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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-09
SArURDAYs BAEL GAMES.
ingford- Edgewocds Lost to Milford
State and National League Games. A

ingford- Edgewoods Lost to Milford
/ State and National League Games.
The Strouse, Adler & Co. nine contiri-
ued it's winning career Saturday by
winning we'll played game from the
Wallingfords on the Savin Rock
grounds by the score of ~ to II. THE
Wallingfords led until the eighth in
ming, when the s., A. e. Co. boys bat
ted out five runs, included in which
was the winning tally, as the visitors
failed to score In their half of the ninth
The battery for the home team was
composed of Claus and Plat Mills, in
left field for the S., A. & Co. team
made some star catches and won APP,
plause from the grand stand and
bleachers. The battery for Walling-
| ford was composed of Casey and Gard
| ner.
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OUT OF TOWN BUTCHERS INvIT.

.oOI oE IoW1N po iAN :
ED.
The butchers Of Derby, Shelton, An
sonia and Seymour have been invited
to attend the sixth annual barbecue of
the New Haven Retail Butchers Pro-
tective association to be held at Savin
Rock Thursday, August IL. The COM
mittee in charge wish to announce that
the butchers from the above mentioned
towns will form at the depot at New
Haven, where they will be met by
Chief Marshal William Stietz and aides
and the Second regiment band at 9:35
a. M. From there they will be taken
to the central green and given their
place in the line of march. Particular
attention will be paid to the visiting
butchers until the time Of their de-
parture for home.
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National League Games.

Waterbury defeated Meriden to 2.
Derby defeated Bristol IL to II.
Torrington defeated Bridgeport to /.
Boston defeated Baltimore to 2.
= Cincinnati defeated Louisville to O.
Chicago defeated Cleveland to s.
New York defeated Philadelphia II to
1.
Brooklyn defeated Washington to l.
st. Louis defeated Pittsburg to in
the first game. In the second game
Pittsburg defeated st. Louis IL to 3.
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AT HOWARD AVE. NJ. E. CHURCH.
Rev. H. F. Kastendick of Howard
avenue NJ. E. church preached an ex-
cellent sermon yesterday morning on
the career of Moses and the reward
that is promised to the faithful
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CALUMET CLUBS EXCURSION.

The Calumet club of West Haven,
republican club composed of residents
of the Eleventh and Twelfth wards,w will
hold an excursion on August II. The
excursion will be to Glen Island and it
will be one of the biggest and most en-
ioyable of the season.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

