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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-11
DAYTOiN'S BLUFF.

The Euclid Cycle club, of Dayton's bluff,
will hold its first hop at Wildwood, Tuesday,
July 12.
Dayton's Bluff w. c. T. U. will meet
Thursday with Mrs. S. Brant, Of Conway
street.
Miss L. Bell. of st. Paul Park, was the
guest of Miss Florence Dickinson last week.
George Brand, of Illinois, was the guest
of his brother, H. Brand, the past week
st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Church held
their annual picnic at Wildwood Saturday.
Miss Nettie Grimm Of St. Louis, is the
guest of Miss Carrie Wilde.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Weinhauser have re-
turned from sChsago lake.
The Forest Street Mission band held their
picnic at Como Saturday. @
The Ladies, Missionary society met Tuesday
with Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payte. spent last week at
White Bear!
Miss Ethel LIE May has returned from
Minneapolis.
Harry Brant expects to leave Wednesday
for Texas. So
Saltwater. -.
Mrs. Mcclellan has returned from Mis-
souri,.
=, Miss May .BraP$ is visiting in Minneapo-
Miss Belle belnp is visiting in Saltwater.
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MAHTOMEDI.

The Ladies' Euchre cub was entertained
by Mrs. Bazlle Tuesday. Those taking prizes
were Mrs. E. a. Murray and Mrs. TurnbulI
The Young Ladies' Card club met with
Miss Dampier Wednesday. Prizes were v,on
by Miss Lou Dufresne and Miss Dampier
Mr.. and Mrs Z. w. butcher and daughter
OF StlI!%ater, have taken Fern Dell for the
remainder of the season '1'
Mr.. and Mrs. RambIe and family bo,.o 49,
the Hawthorne cottage for the remainder of
the season. VI
Miss Mclaughlin. who was a guest Of tho
n! MISSES SS; Dobson, has returned 20 her home
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Willis. OF St Psu1
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William Dsm,'
pier Monday. O"ni-
Ed Finlay, who has been the guest OF
X. Finlay' has returned to his home in chi.
Mr. and Mrs R. C. Smith and family and
DELI 81 4'"iSJ
Mr. and Mrs. George Hallowell and Mr..
Northrope spent few days on the grounds
Miss Mae Murray will entertain the young
Ladies Euchre club next Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Osborn, of St. I,opis
are guests at the Waterous cottage.
%. Council, who has been visiting at Honev-
suckle lodge, has returned to town.
Mrs. G. A. Prescott will entertain the
Ladies' Euchre club next Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemperey were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher last week.
Mrs. w. B. Clark. of Michigan. is spending
a week with Mrs. l. NJ. Trip.
Mrs. c. A. Prescott entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Martin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitwell have taken the Abb
bolt cottage for the season.
Miss Emily Ward and Miss T. Ward spent
few days with friends. .
Master Russell Clark celebrated his sew
enth birthday Tuesday.
Miss Genevieve Gervais is at Duluth
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PLEASURES TO COME.

me Young Women's Society," Of ST Mary,
~ a. ISL VIII give lawn social Thursday even
Ms Ms. d. tme Beaupre house, Tenth and Olive
rIIi lephey and Wolf Will assist in the
A1u''ai programme which will ne given.
=, meeting of the Lady Somerset w. c. T.
y, wen ne held at St. Paul Commons Mon
Gay at O'Clock. Tuesday, at the same hour
a meeting.
!, A social viii be given Thursday evening by
INV tne women OF the Goodrich Avenue Presby-
Gerlan church, at the home of Mrs Good
hlce street and Summit avenue.
me monthly meeting of the Women's Mis-
stoIary Society Of the House of Hope Church
VIII be held Tuesday at 3 O'Clock in the mar
Tors of the church -
:, musical social for the benefit of st. Phil
d aS mission will be given at the residence
~ D. II. Vincent, 81 Igiehart street, next
thursday evening.
ho iha ai are out for dancing party to
De given tomorrow evening at the Eagan
9 st Crocus hill, by the young women Of
so me Capital City Cycle club will give its,
second lawn social Wednesday evening July
IL at the Club house grounds, on East Sew
enth street.
