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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-26

visiting ]. G. Johnston and family, have re-
turned to their home in Des Moines, Ia
Mrs. Johnston, of Walnut, Ia, arrived
FRIDAY, to visit her SON, j. G.. Johnston and
family of North Hamline.
Mrs. Peter McCallum and children. Aenes
and Roy, returned Tuesday, from a sew
eral weeks visit in Iowa.
Misses Patch and Switzer, Of Galesburg
H., have been the guests Of Mrs J. G. John
ston, of North Hamline.
Mrs. G. R. Fox and daughters. Blanche and
Leone, Of Cobb, Wis, are visiting at the
home of C. L. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clark and child, of
Minneapolis. spent Sunday at the home of
Rev. r. N. McKaig
Oliver Eggleston, who formerly lived In
Hamline, spent last week with his aunt, Mrs
G. A. Eggleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker and children.
OF Chatfeid, spent part of the week with Mrs.
George Drew.
Rev. Keneston and daughter. Of Thief River
Falls, spent the week with C. A. Swanstrom
and family.
Mrs. o. H. Elmer and daughter, Josephine,
have gone to New York for a visit of sew
eral weeks
Mrs. A. A. Clark entertained on Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Talmage, Of st. Anthony
Park.
Miss Lealah Purnell, of Mcmillan, Wis, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Thomas Montgomery.
Mrs. A. H. Pottgieser entertained last
week, her brother, Capt Joseph Pottgieser.
Edward Tanning of StewartviIle, spent
last week with his brother, ]. H. Jones.
Mrs. w. Newell, of Mortified is visiting at
the home of Rev. Frank B. Cowgirl
Mrs. Wright and son, Frederick. are spend
ing the summer with Mrs Dexter.
Mrs. j. r. Blackwell has returned from an
extended visit in Illinois,
Rev. and Mrs. R. N. McKaig have returned
from Rest Island
George Drew spent Sunday at Farming
ton.
w. E. Winter has returned from Iowa.
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Zahm, and Ralph Eastman we're married at
st. Mary's Episcopal church at Merriam Park
at O'Clock Wednesday evening. Rev. Mr..
Tenbroeck oficiated. Miss Hortense ZahEl,
the brides sister, was the maid Of honor, and
A. D. Naylor the best man. The bridesmaids
were Miss Amanda Zahm and Miss Laura
Shepherd. Misses Fredo zahm and Hal Emily
Black were the flower girls. The ushers were
w. K. Naylor. e. r. Waite, W. e. Cavan-
augh and John Mcnamara. After the cere-
mony a reception was given at the home OF
the BRIDES mother at 2046 Carroll street. Mr.
and Mrs. Eastman left at once for the East
over the lakes. After September / they will
be at home at 1887 Carroll street.
Among the weddings of the coming week
that will make two happy hearts beat as one
hereafter will be that of Hugo Hennecke ana
Miss Margaret Kelly, which will take place
at the Cathedral on Wednesday morning
July 90. Miss Kelly, the bride, is St
Paul girl and the groom is known as one of
the handsomest young men among his entire
circle Of friends. whose number are many,
and every one Of whom wish him happy days
and only little troubles in his dual journey
through life with his happy bride.
Miss Eckley West Blaisdel daughter of Mrs
Emma L. Blaisdel. will be married Wednes-
day to Joseph Frederick Bumfller, OF Los An
geles, Cal. The marriage will be celebrated at
high noon at the residence Of the late DR.. j.
H. Murphy, SIG Jackson street. Dr.. Murphy
was the grandfather of the bride. DR.. G. D.
Andrews, rector of Christ church, will offciate.
A wedding breakfast will follow the ceremony.
Cards have been issued for the wedding of
Miss Edna Garrett Burden to Frederick
Llewyllen Shove, to take place Wednesday.
Aug g. Mr.. Shove was for several years a
resident of st. Paul, and has large circle
of friends here, but during the last two years
has resided in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Lapham have Issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Ruth, to Frank Leavitt. The marriage will
take place at the Lapham residence Aug. s.
The engagement of Miss Minnie DrexIer to
John G.. Roeller is announced. The mar
rage will take place in the early fall.
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WEST SIDE.