Miss Louise Goulding, of Arch street,
was rendered surprise Tuesday evening.
Cards and dancing were the features. Those
present were: The Misses Maud and Bessie
Conley, Ethel Rowe, Anna Goulding Bertha
Frost. Eva May MitCheson, Daisy White
Mabel Slack, Laura and Bessie Ritchatsch,
Nina Mae Hamilton, Anna Eggleton, Dollie
zimmerman, Florence Nicoll, Anna Hicks;
Messrs. Thomas Golding, Bert Arrived, LIE
Roy Squires, Philip McAuley, Frank Beason,
Theo. Goldberg, Arthur Grumnett John Kent
Hull, Fred Woolsey, Geo. Eggleton. Abe Ar
rivel. John Wood and Sam S. Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Bachelor, of Lawson
street, celebrated the anniversary of their
wooden wedding Wednesday evening. Cards
were played. The guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. B. ]. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs Souder.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rasmussen. Nr. and Mrs.
Schlindu, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Monick, Mrs
NJ A. Franklin, Addie and Fred Knapp
The Young Peoples Society of Gustavus
Adolphus Church was entertained at the home
of the Misses Carrie and Ida Anderson, on
Case street. Refreshments were served on
the lawn and a musical programme was fur
nished by the orchestra and choir of the
church and quintette and Miss Mime Lund-
quist. Rev. Carlson gave a short address.
Frank tombstone. OF Maryland avenue was
given a surprise Monday evening Those
present were: The Misses Ada Lewis. Eleanor
Voges. Minnie Haupt, Alice Davis. Jessie
tombstone; Messrs. Henry Alton. Thos Davis.
Adolph Voges, Emmett Beardsley. Mrs. john
stone was assisted by Mesdames Haupt and
Sargent.
The Glover Leaf club gave party Wednes-
day evening for Miss Katie Johnson. of De-
lano, at the home Of Miss Eva McCIoud
Those present were Miss Maud Gage. Minnie
Cameron, Gertie Good. Maud Havecost Gusta
Slime, Maud Densmore. Musical selections
were given by Miss Myrtfs Hudong
Mrs. B. ]. Knapp, OF Cook street. gave a
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family party Thursday evening in honor of her
birthday. Among the guests present were
MIR. and Mrs. Souder Mr.. and Mrs Louder,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Knapp and Mrs. NJ. A.
Franklin.
The Ladies' AID Society of the Gustavus
AdOlphus Church viii meet next Thursday
afternoon at the home of Miss Theodore Mel
son, on jerks street, near Payne avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mulligan gave a dane
ing party Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Mulligan's mother. Refreshments were
served at II o'clock.
Mrs. P. w. Dowd, of Reaney street. enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Stenson and the
Misses Stenson, of Saltwater, during the
week
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Ewedish
Luthern Church will give a social July 4th
on the Eklund lawn, on Earl street
Mrs w. w. Schiffman has returned TO Du-
luth, after having been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Rufus Sharp. of York street
Mrs e. r. Findley, of Reaney street, will
leave next week for Moline. MIMI, to visit
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding. Of East
side
The Arlington Hills Junior Endeavor So
ciety pcnicked at Lake Genais, Tuesday.
Miss Anna Hendricks of Clark street. has
gone to visit friends in Rochester.
Miss Ella Simmons, of Magnolia street, will
spend the summer at Forest City.
Mrs. G. X. Sharood of Jessamine street. has
gone to Geneona for the summer.
Mrs. William Lyde, of York street, Is visit
ing friends in Duluth
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AT HYMEN's SHRINE.

Miss Marie L. Lee and Frank c. Bunnell
were married Wednesday evening at the home
Of her parents IT'S Hawthorne avenue. Rev.
Mr.. Haupt, of the English Lutheran church,
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
left in the evening for an Eastern trip.
Miss Lucy Dowd and Hugh Ryan were
married Wednesday morning at ST. John S
church. reception was given at the home
of the brides parents in the evening.
The wedding of Miss Harriet Grathwol and
Patrick Egan took place Wednesday morning
at st. Vincent's church. Father Cosgrove Of
fciated.
The wedding of Miss Della Heishler and
Frank Few took place Tuesday evening at
the home Of the bride, on Randolph street.
Miss Susie B. Wagner and w F. Gerkin,
of Henderson, Mimi, were married Tuesday
in the Central Presbyterian church.
The wedding Of Miss Grace NJ. O'Brien and
Edward E. Dow will take place Tuesday at
O'Clock at ST. Mary's church.
The wedding of Miss A. Simon and E. J.
Walker took place at the German Evangelical
church Wednesday evening.
Miss Eleanor Murphy and J. Weber were
married Wednesday afternoon at st. Patrick S
church.
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HAMLINE e.

