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supper followed. Covers were laid for twenty
five. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will begin house
keeping at once at TAI Sims street.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss
Maud BeatriceS. Herson and George Fetsch
which takes place Wednesday morning at ST
Luke's Catholic. church. Rev. Father Nc
Nulty will officiate. Miss Rose Fetsch the
grooms sister, and James Herson the bride s
brother, will be the attendants. George Shee-
han and Walter Cummings will be the ushers.
The marriage of Miss Retta o. German
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Broderick, OF
Dayton avenue, to Albert L. Roth, of the
Second National bank, takes place In st.
Joseph's church Wednesday morning at half
past o'clock. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D. Brown have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter
Geneva NJ to Joseph Henry Beck. The we'd
ding will be celebrated Tuesday evening at
the family residence on Portland avenue.
The engagement Of Lieut.. Dean, of this
city, one of Gen. Brookes staff, and Miss
Omaha, is announced The wedding is to
take place some time in the near future.
Miss Kate Wright, daughter of Maj. and
MIS-: b F: Wright, was married Tuesday
church, to William H. Farnham. Rev.
Maurice d. Edwards officiated.
Miss Louise Edna butcher of Brooklyn, N
y. and Arthur NJ Wickwire, of st. Paul,
were married Wednesday in the former city,
They will reside on Crocus hill, St. Paul.
burg, Pa, and Walter Custer Cunningham, Of
this city, has been announced. The wedding
will take place in the near future.
Miss Mildred Scoville and Ernest G. Cum
mings were married Monday at the residence
of the bridegroom 544 Lafayette avenue. Rev.
NJ. G. Cummings of1ciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Bryant announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss Vir-
ginia Frances Bryant, to William Smith Rog-
ers, of New York.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Ottilie Walthers to S. A. Perkins, Of New
York.
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CHURCH SOCIABILITY.

Notwithstanding the incement weather
Tuesday evening, St Peters (EpiscopaD mis-
sion rooms at Post Siding was completely
filled by the children in that neighborhood,
magic lantern so kindly exhibited by Rev. G.
e. Haupt, rector of Messiah church. The
views exhibited were those connected with
the life of Christ, covering the time of His
birth until the ascension: Mr.. Haupt gave a
clear and lucid explanation % each view as
they passed through the lantern 1t was not
only enjoyable, but exceedingly instructive
vote of thanks by the little ones was ten
dered Mr.. Haupt at the conclusion. Rev. A.
T. Gesner, rector Of st. Peters, was present
The Ladies' Aid Society of Westminster
Presbyterian Church gave gingerbread
social, followed by a musical and literary
entertainment, in the parlors of the church
Friday evening.
gave reception Tuesday evening in the
church parlors for the pupils and their par
ents.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Universalist Society
gave needle and thread party Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. French, at the Albion.
A reception and social were given at
Unity church Thursday evening for Rev S.
NJ Crothers, late pastor Of the church.
The Young Women's Club Of First Baptist
Church was entertained Thursday by Miss
Gertrude Gates, of Summit avenue.
Mrs. Asa Goodrich of Nelson avenue, gave
Kensington tea Tuesday for the benefit of
Peoples church.
The young people OF First NJ E. church
gave social Tuesday evening in the parlors
of the church.
The young people Of Peoples church gave
dime social Friday evening in the church
parlors.
The young people Of Peoples church gave
a social Friday evening in the church parlors.
The women of Pilgrim church gave a mill
tary drill Tuesday evening in the church.
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THANKSGIVING EVENTS.

An olden time New England tea will be
given Thanksgiving evening in the parlors
of the Central Presbyterian church by the
ladies aid society Of the church. The young
ladies assisting will be attired in old cos
tunes, powdered hair, etc. In addition to the
regular supper a fancy table will be in in
charge of Mrs. o. J. Reynolds and Mrs.
Shaw. Mrs. Mason and Mrs. R. P Lewis
will preside at the housekeepers table, An
excellent programme will be given during the
evening. Mrs. T.. D. Simonton and Mrs
William Donaldson have the affair in charge
Miss Dora Allness, Of Ashland avenue.
will give sleigh ride party Thanksgiving
evening.