., The st, Agnes Guild of ST. Peters Episcopal
Snurch VIII give summer festival Wednes-
DAY and Thursday evening of this week at the
church ~
\, me Sunday school picnic of the st. James
M: L. church will take Place Wednesday. at
Mlnnehaha Falls. Take interurban cars. at 8
o'clock.
The Ellsworth Gree of the G. A. R. will
give lawn fete Tuesday, July 20 at the
spank residence on South Exchange street.
Esther Lodge, No 30, D. of H., will give a
SUC!dl thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Ellis, lOO5 Front street.
Division No. 1. Ladies Auxiliary, A. o. H.,
viii give a steamboat excursion Wednesday
evening, July %.
Division No. l. of the Daughters of Erin,
Will give an excursion Wednesday, July %.
The Standard club will give an excursion
down the river tomorrow evening.
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Shandrew on ST Anthony avenue. The
table, at which covers were laid for
ten, was decorated with sweet peas.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Judd,
w. G. Shandrew, Mrs Hotchkiss and
Misses Bertha and Effie Judd.
A house party was given Monday by
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Severance, of Cot
tage Grove. Those present were Rev.
and Mrs. w. r. Lord Miss Severance,
Miss Pollock, F. 3. Clarke and E. T.
Clarke.
An informal afternoon was given
Thursday by Mrs. John Quincy Adams
at her home on Crocus hill, for Mrs
A. B. Carey and Miss Carey of the
Aberdeen, who have recently returned
from Pennington. Palms and roses
were used for decorations in all the
rooms. Mrs, N. p. Langford and Mrs.
William Banning presided in the din
ing room. and were assisted by the
Misses Wheelock, Proctor, Mason and
DrlscoH. Mrs. D. A. Monfort served
punch in the library. Mrs Adams was
also assisted by Mrs. M. V. Seymour,
Mrs. A. B. Driscoll, Mrs. c. ]. Morris,
Mrs. A. E. Horn, Mrs. c. H. Whipple'
Mrs. 5. P. Bailey, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Miss GaUtier, Mrs. E. c, Stringer, Mrs.
William Abbott and Mrs E. G. Mason.
The historic old sibley house, at
Mendoza, is occupied for the summer
by the ST. Paul school of fine arts.
The Sibley house is situated north
of the Minnesota river, and COM
mands & magnificent view both un
ana down the river, while back of
the house rise high hills, covered with
wealth of green foliage. All tho SIR
roundings combine to make it an ideal
place for the study of nature. and the
students must necessarily be inspired
TO Go their very best by the beauties
or nature. which the eyes rest unon
Wherever one may look.
upon entering the house the nat11ra
Oh the occupant is indicated bv tba
aftlstic furnishings. Adjoining the
common sitting room, which contains
a piano, spinning wheel and numerous
chairs and comfortable divans. is the
; LASS room containing casts and other
IEpIements necessary for work indoors
Mest OF the work. however. is sketch.
ing eg ana painting from nature, and
from the draped model wiTb tba
ground az pdck-
At present there are ten regular
oGeuuGntS' VINO, under the instruction
vi Mrs. L. X. NJ. Barber. are most
enthusiastic, and who are maxine
14pld progress with their chosen worL
Ahe numerous easels, with st,,Io,tc
nusliy engaged in sketching, that dof
me landscape show that the members
Of the school are not there for q poaS
time, but for earnest work aItb5Do ob
ms congenial company consider that
they have the most delightful times
imaginable. 'iliies
Numerous boating trips up the river
loT sketching purposes, are schedules
fof this month and the manv friends
OF the art school will look forward
TO the exhibition of the summer VOL.
est. e"l VI inter-
MRS: Rudolph Schiffman gave
GGnacnlng party yesterday for Mrs
Dodge and Mrs. Latham, of Detroit
Miss Maude Freeman gave q housa
Bear Ct me
The regular fourtnightIy mop at the
Town and Country club was largely
attended last evening The recention
rooms were decorated with flowers and
ferns. The st. Anthony Hill orchestra
played. Among those present were Mr..