The following young people picnicked at
Lake Johanna on Tuesday: Misses Virginia
BoIlinger, Jessie Hughes, Molly Bassett,
fin, Ida Caldwell, Margaret Brooks. Flossie
Shove and Messrs. Guy Caldwell, Rich Ben
ham, Thomas Montgomery. John Freeguard.
Hamine Crist, Homer Innis Wellington
brewery and Charles Walerhousa
The Hamline Fortnightly club enjoyed it's
June outing at Silver lake Tuesday. Those
present were Mesdames Thomas, Montgom-
c. L. Weber, c. N Akers Cara Duncan,
F. E. Brown, NJ. NJ. Flint, Misses Jessie
Evans, Cora Montgomery, Jennie Mcnamara
Ferna Flint.
Mrs. G. H. Bridgeman and children left
Monday to spend the summer at Toronto,
Ont
Mrs. L. j. Dobner and children left the
first of the week to visit at Fergus Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs: c. N. Akers entertained
| friends at tea last Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. NJ. Evans is entertaining Mrs
| Richard Evans of Fergus Falls.
Miss Nina Spear has gone to Battle Lake
and Detroit for a months, visit.
Misses Pearl and Grace Benham returned
! Thursday from Redwood Falls.
Misses Edna Bishop and Annie Cottier went
! to West Superior last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Sheldon of Red Wing, has
been visiting Mrs. E. E. McCrea.
Mrs. A. A. Clark and daughter spend
ing the summer at LeVOn Lake.
Miss Edith Montgomery left Tuesday to
visit at Madelia and Mankato
Mrs. w. T Rich left Monday to spend a
few months in Michigan.
Mrs. Mclean. of Lake Crystal. has been
the guest of Mrs. NJ. L. Holly.
Miss Edith Pribble is the guest of Miss
Hazard at Taylor's Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Chamberlain are
camping at White Bear.
Miss Edith Wright left Tuesday for Wash
ington and New York
Perley Showers visited his sister, Mrs. A.
q. Drew, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Maxwell returned last
evening from Appleton.
Miss Alice Brown, of Red Wing is the guest
Of Hamline friends.
Miss Eva Winston has gone to spend the
summer in Virginia.
Mrs. w. H. Carothers and daughter left
Sunday for Marine.
Mrs. E. P. C. Fowler is visiting her son
in West Superior.
Mrs. S. March. of St. Paul, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Shove.
Rev. F. A. Laurson has gone to Canada to
spend a month.
Miss Annie Davis has returned to her home
in Red Wing.
Mrs G. S. Innis has gone to Ohio to spend
the summer.
Miss Susan Holman returned Tuesday to
Bird Island.
Miss Blanche Bloomfield has returned from
st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Grant spent Sunday
at Dover.
. Miss FIoy Rossman is visiting relatives at
Clarmont.
Mrs. Norman Larson left Sunday for New
York.
Miss Lizzie Kimball is visiting in Roch-
ester.
Miss Leon Webb left Monday for Bradford,
Ind.
Ernest H Wallece left Wednesday for Dray-
t0n
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PLEASURES IN PROSPECT.

A lawn party will be given Thursday even
ing by the st. Anthony Park Monument as
ISOLATION at the home of Mrs. F. NJ Bailey.
If the weather should not be favorable fol-
an outdoor affair the evening will be spent
in the house The hostesses for the evening
are Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. H. D. Hall, Mrs
Blodgett Mrs. Plant. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. H. L.
Haeckler, Mrs. White and Mrs. Bailey.
A meeting of the superintendent. county
officers and members of the local unions OF
the W. c. T. U. will be held Saturday al
the home of Mrs. NJ. C. Warner, Hamlne
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. A basket
lunch will be served after the business
meeting.
All the mothers club of the city are in
vited to attend basket social at the Como
park picnic grounds Wednesday afternoon
July Z, by the Jackson Drew Mothers club
The Moccasin Bicycle club will wheel tc
White Bear today and spend the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mcclure at Fair Oaks.
The Golden leaf Social club will give an ex-
cursion to Diamond Bluff July on the
steamer Henrietta.
An excursion of the Irish-American club
will be given tomorrow evening on the steam
er Henrietta.
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IN THE CHURCH CIRCLES.

