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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-01
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

wednesday and Thursday evenings of this
week by the st. Agnes Guild of St. Peters
Gnurch on the grounds adjoining the church.
Fourth and Maple streets Kleist's orchestra
viii luTnlsh the music. A gun drill will be
S S! py the little children's league Miss
wine BAL and Winnie McElvery will i'm
R PIa Rebecca and Ruth at the well.
m me committees are Mrs. j. McIver. Ethel
Mayneld and Lizzie Ball
Mrs. McCleary, of East Fourth street en-
5 eitdileu the following young people Thurs
I u1 evening: Misses Nettie Grim. Carrie
S Mleiide, Ahce Quest, Mable Hurbert. Grace
rot1io Fannie Hamlin and Fannie Clan
NIlle, Mime WetmCre and Mrs Wetmore
MesSrs: Elmer Deebach, Frank Heyener. nd,
ward ,Kernkampt, Rob McCieary and Ed
ward Freeman ZULU u
Dayton's Bluff lodge I. O. O. F. has an
pointed the following committee TO- arranpe
Tor midsummer festival in the early mart Of
august: Messrs. ]. Villeaux, H. Jones. :. d
redfson and }. kromschroder.
number Of young people of the blufr on
Joyed trip Monday evening I'D the Mime
sofa river. The chaperones were Mr.. and
Mrs II. B. Farwell, Mr.. and Mrs Wa+tinS
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hene " '''AinS
me Euclid Cycle club gave its, lawn So
cal Thursday evening. The ice cream tables
were IN charge of Misses Winnie McCIearw
Gean Gavin, Alice Davis. Clio brink ISaf
BROOKS and Sadie Heine ~
MISS Minnie Wetmore of East Fifth s+reat
entertained at tea Thursday evening Misses
carrie Wilde. Fannie Granville Grace Stnde'
mana and Nettie Grim, of st. Louis.
MISS Blanche Keith left Saturday for q
WISH 10 relatives in Milwaukee.
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MERRIAM PARK.

Rev. H. A. Resser will have charge of the
open air meetings during the month OF Au-
gust The subject of the address this after
noon will be 1.-The Weed"
The Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian
Church will meet with Mrs. Currie Monday
coming state fair.
Miss Trumbul, who has been visiting her
brother, A. J. Trumbul!. of Carroll street
returned to her home in Washington, D. G.
Mrs. c. S. Ostrum and daughters Alice
and Helen left for Mankato Friday, where
they will spend the month of August.
Miss Belle Kinglesmth, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. B. Bell, returned Wednes
day to her home in Peru, Ind. &.
Miss Helen lamar gave reception
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her friend,
Miss Shepard, of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs A. K. Watson are enter
tanning Mrs. r. J. Kepler and Mrs. T. j.
Kemp, of Eau Claire.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Van Brooch have re-
turned from few weeks outing at Bald
Eagle lake.
Merriam Park council, Royal Arcanum,
will hold their regular meeting Thursday
evening, Aug. 5.
Mr.. A. C. Woodruff visited Mackinac ISL
and and Georgian bay the fore part of the
week.
Mrs. w. w. Clarkson returned home Fri
day morning from trip to Chicago.
Mr.. A. X. Watson is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Bradley, Of Dubuque.
Midday communion service will be held
today at st. Marys church.
Mrs George Dow and son Harry are visit
ing friends in the Park.
Miss Helen Ross is visiting her friend,
Miss Shepard.
Hon. Tams Bixby spent last week at Be-
midi.
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MAHTONIEDI.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Davis. Mr.. Arthur
Davis and Mr.. Finlay spent Friday at the
Dampier cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Pinter and daughter were
among the guests of Mrs. C. B. Mccarthy
Wednesday.
Mr.. D. A. Swan r. A. Lanpher w. Cava-
weeks.
Mr.: Fred C. Luff spent a day at coax
Dell, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. D. NJ Duyer entertained Miss Hall.
Miss Magee and Miss Riding last week.
Mr.. Jewett and Mr.. and Mrs. Keene were
guests of Miss Smith of 'Woodbine''
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Stevens and daughters
spent a few days at Daisy Del''
Mrs. Hemperley and Mrs Fisher were
guests of Mrs. Fisher last week.
Wilson, on Tuesday. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Ghoram.
Miss Stevenson, of st. Paul is spending
a few days at "Woodbine."
