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1877 Western avenue, Tuesday at a quarter Of

1877 Western avenue, Tuesday at a quarter OF
3 o'clock.
A valentine entertainment will be given the
evening of Feb. u at the guild house OF st.
Johns church, Kent street and Portland ave-
nue..
The fifth social hop of the Ivy Leaf Dancing
club will be held at A. o. U. w. temple, Eighth
and Wabasha streets. Monday evening", Feb.
IT.
Miss Clara Mott will give a Greek recital
before the Schubert club week from Wednes-
day afternoon, assisted by Claudy Madden
The Moonlight Dancing club will give its
fifth social hop of the season at Central hall,
Seventh and Cedar, Friday evening, Feb. IA.
The Remer Dancing club gives its second
dancing party Thursday evening next at Gen.
trail hall, Seventh and Cedar streets.
There will be birthday and book social at
House of Hope church Monday night, given
by the ladies' society of the church.
The ladies of Acker Relief Corps will give
a social Thursday night at the home Of Mrs.
Edith Harding. 416 Rondo street
Ellsworth Circle No. 8. Ladies of the G. A.
R., gives dime social Wednesday night at
the Buckingham.
Miss Brown, Of Summit avenue, will enter
tain the members of the Fireside Cinch club
Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Suffrage society meets Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Kimball, 1921 East
Congress street.
The st. Anthony Hill Dancing club will give
its semi-monthly party at Lifts hall Thurs
day evening.
Concordia Singing society gives a subscrip-
ton ball at Mozart hall, Franklin street, Mon
day night.
The ladies of the Maccabees will give a.
party Wednesday night at new Central
hall.
The associated charities will meet tomor,
row at the home Of DR.. Stone, On Summit av-
enue.
The fortnightly party of the Albion club
will take place tomorrow night at the Albion.
The reception at the st. Paul School of Fine
Arts was postponed Thursday evening.
The Wednesday club meets this week with
Mrs d. P. George, Bancroft street.
and vocal talent After this meeting the club
will resume its usual division work.
The Century club Will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon at Dayton Avenue church.
Company H, N. G. S. M, gives it's annual
hop at Armory hall on Feb. r.
Miss Carrie Adams will give a series OF
Thursday afternoon teas.
The ladies Of the A. o. U. W. give an enter.
tainment and ball Feb. 10.
Miss Clark, Of ACT Holly avenue, will enter.
tain informally Tuesday.
The art class meets at the high school to-
morrow morning.
The Allegro club will dance at Lifts Fri
day.
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A select musical and literary programme will
De given from to 10, and dancing will be in
obliged in from 10 to u.
The ladies of Stryker seminary, st. An
benefit of their missionary society tomorrow
morning. An attractive entertainment has
been prepared and a good time is assured.
A cordial invitation is extended to all friends
Of the institution and their friends.
The ladies of the Central Social club have
decided to hold leap year dancing party
Tuesday evening, Feb. II, at Central hall,
Seventh and Cedar streets, and are doing all
they can to make an enjoyable evening for
their many friends.
Ellsworth Circle No g. Ladies of the G. A
r., will give dime social at the home of
Mrs. Ruth F. Eldridge Buckingham Flats,
next Wednesday evening, Feb. 5. All inter-
ested In the order are invited to be present..
The Beau Monde club will give it's last dance
before Lent at Central hall Friday evening.
The club is in a fourishing condition, and
the prospects are that this party will be one
of the best they have yet given
The Rose Leaf Social club will give another
of its delightful hops Wednesday. Feb. II, at
Central hall, corner Seventh and Cedar streets.
The ST. Vincent de Paul Society of st.
Agnes Church will hold card party at Twin
City hall next Friday evening. All friends OF
the society cordially invited
The next party of the Wachepa club will be
given at Lifts hall Wednesday. limited
number of invitations have been issued by the
members to their friends.
The Bon Airs will give their second social
hop Saturday evening at Garfield hall, Arcade
and Fauquier streets. Friends all cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. Charles Clark will give large recep-
ton Thursday at the home of Mrs. w. B.
Dean, 1853 Summit avenue. Her second recep-
ton occurs Feb. 10.
The first meeting of la Causerie Fran
caise" will take place at Miss Dusipberre's,
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PERSONAL,