The annual entertainment Of the Junior
Kings Daughters takes place Wednesday
evening at Unity church hail. on Wabasha
street. The Register" under the direction
of Miss Hawkins, will be given. Those In
the cast are Misses Alice Wright, Florence
Messmer, Messrs. William Cochrane, Paul
Weed and Roberts. Several otherattractions
will be added. Another meeting Of the conf
.mittee will be held tomorrow evening at
tho residence of Miss Clough, ON Summit
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celebrating Thanksgiving will be given
the night before.
Arrangements for the Charity ball
are going ahead with rapidity and sue
cess. The women have all taken hold
with a will, determined to make this
years ball the most brilliant and most
financially successful Of any given and
their efforts are being amply rewarded
by the interest the public generally has
taken in the event. Many of the de-
tails contain the necessary spice of
novelty to attract others than the
dancers and the elaborate floral deco
rations will be in themselves worth the
price of a ticket. The tickets by the
way will this year include supper and
will admit two ladies and a gentleman.
The officers Of the board, Mrs. ]. B.
Hoxsie, Mrs. W. r. Merriam and Mrs.
W. H. Vittum will be assisted in re-
ceiving the guests by Mrs. John Brooke,
Mrs. ]. J. Hill, Mrs. W. B. Bend, Mrs.
E. C. Furness and Mrs. Rice. The floor
managers are announced as:
Capt. A. B. Johnson, Messrs. c. w. Cor
don, T. B. Scott, W. c. Reed Sherman Finch,
W. S. G. Noyes, H. B. Werzel, N. P. Lang
ford, J. l. Forepaugh, l.. r. Newport, G. A.
Otis, A. W. Lindeke, w. w. Hancock, F. P.
Shepard, F. D. Monfort, William Darymple,
J. p. Trowbridge. c. A. Clark, W. Driscoll,
A. H. Cathcart, G. Weyerhaeuser, DR.. T. E.
w. " Appleby, Lieuts. j. H. Beacon and ].
Bugge.
And the usheTs:
Messrs w. H. Lightner, R. D. Stewart,
II. E. Bigelow, ]. II. Skinner, w. H. Yard
ley, E. B. Young A. b. Sibley, F. E. Hanson,
z. G. Halbert Q. L. Taylor and E. A.
Jaggard,
The list of box holders follows.
D. c. Shepard. w. R. Merriam. T. l.. Schur-
meier, E. H. Cutler, George Thompson, Col.
W. P. Clough. T. B. Scott, w. H. Lightner,
Philip Schufeldt, Mrs. Ambrose Tighe Mrs.
A. Driscoll, Mrs. Floaty, Mrs. E. L. Abbott,
Mrs. L. L. G. Brooks.
The ladies in charge Of the dining
room will be;
Mrs. F. B. Bass, Mrs. Charles Bronson,
Mrs. f. Z. Bird, Mrs. c. w. Carpenter, Mrs.
Oliver Darymple, Mrs. NJ. A. Forepaugh.
Mrs. Dennis Follett. Mrs. R. B. Galusha,
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and Mrs. Glenn, Col. and Mrs. Tilton,
Col. and Mrs. Hunter, Capt and Mrs
Thomson, Capt. and Mrs. Dudley, Capt.
and Mrs. Roe, Miss Foote and Col.
Page.
Mrs. G. S. Fernald, of Lincoln avenue,
gave a luncheon Wednesday for Miss
Wilson, of Alabama
Mrs. GeoSge G. Squires gave an af-
ternoon tea Monday for Mrs. Wicker
sham, of New York
MRS. Holt, Miss L. G. Lenhart and
Miss 7. B. Whitney gave an at home
thursday at the residence of Mrs. Holt
on Pleasant avenue.
MRS. Il. II. Cutler gave. q dinner
Thursday for Miss Furness and Miss
BigeIow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Devereaux, of
Holly avenue, gave a card party Thurs
day evening
Mrs. G. G. Titcomb gave small whist
party Monday afternoon at the Genes
see.
