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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-19

Here are the kind OF winged
words which were hurled over the
telegraph wires from Iona to the
mainland on the day he service was
opened: "Saoghal fad and deadh
bheatha dhuit," to which the reply
was received -"Lean gu dluth chu
do shinnore,"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-19
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1897.
MoKINLEY's HAWAIIAN p 1LIoY
The New York Evening Post after
discussing the practical difficulties
in the way OF annexation says:

discussing the practica difficulties
in the way OF annexation says:
"People talk about the grand
civilizing and protecting mission of
the United States. We are not 10
shrink selfishly aud timidly within
our own borders, but are to 80 forth
as a state-errant, to redre5s the
wrongs of other countries, to rescue
the oppressed, and, incidentally,
to take their land. This is what is
called the reason OF state which
has so ovsrriden the ordinary reasons.
But reason of state is a Mschia-
velian phrase which, as John Morley
said in his recent lecture on the
author of The Prince is translated
in practice into reason Of party, and
that into reason OF plumber. That
is the great difficulty with this
theory of our international mission.
The mission is a grandiose concep-
tion, but there is nothing graudioso
about the missionaries who are to
execute it. What they have in their
minds is a remorseless tramplipg
upon native rights, opportunities
for personal enrichment, readiness
to pick quarrel with every nation
that gets in their way, and an era of
general national extravagauce and
waste and oppressive taxation,
That, in plain terms, is what the
benevolent mission Of the United
States will come to in execution, and
that is the end to which the Ha-
waiian beginning will surely con-
duct u.s."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-19

That is the whole story. II the first
faw Presidents had not been patri
OTIS only in spots the big republic
would haze been as prosperous and
its government now as stable as that
uf the Aieyicans.
THE INDEPENDENT is also OF the
opinion "that . good monarchy may
be better than a bad Republic"
This ia as true in Hawaii as in
Brazil,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-19
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The official organs have presum-
ably been warned to keep silent on
the point OF the violation OF the
Constitution by the President and
Cabinet in regard to the Minister of
Finance. When the Legislature
meets we shall obtain q little more
information in connection with this
affair.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-19

The wedding of Miss Ethel Smith,
daughter OF His Excellency the
Attorney General, and Mr.. Henry
Baldwin, son Of Senator II. p. Bald
win, will occur this evening
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-19

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The San Francisco Bulletin says

Brazil is turning back toward
monarchy, which is not so much a
proof OF the failure OF republican
institutions as a demonstration that
a good monarchy may be better
than bad republic. The Brazilians,
considering the stock they came of,
were remarkably fortunate in their
sovereigns. They have been remark
ably unfortunate in the men who
have been in control OF their desti-
MES since the fall of Dom Pedro
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-07-19

While nothing that the young
German Emperor may do will sur
prise the world, it does not seem to
be probable that he will interfere in
the Hawaiian matter. 1t is more
than likely that the European
powers we're quietly sounded by
President Mckinley before the An
nexation Treaty was presented to
the Senate. There is an indirect
ness in the methods of diplomats
which frequently leads to direct re-
suits not at first apparent on the
surface.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
LOOKING FORWARD. OR Z 4