Mrs. Alanson Messer and Miss Messer will
give tea Wednesday afternoon at 80 Mac
kubin street in honor Of Miss Emma Messer.
of Cedar Rapids, 10.
Master David and Miss Matte Berkman,
or Rochester, Mimi, have been visiting
friends in the city and attending the carnival
the past week.
Al P. Anderson, formerly proprietor of the
Hotel Lexington, left last week for three
months visit with his parents and friends In
Denmark.
Mrs. Wilfred Cressey, of oberlin, O., has
returned home, after few weeks visit at
the home Of j. H. Fitz. OF Nelson avenue.
c. H. Hartin, local manager of the Pioneer
Fuel company, was confined to his apartments
IN the Albion last week by illness.
Mrs. William Dawson and her daughters,
a pleasant visit to Kansas City.
Mrs. G.. A. Hawks and her mother, Mrs.
Hawks, Of Saltwater, were guests Of st. Paul
friends last week.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Of Western avenue.
Is entertaining Mrs. r. s. Dennis and son.
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark are at home at
S5S Summit avenue, since their return from
New Orleans.
Mrs. Morrell and Mrs. Cannon, Of Anoka,
were the guests OF Mrs. e. M. Van Worries
last week.
Herbert Hagerman, of Colorado Springs, was
the guest last week Of Col. and Mrs. r, M.
Newport.
Division No. 3. Daughters Of Erin. gives
social at Central hall Wednesday evening,
Feb. 13.
Mrs. Lee Eisenberg, Of Livingston, Mont,
Is the guest of Mrs. Bergman. Of East Eighth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hessmer. OF Grand
Forks. N. D.. were carnival visitors last week.
MRS. J. r. Lahr. OF Summit avenue. has a.
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her guest Miss Agnes Hyland, of Madison,

her guest Miss Agnes Hyland, of Madison,
Wis.
Mr. and Mrs G. S. FernaId, of 1873 Lincoln
avenue, have gone to Florida for the winter.
w. w. Braden and family have removed
from Ontario, Cal, to Los Angeles.
Miss Laura Winship has gone to st. Louis
for the remainder Of the winter.
DR.. B. s. Terry, dean OF Chicago university
is visiting his father. ]. c. Terry.
Miss Watkins, of 525 Holly avenue, has as
her guest Miss Powers, Of Fargo.
A. j. Barsness, of Duluth, was the guest
OF ST. Paul friends last week.
Misses Ella and Mamie Black of Duluth,
are visiting St. Paul friends.
A. r. Church. of Duluth, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lemay.
Harry A. Merrill of the firm of Ogden, Mer-
ril1 & Greer, is in New York.
Mrs. E. N. Gage is entertaining guests
from West Superior.
George J. Grant and family are at Los An
geles for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce and Miss Guthrie leave
soon for California.
Mrs. Greve and Miss Greve, Of Summit
avenue, are South.
Miss Sturgs is i'll at her home, Summit and
Virginia avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Bird are at home at 365
Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Newport are home
from the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Peet leave this week
for the East.
Mrs. William White has joined her husband
in California.
Mrs. Kelley, of Mankato, is visiting Mrs.
H. P. Giles.
Walter A. Merrill recently returned from
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Henderson, of 522 Day
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students by the Young Women and Young
Mems Christian Association.
The ladies of Mrs. Wallace's band will give
a burlesque musical entertainment next Tues
day evening in the university chapter entitled
1.-The Sweet Family"
The regular meeting Of the Foreign Mis-
sionary society will be hold Thursday at the
residence of Mrs. Charles N. Akers, of Van
Buren, street
Mr., and Mrs. Percy Hillard, of Canada, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Patterson OF
Hewitt avenue. They will leave Friday for
Dubuque.
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Dunn.
The subject is "Metternich and Talleyrand."
The Hamline W. @. T. U. will hold an i'm
portant nesting tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Hill, Capital avenue
Mrs ]. B. Foltz entertained the Junior La
dies quartette and their gentlemen friends at
her home Wednesday evening.
special meeting of the Hamline council,
Royal Arcanum No. 1888, will be held in their
hall Monday night, Feb. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway, of Anoka, former
residents OF Hamline are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. e. Brown.
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. c. L.
Weber the Hamlne W. c. T. u will hold an
experience social
Miss Mabel McKinstry. OF the Ladies' hall.
Is enjoying visit from her mother of Winnie
bago City.
Walter Fowler and family. of West SUI
The class Of 'ss will hold their annual BAN
quet at the Guaranty Loan on Feb. IL
Miss Cora Montgomery, of the Pioneer
Press, left Monday for Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Alderman entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Barnes, of Sank Center. Wednesday.
The Sophomore class were entertained by
E. A Richardson Thursday night
DR.. and Mrs. Harrington of St Paul. spent
the first of the week in Hamline
W. I. Stevens. of Clairmont is visiting 7
b. Rossman, of Simpson avenue
Miss Margaret Young Of Buffalo, is the
guest Of Miss Holler.
Mrs. Thorpe. of Faribault, is the guest of
Mrs. B. w. Ridgway.
Herbert North left the first of the week for
q trip in Wisconsin.
Arthur ODER is receiving visit from his
brother. Of Duluth.
Miss Fowler of Faribault is the guest of
Mrs E. V. Crst
Hon. Thomas Montgomery is in Dassel for
a few days.
Miss McNamar. OF Freeport, is visiting rel
atives here
E; w. McElwrath has been called to North
field.
The Misses Prosser have returned to Man.
kato
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs j. v. Bailey entertained Mr..
and Mrs John Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Mr.
and Mrs G. A; Kenyon. Misses Silvia and
Amy Bailey and Clara Lewis. last week.
Miss Stickney. OF st. Paul, read a very in
teresting paper before the Woman's club
Wednesday, on Norway and Sweden. The at
tendance was the largest it has ever been
The leap year party Friday evening was all
that was expected. The young ladies' were
out in force. notwithstanding the very in
clement weather.
The entertainment given by the ladies Of
the M. e. church, Wednesday, was very sue
cessful and pleasant affair
-, Rev. F. Herzler. of Victor. Mimi, has made
rhe college a present Of very handsome pull
pit for the chapel.
Mrs. 9. A Parker entertained Misses Stick
ney and Aspinwald at lunch Wednesday.
Herbert Gibson, Of Sank Center, has been
visiting his mother here for week
The w. G. T. U. will hold q melting at the
M. E. church Friday afternoon.
Irving Roberts Is home from Willmar for a
few days.
Prof. W. Finke spent Sunday at Jordan
MINI.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