Miss Mabel Prescott and Miss Sally Dud-
ley, of Hudson, Wis, are guests OF Miss
Nellie Fales, of West Delos street. Friday
evening she gave a reception in their honor.
Rev. G. S. Baskerville and Dr. j. E.
Campbell, of Goodville, S. D., who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Turner. of
East Winifred street, have returned home.
Miss Blanche Holms, assisted by Misses
Bette Turner, Eva Baer and Florence Har-
per, gave lawn party to a large company OF
friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. Pennington and children of Oak
dale avenue, have gone to New Richmond
Wis, where they will remain during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. futile. OF Canton, o.. who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
Rodgers, of Hall avenue, returned home last
week.
Friday afternoon Mrs David Todd enter
tanned the ladies of the study class at her
cottage at Lindstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hare and daughters
returned the first of the week from weeks
outing at White Bear.
Mrs. James Bell and Miss Grace Bell. OF
South Wabasha. are spending the month in
Madison. Wis.
Mrs. Davis and daughter, OF Milwaukee,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davis, OF West
Isabel street
Mrs. J. w. Ryan, of East Isabel street, is
spending the summer at her old home In
Dubuque, To.
Miss Marie Greget. Of West Congress street,
vtil SPVA0 SAAC meat bWO Weeks III bcll9
PLANE.
Miss Katherine Walsh Is off on a vacation
part of which will be spent in WATERFOWL,
MINI.
Miss May Panchott, OF South Wabasha
street, has gone to Hastings for a brief stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Dove, OF East Winifred
street, have returned from Faribault.
Miss Eta Messenger, Of Colorado street
has returned from Marshalltown, 10.
Mrs. Hanley, of East Winnifred street. has
gone to Chicago for months visit.
Miss Maggie Boyle spent Friday at Nah
tomedi, guest OF Mrs. ]. Dobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vibrance, of East Congress
street are in Rush City MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, Annapolis street, spent
Wednesday at White Bear
]. G. Gregg, Annapolis street spent
Wednesday at White Bear
George Danes and William GRAY snent last
week in camp at Lindstrom.
Miss Lettie Leyde has returned from a
fortnight's visit in Chicago
Mrs. John Fisher and Mrs Charles CiesseI
are visiting in Alexandria
Miss Lou Proverst is a guest at the Paasa
cottage, at Mahtomedi. SS'
MISS Annie Stanley is spending her vaca-
ton in Minneapolis
Mrs ]. Y. !. Dodd is expected home from
st. Peter Wednesday = o"-
Mahtomedi lioau
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han. The party is ehaperoned by Mrs. Ring
wald.
Mrs. Will Culver and daughter are spend
ing the month at Idylwilde.
C. p. Thurston and c. J. Stickney are
camping on the Peninsular.
Miss Mary H. Tallant, of Minneapolis, Is
visiting, Della Johnson.
Mrs. McCleary and family are again in
their summer home.
Mrs. Martel was a guest of Mrs A. Du-
fresno Tuesday.
Mrs. S. s. Server is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. T. Hunt.
Mabel sigveland was on the grounds on
Wednesday.
John Paterick and family are in the Kim
ball cottage.
Miss Kennedy was guest of Mrs. Trip
last week.
Miss Louise Ohage was a guest of Ethel
Murray.
Mrs. w. Sanford spent last week in town.
Frank Arnold is the grounds.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Mrs. T. e. Towle and family, Mrs. Nc
Dermott and family and Miss Gertrude
Strong, are enjoying an outing at Buffalo
lake.
Mrs. Richardson and family, of Prospect
Park, are spending the summer with G. s..
Holbrook and family, on Territorial road.
Miss Esther Williamson, formerly of st.
Anthony Park, was married last Wednes-
day at Welcome, Mimi, to w. Pearson.
Mrs. Lewis and Miss Mccoy of Cromwell
avenue entertained Miss C. Cornwell, OF
Pine Island, during the past week.
The home recently owned by E. P. Earl,
of Long avenue, has been bought by Mr..
Mcleod of Minneapolis
Rev. j. H. Chandler. former pastor at the
Park, will preach in the Congregational
church this morning.
Prof. P. H. Pettitt. of Langford avenue,
have removed to No. Z, Langford Park
place west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reeves and son o.
win, will spend several weeks at White Bear
Lake.
Mr. Henning and family, of Gibbs avenue.
have gone to the country for the summer.
Prof. S. B. Green left on Monday for
Wellington Hills, Mass, for short visit.
Rev. Mr.. Taintor, of Rochester, occupied
the Congregational pulpit last Sunday.
Mrs. D. U. Snyder returned Tuesday
to her home in Herkimer, N. Y.
Mrs. ]. J. Merrill entertained G. d. Mer-
rill, OF Livingston, Col, last week.
The Ladies Reading circle met lest Friday
with Mrs. Charles Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Talmadge spent Tuesday
with friends In Hamline.
Mrs. c. Foss left the first Of the week to
visit friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sweet have been the
guests of Mrs. S. Sweet
Mrs. Friend Brace is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. Hunter.
Mrs. ]. S. Hemenway has just returned
from a visit in Iowa.
Mrs Harry Snvdor of on Tuesday tn
visit in Boston.
Peter Fisk. of Everett court, has moved to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Henry Tesdale has returned from
Mankato.
Miss Grace Chambers has returned from
Red Wing
c. S. McDougal and family have returned
home.
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Mesdames Webster and Blomberg, of Good
rlcn avenue gave bicycle party Friday
evening. Among the party were S. E. Beach
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Bliss and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Fox.
dinner party at the club house at DELL
wood Tuesday eevning was composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Toby, of Chicago; Misses Emma.
Edith and Ethel Lovejoy VIII S Swan
George Theobald and Mr.. Coe.
Miss Nellie Cunningham, of Portland ave-
nue.. was hostess Friday afternoon to a euchre
party There were about twenty young women
from st. Paul, Minneapolis and Merriam Park
in attendance.
party from Mahtomedi to Taylor's Falls
was given Monday evening by Mr. Vanish for
the following: Mrs. w. ]. Murray. Miss
Murray, Mrs. A. Dufrene, Mrs. F. W. Kies
and Mrs. John Dufrene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson of 6S7 St. Anthony
avenue assisted by the Misses Chairman. en-
tertained Monday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Landon, of Minneapolis, and Mr..
Croker, of New York.
Mrs. A. H. Lindeke entertained THURSDAY
at luncheon for Mrs. Hill, of New York
Mrs. A. H. Long entertained a children,s
party Tuesday afternoon at her home on
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HAMLINE.