dramatic entertainment will be given by
st. Joseph's Dramatic club Thursday evening
at Columbia hall, University and Prior ave-
nues. A two-act comedy entitled ga Perplex-
"The Great Catastrophe" will appear on the
programme, including the following cast: M.
j. Clark, Miss Jennie Mulligan, Joseph Ma
honey, Miss Ida Laughran, Miss Sarah Nolan,
Miss Mollie Clark, Miss Nora Buckley, Miss
Stella Winsor. DR.. John Davern, John NJ.
Lynch, Mathew Waters, Henry H. Miller,
Edward A. Miller. Miss Margaret Nolan, Miss
Anna McNierney, Edward J. Corcoran, Miss
Kathryn flaming, William Bisonette.
The committee of the Ladies' Auxiliary, A.
entertainment in Market hall Wednesday
evening for the monument fund. The pro-
gramme will include addresses by Moyar
Doran, Father Lawler, song and pantomime
by the children of the Catholic school, a
silent drill by Corporal ]. H. Krch and Pri-
vate G. E. French and music by Mrs. A.
Shaughanessy, Of Saltwater; H. Rose, Miss
C. A. Pottgeser, John f. Gehan, Miss Mllie
Pottgieser and male quartette. ~
The monthly meeting of the st. Paul mis-
sions class Tuesday afternoon at Chr. st church
will be in charge of the ladies of St. Glenn
be the topic. Papers will be read by Mrs.
G. A. Dibble Mrs. Franklin Floete, Miss
Agard. Miss Harbert, Miss Gibbs and Miss
Marjorie Taylor.
st. Paul Camp. No. 1, Sons Of Veterans,
will give dancing party in Odd Fellows hall,
May IA. The entire proceeds will be turned
into the Memorial day fund Of the general
committee. Excellent music will be provided
and good time is promised all who will go.
Ladies' Aid Society No. 20 of st. Paul Camp
l. Sons Of Veterans. will give a card party
and basket social at the home of Mrs MIL
ham, 1915 St.~sAnthony avenue, Monday.
The sewing circle Of the aid society will
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Virgil Curtis. I'd accompanied by her
week Prof. Curtis has taken house at
1853 Goodrich avenue.
DR.. Louis W.. Lyon returned during the
week from Los Gatos, CAL, where he left his
wife and daughters, Who will summer there.
John B. Cook 7eaves' Saturday for Washing
ton, D. c. Mrs. Cook will raturn with Mr.
Cook in about ten daysn
Mrs M Brandt, formerly OF Lakeside cot
tage. White Bear, has@taken the Hotel NAH
tomedi for the summer,
Mrs A. D. Gray, Of Tenth street, has re-
turned from Iowa, accompanied by Mrs. A.
George and son. -
Mr.. and Mrs C. A.v-Severance OF Summit
avenue. leave soon for Cottage Grove Tor the
summer. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. .-HaTry,~A-. Merrill OF Laurel
avenue. leave this month for White Bear.
Mrs. c. E. Forest and Miss Helen Forest
will visit in Buffalo, N. Y. this week.
Miss Teresa Shesgreen, Of Duluth, is Wis
tting Miss Morse OF Iglehart street.
Mira A. R. Hale and Miss L. K. Thomp-
son leave this week for Ohio.
Mrs. n. M PeaTce, OF Laurel avenue,
spent last week in Chicago.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Peet go to Osceola
this week for q short stay.
]. p. Watson, Of MErxhaII. Mimi. who has
been, attending the business mems conven-
ton. was the guest Of his daughter, MFs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

bach, Mrs. Forepaugh, Mrs. J. B. Hox-
sic and Col. Clough.
Miss Susie Elizabeth O'Brien, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. O'Brlen,
and William Burk were married
at 10 o'clock Tuesday at the Cathedral.
Father Colburn officiated. The bride
wore a simple travelling gown There
were no attendants except the pr1oe
sister, Miss Sadie O'Brien, and only
relatives were present at the ceremony.
A breakfast Of twenty covers was
served at the brides home, on PORTLAND
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Burk LETT on the
noon train for the East. After June l
they will be at home at 506 Portland
avenue.
The marriage Of Mrs. Katherine
Stickney Schiffman and DR.. Halder
Sneve was solemnized last night at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A B. Stickney, 2SS Summit
avenue Only the relatives OF the con-
tracing parties were present. No CARDS.
Mrs. F. B. .Doran, Mrs. Will Doran and Mrs.
George Doran gave a reception Wednesday
afternoon at the home of the former on tne
West side. The details were simple al anu al, al,
tistic music and flowers being BLENDED WITH
pretty effect. Several ladies and group OF
pretty young women assisted about the rooms
and in the dining room.
Another brilliant Minneapolis wedding at
tracted attention in st. Paul last week, when
Miss Carolyn Mcknight was married to George
Chase Christian in St. Marks church. Both
young people have scores of friends in st.
Paul
The women Of Christ church will give re-
ception for Rev. DR.. Andrews Tuesday week.
Mrs. ]. R. Hutson, of Portland avenue, gave
a luncheon Monday for Miss Gere, OF Sioux
City.
The Crocus Hill assembly danced at the
Barn Monday evening. Those who attended
were: Messrs and Mesdames Kellogg, James
Bryant Val Rothschild, James Clark, Allen
Stein, James Markham. Elliott, Wilsey and
Cook; Misses Meribel Clark, Lillian De Coster,
Grace Flower, Ruby Teasdale, Gordtng and
McGorrn. and Messrs. Sam Strickland, Louis
Jarrow Towle, Conley, Hubbell, Gilbert, Par
ker Morgan, Markham.
Mrs. U. B. Curtis, of Fairmount avenue,
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

