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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-08


guest of Mrs. B. H. Evans, Of Ashland ave-
nue., mas returned to her home In Leaven-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Ford, of Crocus place.
have gone East.
Mrs Mrs: John MecIoud. of Lincoln avenue. has
Troy, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Trask have returned
to the city.
Mackinac.
Miss Blanch Bassett left yesterday for
Spokane
Mrs Q. ]. Reynolds is at Lake Park, Min
Chicago.
Ms Mls7 Prick is Tie guest of Miss Bessie
Europe.
mis- MISS Jean Garyip is at Crescent Beach.
cago. g
MISS Alice Monfoft has gone to Chicago.
MISS Jessie Lawrence is at Bald Eagle.
Miss Kalman isaat Fort Smelling.
Mrs" E. Atwater has gone East
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DAYTON'S BLUFF.

Mr.: and Mrs. f. o. Zimmerman entertained
the e;egates of the photographers convention
Thursday evening at their home on Seventh
street. ''A
Mrs. Heating. of Hudson avenue. enter
tanned the Missionary Society of the Atlantic
Congregational Church last Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Grim, the guest of Miss Carris
Wie.de for the past month, returned to her
home in st. Louis Friday.
Mrs Burk, Of East Fourth street. enter
tanned at lunch Tuesday for her guest. Mrs
Redfied of Minneapolis
The w. c. T. U. of Dayton's buff met Sat
urday with Mrs. Spindler to elect officers
The carnival given last week bv St PeIor,s
church was quite successful affair.
Mrs. Deebach will entertain few lady,
friends Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Philips, OF White Bear, was the guost
of Mrs. Deebach last week sN'''
Daytons bluff history class will nicrio a.
Minnehaha falls Tuesday. -
The Forest Street Mission band met Tines
day with Miss Hoff S ueS
Mrs. Philips and Mrs. Barcome left satur-
day for New York.
Mrs, Schiles and daughter have returned
from Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy and son, will leave this
week for New York.
Roy Nienhauser gave party Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Stowel and children have gone to Elba.
MINI.
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PLEASURES OF DAYS PAST.

Mrs Steven Purtell, of Ashland avenue
gave q grandmothers' tea Thursday afternoon
for her mother. Mrs. ?. Donohue. Inose pres
ent were: Mrs f. Gill, Mrs. Nj. Kelly, MIS-
and Mrs. P. Donohue. Mrs. Purtell was as
sisted by Mrs. J. II. Donohue.
Mrs Turnbull. Mrs. Gorham. Mrs. Dresern
and Mrs Dodds, of the Woodbine cottage,
Mahtomedi, gave a euchre party Friday even
ing at the cottage. Twenty tables were
Mrs. Reid Mrs. Wood, J. P. Kyle, +. Dresen
and Mr.. Crocker.
Miss Florence Ives, of Dayton avenue, gave
a bicycle party Thursday evening for Miss
Lloyd. Wednesday evening, Miss Nellie Cum
ningham gave an informal dancing party also
for Miss Lloyd.
Mrs. W. e. Burton. Of Dayton avenue, gave
a luncheon on Wednesday for Miss Lloyd, of
Chicago. The table. at which covers were
laid for ten was decorated with sweet peas.
Mrs. Alexander Stone, Oh summit avenue,
entertained the Fudge club at euchre Tues
day morning for Miss Maude Winslow, of
West Superior.
A euchre party was given Monday in the
Irish-American club rooms benefit for the
Infants home. About $50 were present.
Mrs. w. J. Carroll. of Fuller street. enter
tanned Wednesday evening for her cousins
the Misses Sullivan, of New York.
Miss Lillian Tanning was surprised Friday
. evening at her home, on Virginia avenue,
by about twenty of her friends.
Mrs. George Gottschammer, of Cedar street.
gave luncheon Thursday afternoon for Miss
Silverstein, of Chicago.
Gen. and Mrs. NJ D. Flower gave theater
party Monday evening for Miss Rohr. of Mad
ison, VS..
Miss Myrtle Dallas gave a bicycle party
Friday evening.
George Wright, of CrOcus place. entertained
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HAMLINE.