Mr.. Ralph Fawcett, of Minneapolis, was
visiting at Fern DELL"
The Misses Owens, Of Lake Elmo. are
guests at 'Woodbine''
MIR. and Mrs George Edgerton and family
have returned to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Willius were guests
at "Idylwild'' Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Barclay, of the Marlborough
are at Camp Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs Ferry spent a few DAYS at
the Sanders cottage.
NJ. Clagett, of Philadelphia is a guest of
Mr.. G. w. Sanders.
Mrs. c. Prescott entertained the Misses
Sturges, of Duluth.
Miss Gervais gave a party Saturday even
ing to city friends.
Miss Marie Teeple entertained at euchre
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Long, of Nina avenue. and Mrs.
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Notice..

On Jan. 8 we were forced to assign.
On March s we had our matters all
settled and adjusted and the business
back in our hands as before. Pending
the court proceedings necessary in an
assignment, we did business for a
short time as Henry Habighorst."
Since March s this business has passed
back into the hands of Mr.. Horton, do
ing business as Ransom & Horton. We
are thoroughly equipped to do all kinds
of fur work and repairs, far better and
cheaper than ever, and shall transact
business in furs, cloaks, suits and mil
linery, having closed out mems hats,
and. wish the trade and support of the
old friends and customers of the house,
gained by some twenty years of bust
ness among you, always giving thor
Oughly reliable merchandise. This no
tice is publicly given, owing to the
fact that competitors have seen fit to
circulate the rumor that Ransom &
Horton were out of business; that Mr..
Horton wouldn't continue, etc, etc,
lad nauseam." We want it known
that we are not out of business, but
very much of it. With our expenses
largely reduced we can afford to do
business on a small margin of profit.
We shall be ready by Sept. l with Il
special novelties in cloth garments and
wraps
We would advise immediate attention
to fur repairs, as every house will be
busy on special orders and stock work
by September, and you won't find it
easy to get your repairs done by the
time you want them and prices will
necessarily be much higher.
-->s RANSOM & HORTON.
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SIT. ANTHONY PARK.

=. The Ladies' Aid Society of the C,ongre,.
tonal Church held their regular Nf bnsi nes.
lreetlnS on Tuesday afternoon at +ba bo,aS
Oh Mrs. H. C. Comings. '-'o noiiie
Mrs. W. S. Brill and daughter Edith aro
Vlslting Mrs. Chapman at Lake Minnetonka
at Turtle lake TIE summer
Miss Nina Whitman gave Iuncbeor ,rh,,.a
Spring Valley e'' MISS Lloyd, OF
The Womans Park association will bo1d
q picnic on Thursday at Indian Mon U,d
Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett were en+or+,;.
Plant. anu MIS-. W. G.
NJ A. S. Pierce and family will ,oauo
ii LIN Tor months stay at Bald EaeIe
Mrs H. c. Comings took her SUNDAY scboo,
day. iio isliS 1hurS-
Miss Bernice Cannon and brother wo,ta,
arrived Thursday from visit in The E ~ sttef
me Ladies Reading circle will naat IT,,
Jay at the home of Mrs. E. H. Rurehardt
Mrs II. E. Taylor and family have coma
On a V1slt to her parents at Portland Or
Miss Yeda Blake and Miss DAISY Chase
are visiting Fannie Short at Faribauit
n; l.. Hunter and family will spend a few
weeks at Bald Eagle lake. IL"
Miss Carrie Strong has returned from,
visit at Fergus Falls. W
Miss Edith Hunt is spending the summer
at Chicago. i4iiiei
DR.. and Mrs Cannon are outing at Lake
Josephine. ~ i1'Ae
w: w. Clark and family are visiting a.
Turtle lake. d'
Miss Kate Southall has gone to Turtle 1al,a
Il. T. Holllngsworth is visiting at Chicago
Mrs. Blair has returned from Waseca.
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have been the guests of Mrs. Stewart Moore,
of Holly avenue. returned Thursday to their
home in Erie, Pa.
Mrs. B. J. Shipman of Goodrich avenue,
left Tuesday for Frontenac.
Mrs ]. L. Barnhart of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. N. M. Dean.
Miss Pearl Peabody is entertaining Miss
Nelson of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Miss Edith McCleary, of Burr street, has
returned from New York.
Miss Julia Donnelly and brother James
have gone to Milwaukee.
Mrs. S. o. Arnold of the Marlborough,
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Gibson, of Selby avenue, has
returned from Austin.
Mrs. d. w. Lawler and family leave this
week for Crystal lake.
Miss Edith Elliott is the guest of Miss Ada
Fry at Cottage park.