Hancock school. Prof. " g. Curtis, of
st. Paul, addressed the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs James Quirk, Of Minneap-
oils, will entertain the senior class of Hamline
at their home in Minneapolis in honor OF
Miss Ella Park.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church will give Mrs. DR.. @Carothers q re-
ception on Thursday night in the university
chapel. i.-i@ 50 80
The St Paul district meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society will be
held at Trinity Methodist church on Friday,
May Z.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church gave a successful social
in the Town hall on Thursday evening.
An athletic entertainment will be given
Tuesday evening in the university chapel, un-
der the direction of Prof R. P. Kaigher
Mrs. Norris Atchison, Of Simpson avenue.
entertained Miss Hooper and Miss Lewis, OF
Minneapolis, on Friday.
A large number of Hamline people attended
the cantata given at Warrendale on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
Miss Bessie Potter. Of La Crosse, was the
guest of Miss Gertrude McKaig during the
week.
Mrs. T. B. Cowgirl will have charge of the
exercises to be given ON Chi1dren's day, May
80.
Miss Mabel McKinistry, Of the Ladies' hall.
entertained Miss Damon, Of Winnebago City.
Hon. +. r. NaSn, OF ManKatO, NlSteu MT.
and Mrs. Thomas Montgomery on Wednesday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Wieland has returned to her
home In Brainerd the first OF the week.
The Amphectian Literary society enter
tanned the Athenians on Friday night.
Mrs. ]. p. Spear, Of Hewitt avenue, enter
tanned Mrs. Johnston Of Detroit, MINI.
Mrs. S. E. Atkins entertained her mother,
Mrs. NJ. e. W1ldon, of Elk River.
Miss Blanche Morgan, Of st. Paul, was the
guest of Miss Clark on Sunday.
Mrs. H. Beswick will leave tomorrow for
her home in Pettysville, Ind.
Mrs. johnson, of Rush City, was the guest
OF her son during the week.
Miss Sadie Wells, Of Minneapolis. was the
guest Of Miss Johnston.
Miss Doolittle, Of st. Paul. was the guest
of Miss Tempe Griffith.
DR.. and Mrs. Bridgman have returned from
short trip to Winona.
The senior class were informally entertained
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

sician, Takes Out-of-Door Exercise
Misses Wanzer and Lamprey, Hon. ]. ]. Nc
Cafferty.
s'A Good Game for Two
Miss Taylor, Percy Houghton.
''In Days to Come the Churches May be
"An Argument with the Leading Lady y,,.
Misses Galloway and Bacon, Messrs. Morton
Barrows Baker, Bemish and John M.
Blakeley.
''Find the Girl Who is Going to be
Kissed Within Ten Minutes NJ.
C. NJ Griggs, Messrs. w. P. Trowbridge
and Bankson Taylor.
ga Little Story by a Sleeve
Miss Bend, Messrs. Baker and Morton Bar
''Their Presence of Mind
Miss Gallup, Messrs. Finley Sheppard and
George A. Macpherson.
"Those Young Girls Who Marry Old
ish Milionaires Should Not be Wan
dering Over the Plains With Impecun-
eous Cowboys, When Their Husbands
Are Trying to Entertain Them
Mrs. w. F. Peet, w. 0. Denegre.
'sThat Delicious Moment, When You
Find You Are to Take in to Dinner
the Girl Who Yesterday Refused
You
Drscon, Messrs. ]. ]. McCaferty, Ogden
Hammond and H. B. Wenzell.
Puzzle-'Find the Two Lovers
Misses Tarbox, Taylor and Lamborn, Messrs
]. P. Elmer, P. W. Parker and T. L. Wann
1.-THE Bachelors Supper
A. B. Driscon Misses Kalman, Holbert
De Coster, Bass, Saunders, Emma Tim
berlake and Julia -Lawfer.
The artistic reproductions Of Gibson's
art have been arranged by an exceed
ingly clever committee consisting of
Mrs. Forepaugh, Miss Tinberlake, Miss
r Forepaugh. Mr.. Burns. The posing and
scenery are In charge Of Mr.. Stem and
Mr.. Powers. The hospital board has
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