Mrs; NJ: M. Flint, Of Hewitt avenue, enter
Miss Taylor, of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Stebbins spent the
first part of the week with Secretary Randall
at the fair grounds.
George Pintler and Charles King of Lisbon,
spent few days at the home of w. T. Rich,
of Hewitt avenue.
Mrs. w. E.3Randall is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Stone. and her brother, Royal
of Sparta Wis ...e
Mrs F. A. Harris has returned from Sparta,
Wis. where she has been spending the past
month.
Miss Mae Everetts, who is on her way to
Detroit, stayed with Miss Nina Spear over
Sunday. ot
Miss Beatrcei Ridgway entertained Sydney
Stephens, of Pennington, the fore part of the
week.
Miss FIoy Rossman returned Tuesday from
a short visit in the southern part of the state
r. B. McLain, a former student of the
class of '96, is spending the week in the Park.
Mrs. ]. E. Akers entertained during the
past week Miss Ida Akers. of Kansas City
Miss May Boyer, of South Dakota, is spend
ing the month at the home Of c. W. Boyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown, of Capitol
avenue, are visiting at Lake Madison, Wis.
Prof G. S. 1nnis, of Hamline college, has
been appointed on the charter committee.
J. B. Rossman and family have returned
from few weeks outing at White Bear
Rev. F. e. Funk and family are at the
German camp grounds at Merriam Park.
S. E. Atkins has been entertaining his
sister, Miss Eunice Atkins, OF Elk River
DR.. Carothers has gone, in company with
Mr.. Norris and family, to Monmouth Me-
E. P. c. Fowler is entertaining his daugh
ter, Mrs Edward Fowler, of Yallopoosa.
The Ladies' Society of Knox Church met
with Mrs. Moffatt last Thursday.
Mss-Ninona Lewis and her brother, Charles
have returned from Toronto. Can.
c. H. Warner is entertaining his sister
Miss Eunice Warner. of Mlaca.
Miss Leona Lewis has returned from
short visit at White Bear lake.
The Misses Betsy and Susan Magraw. of
Red Rock. are, visiting friends.
Mrs. G. NJ Grant is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Carson, at Crystal lake.
William Goldsmith. of Chicago is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Susan Magraw.
Dwight Stebbins Is visiting friends in the
southern part Of the state.
Rev. j. c. Heulgate, of Crookston. is visit
ing DR.. A. N. McKaig.
Miss Nellie tSturtevant is visiting for
few days in Red Wing
Mrs. Mortimer, of1Newport. spent the week
with Mrs. f. E. Funk.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
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THESE ARE IN ANTICIPATION.

Mrs. Charlotte o. Van Cleve, of Mime
apolls, will speak before the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society of the First NJ. E. Church
tuesday ate the home of Mrs. H. S. Fair
child. Of Summit avenue.
"a sailing party will be given Tuesday at
Whlte Bear by the White Bear Yacht club
AFTER sail there will be dancing at Ramaley's
pavllion' for which the Twin City Mandolin or
chestra will play.
Mrs. j.. G. McWilliams will give a progress
Slve euchre prty Thursday from 2 to 5 for
her sister, Mrs. Burrows of Florida. Mrs
McWilliams will also receive for her sister
from to 6. '-'''i
Mrs. Henry L. Hunter and Mrs. Arthur
Pierce will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Congregational Church TUESDAY at
their summer home at Bald Eagle lake.
Mrs. e. e. Merrill. of Holly avenue. will
give luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. ]. C.
Buchanan of Minneapolis and Miss Mar
garet Read, of Fond du Lac, Wis.
The monthly meeting of the Relief Society
Of st. Paul Chapter No. a. Order of the
Eastern Star, Will be held tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Eunice Quick.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Siegfried's
Episcopal Church will give a parlor concert
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Elm
quist, 565 Canada street.
Mrs. D. c.. Martin and Mrs Elmer e. Foss
OF Bayless avenue. have issued cards for a
thimble bee Thursday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. Martin.
The Columbia Gun club will give a river
excursion Tuesday evening, Aug. IL. Music
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DOINGS OF CUPID.