A Dutch fete was given Wednesday even
ing by the Aid Society of st. Pauls Episcopal
Church at the home of Mrs. w. n. Cumbey
on Olive street. Mrs. Cumbey served tea
and Mrs. F. E. Rice, in Dutch costume, was
in charge of the Dutch booth. Misses Borup
and Simpson were in charge Of the candy
booth. Refreshments were served by Mes
DANES Wright, Dalrymple, Stevens, Schuette
and Powell, assisted by the Misses Colburn,
Borup, Sergeant, O'Neil Wagner, Hill, Mars
den and Reed.
parish was held Monday and Tuesday even
ings at st. Mary's hall The gaily decorated
booths were in charge of the Misses Bone,
Donahue Kelly and Kain, and Mesdames
Shaver, Lally and Percy. A large number
of people present each night. Over
81 900 was cleared during the two evenings.
A silver missionary tea was given Tuesday
afternoon in the parlors of Christ church.
The church was decorated with wild flowers
and ferns. Mrs. ]. w. Owens served tea,
and was assisted by number Of young girls.
A musical and literary entertainment was
given by Mrs. c. w. Hornick, Miss Con-
stance Farwell and Mrs. Frank Johnson.
The st. Marks church of Merriam Park will
give its annual picnic Monday, July s. at
Shadow falls, Groveland park. A bah game
between the Crusaders and st. Jeseph's nine
will be played at 1920 O'Clock. At o'clock
D. w. LAWYER will give Fourth of July
speech.
One of the prettiest outdoor festivals was
given Thursday and Friday evenings on
NJ. E. church. GA Street in Amsterdam"
was we'll attended. and was both socially
and financially a great success.
A lawn social was given Thursday even
ing by the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. Sunday
school. The social was largely attended and
the proceeds will go toward defraying the ex-
pense of the Sunday school picnic.
A festival of roses given Tuesday even
ing at the Ninth Presbyterian church. The
affair was in charge Of Mrs. Mitchell, assist
ed by the Misses Berberick Hansen, Lewis,
Hergel and Paschly.
The Goodrich Avenue Sunday school pic
nicked at Wildwood Thursday.
A literary and musical entertainment was
given Thursday at the Pilgrim Baptist
church.
The members Of the sisterhood of the
Daughters of Malta are invited to attend the
celebration of St. Johns day at the Atlantic
Congregational church this evening.
Strange Visitors" cantata, will be given
Tuesday evening by the Junior Endeavor
Society Of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Atlantic Congre-
gatsonal Church gave a social Tuesday even
ing in the church parlors.
The MEMBERS Of ST. Agnes parish will give
a picnic at the grove opposite Calvary GEM
etery on Front street.
An entertainment will be given tomorrow
evening by the children of st. Louis school
at Cretin hall.
A lawn social will be given Wednesday
evening on the lawn adjoining st. MichaePs
school,
ST. Peters church and Sunday school will
picnic at White Bear Thursday.
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NORTH ST. PAUL.

A farewell reception was given to Mr.. and
MRS. j. w. Groetsch last Tuesday evening
About thirty-one couples passed the evening
for the last time under their hospitable roof
Mr.. Groetsch will leave for Henderson Mimi.
where he will engage in the hardware bust
ness. HIS MANY friends regret their dcpart-
rre aid a. the 'ame tim. wish him every
success in lie.
Mrs. f. l.. Mathews. Of Albuquerque, ~
M; Mrs Sarah Jackson, OF Montpelier, VT
and DR.. G.. Z. Maloy, of st. Cloud. were
guests of c.. II. Wiley and family a portion
of the week.
A number of friends pleasantly surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hsckert last evening at
their home on Fifth avenue. Cards and
dancing were the features, of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Sleeper will entertain
today Mesdames Dixon and jacobson, Of Min
neapo,is, and Mrs. Gray. of Brownsville
Miss Moore and Miss Sullivan. Of st. Paul
came out on their wheels on Friday and
called on friends.
Carl Schleck and Joe Johnson, OF St Paul
were guests of Mrs. Margaret Scheck and
family last Sunday.
Misses Nellie and Hawthorne Roberts, OF
Minneapolis, were guests of Miss Claire Boody
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Inwersen. OF Chicago are Wis
iting at 'Wocdbine," the summer home Of
E. Reiff.
H. H. Stay expects to leave for the North
west on Wednesday for q trip Of several
weeks.
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Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. S. b. Arnold Mrs. w.
B. Bourne, Mrs. William Godkin, Mrs. w. j.
Doran, Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor, Mrs. Arthur Bowe
and Mrs. A. G. Wilson.
Miss Anna Sullivan was surprised Tuesday
evening by a number of her friends. The
evening was passed with music and games.
Among those present were the Misses Alice,
Colletta and Winnie Mcnamara Edith God
dard. Lizzie O'BOyle, Margaret Lemire, Mary
Eagan, Lizzie Wilkinson, Mary Murphy, May
Williams, Della Dion, Philamena Dion, !en-
ME Turnbull, and Messrs. Frank O'Connor
James Mcnamara, Carl Meiland, Lawrence
Hagary, Charles Lemire, John Wilkinson and
Edward MaXfe,d.
A stag party was given Thursday even
ing by w. H. Defiel, Of Laurel avenue Music
furnished by Ryder's orchestra. Among
those present were: J. Cleary. G. Means, NJ.
r. Wynell, NJ. Starr, c. X. Jenkins, n. L.
Levesque, ]. Frost, S. Segel, B. Bertosso
and P. ]. Brill.
An outdoor social was given Thursday even
ing by the Manhattan Pleasure club at the
home Of Robert Becker, 876 Rice street. The
Fort Wayne orchestra furnished music dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. G. S. FernaId gave a bicycle luncheon
Friday for Misses Sadie and Mary Corbett, OF
Grand Forks.
Miss Mary Kelly gave a musicale Friday
evening at her home on Tilton street.
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MERRIAM PARK.