Mrs. H. L. Moss, of South Exchange street,
IS at Minnetonka.
Mrs. C. c. Hoyt sailed from New York yes
terday for Europe.
Mrs. j. C. Shandrew returned yesterday
from Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Dodge have returned
to Morris. Mimi.
Mrs. S. G. Smith will spend August at
White Bear lake.
Miss Mary Gillfllan, of New York, will ar
rive this week
Miss Myers. Of Ashland avenue, has gone
to Evanston. ILL.,
Mrs. B. ]. Shipman, of Goodrich avenue, is
in Frontenac.
Mrs. S. A Beecher leaves this week for
Buffalo. N. Y.
Mrs. ]. S. Shurick, of the Dacotah fats, is
in Lake City.
Mrs. C. S. Slaymaker is at Minnetonka for
the summer.
Mrs Russell R. Dorr has returned from
New York.
Miss Louise Cary. of Summit court, is in
Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson have returned from
st. Louis.
Miss Georgia Macauley has gone to Chi
cago.
Miss Mabel Nilkham leaves this week for
Duluth.
Mrs. F. A. Kennard has returned from Blue
Earth City.
Mrs. H. D. Gray has returned from Chi
cago.
Mrs. w. G. Crsham, of Holly avenue, is in
Boston.
Miss Kate Henry left yesterday for Omaha,
Neb.
Miss Culver, of the Marlborough, has gone
East.
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PIT tomorrow morning The weather is too
not Tor evening services in Hamline.
owen Mccain entertained last week his
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hardy, of
dubuque, To-, and Mrs. Robert McElfeath,
of st. Paul.
MISS Putnam, the popular principal Of
Hancock school, has been visiting friends
IN Hamilne during 5the past week.
Mr.; Earnest, who graduated this summer
at the Hamline university Is a welcome
guest OF Hamline for few days.
MISS Nina Spear. who has been spending
mont with friends in Detroit City and Battle
Lake. mas returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. s Stevenson, of Carmi
IL, are spending some time with Mrs. G. A.
Jones, OF Hewitt avenue.
Mr.; and Mrs. Dreaske have been entertain
gan, OF Fargo ~ b.
ax tomorrow President George H. Bridgman
expects to start for Chautauqua to spend
eral weeks = reSt.fA
IN mrs; Robert -. Bloomfield has gone to
1ot springs. h9ping to- improve his health
py the hot baths. =
Mr. and Mrs. Dreaseke and family are ar
1sn!s. TO leave Hamline to make Fargo
their future home.
Mr. and Mrs, c. ~ Akers entertained at
dinner last Thursday Prof Sprague Smith, OF
New York cityS ga
Mr. Hokans has purchased a home here and
e ea TO move his family as soon as the
tin. MINI.
Mrs: Fred NJ Grant entertained for several
Park. -
Rev. Mr.. NJ. G. s6uman, of Grace church.
week. ---N' - --'1No ' us
MRS. s. A. Jones entertained last Sunday
- oones ana his son, from Madison, S. D.
l.. MI Howell and family have recently moved
W liie mouse on Taylor and Fry streets.
MIS-: Z. H. Waron of Cincinnati O., is in
me erty, the guest of Mrs. Bloomfield.
c; Mss Wlnifred Bloomfield has gone to St.
Olouu' 10 De absent some six weeks.
Audltor Robert c. Dunn and family have
sone 10 buffalo, NJ Y, for visit.
MI and Mrs. Wright and Miss Helen spent
last saturday at Shadow Falls.
Miss Hazel Murphy is in Brainerd visiting
her Trend, Miss Weland
MISS Ethlyn Webb has been visiting for a
lew DAYS in Lake City.
Prof. lnnis will leave for Columbus, O.. the
nrst of the week. ' VIZ
Mrs. Owen Mccain has gone to Dubuoue
for short visit.
Mrs. l. NJ. Humphrey and little daughter
nave returned to their home on Minnehaha
street, after an absence of several weeks in
Aberdeen, s. D. III
in Red Wing '-s iiehuS
Hamline w - 't-ne iiieHuS III
Miss Lulu Murphy is visiting in wauseka.
W. l. Rlch has gone to Eau Claire, Wis.
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will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of the
East Presbyterian Church next Tuesday even
ing,
Miss Cora Ross, of Fauquier street, and
Miss Katie Waite, of Sims street, are in
Minneapolis, the guests of Mrs. Harry Adams.