At the home OF the bride, Irvine Park.
Thursday took place the wedding of Miss Ella
Mae Hall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ
Hall, and Archibald B. Bishop. Rev. j. W.
Con.ey, of the First Baptist church, officiated
The bride wore gown of white silk trimmed
with lace and carried white carnations. Miss
Birdie Hope was bridesmaid and wore figured
organdfe over pale yellow and carried red
roses. Paul Floyd was best man. The cere-
mony was performed in the front parlor un-
der a canopy Of smilax. Punch was served
in the library by Miss Bishop, the room being
decorated with sweet peas and nasturtiums
The dining room was in pink and green
with pink satin ribbon pink sweet peas and
maiden hair ferns. Mrs. Harry Ringold pre-
sided here, and was assisted by the Misses
Wood, Miss Martin, Miss Karney Miss
Hopes Ladies orchestra played the Lohengrn
wedding march, THE Angels Serenade" and
Mcndelssohn's wedding march. The bride and
groom left on the evening train for Detroit
Lake, and viii be at home after September 1
at Irvine park.
Miss s. ]. Everett and G. D. Riser will be
married Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Frank Cove, 1923 Lincoln avenue
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on Goodrich avenue, for Miss Brevoort,
of New York, who is the guest Of Miss
Alahan. Mrs. Mahan wore black silk
with trimmings of white satin and
lace; Miss Brevoort wore a gown Of
pink Powered organdie over pink silk;
Miss Mahan, who also received, wore
white organdie over pink. The parlors
were decorated with pink sweet peas
and palms, and the dining room was in
ping with pink lilies. Mrs. R. A.
Kirk presided in the dining room, and
she wore a gown of black grenadine
over black silk; Miss Gertrude Kirk
served frappe in the library. Mrs.
Mahan was assisted throughout the
parlors by Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Horn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cathcart.
A reception was given for Dr. and
Mrs. John Wright, Of st. PauPs
church, Wednesday evening, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Bass,
of Summit avenue. The reception
rooms were decorated with pink sweet
peas, the library with nasturtiums, and
the dining room with white sweet
peas and red geraniums. Assisting in
the reception rooms were: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c..
Bailie Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. Sharood,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Sloppy, Mr.. and
Mrs. 20. Spies, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.
McLaren, Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Osborne,
Dr. and Mrs. Benepe. Mrs. Henry
Hale served ices in the dining room,
assisted by the Misses Borup, O'Neil,
Sloppy, Durham, Wagner, Schultz,
Cumbey and Kirby. About two hun
dred people called during the evening,
among whom were: DR.. and Mrs.
Price, Mrs Washington, Mrs. McKen-
ma, MI and Mrs. Yapp, Mrs. Kenneth
Clark, Mrs. Miller, Judge and Mrs.
willis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram F.
Stevens.
A boat party was given Wednesday
evening by about forty young people
for Miss Katherine Richards Gordon
and e. w. Durant Jr., of Saltwater.
Mrs. E. w. Durant Sr. and Mrs
Stockton chaperoned the party, which
left Minnehaha falls at $50 for river
trip.
A box party was given Monday
evening as a farewell for Col. and Mrs
Soren Listoe, who left yesterday for
Europe, by Mrs. s. P. Crosby and Mrs
T. S. Christensen. After the play sup
per was served at the home of Mrs
Crosby, 500 Goodrich avenue. In the
center of the table, at which covers
were laid for twelve, was large bowl
of pansies with six small silken Unit
ed States flags rising from among
them. during the evening Mr.. Crosby
made short address and presented
Col. Listoe with a large flag as a
memento of this country.
hrs. Daniel Wheeler, of Portland
avenue, gave an Informal luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. John
A. Logan. The decorations We're sweet
peas.
hiss AIs,han and Miss Kirk gave a
theater party Thursday evening for
Mrs. Mathews, of Scranton, Pa. and
Miss Brevoort, Of New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart chaperoned
the party.
Miss Ritzinger gave a luncheon
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street. have returned from Eagle Grove, 10.
Mss Stella Knudson of Sims street, has
gone to Lanesboro for several weeks visit.
F. A. Wagle, OF Dubuque, To-, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Hely. of Burr street.
Mrs. Koberly, of Minnehaha street is enter
tanning her sister from Madison Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, of Mount
Ida street, have gone to Sparta, Wis.
Miss Anna Eggieton, Of Burr street, has
returned from Fort Yates. N. D.
Mrs. 2. G. Holmes, of Burr street, has re-
turned from Redwood Falls.
Mrs. John Bradley, Of Fauquier street, has
gone to Cooperstown, Oak.
Miss Maggie Mitcheson, of Burr street, has
returned from Fort Yates.
Mrs Annette, of Reaney street, is visiting
in Fargo.
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gave an ice cream festival at the home of
NJ. Funk, 1883 Capitol avenue. Friday. even
ing. The affair was in every way splendid
success.
Charles Ridgway has returned from a short
visit in South Dakota.
Miss Flossie Magraw, of Red Rock, is visit
ing Miss Lucy Rich.
Harry Mortimer visited friends here the
first of the week.
Miss Cora Reed and Miss Amelia Haley are
visiting Mrs. Haley.
Prof. A. q. Drew is entertaining Mr.. Nichols
for few days.
Frank Hopkins and family have returned
from Brainerd.
Mrs. C. A. Rice left Tuesday for her home
in Rush City.
Prof. A. T. Drew returned from Grantsburg
yesterday.
Clint Chamberlin has returned from White
Bear.
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Friday evening, fer his cousin, Miss Lucy