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arenton j. Douglass gave
most charming reception on Tuesday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Douglass Jr' Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglass were assisted in receiving by
Mr.. and Mrs. R, S. White. The reception
hall was decorated in ferns, and the drawing
room in roses. The orchestra were sta
toned in the library, being completely hid
den from view by a screen of asparagus.
Punch was served by Mrs. Ralph Eastman
Miss Brainerd, Miss Hotchkiss and Miss
Blake. Other ladies assisting were Mesdames
Henderson, Norval, Marchand, D. L. Kings
bury, h. d. Parker, NJ. l.. La Shuer. II. W.
Childs and Misses Frisk, Zahm, Northrup.
Bradbury and Cunningham. About 200 were
present.
Mrs. {. ]. Sanders gave a very enjoyable
luncheon in honor Of Mrs Charles Ferris. Of
cortland: Ind. Those present were Mesdames
Ferris, Pierce, Sawyer, Biggs, Gibson. Ben
rett, Miller, Jenkins and Mcllroy.
Mrs. Robert Waldren, of Marshall avenue.
very pleasantly entertained few friends
at her home on Thursday evening Progress
sive euchre was enjoyed. About thirty were
present.
meeting of the Merriam Park Council
Royal Arcanum. will be held on Thursday
night. District Deputy S. NJ. Davis, of Ce-
Gillian council, Minneapolis, will be present,
Terrace park services will be held this
ton will speak on "a Grave Social Problem"
The residents of Wheeler avenue and few
invited guests celebrated on Monday evening
with fete. held III the grove.
Mrs. E. V. Caufried, who was called to
Ohio by the death of her mother, has re-
turned to the Park.
About thirty members of Company E at
tended patriotic services held on Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. e. H. Gould very plessa 1tly entertai e
friends on Saturday evening in honor of her
sister. Miss Gould, of Montana
Mrs. H. NJ. Gary. mother of Mrs. Gibson,
has returned to the Park, after six months
visit in Syracuse, N. Y
Rev. John Pemberton will preach this morn
ing in Trinity Methodist church Faith
and Works."
Rev. Mr.. Covet will speak this morning
in the Presbyterian church on Essentials
to Rest"
Miss NJ. B., shafer, of Washington. D. c..
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Geary.
Miss Mabel Saunderson, who has been visit
ing in Duluth, returned on Monday to the
Park.
Mrs. J. B. Taylor, of Prior avenue is en-
tertainng Miss Ada Schultz, of Chicago.
The Misses Delp. of Sterling Ill, are
guests of Mrs. G. w. Cunningham.
George Holmes is entertaining ]. D. Cur
ian, of Madison university.
Miss Saber has returned from months
visit in Dallas, Tex.
MIS-. N. H. Dugan is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Winters.
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Woolsey, on Case street, thence to White
Bear Those in the party were Misses An
ME Goulding. Marble Woosey, Maud and
Bessie Sharood Lottie Arr;vee Ethel Roise
and Miss Hoyt; Messrs Sam Hicks, George
Eggleton, Robert Cotton, Herbert King Abe
Arrivee, Frank Beason and Sharood.
Miss Minnie Frances, Fischer and Rev. John
HOFFMAN. of Clinton, To- were married Tues
day at Ii 80 at the home of the brides par
ents 977 Bradley street Rev. H. l.. Phelps
oficiated A wedding breakfast was served
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman left in the evening LOT
Clinton, To- where they will reside.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace NJ. =.
Church gave a social in the parlors OF tns
church Thursday evening. THOSE IN l,S GHaiSe
of the affair We're Mesdames "unui"o''
Charles Wilson and Dallas.
Tho vounr- people of the Burr Street Bap-
fist church gave an ice cream social THURSDAY
evening at the home of Rev; ana MRS, u Ia IL
Conley, on Burr street. MIS- Nasoh A'u
charge of the, affair.