fully entertained "wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Hart, of Lincoln avenue. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Powell, Mrs.
Crumby.-G-s. Byron, Mrs. Hart, Mr. Walker
A number of East side society people at
tended the party given by Mrs. Rheuender,
of Minneapolis, Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. Menu, of Bradley street, very pleas
antIy entertained the members of the Jolly
Seven club Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ryan,
of St. Anthony avenue, will entertain tho
members of the club Feb. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Shields, of Burr street,
entertained friends Monday evening in honor
of their guest, E. Larson, Of Usage, 10. Music
was the main feature of5 the evening. Re-
freshments were served.
The Young Peoples society, of St James
Episcopal church, met with Mrs G. King
Tuesday After the regular business meeting
a social good time and refreshments were en-
joyed.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Grey and Cady
Elder took place at Northampton Mass Jan
g. They arrived in ST. Paul last week and
are at home at 933 Burr street.
The 'tOld Ladies' Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church will meet with Mrs.
B. Anderson, of Burr street, next Friday aft
ernoon.
Rev. c. N. Pullen. of Austin, Mimi, will
preach at St. James Episcopal church, of
Lawson and De Soto streets this morning
The Misses Johnson, of Cannon Falls, re-
guests of Mrs. Sohiberge during the week.
Mr.. E. F. Larson. of Usage. To-, left
Wednesday. after having been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Shields last week.
Mrs. Gates, of st. Cloud, and Mrs. Bar
ton and daughter, of Duluth, are visiting Mrs
H. N. Gage, of Mendoza street
Mrs. John Gilman and Mrs. .Matson. of
Rock Creek. Mimi. were the guests of Mrs.
Mclean during carnival week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Touner of Rochester,
Mimi. were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Longfeld during the week
Mrs: e. M. Hooker. Of Westminster street.
left for Staples. Mimi. Friday, where she
will make her future home.
Mrs. Charles Cleveland. of La Crosse, Wis,
spent part of the week with Mrs. Harry
Cleveland. of Olive street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Cummings,
OF Oelwein. TO-. are the guests Of Mrs. w. w.
Lewis. Of Burr street
Cleveland High School Debating society
gave entertainment in the school building
Friday morning.
Mrs. Robert Adams. Of Fauquier street. Gas
gone to Polo, ILL.,, called there by the death
of her mother.
Mrs. C. w Carrier, of Jessimine street,
entertained friends from Rock Creek Mimi,
last week.
Mrs. e. Lincoln, of Grove street, very
pleasantly entertained friends at cards Mon
day evening
spending a couple Of weeks with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Knudson are entertaining
Mrs. Nicholson and son. OF Stephens. MINI.
Mrs. J. H. Kellogg, of Stevens Point, Wis,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Barstow.
Miss Jennie Cotton = has returned from a
visit to Sioux Falls. s, d.
Miss Lula Maclyman. of Eiroy, To-, is the
guest of Mrs. w. H. Hely.
Mrs. G.. L. Conley. Is entertaining Mrs.
Ward. Of Austin, MINI.
Mrs. Morton, of Case street, has returned
from Staples Mimi. as
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HAMLINE.