Ernest C. Henke and Miss Tenne NJ. Will
hanson were married Saturday morning by
Rev H. A. Riser at the home of the brldes
mother Mrs. Dianthia Williamson, of Car
roll street After the ceremony beautiful
wedding breakfast was served and immediate
ly following, the couple left for Royaiton,
where they will spend the summer vacation
The Woman's Literary club, of the Park
met with Mrs. A. ]. Douglass on Wednesday
for it's monthly business meeting. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, Mrs.
E. D. Parker; vice president Mrs: A J.
Trumbull; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. 7.
J. Campbell.
New York's dramatic reader, Saldini, as
sisted by Miss Hopes orchestra of twelve
young ladies, with prominent soloists of the
Twin Cities and Master George f. Meader,
the boy soprano, will give an entertainment
Friday evening.
The union services will be held this after
noon at Terrace Park Miss Barnes, of Des
Moines and Mr.. Sargent, editor OF the APP
peal, will give short addresses.
Mrs. G. A Porter, who has been visiting
her son, c. HI Porter, of Lynhurst avenue.
left yesterday for her home in Detroit, Mich.
A large number of the Park young people
will attend the Christian Endeavor rally at
Lake Harriet next Wednesday, June 3d.
Mrs. C. S. Gowlest and daughters who have
been spending few days in the Park, left
Friday for their home in Wacouta.
The Ladies' Society of the Presbyt terrain
Church he'd an all-day meeting in the church
par.ors on Friday, July 2.
Mrs Miller Of Wheeler avenue, gave
party to commemorate the twenty-first birth
day of her son Herbert
Sunday morning the bi-monthly communion
service will take place at the Olivet Con-
gregational church. Z!
Archdeacon Page, of Toxic, Japan, will
preach this morning in the Church of the
Messiah.
Mrs. Chamberiin, of st. Anthony avenue, en-
tertained the Magazine club Tuesday after
noon.
George H. Geary entertained his cousin,
Hal Geary of Fargo, N, D.. last Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Dudgeon and daughter left yes
terday for long visit to the Pacific coast.
Company E, of Merriam Park, will leave for
Lake City. Sunday morning, July II.
Miss Bishop Is entertaining the Misses Lily
and Bsanch Howard, Of Sank Center; Birdie
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FUR C0LLARETTES-- Extraordinary,