Col. and Mrs. w. M. Liggett have
cards out for a reception Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Horn and Miss Horn will give
a Thanksgiving breakfast Thursday for
Miss Bend.
Mrs, P M Hennessy, of Ashland
avenue, gave an informal afternoon
euchre Tuesday.
Ames and Miss Appleton have issued
cards for an Eat home Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart gave a
euchre party Wednesday afternoon. A
company of young women were enter
tanned.
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the Mansion house. A great ball Will be
given on that occasion, at which Mrs Fau-
del-Phillips will preside. Her two daughters,
one of whom will make her debut at the
ball, will act as maids of honor to the lady
mayoress The ladies of the official party
will be gorgeously gowned. The dresses are
now being made in Paris especially for this
occasion. Mrs. Faudel-Phillips is largely in
terested in charitable work. Her ruling pas
sion is china. The height of her ambition,
she says, is to have a different set of china
for every day in the year. Her country and
town houses are filled with china a glance
anywhere through them being enough to dis
close the ladys hobby. The country man
sion of the FaudeI-Phillipses is Balls Park,
Hartford, and their town houses are one in
Grosvenor Gardens, London, and another in
Brighton.
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Usher ....................... ....steWart Bryant
Usher .........................A Allie Warren
Flower girls. Florence Fulton, Elsie Alexander
Page .. .............. Gordon Bryant
Brides father Willie Warren
Bridal Chorus and wedding March''-
Miss Hopes Ladies' Mandolin and Violin Club
Father Time the hours o ana t me o6 6faaal
ing parlor, where refreshments Will be serV-
ed without charge.
Miss Lou White, Accompenist.
Refreshment Committee-Mrs. B. H. Evans
and Mrs Phillip Reilly.
"reminiscences Of Grandma's early
days, unique and pleasant entertain
ment, will be given in the Guild hall
of st. Peters church, Fourth and Ma
pie streets, at 8 o'clock, by the Minis
tering Children's league, for the bene-
fit of the Mission Sunday school at
East Seventh street. There will be a.
sale of fancy articles following the en-
tertainment. Florence Smith repre-
sents grandma, and Marie Babbidge
the granddaughter The other little
girls will appear in the illustrations
representing "Grandma's Early Days"
There will also be a varied programme
in connection with this entertainment.
A doll carnival will attract the little
people to the parlors Of the Aberdeen
this week. Friday the Children's Ward
Society of st. Luke's hospital will give
a doll show for the benefit of the chill
dren's ward of the hospital.
The Children's Aid Society Of st.
Lukes hospital will hold a fair in
Christ church guild hall this week be-
Wednesday, when Our Mutual Help
society, of Christ church will. on a CO.
operative basis, place on display q fine
assortment of articles for the benefit
Of missionary purposes. There are
to be nine tables, and they
will be in charge of the different So
cieties which have the privilege of rum
cent of their sales to the Mutual Help
society. The Parish Aid So
ciety will have a table of
fancy Christmas novelties and
this will be in charge of Mrs. r. l..
German, assisted by Mrs. J. T. Aver
i'll, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs.
Borland, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Hoag, Mrs. Barker, Mrs Boards
lee, Mrs. Mcnamara, Mrs. Detmars,
Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs.
Lawton, Mrs. Beecher, Mrs. Dyer, and
Mrs. Lincoln. These women will be in
charge at different times on different
days. Miss LIE Due, of Hastings, will
have an exhibition Of painting and
fancy work.
4 contributors table for those who
do not want to take care Of the articles
they contribute, will be in charge of
Miss Mabel Horn, Miss Wood, Miss
Relf and Miss Elsie Hall.
There will be candy table under the
auspices Of Miss Lyon and Miss Bull
lock.
A table freighted with Thanksgiving
pies, cakes, jellies and all sorts of
goodies will be superintended by Miss
officer and Miss Borup
Miss Espy will be in charge of an at
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tractive fish pond particularly de-
voted to the interest of the children.