The c. NJ. A. lodge held their regular meet
Ing on Saturday night at the residence Of
Charles Waterhouse on Pascoe avenue. The
following new members were initiated !:
Messrs. Harris. Crist, Harper. Bishop Nc
Cullom. 1t was decided to elect delegates
to the annual state convention in Minneapo
lis, and to have reception Feb. % at the
residence Of H. Weber. on Minnehaha
street.
Preparations are being made for "phono-
graphic musical and literary entertainment. !"
to be given Monday night, Feb 10. in the
university chapel under the auspices of Band
No. Of the Ladies' Aid. This is something
new, and 1t promises to be very unique
affair.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank B. Cowgirl delightful
ly entertained the senior class on Monday
evening at the parsonage on Taylor street.
evening was an occasion greatly appreciated
and long to be remembered by the class.
On Wednesday afternoon. In the gymna-
SUM. one of the most exciting basket ball
the senior and junior classes. the result Of
the game being to In favor Of the jun
Tors.
Richard Benham has returned to Red Wing
The Howard Chapter Union will hold an
open meeting at the Town hall next Thursday
evening. Judge schoonmaker 9. w. Horr and
]. L. Townley will give short addresses.
Mrs. J. ": Dickinson. who was suddenly
Reed, prominent citizen Of that place. re-
turned to Hamline yesterday.
Miss Florence Webb. of TT Pascoe avenue,
will leave Thursday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Scot Withrow. Of Mount Pleas
ant, 10.
On next Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
the Ham1ine Motherf meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. K. 3. webster.
Band No. z Of the Ladies' Aid Society will
hold meeting next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Jones. Of Simpson avenue.
The Hamline council Of the Royal Arcanum
held an important meeting Tuesday evening
A large number Of young people INDUCED
In skating party Tuesday night at Lake
Como. essa.
The freshmen class are planning for ban
Quet on the evening OF Feb. q. -
Tomorrow evening in the university chapel
. reception will be given the new medical
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Habighorst 6 Co. S,
Corner Seventh and Wacouta,

suing year were elected: President, Mrs. L.
A. Bishop; first vice president Mrs. Arlan
secretary. Mrs. G. G. Waller; treasurer. Mrs.
]. T. Hilcher: executive committee, Mrs.
8. v. Boyer, chairman; Mrs. +. W. Burwell,
Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. A. p. Shepardson,
Mrs. II. Coykendall and Mrs. Hancock.
The following young men have chartered
street car to convey them to Company u
military ball at Masonic Temple at Mime
apolis next Friday evening: Kent Naylor,
]. A. Coykendall. Ralph Eastman. Roy Coy
kendall, ,. A.@sAacnamara,e G. G. Crandall,
W. e. Cavanagh, w. R. Edwards, @. w.
Moore. L. J. Sullivan. John Reyes. Edison
Waite, Lee Smith, Jay =. Douglass. Harry
Brooks. Harry Humanson.
Next Sunday morning at oliyet Congrega-
tional church Miss Emily D. Hartwen will
speak on Missions in China and Armenia"
Miss Hartwell is field secretary Of the Min
nesota Woman's Missionary societies of the
Congregational Church. and was once mis-
sionary to China. Hence she will speak from
personal knowledge upon missionary work
abroad. Miss Hartwell will appear in rich
Chinese costume.
Mrs. G. A. Magnuson. Of 1909 Rondo street
has very willingly opened her home to the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
next Friday, Feb. Z, from 2 to s p. m. The
charter members are to receive with Mrs.
Magnuson. Every one will be asked to put
u cents in the collection box, as 1t is the
Last Tuesday night at Woodruff hall was
a large attendance at the fifth entertainment
given by the Interurban Dance club. The fol-
lowing ladies very kindly furnished the re-
freshments: Mrs. s. H. Hedges. Mrs. G. d.
Taylor, Mrs. A. Stewart, Mrs. J. Craig, Mrs.
F. p. Dufresne.
The semi-annual examinations Of the St.
Thomas college and st. Paul seminary have
been In progress during the last week under
the supervision OF Archbishop Ireland and
Bishop Marty, of st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Black will receive
their large number Of friends Thursday ev-
ening at Woodruff hall In honor of their
guest, Miss Campbell. of West Virginia
The Woman's Missionary meeting will hold
its February meeting at the home of Mrs.
e. D. Parker, 2016 Terrace Park avenue,
next Thursday. Feb. 6, at $3.50 p. m.
The Ladies' Society Of Qlivet Congrega-
tional Church will meet with Mrs. Perry
Cotman, 598 Lynhurst avenue, Union Park
Friday. Feb. 7. at O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Trinity M. e.
Church will meet with Mrs. J. H. Order.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK,