Mrs. J. Y. Smith has returned, to her
bome of Park Rapids after having been the
guest of Mrs A. Christie, of Fauquler street.
Mrs D. Barnett, Of Mason City, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. d: huriey' OIL 0'nlS
Street the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ericsson and Miss Title
Anderson, of Duluth, are guests of Mrs A
Johnson. Of Arcade street.
Mrs Emerson, of Williams street, is en-
tertaining her parents, Mr. ana MIS- hltt-
ridge of Milwaukee.
Miss Ada Lewis and Miss Flossie Terrier, of
Case street, have gone to Winona for
threet weeks visit.
Mrs. J. a. Barr and children. of Case street
have returned from three weeks visit in
Meromonie, Wis.
Mrs. F. L. Korth and daughter Inez. of
Burr street. have returned from Stewart
Mimi.
Mrs Herbert Potter, of Eau Claire, is the
guest of Mrs. William Hamilton, of Burr
street.
Pow n p Peterson and family have zone IN
Trade lake, where they will spend the sum
mer.
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supposition being correct. 1t was
heretofore supposed that such vagaries
We're confined entirely to the gentler
sex, but-honors are even.
But, hot as it undoubtedly was, the
Elks were here Wednesday. Can this
be the cause of the rise in the tenn
perature, although the temperature had
no effect on the buoyancy of the joyial
visitors. even a barbecue, with the
thermometer 50 in the shade, they en-
joyed it. They came, evidently, with
a determination to enjoy everything,
and they did.
Life at the summer resorts may be-
come mOnotonous to the older women
and, in the words of the old ditty
just to eat and sleep, only to drive and
walk, then to dress and talk, is much
more tiresome than the usual routine
OF home duties, with occasional pleas
ures mingled. The summer girl never
suffers from monotony, for the sports
of the woods and waters are not only
fascinating, but develop the form and
bring the roses back to the cheeks,
which too late hours and the over-eX-
ertiOn of the crowded ball room and
fashionable dance have paled. What
curiously inconsistent creature is this
modern belle. She bares her arms and
throat to the midsummer sun and per-
mits them to tan and freckle and takes
apparent pride in the display. In the
winter on the contrary, no effort is
too great to preserve the whiteness of
her skin. and at the slightest blemish
she will plaster herself with patent
complexion lotions of all descriptions.
DR.. and Mrs. Higbee entertained the
following, Monday, at their summer
home at Lake Owasso: Col. and Mrs.
w. NJ Liggett, of ST. Anthony Park;
Dr.. and Mrs. Salisbury, Of Los Angeles,
Cal: Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. Carter, of Min
neapolis, and Miss Evans, president Of
the State Federation of WOmen's Clubs.
A reception was given Tuesday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Douglas
for MI and Mrs. A. j. Douglas Jr. and
Miss Eulah Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas We're assisted in receiving by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. White, The par
Tors were decorated with pink roses
and ferns, the reception hall was IN
white and green with white carna
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THESE JOYS HAVE FLED.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Brace gave a dinner
Friday for H. n Hardy, Of ~, Lincoln a Neb:.
lad for Mrs. H. L. Jordan, of Gainesville,
N. Y; Mrs. D.. Stockton and Mrs: Elliott,
of Chicago; DR.; and Mrs; Charles Edwards,
of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Edwards
and Mrs. John Edwards. of Minneapolis:
H. w. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. Brace, and
Emery R. Brace.
A dainty though informal luncheon was
given Friday by Mrs. H. R. Tilton. of V.r-
GINA avenue, for Mrs. Dodge and Mrs.
Latham. of Detroit who are her guests. Car
nations and roses decorated the tables, at
which covers were laid for twelve. A whist
party followed the luncheon.
William H. Swan gave a sailing party Sat
urday at White Bear for Mrs. S. A. Perkins,
of Washington, d. c. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Livermore of Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Eastman, Miss
Walthier Miss Nelly Stevenson and Messrs.
Seey and clearinghouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wight entertained a
cottage at White Bear. Among those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Cook Mr.. and Mrs.