An art corner, filled with paintings
brtc-a-brac and water colors, will be
in charge of Miss Maud sEspy and Miss
Barker
Other tables are:
Novelties-Miss Andrews, Miss Ma
pier, Miss Bessie Hail.
Mutual Help Table-Miss Foster
Miss Yates.
Tuesday evening there will be a re-
ception for friends, and programme
of music and reading for entertain
ment. #t
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Weyerhaeueser
will return the early part of the week
from their wedding trip, and will spend
a few days in st. Paul before going to
their home in Cloquet. A large family
dinner party will be given Thanks
giving day at the Lindeke residence
on Summit avenue in their honor.
Mrs. John S. Prince gives a dinner
party Thanksgiving day.
The women of the board Of the Won
ems Christian home wish to have the
public keep that institution in mind
when planning for Thanksgiving do
nations. The home is in need of q
great many things and donations of
any kind will be thankfully received
by the women.
DR.. and Mrs. Beecher, of Holly
avenue, gave a dinner Monday even
ing for the Farnham-W Wright bridal
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice 7Auerbach, of
Summit avenue, gave dinner Monday
evening. Mrs. Barnhardt, of Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, was the guest Of
honor. Covers were laid for eleven.
The table was handsomely decorated
with white chrysanthemums and smi-
lax.
A new pleasure club was organized
Monday evening at the home Of Miss
Gallusch, on Holly avenue. The mem
bers are Misses Gallusch, Jennings,
Waite, Humphrey, Crawford, Miner,
Vittum Messds. Edwards, Bishop,
Wheeler, DR.. Hunt, Gallusch, Jennings.
Miss Waite, of Iglehart street, next
entertains, when a name will be Sc
lected. Euchre will be played. DIR.
Hunt was chosen president.
The largest social event of the week
was the Hill reception Thursday after
neon when Mrs. J. J. Hill presented
Miss Charlotte Hill to st. Paul society.
Miss Otis made her debut Thursday
evening at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Cornish, Summit avenue.
Mrs. E. G. Megroth, of Goodrich ave-
nue., gave a large reception Tuesday
afternoon.
Gen. Brooke gave a dinner at the
Aberdeen Thursday evening Those
present were Col. and Mrs. Noabe, Col.
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Mrs. John S. Prince gives a dinner
party Thanksgiving day.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice 7Auerbach, of
Summit avenue, gave a dinner Monday
evening. Mrs. Barnhardt, of Fort
Kan, was the guest Of
honor. Covers were laid for eleven.
The table was handsomely decorated
with white chrysanthemums and smi-
lax
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Mrs. Faudel-P Phillips, the new lady mayor
ess of London, is one of the leading Jew
esses of the English capital. Her husband,
the lord mayor. Is the of the late Sir
Benjamin Phillips, who was the first Hebrew
to serve in the corporation of London. Mrs.
Faudel-P Phillips is the daughter of the late
Mr.. Levy, proprietor of the Lodon Daily Tel
egraph, and sister to Sir Edward Lawson,
the present proprietor, who changed his name
a fortune for so doing. The lady mayoress
is handsome, comely woman, with masses
of snowy white hair, and dark, arched eye
entail Her beauty is of the Oriental type
About Christmas the official family will re-
move from their country house in Hertford-
shire into the official residence in London
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Mrs. Henry Hale Mrs. Arthur Henderson
Mrs. Thomas Irvine, Mrs. A. G. Langford,
Mrs. Stewart Moore, Mrs. j. E. McWilliams,
Mrs. E. ]. McGoucan, Mrs. ]. G. Norton
Mrs. d. B. Stanton, Mrs. H. F. Stevens, Mrs.
A. K. Sharood, Mrs. Reuben Warner, Mrs.
J. w. White.
They will be assisted by Mrs. ]. w. Bass
Mrs. E. A. Senkler, Mrs. D. w. Rhodes, Mrs.