Rev. Herrick, who has charge of the Mis-
sionary training school in Minneapolis, spoke
at the Congregational church last Sunday
The many friends Of Mrs. Sprague. of
LLang1ord Park place, will be glad to hear
that she is convalescent
Florence E. Filbert has been suddenly
called TO Duluth on account of the severe
Illness Of her mother.
Mrs Casio will soon be able to see her
Idly p
MRS Lawrence has gone to Hudson. Wis.
for visit to her sister, Mrs. Paris Price.
A. Fitch expects to move to LIE Sueur about
Feb. 10 to start In the barber business there.
NJ. II: Whitney surprised his friends at
the park with visit last week.
II: A. s. Goldblum visited friends In the
park on his way to Florida
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02
Glazed Chops.

Procure dozen French chops; have tho
end bone entirely taken off. Fasten all the
chops together with a skewer and tie them
tightly in good shape. Put them in boiling
water. add sliced onion, bit of celery and
then simmer for one hour. Take out and
COOL When cold separate chops and trim
neatly. Make q half-pint of cream sauce.
add to 1t while hot quarter Of box Of
gelatine that has been soaked q quarter Of
an hour. Stir the sauce until 1t begins to
thicken. Dip each chop in this and lay on
fiat dish and put In the refrigerator until
wanted. These will stand for one or two
days. When ready to serve arrange them
around mound Of mayonnaise OF celery.
Garnish each chop with bit of tomato aspic
and serve.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02

Washington might be called the city Of
pretty and attractive girls. This year the
belle Of Washington is Miss Julia Stevenson
the vice presidents daughter. Mrs. Steven
son is not going out this winter, and there
fore her social duties fall upon her two charm
ing daughters, who are escorted everywhere
by their father. The latter takes pride that
is certainly pardonable in watching the ad-
miration which is theirs everywhere they go.
The Stevenson girls are womanly, which means
that they are gentle, unaffected, full of life
and we'll dressed. All classes of Washington
society admire the sisters, as well as that class
which is distinotively their own. Much praise
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The recent discovery Of Prof. Rontgen, pro-
lessor Of physics in the University Of Wurz-
burg, Bavaria, which it is believed is des-
tined to revolutionize photography, Is the
IN Europe and Imerics- By the Kontgen
discovery, pictures may be taken Of the interior
Of solid substances. The skull Of man, the
skeleton, may be photographed by the Ront-
gen process, showing how one would look with
the flesh on MS bones. Flaws and inequalities
IN the heart Of minerals may be detected, it
is claimed. by this remarkable process Of
photography, and still the discovery Is In its
infancy. with greater possibilities before it.
Prot. Rontgen recently sent to Prof. Schuster,
Of Owens college, Manchester, England
photograph taken by the new process The
picture shows complete reproduction of
compass needle with the divisions into degrees
Of the circle over which the needle IL placed.
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The needle, before being photographed, was
placed inside metal box. As flesh. skin and
cartilage are more transparent than bone the
photograph Of a hand gives a perfect outlins
Ins 81 the Hesh being but very family y dis dis
cerntble In an article contributed TO the
English Medical Journal by Prof schustsr,
the writer says. In speaking Of Prof. Ront-
gems discovery. that the photographs OBJ
tanned are in the nature of shadows. and their
great sharpness Is itself testimony that the
new radiation must be propagated In strict
easily through paper, cardboard or wood, and
produces Photographic effects after having
passed through two complete packs Of playing
cards. The photographs may be taken In the
dark slide. which will completely cut of ell
ordinary rays. and yet transmit the new radia-
ton.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

A notable event In social circles during the
past week was the dancing party given BY the
On Time Social club Wednesday evening at
Of Tenth street. The club was out full force
and all report q jolly good time, Mr.. and
Mrs Hebie. OF $40 olmsted street, will en-
evening, Feb. Is
The Lower Town Duchrs club was delight
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in print has been showered upon the Misses
Stevenson for their accomplishments, chief Of
which has been stated their ability to "do
their own sewing" their skill with the needle
and scissors enabling them to make their own
that they are not possessed Of such accom-
plishments, one. by the way, which could
hardly be expected of in these days Of
elaborate toilettes. But the popularity or
the vice presidents daughters is not to be de-
MED. When their mother receives Wednes-
days they always assist her, which makes
Mrs. Stevenson's Eat homes among the most
popular in the capital.