E. o. LOCKER, Mr. and Mrs. Y. Rithschild,
Mr. and Mrs. Voorhees,, Miss Cook, Mss Co1d-
ing and MIR. Laing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Hunter entertained
at dinner Thursday evening for the following
men, whose wives are out of town: Prof. 5.
B. Green, of the agricultural college, and
Stevenson and c. H. Cannon.
Mrs. B. H. Evans, of Ashland avenue. en-
tertained the Midsummer Euchre cub Tues
day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Alex
ander Donald, Mrs. II. W. Fagiey and Mrs.
Stephen Gardner.
Mrs. Charles H Darling gave an afternoon
tea Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. George
Martin and Miss Constance Hodgins, of Wi
mona, who are her guests, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Finn gave a
dinner party Wednesday evening at their
home on Grand avenue The tables were
decorated with pansies and ferns
The Capital City Cycle club gave an in
formal reception. followed by a run to White
Bear, for a delegation of the Moorhead Cycle
cub, of Moorhead, MINI.
Mrs. Frank w. NJ. Cutcheon gave german
Thursday evening for Miss Louise Cutcheon,
of st. Louis. About thirty young people
were present
Mrs. N P. Langford gave an informal
dinner party Wednesday evening, followed by
a whist party.
The Congregational Sunday schol of St
Anthony Park, picnicked at Spring Park yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bowlby gave a house
party Monday evening at their home at White
Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling gave a dinner for
their guests. Covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Carol Moore entertained a party of
Minneapolis friends Friday evening.
The Carroll Street mission picknicked yes
terday at Lake Como.
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Personal MENTION.

panied by Miss A NJ. Sloan. of St. Adams
street, and Miss Smith, of Duluth, left last
week for a tour of the great lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mangan, of Gin
cinnati, and Mrs. N. G. Hutchins, of West
Superior are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A Rodecker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendemork, of Lyle, Mimi,
and Miss Evanston, of Owatonna, are the
guests of Mrs. A. D. Grey of 364 East Tenth
street.
Rev. ]. F. Stout, Of the First NJ. E. church.
leaves this week for Toronto to attend the
national convention of the Epworth league.
Mrs. P Theegarten and children left last
evening for Chicago. Before returning home
she will take an Eastern trip.
Miss Middleton. of Pleasant avenue. who
has been visiting in New York, Washington
and Boston, returned Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wilson, of Summit ave-
nue., have gone to their summer home at
Oak Lawn, Wis.
Mrs. F. ]. Gottshall, of Philadelphia, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Stees, left Friday
for Kansas City.
Mrs. Northrup and Miss Northrup left yes
terday for New York, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. H. Meyers and daughter are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greve, of the
Newport flats.
L. Crete, of Minneapolis and Miss Isabelle
Armstrong, are the guests of Mrs. D. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cressy are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Guernsey, Of
Boston.
Mrs. G. e. Ives and Miss Ives have gone
to Philadelphia where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs Stockton and family, from Princeton,
N. J.. are the guests Of Mrs. George R.
Finch.
Mrs A. F. Dieter, of Denver, Col, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. w. F. Dieter, of East Eleventh
street.
Mrs. ]. E. Dorr leaves this week for Mad
ison. Wis, where she will attend the summer
school.
Mrs. Edward J. Meier and Miss Meier. of
Portland avenue, have returned from Illinois.
Mrs. A. B. Bell. of Carroll street, is en-
tertaining Miss Kate Bell, of Hastings, Mimi
Dr. and Mrs. Charles r. Ball have re-
turned from two weeks visit in the East
Mrs C.. Foss and granddaughter, of Chi
cago are the guests of Mrs. Elmer E. Foss.
Mrs. Thomas De Horitz, of Elmwood. Ind,
is the guest Of Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald.
The Misses Ella and Rose Nabersburg left
last week for Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Latham, of Detroit
are the guests of Mrs. ii. r. Tilton.
Miss Ford and Miss Ethel Ford, of Des
Moines, are visiting in st. Paul.
Mrs George w. Gray and Mrs. ]. w. Ken
ney, of 1863 Livingston avenue will leave
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HOT WEATHER DAUNTS NOT HY-
MEN.