birthday and pink cream party Friday even
ing.
The Church of Our Father held a picnic
thursday at one of the surrounding lakes
DR.. NJ. H. Reynolds returned Tuesday after
short visit at Browns Valley.
Edward Taylor, of Carter avenue. has de-
parted with surveying party.
Mrs. ]. w. Stone and family left Yesterday
Tor a months visit at Eden Prairie
The Ladies' Reading circle met with Mrs.
Z. A. Dunn Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary NJ. Cheney will arrive at home
the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. ]. w. Lewis will leave Friday to
spend month at Kenyon.
Mrs. Noblock and family have Just returned
from visit in Iowa
Mrs. Kennard and children are absent ON
short vacation.
Mrs. w. Scar, visited friends in the fore
part of the week.
William Shaw is on a business trip at
Grand Rapids. "
Mrs. Margaret Blair is visiting in Ar
mOur. " a.
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PLEASURES THAT ARE GONE.

A picnic surprise was given Mrs w. H.
Lockwood. of Inver Grove, Wednesday, and
ner nome was taken possession of by her
many friends 1t being only two days after
ner wedding anniversary the company thought
IL an appropriate time to show their good will
therefore Mrs E. B. Lott in a few we'll
chosen words, presented her with beautiful
parlor lamp in behalf of the following
Mesdames Seixas, Slifer, R. NJ Groh E. D.
Lockwood, Mounts, Ninturn, Mckay, Man
derSon, Lott, Lyons and Collins of St. Paul
Linton, Golf, Baer, Bailey and Cameron, of
InTer Grove, and Misses Marie and Myrtle
Collins, Eta and Isabella Sexas, Gladys
Lyons and Aggie Henderson. After the pres
entation, baskets were brought out and a
publication had.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry w. Lee entertained
at dinner Monday evening in honor of the
tenth anniversary of their marriage The
dining room and table were decorated with
were DR.. and Mrs. Odenhahl, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Dahnia. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sale and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hirscher.
Miss Guthrie, of Laurel avenue, gave a
coaching party Monday evening to the Town
and Country club for Miss Grosscup of
Ashland, o., and Miss Eggieston of Macon
Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bigelow and Mr.
and Mrs. R. c. Holbert were chaperones.
Mrs. Fred G. Ingersoll of Grand avenue
gave luncheon Tuesday at the Town and
Country club for Mrs. George E. Warning
of New York city.
Mrs. Charles Prayer entertained with a
musicale Thursday evening at her home on
Nelson avenue for Mrs. Charles Mcclellan
of Preston, 10.
Mayor and Mrs Doran entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cardy and Miss McCardy. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Miss Alice Shields of Paramount avenue,
gave a bicycle party Thursday evening to
about twenty of her young friends
Miss Katherine Abbott entertained a party
OF young girls at her home on Dayton avenue
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. B. Proctor entertained informally
Thursday afternoon for Mrs. A. B. Carey.
Miss Edible Tracy, of East Third street,
returned last week from Notre Dame.
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lie. left during the week for the Pacific

enue. left during the week for the Pacific
coast
Miss Wright, of Crocus hill. has gone to
Madison. where she will spend the month OF
July.
Miss Ada and Miss Jennie Beresford are
visiting Mrs. Thomas Beresford at Forest
Lake.
Mrs. Clayton EIDE. Of Dayton avenue, leaves
this week for Duluth and West Superior.
Mrs. ]. E. Moore and family of Holly
avenue. left last week for Lake Elmo.
Mrs. Ewing. of Chicago. is the guest of
Mrs. j. Lathrop, OF Nelson avenue.
Miss Edith Carey returned last week from
Miss Porters school. New York.
Miss Ella Bork, of Faribau.t, is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Paul Weide
Miss Annabel Wheaton. Of Summit avenue,
returned from Long Branch.
Mrs. T. II. Pitts, of Dayton avenue, left
yesterday for Shakopee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strouse left yesterday
for Eastern trip.
Prof. and Mrs. G. S. Titcomb leave tomor-
row for st. Louis.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Covert leave Tuesday
for Chsago lake.
Mrs. W.: H. Montey left Wednesday for
Bingham Lake.
Mrs. Fred Banning is the guest of Mrs.
Stickney.
Miss Holbert left Thursday for the East.