Friday evening, fer his cousin, Miss Lucy
Wright.
Miss Edna Gooch entertained the ]. F. F.
Grub Friday evening at her home on Canada
street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Doran gave dinner
Wednesday evening for Miss White, of Fari-
bault.
Mrs. A. T. Upham gave an Informal dinner
Thursday for R. X. Knowlton, Of Sank Rap
ids.
a bicycle party was given Tuesday for Miss
Birch by Miss Maude Roach. of Cedar street.
Miss Hannah Bassford of Iglehart street,
gave a luncheon Friday for Miss Casura.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor McClurg will enter
tain the Fudge club tomorrow evening.
a luncheon was given Friday for Mss
Pauline Ferguson by Mrs T. B. Scott
A luncheon for Miss Ferguson was given
Friday by Mrs. n. 3. Scott.
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MACALEiSTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Hubbard entertained
during the fore part of the week Hubert
Holmes, Miss Murdoch and Mrs. H. Bling
ham, and George Marden. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixby have gone to the west
ern part of the state to spend a few days
NJ - NJ ~ H..
visiting friends at Lake Minnetonka returned
yesterday.
Miss Brown, of New Haven Conn, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
A. w. Boyd, of Greene Lake, is visiting
friends for a few days
Mrs. g.. II. Door is spending the week at
Minneapolis.
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Judging f:om the past week, the in
dications are that st. Paul society has
at last reached the cOnvalescent period
and it is sincerely hoped that it will
have no relapse. 1t must not be
thought however, that society has been
in a say and giddy whirl during the
week, for it has not, but there is little
doubt, but that it will be in excellent
condition to participate in the falls
gayeties.
Maj. and Mrs. w. Tucker entertained
at dinner Tuesday, at the Town and
Country club, for Mrs. John A. Logan.
The tables were decorated with Ameri-
can Beauties. Those present were:
Judge and Mrs. c. E. Flandrau, Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, Gen. and Mrs.
Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Boyeson,
Mr.. and Miss Gordon, Mrs. Logan,
Mrs. Graves Mrs. Milburn, Col.
Clough, Capt. Russell and Archbishop
ireland. Music was furnished by the
Twin City Mandolin club.
Wednesday evening Mrs. I. L. Ma
han gave a reception at her her home
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Oriental Rugs.
Upholstery Department.