A number of Hamline and st. Anthony
young people will leave tomorrow for Lake
Johanna, where they will camp for several
weeks. The party will be chaperoned by Miss
]. L. Whitman, of st. Anthony Park.
Mrs. c. Howe, who has been spending sew
eral months with her daughter Mrs. c. A.
Swanstrom, returned on Monday to her home
in Red Wing accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Caroline SEanstrom-
The Misses Cora and Edith Montgomery
entertained party Of friends from Mime
apelis, St Anthony Park and HamIine Tues
day evening, at their home Capitol ave-
hue.
The social of the Junior Christian Endeavor
society which was TO have been held yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs D. T.
Moody. has been postponed two weeks.
Owing to the injury received by Rev. Frank
B. Cowgirl. the pulpit Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will be occupied this morning by
Rev. s. N. Griffith, of Rice Lake, Wis.
Rev. d. H. Elmer and family have gone to
Turtle lake camping. Rev. W. Aileson viii
preach fer him at Hamline this evening at
o'clock.
Mrs. Eggleston. of st. Paul. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Voerge. Of Capital avenue.
Mr.. and Mira. 8. B. Allen, who have been
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PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. John Norman and family have
taken the Snyder cottage at Bald Eagle for
the season. They entertaining Mrs. C.
Haussm, of Chicago. and the lib club.
Misses Lily and Amelia Lightbourn of
Somerset street, are spending their summer
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Bird at
Champlin, Mimi.
Mrs. Ambrose Pourcely and son and Mrs.
Joseph Poupeney and son, of st. Louis are
the guests of Mrs Aaron Poupeney. of 779
Carroll street.
s. E. Beach Jr., Detroit, Mich, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Fox, of Central avenue,
last week, returning home via the lakes.
Miss Livingston, Miss Able Livingston and
Miss Fitzpatrick are guests at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam at Forest Lake.
Misses Claribel Davis and Mary Henley have
returned from Minnetonka where they were
entertained by Miss Williams.
J. E. Hull and sister, Miss Alice Hull, of
Colonnade, leave Duluth August q for Buff
falo and Eastern points.
Miss Margaret Rush, of Isabel street, is
visiting relatives in st. Louis, Mo. She will
be absent two months.
Miss Daisy Allason, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Grace McCabe of
SIC Beaumont street.
Miss R. Korfhage, of East Fourth street,
has gone to Howard Lake to spend few
weeks with friends.
George Metcaif and William Cutler have
gone for canoeing trip on the Mississippi
and st. Croix.
Mrs. Charles Barstow, of Minnetonka Beach.
entertained Marion and Ida Walstrum last
week.
Miss Josie O'Halioran left last evening over
the Great Northern for Great Falls Mont.
Mrs. Van Hunter, of Nabasha street has
gone East to be absent until September 1.
Mrs. S. D. Sturgis and Miss May Sturgis
are home from Prairie du Chen.
Miss Annie Sullivan of Duluth, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Doudel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bunker, of Summit ave
tile from Lindstronl.
Miss Fannie Jones, of Dayton's Bluff, is
visiting in South Saltwater
DR.. Andrews and Miss Andrews are at
White Bear for the summer.
Miss Lou Fisher has gone to the country
to visit the Misses Doudel.
Mrs. C.. W. Hprnick. Of Summit avenue
Is home from Little Falls.
John Henley of Marion street. has re-
turned from ST. Louis.
Mrs. ]. B. Morehead has gone to spend a
month at the lake.
Miss Cornelia Saunders, Of Dayton avenue.
has gone to Brule.
Mrs e. e. Parks, of Dayton avenue. is
in Cleveland, o.
Mrs. W. H: Dixon, of Ashland avenue, is
visiting In Ohio.
Mrs David Colville has gone to DEBORAH for
months stay.
Miss Ruby Teasdale. of the Albion, is in
Kansas City.
Miss Grace McClentic, OF St Paul. and Miss
Daisy Allason, of Minneapolis, have returned
from saltwater where they have been visit
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SAINT PAUL social.