gave luncheon Wednesday for Mrs. H. w.
Avery, Of Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles schuneman enter
tanned informally at whist Thursday evening
Miss Nellie Coburn, of the Albion gave a
bicycle party Tuesday evening, which was
followed by a Welch rarebit supper The party
included Miss Stevenson, Miss Walther, Miss
Lanpher, Miss Loonls and Messrs Richard
son, Stees, clearinghouse, Wallace and Seeley.
Mrs. A. S. Morton, of Holly avenue. gave
luncheon Friday.
Mrs. w F. Peet entertained at luncheon
Friday for Miss Forepaugh.
Mrs. A. D. S. Johnston, of Ashland avenue,
entertained at euchre Tuesday evening for
Mrs. Hellis The guests were: Dr. and Mrs.
W. E. Dadmun Mr.. and Mrs. Tooker, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Fagley, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Ryan, Mrs Rossell and Messrs. F. Hanson and
c. M. Hubbard.
Mrs. Norval Marchand of Merriam Park,
entertained at luncheon Wednesday.
entertain Informally Monday for Nine. Car
reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Graves entertained at
cards and dancing Tuesday evening at their
home at the Fort for Mrs. Graves, birthday.
A german Will De given at the ADerQeen FIJI
day evening by a number of young people,
Miss Abbie Warner, of College avenue, en-
tertained the members Of the Eton Euchre club
and a few friends Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Reuben Warner Jr, Mrs. Eugene Towle Mrs.
George Keller, Miss Lamprey, Miss Denegre
won the prizes.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Ancker gave a dinner
Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Middleton and Mrs. Edwin
Middleton entertained with q thimble bee
yesterday afternoon at the Middleton home
on Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Victor Gilman, Of Holly avenue, en-
George Bull, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Bull re-
st. Paul people were represented in the
audience which greeted the production Of
Twelfth Night at the university last even
ing.
Miss Mable Robinson, Of Dayton avenue,
entertained Monday evening.
The women of Park Congregational church
gave silver tea Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Sperry, ON Holly avenue. Mrs.
X. H. Callahan of Fort Smelling presided at
the table, and assisting Mrs. Sperry in re-
Gallup.
The Century club met Wednesday afternoon
+ sins Day ton gsaAveHue church parlors. The
Thursdayclub members were guests.
-
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
IN CUPID's REALMS.

Tuesday morning at O'Clock Miss Mary L..
Garrigan and Daniel Cotter were married in
St. Johns church. Rev. Father Lee performed
the ceremony Miss Mary Dougherty was
bridesmaid and John Phillips best man. A
wedding breakfast was served after the cere-
mony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Cul-
len, 887 ,Reaney street. The bride wore trav-
cling suit Of brown and carried Bride roses.
The bridesmaid wore gown Of drab trimmed
with white lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter will
be at home after May 15 at 1872 Blair street.
Cards have oeen received in the Twin Cities
announcing the marriage of Miss Ellen Beach,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Isaac A. Beach, of
Cortland, N. Y, to Wilet Martin Hayes, one
of the professors at the state agricultural
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes will reside at, st.
Anthony Park.
Miss Louise Francis Murray and Edward H.
Burger were married Feb. "a in st. Joseph s
church, by Rev. Father Harrison. TIE bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Annie Muir
ray.
Miss Eva May Morey and James NJ. Tierney
were married Wednesday morning at 7:3O
in the cathedral by Rev. Father Lawler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Siegmund Adler announce the
engagement of their daughter. Carrie, to Carl
Schallinger, of Hutchinson, Mimi.
Miss Katherine Bender and James Marzolf
were married Wednesday morning at o'clock
in Assumption church.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