E. w. Peet, Mrs. John Ames, Mrs. D. w.
Dyer Mrs. Jacob Schadle.
childrens carnival will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in
Columbia hall, Prior and University
avenues, under the auspices of the
Ladies Guild of Merriam Park. The
programme for Tuesday evening fol-
lows:
Instrumental Duet
Bessie Trumbull and Marie Craig.
Recitation. Observation-Disclosures. Laura Cook
Topsy- Turvy Dance
Charlie Walters, Val Walters, Stevens
Grouse, Joel Bixby, Josef Lonegren, E. B..
Northrup, Luther Stauffer, Armene Wat
kins Katherine Evans, Katherine Lowman,
Susie Small Zaida Stewart Pearl Johnson.
Violin Solo ........... Master Charles Walters
Lullaby Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Katie Watson
PLAY IN THREE ACTS.
Man in the Moon. .............. Parker Simson
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This week brings with it another
holiday, Thanksgiving, and enormous
family dinners will follow the service
held in the churches in the morning
Skating will be in order in the after
noon. For custom has long decreed
that Thanksgiving day shall inaugu-
rate the skating season, the weather
man willing, and every one who can
borrow. beg, buy or steal a pair Of
skates goes skating. In the evening
there will be dancing parties all over
the city, though many of the events
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Personal.

Miss Julia Wilde was agreeably surprised
by her parents Friday evening. Ethel Wat
son; Miss Graves, Marguerite Dickey. Alice
Houle, Edna Baltic, George Leonard Will
lie Watson. Louis La Rose, Fred Parker,
Bert Gill John Finley, Frank Maher, Allen
Henutsman. Lizett Smith, Charles Bleuett,
Victor La Rose, George Bluett. Howard
Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Darragh who have
recently returned from their wedding trip,
are at nome for the winter at 597 Holly
avenue. !; fZrFFEB1
Mrs. Fred Snyder, of Sioux Falls, is
guest Of Mrs. George Campbell Of Selby
avenue. She will remain In st. Paul week.
Miss Mamie Genois has returned home from
Duluth, where she has spent the summer
months visiting friends and relatives
Judge Otis, Of Milwaukee. was the guest
the early part Of the week OF his brother,
Judge Otis, Of Ashland.
Mrs. p G. Putnam and son. OF Great Falls.
Mont, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Put
nam, Of Third street.
Lieut.. Wilder the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watkins, of Holly avenue, has returned to
Fort Assinaboihe.
Senator and Mrs. Stockton and Mrs. Edward
Funk, of Faribault, are the guests of Mrs.
Weber Thompson, Of the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Slime, of Chicago arc
visiting at the home of their son, W. l.
Slime, on West Central avenue.
Miss Evans, Of Buffalo, who has been the
guest OF Miss Winter, Of Summit avenue, has
gone EcTne.
Miss Clara Powers, OF Powers N. D., IS
the guest OF Miss Castle, of Western avenue.
Mrs. C. D. Gilfillan and the Messrg Gill
fillan are at the Albion.
Miss Sadie o,Brfen. OF Portland avenue, is
visiting IN. Red Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stickney have returned
from a trip to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Htltlor,s.of the Aberdeen. are
home from Duluth.
Mrs, Flynt. of Western avenue, is home
from St. Louis.
Mr., and Mrs. H. M. Bylleaby ara at the
Albion. 4ssssz M
Mrs. Charles Mexican is homo from the
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avenue. The twenty young women mann.
oers OF the circle will be assisted by a large
| number of patronesses.
Inc seniors of the Humboldt school will
| give large entertainment Thanksgiving we
| Tor the benefit of the elocution work in the
sc4ool. This is the first of a series of such
entertainments the class will give during
the winter. There will be an excellent mlIs
slcal and literary programme.
me Wyandottes have made ARRANGEMENTS
1 1or a grand ball. to be given at A. o. u. w.
thanksgiving eve. large number of in
Vltatlons have been issued, and the party
promises to be one Of the seasons gayest.
zine Inc German club will give a german at
ELS nall, Thanksgiving evening r. L.