Most Of the gaiety in social circles
last week was confined to Minnetonka
and the hotels at that resort claimed
a large majority Of the society people
from both cities. The regatta, of
course, was the attraction. Many Of
those who went out during the week
remained over the Sabbath and some
will not return before the week is up.
This week the attraction will be at
White Bear, where the entertainment
is to be held Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Cycle Path association.
There viii be numerous parties made
up from town, some Of them cycle
parties and some going out by train.
This will be decidedly society event
and will no doubt be one of the most
enjoyable events of the lake season.
Ice cream socials still continue to at
tract and even the somewhat autumn
nal weather Of last week did not seem
to diminish the sale of the frozen
dainty, though some of the events
were postponed on that account. There
is something very enticing to the most
Of people about a lawn social with all
its colored lanterns, flags and bunting,
and gay music, though it must be con-
fessed that the last named feature at
some Of the recent affairs was any
thing but inviting. 1t is really amaz-
ing to note in how many different keys
some of the local bands can actually
play at one time and still attract an
admiring crowd.
There have been a number of trolley
parties over from Minneapolis recently
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

Laurel avenue for her little daughter,
Muriel's, tenth birthday.
Miss Kittie Sullivan gave the largest cycle
party of the season to Como Friday evening
entertaining 200 young people.
Mrs. Walter Sanborn entertained Friday
afternoon, at her home on Virginia avenue,
for Miss Bruce. of Boston.
Mrs p. r. L. Hardenburg of Central Park
Place. gave progressive euchre party
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnsted, of New
Jersey, gave dinner at the Aberdeen Mon
day evening.
Mrs s. P. Crosby entertained the Alert
Euchre club, Tuesday, at her home on Good
rich avenue.
Mrs. Skinner gave dinner at the DELI
wood club house Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie Lyle gave a wheeling party
Monday evening to Como and back.
Miss Mead gave sailing party at White
Bear last evening
Miss Maribel Clark gave wheeling party
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. G. Holden entertained at afternoon
tea Monday.
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waukee, Mrs. VIM. Grey, of Chicago, and Miss
Gertrude Bowe, of Minneapolis.
Misses Hortense and Amanda Zahm will
spend this week at White Bear lake.
Mrs. George H. Gearey of Carroll street,
is visiting her parents in Plainview.
j. H. Manchester of Lake Benton called on
Merriam Park friends on Thursday.
Mrs. G. S. Jones and Miss Maude Brad
bury are visiting Chicago friends.
Miss Caddie Fisk is visiting in Little Falls
A. c. Clausen has returned from his visit
at his old home in Boston.
w. S. Lowman returned on Thursday to his
home in North Dakota.
j. w. Cakes has gone on trip to Montana
Mrs. DR.. D. F. Brooks spent last week
at Lake Minnetonka.
Rev. w. G. Covert and family are visiting
in Clinton N Y
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LOOKING BACKWARD.