Many attractive specials this week
in Drapery Goods and Curtainings-
all handsome and correct styles.
For Monday:
5o-inch Drapery Silk, for door or
window draperies, also suitable for
bookcases and pillows, the o. IN
S1.75 and $2.25 qualities, sNE.hS5
per yard. PA'"
Draperies for ordinary sized double
doors or arches, made up from the
above fabrics, with fringe Gs19 40
M and loups to order For sDlk.IO
monday, only.
furniture reupholstered at lowest
prices. .Window Shades made to
order. Special price inducements to
those having work done now. Es-
Inmates cheerf;;l1y given.
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will be furnished by the Twin City Mandolin

will be furnished by the Twin City Mandolin
orchestra.
Miss Lucy Cooper, of Portland avenue, will
give a bicycle party Tuesday evening for Miss
Young, of Baltimore, who is her guest.
Miss Florence Hart, of Lincoln avenue will
give an informal euchre party Wednesday
evening for Miss Birch, of Baltimore.
Miss Mabel Horn. of Irvine Park, will give a
luncheon Wednesday for Miss HiekcoX, of
Milwaukee, and Miss Mcclure.
Mrs. George F. Thomas will entertain the
Monday Afternoon Euchre club tomorrow at
her home on Ashland avenue.
Daytons Bluff branch Order of the Iron
Hall, will meet tomorrow evening at the home
of Mrs. A. E. George
Friday evening euchre party for the bene
fit of the Babies home will be given at
the Metropolitan hotel.
Division No. 8, Daughters of Erin, will give
an outing at Lake Shore, White Bear lake,
Tuesday, Aug. a.
The women Of the Christian church will
give a lawn fete Thursday evening on the
church lawn.
Miss Bessie Warner. of Holly avenue, will
give a bicycle party Thursday evening.
Tuesday evening the Orpheus club will give
an excursion on the steamer Henrietta
Personal MENTION.
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new FALL DRESS GOODS.

AS usual we are first in the
field. You are invited to in
spect these for Monday:
Granite Suitings, in all the ar
leading fall colorings, SO inch INC,
es wide. Per yard .. OS
Crepe Diagona1s in two-tone IN
color1ngs, excellent values, SO .AYC,
inches wide, per yard w
The finest line of 50-cent Dress
Goods ever brought to the North
west, not what is generally known as
oo-cent values, but the kind IN
that should sell at 75c yard. AHBT
Our special price. ........ WV
see the Robert street window display
Sail Cloth, in all the leading 1r
and popular shades, so inches lAr
wide. Our price, per yard. aOS
Venetian Suitings, the correct fab
TIC Tor ta1ior-made gowns. in all the
leading and popular color dsS On
9 jHgs, s. %6 iassss vide, Per yl.OO
Imported Kersey in all IA az
the new fall shades, As in MI ~
ches wide. Per yard. VaeAC
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EldlS lpQQ('

Tuesday for Miss Hackney, of Kansas
City. Covers were laid for ten. Among
those present were Miss Maud Mess
ner Miss Kate Watson, Miss Alice
Wright, Miss Susan Watson, Miss Kali
man and Miss Florence Messner.
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon
gave a tally-ho party Tuesday Tor
ABOUT fifteen young people.
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Now Fur Repairs Now.

LOOK sharp-we are getting busy.
"A talk with Our Furrier costs YOU
nothing, will enlighten you as to
practical possibilities, style and ex-
Pense. Dollars saved by following
our advice. Place your fur work
now,
Our Aim--Best results for least
expenditure. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed.
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for Gait Ontario, to attend the golden we'd
ding of Mrs. Henderson's parents and also
will attend the meetings of the British Medi-
cal association, held at Montreal
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handkerGhiefS Special Notice.

