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The next meeting Of the. Travellers club
VIII be held T9 nsy evening, Nov: II, at
r, O'Clock, IN 9 NV ,S church Rondo and
Life among the Dutch.' Miss Jessie Lam
bic will talk on the manners customs dress,
etc. The daily life OF the people. by Grace
will be given by James Trumbull education,
literature, municipal progress. by Rev. H.
H. Riser .s.stg
The Ladies' Guild of St. Mary's Church
will give children's carnival Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, Nov. 20 and 26, in Col
umbian hall A play, The Counting OF
entirely by the children of the Park. and com-
prises twenty-one different characters. Other
attractions. consisting of tableaux. music
and stereopticon views will be given.
Daughters Of the King will hold its an
nual session in St. Marys church on Tues
day: At a. M holy communion will be
held; business meeting at 2:So; luncheon
DR.. Rhodes Of St. Johns church, and Bishop
Gilbert, of St. Paul. will speak at s D. m.
Miss Josie Bell, assisted by her sister, Mrs.
W. II. Hall, gave dinner party Thursday
evening in honor OF Miss Ada Lautenschlager
Of Duluth Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. Coykendall Miss Jennie Vance. of St
Paul; Miss Bell. Miss Lautenschlager Messrs
Keith Naylor, Harry Brooks and Frank W.
Matson.
The chrysanthemum exhibit Tuesday even
Ing In the parlors OF the Presbyterian church
was not as mucn OF success as was hoped
for, owing to the storm. The attendance was
light. An orchestra, consisting Of Messrs
Fishel, Naylor, Cornell. Andrews and Pitts
furnished music.
The Gamma M club met Monday evening
with Miss Florence Brainerd. A paper on
Italian Literature" was given by Miss Ber-
nice Chamberlain. d. H. Eastman gave q
well prepared paper on ''Macchiavelli's In
fuence on the Politics of His Day.
The next interurban party will be held next
Friday evening in Woodruff hall. The ladies
who serve refreshments are Mrs. Clifford Mrs
Sanders, Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Cropsey.
union meeting In the interest of the mid
way relief work will be held. Hon. F. c.
Stevens and Hon. Hastings H. Hart will de-
liver short addresses.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church will
serve lunch Friday, Nov. 20, from 10 to 2
p. M, at the residence Of Mrs. A. B. Bell
1886 Carroll street.
Rev: John Pemberton will preach on the
"Workingman and Christ in Trinity Metho-
dist church this morning at, 1920.
The Twelve Saints Card club held an open
meeting Tuesday evening, at the home Of
Mrs. Dan Campbell. So G
The ladies Of Trinity Methodist church will
give en- oyster supper in the church parlors
Friday evening
Mrs. Pease, sister of Mrs w. A. Naylor.
returned to her home in Warsaw, Wis, yes
terday. szsI
Mrs. James G. Moorehouse of Grand Forks,
N. D., is the guest Of Mrs. H. Smith.
The meeting of the Ladies' Whist club has
been postponed until Tuesday, Dec. 1.
Hon. Charles H. Towne, of Duluth, visited
in the Park during the week. Il
The Inter-Se Euchre club met Friday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Finck.s
N. S. Lowman has returned from a short
trip in Nirthern Minnesota.
Fred Baker spent Sunday last with friends
In New Richmond
Miss Mary Hancock entertained at lunch
con on Friday.
Mrs. Foster Evans, of Duluth, is visiting
in the Park.