The Ladies Aid Society of Gustavus Adolf
phuS church will meet next Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Vinquist, 525 Maryland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Krenz. of Sleepy Eye.
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Kromschroe, of Beech street, next week.
Mrs. j. L. Klinefelter, East Seventh street.
spent the week at White Bear, the guest of
Mrs. Z. K. Marelius, at Lake Shore.
Col. and Mrs. Bevans, of Reaney street en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Brown, of Selby avenue.
Miss Eeith McCleary has returned to her
home in Norfolk, Neb. Miss Alice Searls of
Burr street, accompanied her.
Miss Grace Cameron and Miss Eleanor
Starkey spent the week at Lake Shore, the
guests of Mrs. E. R. Ide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Munroe, of Clark
street, have returned from months visit
in Montreal. Canada.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. c. spates, of Fauquier
street, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwill
lin, of Lake Shore.
Mrs. David Allie, of Olive street, chaperoned
a party of young people to Como Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Curtis, of Case street.
entertained at dinner Sunday for Warren
Mackey.
MlSS NeliIe MCCarCy, OF washington, Ind,
is the guest of Miss Jones, of East Seventh
street.
The Burr Street Baptist church Sunday
school picn1cked at Kohlman's lake, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Nicon and family, of
Reaney street, are camping at Bald Eagle
lake.
Miss Lizzie Cooney, of Ellsworth Wis, is
the guest of Mrs. c. II. Culver, of Case street
Miss Myra Hobby, of Reaney street. has as
a guest Miss Olga Wilson, of Minneapolis
Mrs. Hugh Jones, of Hope street, left for
Montana and Yellowstone park Thursday
Miss Nora Parlin has returned home after
a TWO weeks outing at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Bessie and Willie Lewis, of Case
street, have gone to Spring Valley, Wis.
Mrs. Herbert of Phalen avenue, will spend
a week at White Bear lake.
Mrs OVID Martel, of Case street, is at White
Bear lake for few days.
Mrs Anthem, of Collins street, is visiting
friends in Eau Claire Wis.
Mrs. l.. A. Webster. of Fauquier street. has
gone to Toronto, Can.
Miss Buck is the guest OF Miss Gersting.
of Collins street. -.
Mrs T. P. shufelton has returned from
Marshall Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ryan spent the week
at Bald Eagle.
= Dr. and Mrs. Ball have returned from the
East yin ''0
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Informality has reigned supreme the
past week. The warm weather has I'M
doubtedly a great deal to do with the
lack of society affairs in town. What
few entertainments occurred were of a
very quiet nature, and, as usually only
q select few were invited, the hostess
asking as a favor that no note shall be
made of her affair.
People at the lakes, however, have
nothing to complain of, for there has
been no dearth of pleasures there.
EX-Gov. and Mrs. w. r. Merriam en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday evening
at their summer home at Forest lake.
Thursday evening at White Bear lake
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mckay enter
tanned for Rev. Mr.. Mckay, who is
their guest.
Mrs. Pierce, of Lake Shore, White
Bear, gave a luncheon Wednesday for
her mother, Mrs. Dyer, of Portland
Me. Tables were placed under the
trees and were decorated with field
daisies.
A sailing party was given Friday
evening at White Bear by Mr.. and Miss
Smith, of Summit avenue, for Miss
Hawley, who is their guest.
A dinner of twelve covers was given
Tuesday at Hotel st. Louis. Minneton-
ka, by Dr. and Mrs. Pack, of Chicago,
for Miss White, Miss Brown and Mr.
Brown.
a luncheon was given Wednesday
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PARTIES THAT ARE GONE.

The Misses Constans gave a tallyho party
Wednesday evening for the Misses Button,
of Milwaukee. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Banning, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Ball, the
Misses Button and Constans, Messrs. Harry
Davis, Sibley, Young, w. w. Price.
sailing party given last evening for
Miss Bonnie Ransom at White Bear Mrs
Cooper chaperoned the party, among whom
were the Misses Alice Robinson, Eunce Nc
Michael, Lulu Shandrew Mildred Cooper and
Messrs. Arthur Swan, Carl Richardson Rol-
lin Lanpher.
Arthur Mcknight was surprised Friday
evening at his home, 672 Ravine street. Among
those present We're: The Misses Walker,
Arkens, Smith. Booth Marquette Kokenson,
Armbruster; Messrs. Freeze, Warner Rowe,
Booth, Lathrop, Blomquist, Davis, Sinclair,
Henchel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. McGhee entertained
University avenue, for Mrs. Victoria Earle
Mathews, Miss E. w. Bird, Miss ]. Janifer
and Bishop Alexander Walters, who were
their guests.
