunting
ton Miller to Europe the first OF the sum-
mer.
from their wedding tour. They will be at
| home at 493 Iglehart street, May Is.
Miss Mackenhausen, the recent guest Of
Miss Emma Leveroos, of East Tenth street.
has returned to White Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Lightner are home
from Osceola, Wis, and will spend the sum-
mer at BuzZard's Bay.
Mrs. Charles Emerson and son. of Still
water, are the guests of Mrs. r. E. McCIary
| of East Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Socum, of 514 Selby
avenue, have returned to the city after six
| weeks absence.
| Miss Birdena Farwer, of Chicago, is the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Farwell,
| 821 Selby avenue.
| Mrs. c., L. Peterson. Of Saltwater, and
Miss Lizzie Peterson, of st. Paul, will sail
Miss Nellie Austin, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
will be the guest Of Miss Matte Jones for
| some weeks. err :
Norman Merrill. of Utica. N. Y. is the
| guest of Mrs. John F. Baker, Of Dayton
avenue. 81
| Col. John H. Keatly and family have re-
moved from the Colonnade to 40 Laurel
| avenue.
Mrs Charles H. sdhIick and daughters are
! week. II kE
Mrs. William H. White, Of Fargo, is the
/ guest of Mrs. A. A. White, of st. Peter street.
| r. c. Holbert Is home from Hot Springs.
Mrs. Holbert and Miss HoIbert return May 1.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis sFollett, of the Aber-
| deem, have gone to Hastings for the season.
| Miss Williams, Of Dunkirk, N. Y, is the
| guest Of Mrs. Wedelstaedt. Of Holly avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Auerbach. of Sum-
NIT avenue. are home, from Hot Springs.
| Mrs. Sehauf, of Lincoln avenue. entertained
| the Fairmount Euchre club last evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Rodenberg, Of the
| Virginia. go to White Bear next month.
Mrs. D. r. Noyes, Of Summit avenue, Is
| entertaining Mrs. Brown, Of New York.
| Mrs. J. M. Tierney,s of Portland, Or, has
been the guest of Mrs, q. J. Miller.
| DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Gillette, Of Pleasant
avenue, will summer at Lake Elmo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morton, Of the Al
| bion, will summer at White Bear.
| Miss Winslew, of Superior. is the guest Of
/ Miss Stowe. Of Summit avenue.
| Miss Hartwell has been ordered to return
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-26

church, - ~ w. -N'
Triple Link lodge, Daughters Of Rebekah,
Tis, Tu sNe May party at |. 0. o. F. hall,
fl1th and Wabasha streets, Friday evening.
n me 1f NJ NTH annual convention of the W. G.
oc oI ramsey County Will be held May Z
ana IN Atlantic Congregational church.
Inc sunday School Superintendents' union
VIII be entertained by the ladies of the Peo-
PIES cnurch Tuesday evening, April 2S.
The G. 8. d. P. j. society Is making elab-
0rate preparations for its annual ball at
=. 5. +. S. hall, Saturday, May 2.
MISS Bessie Hudson will entertain the
hlngs daughters next Monday afternoon at
her nome at Summit place.
81. Luke's Aid Society of ST. Paul's Church
win meet with Mrs. John Warner, S19 Port
land avenue, Friday, May 1.
me daughters of the Royal Law" of st.
'fa1I chureh, will give an entertainment
at Christ church Monday.
The ladies of the Maccabees of st. Paul
VIII give card party and dance at Central
hall Tuesday evening
lecture on England. Ireland Scotland
ana ana france VIII be given Friday at Atlantic
Liberty Lodge No. 1S, knights of Pythias,
VIII give a ball at Castle hall during the
month of May.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Murnane
thedral Monday
Inc young people Of First M. E. church
church. '
Mrs. Haydn S. Cole, of 61S Dayton avenue.
entertains Monday for Miss Mealey, of ST.
Louis.
st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Church will
give an entertainment Monday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. McConville, of Arundel
streets, give an informal dinner today.
Mrs. William Johnson of University ave-
nue., entertains at luncheon Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Fulton entertained Fridov
at her home on Summit avenue.
sacred concert will be given at st. Jo-
seph's Catholic church Tuesday.
The Adelphi club will dance at A. o. U.
w. hall May 13.
The Angels of the Home society will meet
at p. m.
The Colonial Danes will meet tomorrow.