An ice cream social was held last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Brewer
on Concord street, the young women of st.
Michaels parish being the hostesses of the
evening. The pretty grounds surrounding
the home were bright with hundreds of Ian
terms and gay streamers of white and blue
bunting, and ice cream and cake was served
from the tables under the trees
The Misses Mortensen opened their home
on George street Thursday evening for the
benefit of Bethany church, and the young
pretty home-like parlors. The affair was to
have been held on the lawn, but the rain
necessitated change of arrangement.
The young women of the SacreS thirst So
c1ety gave clipping social Thursday and
Friday evenings in Cretin hall. Ice cream
and cake were served by the young women
ana tnere was programme OF music. A
band was In attendance all of the evening
The Sunday school of the Peoples church
repeated the social of a week ago Friday
evening at the Hodgson home on Dayton
avenue. Colored lights were used on the
lawn, and refreshments were served to about
100 people.
Miss Agnes ST. Pierre was hostess at a.
lawn party given Thursday evening at her
home on the West side. The lawn was light
ed with lanterns, and there was programme
OF music by Arthur ST. EIerre and others.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Church of the
Messiah gave a social Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and H. p Sime on ST. An
thony avenue
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church gave a moonlight
excursion Friday evening on the steamer
Daisy.
The young people of Park Avenue mission
gave social Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. johnson, on Cook street.
A reception and entertainment was given
Tuesday evening for Freeman Somerby by the
members of the Iron Hall.
D. of E., No. 8, gave social and dancing
party Tuesday evening in Central hall, which
was largely attended.
The Flora Clark was chartered last evening
by the young people of Plymouth church for
an excursion.
The Sunday school of Hamline w. c. T. U.
went to Wildwood for picnic Thursday.
The children Of Westminster church went
to Inyer Grove for picnic Thursday.
The boys of Christ church choir are enjoy
ing an outing at White Bear.
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MACALEs'rER.

Charles Goeway ana daughter Putb ara
Vermont street On
Misses Fanny and Emma Gleason of law
renee, Mass. viii spend August with their
sister, Mrs. g. A. Hunt '.ie e
A. E. Boyd. Edward Campbell and Ernest
aerxa returned on Tuesday from their fishing
trip at the lakes. ---s
Miss Edna Hubbard is visiting Mr. and
mrs. Edward Sloan at Spring PARK, Mime
Mrs G. A. West spent part Of the week
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. G. Craig.
weeks stay at Minnehaha -O'
T. I jackson and party have returned from
camping at Chisago lake
Miss Theresa GaskeIl left on Frslav far
visit at New Richmond
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rivals in power and equals In renown, have
land ever since the Anglo Norman invasion.
The first of the family to arrive on Irish
soil and set up castle was old TheobaId
Fltz-Walter. In the reign of Henry H. He
was chief butler of Ireland. whence the sur
name. His father was Hervey Walter, who
married In 1156. That seems to have been the
foundation of the house and the descent has
been pretty clear since then. Little LADY
Beatrice may, therefore, be truly said to he
the daughter of a hundred earls, but she is
one that may be admired. She has a very
pretty pre-, little sister. Constance Mary, who is
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which have somewhat frightened up
the commonplace Of after dinner street
life down town. The cars have had
bands and pianos aboard and while
they did not wait to be interviewed
every one in the parties seemed to
be having the very best of good times.
1t will be In the nature of a pleasant
surprise to her many friends in St
Paul, to hear Of the engagement, in
formally announced yesterday, of Miss
Anne M. Kelly, eldest daughter of
Judge and Mrs. William Louis Kelly,
or Sherburne place, to DR.. T. Edward
POST practicing physician of Los
Angeles, Cal, where Miss Kelly Wis
TIED during the past winter.
Preparations are being made for the
interesting event, which will in all
probability be quietly celebrated at the
Kelly residence. DR.. Post is a Phil
adelphian who some years ago left the
Quaker City to cast his lot in the far
West, where he has built up a sub
stant1al reputation in his chosen nro-
feSSion.
MARRIAGE BELLS.
MISS Lenora Zahm, daughter of Mrs A. w
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Lady Beatrice Francis Elizabeth Butler is
not only one Of the most beautiful girls in
Great Britain, but in the matter of ancestors
she can make pretty nearly any boast she
likes and back it up with the records in
Burke's peerage. Lady Beatrice Is just pass
Ing our of her teens. She was born on
March 26. 1876. Her father is Marquis of
Ormonde and Ossory and Viscount ThurIes
OF Thurles in the County Tipperary. Her
mother was Lady Elizabeth Harriet Groves
nor, eldest daughter of the Duke of West
minister. The house of Butler of Ormonde is
0ne of the Oldest in Ireland and the Oldest in
Irish history. The Buffers and the Geraldines
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ing the Misses Draner, of North hill. for the
past month.
Miss Mary Brown. of Holly avenue, is at
Miss Pearl Clark Is guest at the viz
ginia. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Eams Bixby are at Osceola.
Miss Bell Merehead is In the country.
F. Ringwald Is in Butte, Mont.
Dr. White has gone to Seattle.
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SUMMER SOCIAL.

Frank Winter will be celebrated the 9otb a.
the Church of the Assumption. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-26

There have been a number of trolley
parties over from Minneapolis recently
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Miss Lenora zahm. daughter of Mrs. A. w.