We are now prepared to take Spec
ial Orders on Handkerchief for men
and women to be embroidered with
initials, facsimile signatures, mono
grams and crests. Orders placed
now will be reserved for Holiday
Gifts.
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Great Stock Reducing Sale of
Summer Hosiery and Underwear.

An odd lot of Women's Fancv
Lace-i mined Lis1e Thread IN
and Silk Mixed Vests, worth Al1r
An odd lot of Women's InDorted
Lisie Thread Union Suits, the s., Is
klnd-some have long sleeves. 9th.
ers low neck, short or no Gas AZ
l iast While they Sl.W
Ch!ldren's 25c Gauze Underwear I5c
Chlldren's SOC Balbriggan IN o'
Chlldren's SOC Hosiery, Blacks
and Dark Tan Shades o.
General reductions IN price through
out the whole department.
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The Worlds Best Gloves,

We back up our claim as the
Glove Headquarters of the
Northwest with these four ia
vorites. And you can get them
here only:
The Reynier-A perfectly fit
ting Glove, that retains its shape
until worn out.
Perrin's Peerless Pique-with
2-stud fastening, the stylish Street
Glove.
The Maggioni-Formerly made
under the name of P. Centemeri-
famous for perfection of fit.
And the best Dollar Glove in the
United States.
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Away in the heart Of the hills,
With nothing to do but dream;
Where the 1.-THE trout rise to the dancing
flies
FROM the depths of the crystal stream,
Mid the wOndrous maze of the suns slant
rays,
Through the tremulous leaves agleam.
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alobe-e-s-,e7
BLACK SILKS FOR MONDAY.

This should interest every
woman in the Northwest. Be-
ginning Monday morning at 9
o'clock, we will sell all OUR
Plain and Fancy Black Silks at
prices that place them within
the reach of all.
These are the styles ard weaves:
Plain Black Satin Duchesse, Satin
Rladame, Satin Luxon, Peau de
Sole, Alma Royal, Armure, eros
Grains, Senechal, Fable, Taffetas,
Surahs, midas, Black Brocaded
Duchesse, Taffeta eros Grains.
Fancy Striped and Figured Satin,
Plain and Brocaded Moires and
Moire Velours, at these prices:
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@sMai1 orders get prompt and
careful attention. Goods shipped
same day instructions are received.
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millinery Department.

The great August reduction sale
renders it possible for us to offer
Straw Walking and Alpine Hats at
quarter regular value.
Nicely trimmed Hats, that O. IN
were SIS, Sc and So. AS m Az
Monday special. ...... VOsH/
Flowers at half price.
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SOC, 49e, SEC, 69c, 79e,
89c, CSC and .Si.E8 a yard.

Not word as to the va1ue of these
Silks. We merely ask your inspec-
ton. You can't resist buying.
Ali our Haske11's Changeable Tai
fetas, Black included, for Waists,
Separate Skirts, and just the thing
for lining to complete a handsome
Black Silk Dress. The Mon LE.
day special price, SHeJC
A big lot of new fancy Roman
Stripes, the very latest. they are for
Shirt Waists or Fancy Waists, to go
with a Black Silk Skirt. By IN
the yard Monday, tyC
ohIS .........-
a choice lot of Cheney Bros H.
Printed Foulards. While they A4C.
last, per yard. ................
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Personal MENTION

Mrs. Melburn, of Chattanooga, who has
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Hiss ATs.han' and Miss Kirk gave q
theater party Thursday evening for
Mrs. Mathews, of Scranton, Pa. ana
MISS BreYoort, Of New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart chaperoned
the party.
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hrs. Daniel Wheeler, of Portland
avenue. gave an Informal luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. John
A. Logan. The decorations were sweet
peas.