McClung will lead. Music will be furnished
by the Third United States Infantry hand
w. Z. Reed, Joseph Blakely and c. D. Thomp-
son are the committee.
- Day yt,3 Bluff Camp No. 20, Woodmen Of
me world, VIII give social hop Thanks
giving evening at their hall Seventh and
heaney streets. The Twin City Mandolin
club Will furnish the musical numbers
The Minnehaha Social club will give a
Thanksgiving ball Wednesday evening at
Twin City hall, Rice, Wabasha and University
avenues. Brose's Mandolin orchestra will be
III attendance.
give leap year party at Woodruf's hall
thanksgiving night. Music will be fur
nished by the St. Anthony Hill orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs S. P Crosby will celebrate
N4-AAA
giving an evening reception at their home,
on Goodrich avenue, Wednesday evening.
Division No. g. auxiliary to the A. O. H.,
Will give social hop Thanksgiving night
at Twin City hall, corner Rice street and
University avenue.
Division No. 3. Ladies' Auxiliary to the
a. .. H., will give hop Thanksgiving eve
at Central hall, corner Sixth and Seventh
streets.
Miss Mabel Banker and Miss Florence KIM
pail will entertain Thanksgiving evening at
the home OF Miss Baker, 80 Prospect terrace
The Catholic Order Of Foresters will give
a supper and dancing party Thanksgiving
evening at Hardy's hall, White Bear Lake
The Henrietta Athletic and Social club
will give its first social hop Thanksgiving
eve at its hall, los East Fifth street.
The -Four Leaf Glover club will give it's
first hop Thanksgiving eve at Garfield hall,
on Arcade and Fauquier streets.
The next social hop Of the Ivy Leaf Dane
ing club will be given in Oxford hall Wednes-
day evening.
Melva Wilgus, of 735 Laurel avenue, en-
tertains the Qui Vive Cinch club Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Clinton Ruff of Goodrich avenue, will
give dinner party Thanksgiving day.
The Standard club will give a reception at
the club rooms Thanksgiving night
The Irish-American club gives a banquet
Thanksgiving eve.
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MISS Berry will open evening class in
dancing at the Aberdeen on Friday Nov. %
at D. M -
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a!Iu UtIIs Oh II5I lO1sJ' .OdIId LOHUgTtH
Bishop of Canterbury. ........ Robert Benham
Sunf1ower COncert-Vocalists: Mesdames
Grouse, DuFresne, Harmon, Misses Cham
berlain, Brainerd, Misses Merrill MStokes
Richie, McKowan, Stokes.
The Wednesday evening programme will
be: Music; play, Counting of Mother
Goose" repeated; "A Trip Through the yell
lowstone Park" illustrated by stereopticon
views by Prof. Sonnen.
Home made candy will be offered for
sale.
The programme announced for the
annual entertainment for the day nur-
sery to be given Tuesday evening in
Dayton Avenue church is as follows:
Symphonic OPP. "A Victor Movet
Simple Aveu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Thome
Miss Hopes Ladies Mandolin and Violin Club.
Reading Mrs. James Weirick
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1896-09-05
DUTCH QUEEN is SWEET SIXTEEN
Betrothed Today to Prince Charles
of Denmark.

The Hague, Aug. 31.-The 10Th ami
versary of the birth of Queen Wilhel.
nina was signalized today by the for
NAL announcement of the betrothal of
the young sovereign to Prince Charles,
second son of the crown prince and
princess of Denmark. The engagement
meets with popular approval, and the
festivities, which were inaugurated
this morning, are on an elaborate scale
The Tournooieeld and the Lang Voor-
boot, the two great park boulevards IN
the center Of the city, are covered with
white and red booths, and the aristo-
cratic section resembles a monster fair.
In these booths continuous entertain
ment for young and old is provid ed
while cakes and sweetmeats are dis
tributed free without regard to quaint
ty. Dances and other diversions are
also the order of the day. Thousands
of visitors from all over the Neither
lands are here. Tonight a banquet was
given to the court, and the young queen
made a speech.