A pleasant surprise party was given Tuee
day evening in honor Of Miss Mary Schroed
er, at her home, IS Iglehart street. The even.
ings pleasure consisted of card playing. The
winner Of the ladys head prize was Miss
Mary Schroeder and Adolph Fetseh won the
gents head prize. After the game refresh.
ments were served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Bross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Moran, Misses Dora, Rosa and Mary
Winter, X. Metzdorf, H. Ehrmanntraut, Mary
Sherman, Grace Allen; Nick Miller, Sharp
p. A. Wagner c. Ehrmanntraut, G.. Scharf-
billig, Adolph Fetsch, Leo w. Hodgman, Of
Red Wing, and Anton Schroeder.
A fudge social was held Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. L. c. Rodgers, on Vlr-
ginta avenue, under the auspices of the Y. P.
S. G.. E. of the Church Of Christ. A sur
prise programme was rendered by the fol-
lowing little girls: Misses rLottie woodlond,
Mabel Farwell, Ethel Moran, Grace Thomas,
Fern Brown and Bessie Gillespie. A liberal
donation Of fudge lemonade and cake were
served. Mrs. A. R. Moore presided at the
lemonade bowl. Assisting Mrs. Rodgers were
Misses Connie FarweIl, Julia Peterson, Fern
Brown, Bessie Gillespie; Messrs William
Nelson and Dewart Moran.
pleasant surprise was rendered John Jung
bauer at his home on Carroll street Wednes-
day evening. Those present were: John B.
Book, William j. Pontius, William Lob
miller, Ed Jungbauer, Urban Koladjiez, Rob-
ert Schreiner, Joe Book. Fred Geyer, Hans
Bohnen, Frank Geyer, John Hoisser, Frank
Josie Morath, Annie HammerlindI, Carrie
Geyer, Grace Bangol, Eva Hammerlindl
Mary Jungbauer Mary Syneck. Gustie Efb-
ner, Annie Geyer.
The young ladies of st. Joseph's parish
gave a card party Tuesday evening at the
Irish-American club rooms, in charge of
Misses Mamie Breen, Bessie Lytle, Anna
Egan, Blanch King, Marion Broderick, Grace
Egan and Marie O'Gorman. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. McGrath, Miss
King, James Donnelly Jr. Mark Fitzpatrick
and ]. E. Caine. Mrs. H. c. McNair and
Mrs. H. s. Quinlan were the chaperones.
Mrs. M. Treacy, of East Third street. enter
tanned the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club
Thursday. Prizes were won by Mrs. M. D.
Kelley, who secured first; Mrs. John Clark,
second; Mrs. J. Donnelly, third, and Miss
Holland. The visitors were Mesdames
Noble, Grady, Perrier, Lally and Misses
Holland and Murphy.
The Twentieth Century club gave its last
reception and dancing party Of the season
in the club parlors Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Willard and Bartlett played several
selections during the reception. after which
a programme of twelve numbers was danced.
The parlors were decorated with palms and
cut flowers.
Miss Mary Hookenson, Of Dawson street, en-
tertained small company at clneh Wednesday
evening. Two tables were played. The guests
were: Misses Lou Armhruster. Helen Arm
bruster, Esther T. Blemquist. T. Larson,
Ida Armbruster and Mary Hookenson: Messrs
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
ST. PAUL PARK.

The last dancing party Of the series will
be given May H. The musical programme
will be the best ever given in the Park at
dancing party.
w. Z. Cowles, Of Saltwater, has taken the
Newport house ON Portland avenue, and will
become a permanent resident of the Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynch, Of Slayten,
Mimi, who have been visiting in the Park
will return to their home Wednesday.
The children Of the public schools are pre-
pairing fine programme to be given in Opera
hall soon.
A lage party Of Park people attended the
dancing party at Highwood Thursday even
ing.
W. H. Kinkaid and family, OF st. Paul.
moved into tho Tdmarsh residence Thursday.
Messrs. Gamil and w. S. Brisbin. of st.
Paul. spent Sunday with H. o. Sproat.
The Woman's club VIII hold special meet
Ing Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Bardwell and family. Of White Bear.
have moved to Newport
Mrs. Bishop. Of St Paul, II visiting Mrs.
J. Jennine
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