At the English Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer Wednesday evening took place the
marriage of Miss Katherine Winker and Clar
ence Il. Lehman. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. A. Deter. Palms and
white lilies decorated the altar, and the choir
loft was banked with white roses and palms.
Mrs. Deter played the Lohengrin wedding
march, as the bridal party came slowly up
the aisle. The bride wore white mousseline
de sole over white silk, and carried white
sweet peas and maidenha1r ferns. Her long
veil was caught to her hair with pearl
clrclet, gift of the groom. Miss 0. T. 10th
man and Miss Anna Gall were bridesmaids,
and were gowned in pink organdie over PINK,
and carried pink carnations. Miss Clara
Winker, sister of the bride, maid of
honor. and wore white organdie over pink
silk and carried pink carnations. George
Meyers, OF Cincinnati, was best man. and
Adolph Wilkins and Louis Sutmer were
ushers. After the ceremony wedding supper
was served at the home or the brides sister,
Mrs H. F. Stock. The interior OF the house
was tastefuHy decorated with pink roses, pink
carnations and asparagus vine. Among those
present were Mrs. p. E. Ficke, of Cincin-
natl, grandmother of the groom; MI: and
Mrs. George Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ficke and Mrs. Herman Erban, of Cincinnati.
Covers were laid for twenty-eight. The bride
and groom left on the evening train for the
East. by way of the Great Lakes and WILL
be at home after Aug. and until rail- at 2Oz+
Iglehart street.
Miss Helen O'Neill, formerly of st. Paul.
and Fred F. Murray, of North Branch, Mimi,
were married Wednesday afternoon, June 81,
at the home of the grOOms parents, at st.
Charles Mimi The bride wore a gown OF
cream silk with lace and carried Bride roses.
Miss Helen Simmer, of st. Paul, was maid OF
honor, and wore white Organdie and carried
roses. Harry H. Blair was best man. After
a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
will be at home in North Branch. The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Z.
O'Neill of this city.
Mrs Flora E. Powers and Harry Curtiss
Dodge will be married Wednesday evening
at $3.50, at the home of Mrs. Root. Mrs.
Powers will be attended by Gladys Root
will follow the ceremony.
Miss McGinns and Charles Morrell, of
will be married Tuesday morn
ing at St. Josephs church Father Harrison
will ofliciate.
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There is absolutely nothing doing in
social circles these torrid July days.
Last weeks terrific weather caused a
change in a great many plans on the
part of the people who resolved to
spend the summer in the city. and also
put all thought of entertaining out of
the question. Beyond a few informal
teas, two or three weddings and a few
quiet evenings there is little to chron-
lcle. Society in the city is dead. The
summer girl only lives, and there are
large numbers of them at White Bear
lake. Monday was a gala day there,
and the summer girl, in her shirt
waist and linen skirt, and the summer
man, in his negligee shirt and white
duck trousers, turned up ait the bot
tom, We're in full evidence. BY the by,
the latest fad of the summer man is to
wear about s. three or four-inch stiff
white collar With a negligee shirt. 1t
has always been supposed that the neg
hgee was worn for comfort. but this
collar precludes the possibility of this
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NEW YORK, July 1O.-senora Isadore de
CousinO. the richest woman in the world, is
soon to visit America. She is 50 rich that
nobody knows just how much her possessions
are worth. Her wealth is estimated to be at
least 500 ,O00. The senora's property is in
Chile. She inherited much of it from her
father and brother, but her own shrewd in &.
stinct for business has served to add largely
to the property. Among her possessions are
many copper mines in Chile and Peru. Up
ward OF hudred steamers and sailing YES
sells, the entire town of Lota, in Chile, coal
mines Of incalculabe value, farm lands, plan
tations, fruit ranches vineyards, and three
palaces, the like Of which are not to be found
outside the imagined glories of the Arabian
Nights" The senoras father, Senior Goyen-
echea, began his journey toward wealth with
the Development of silver mine at COpiapo,
Chile. He then turned his attention to copper