on Thursday evening at the home OF Miss
Pearl Benham, on Capitol avenue.
Miss Bartlette, of st. Paul. was a guest at
the hall on Thursday.
Rev. Frank B. Cowgirl is spending few
days in Park Rapids.
Mrs. J. E. Fielder. Of St. Paul. visited in
Hamline Thursday.
The Misses Gold entertained their father
during the week.
Miss Celia Graves has returned to her home
in Montevideo.
The Misses Benson entertained their brother,
Of Heron Lake.
Mrs. Smithberg is the guest Of Mrs. Gus
tave Anderson.
Mrs. A. w. Clark. Of Minneapolis, Is visit
ing in Hamline.
Thomas Montgomery is spending few days
in Waterville.
Miss Louise Phillips is visiting at the
ladies' hall.
Mrs. Loag returned on Monday from trip
to California.
Mrs. ]. E. Jones is spending the week In
Window.
c. H. Warner spent the first Of the week In
Milaca.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
HAMLBNE.

The Hamline Fortnightly cub will meet with
Mrs. Fred M. Grant on Wednesday, May s..
The topic for discussion will be Wagner" I"
Musical selections will be given by Miss Neill.
Minneapolis, Miss McNamara and Mrs. Larson,
Of Hamline. Papers will be given by Miss
Montgomery and Mrs. William D. Brink.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
will hold its regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. N. Wolover, Thursday, May
6, at 8 o'clock. Subject: THE Power Of
Christian Song in Mission Fields"
Prot L. H. Batcheld0r, OF the university,
will lecture tomorrow evening in the House
of Hope church upon Some Of the Interesting
Phenomenon OF Physics and Electricity" F.
G. Barnes will assist him.
Rt. Rev. Mr.. Wright, rector Of st. PauPs
Protestant Episcopal church, Of st. Paul, con-
Quoted chapel exercises ON Tuesday morning
and talked upon '"The Progressive Russia
The regular meeting Of the Hamline School
union was held Wednesday evening in ths
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

F. r. Watson. OF Marshall avenue, during
his stay in the city.
Mrs. ]. D. Lawler Of Virginia avenue, Il
home from Washington.
Miss Gertrude Bancroft. of Nelson ave-
nue.. is in New York.
MRS. Dudley Finch, Of Portland avenue. Is
home from Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs.: w. P. Jewett, OF Dayton ave-
nue.. are In Chihagos
Mr. and lMrs..tw. s. F1ynt will summer at
Yellowstone park
Mrs. John Espy and Miss Espy are home
from the East.
j. w. Lowe and family are at White Bear
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Siegmund Greve are home
from the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Lyon go to White Bear
this week.
Col. and Mrs. R. F. Hersey are home from,
the East
Mrs. Burnett. of the Aberdeen. is in Louis
vile, KY.
Miss Galloway returns to Mexico this
month.
Oliver o. Anderson left last night for the
East.
Miss Ruby Teasdale Is home from the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hall are in Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02

feminine shape, one must go far to find
it. On these two young women hangs
the fate of our four gallant youths, Mr..
Farnham, Mr. Davis, Mr.. Corning and
Mr.. Miller. How good whip Miss
Horn will prove herself, st. Paul is
waiting to discover. Most women can
drive q pair, but four-inhand is an
other matter.
The following is the list of the living
pictures by Charles Dana Gibson, and
the names of those who will imperson-
ate the drawings:
1.-THE American Girl ........... Miss Taylor
"4uill at the Advice Of His Ply
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-02
Arthur B. Mcknight Leo E. Dsvls and Charles

The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
city of st. Clements Church was held in
the giu.d house Friday afternoon. The fol-
R. H. walker; vice president, Mrs. C. L.
Caldwell; secretary, Mrs c.. H. Stevenson;
treasurer. Mrs. F. A. French.
Mrs. Knapp, Of Holly avenue. entertained
the Vigilant club Tuesday. Prizes We're won
Bevens. t.
Miss Wilhelmina Schurmeier celebrated her
eleventh birthday Friday afternoon. About
thirty-fve of her friends were present
Miss Jennie Turner and Miss Louise Chryst
gave dancing party to Few friends Thurs
day evening.
Miss Hill gave dinner Friday evening for
Miss Holmes. Covers were laid for twenty.