A children's party was given Friday aft
ernoon for Ethel Carpenter in honor of her
third birthday. About fifteen little folks
were present.
Miss O'Halloran, of Rondo street gave a
luncheon of twelve covers yesterday after
noon for Mrs. Frank Russell, Of Stephen,
Mimi
DIR. and Mrs. +. H. Orion entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening for Walter Hale.
The table was decorated with pink sweet
peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Brooks, of Holly avenue.
entertained at dinner Wednesday evening
for Mrs. Hagerman. of Bethany, Va.
Mrs. w. H. Dixon, of Ashland avenue, gave
an Informal luncheon Thursday for her sister,
Mrs Walker, of Wilmington, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Spencer of Nelson ave-
nue., entertained at dinner Tuesday evening.
Covers were laid for twelve.
A surprise party was given Friday even
ing for Col. and Mrs. Soren Listoe at their
home on Nelson avenue.
Thursday afternoon an informal luncheon
was given by Mrs. J. w. White for Miss
Sanford, of Geneva, N. Y.
Miss Laura Shepard. of Iglehart street,
gave luncheon Friday for Miss Ross, of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Freeman will chaper-
one party of young people on river trip
today.
Agnes Lavalle entertained number of lit
tie folks Tuesday in honor of her tenth birth
day.
The Misses Mccoy entertained Tuesday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Morrow
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EAST SIT. PAUL.

A party of East st. Paul people picnicked
at Minnehaha falls Wednesday. Those in
the party were Mrs. A. L. Whtcomb and
son, Dwight; Mrs. S. D. Downs and daughter
Juliet, and Mrs. J. Havcost and daughter
Mabel.
Mrs. o. Sohlberg of Sims street, enter
tanned a number of little folks Wednesday
afternoon for her little son, Carl Void. sixth
birthday. About twenty were present.
Mrs. David HILL of Westminster street.
gave children's party Monday for her son
James birthday. There were about dozen
little folks present.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Swed-
ish Lutheran Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Bomquist, on Case street, next Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Losby have returned to their
home in Menominee, after having been the
street.
Mrs. j. R. Thompson, Of Duluth avenue,
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fternoon at Lake Elmo by Mrs. James

afternoon at Lake Elmo by Mrs. James
Moore.
Mrs. Hutson entertained Friday at
her summer home at White Bear for
Miss White, Of Sioux City.
Wednesday afternoon an informal
luncheon was given by Miss TarboX,
of White Bear, for Mrs. Stockton, Of
Trenton. n. ].
Tuesday afternoon Miss Married. Otis
gave q luncheon at her home at North
wood, Lake Minnetonka, for Miss MAJ gle
Fenton and Miss Annie Carroll, of
Flint. Mich. Among those present
were: The Misses Elizabeth Cornish,
Clara and Julia Gallup, Caroline Saun-
derS, Florence MesSner, Margaret Muir,
Ella Willius Maud Messner, Winifred
Brill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Pinska gave a
sailing party Tuesday for Miss Knott,
of Columbus, and Miss Stock.
The Capital City Cycle club gave a
dancing party at White Bear Monday
evening. About seventy-five young peo-
pie were present.
Maj and Mrs. w. T. Tucker will
entertain at dinner at the Town and
Country club Tuesday evening for Mrs.
Jchn A. Logan.
Despite the warm weather the work
of the WOmens' Monument. association
continues, quietly perhaps, but none
the less steadily, for numerous small
affairs are being held by the different
branches Of the organization. 1t is not
the object Of the association to give
anything of Importance during the
summer months, but primarily to hold
the interest of the women until the
seasons work begins in the autumn.
and incidentally to form a nucleus for
the monument fund, which it is. ex-
pected will reach very large proper
lions during the winter months.
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IN CUPIDrS BOWER,

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Pru
den, e9t Ashland avenue "Wednesday even
ing, took place the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Pruden and Jesse Harding
Neal. Rev. Carl W. Scovel performed the
ceremony. The parlors we're decorated with
sweet peas, nasturtiums and asparagus vine
The bride wore gown of white mouseIine
de sole and carried Bride roses The veil
was caught to her hair with a bunch of white
rose buds. Miss Marie l.. Murray was maid
OF honor and was gowned in white organdie
over pink silk. carrying pink sweet peas Miss
Florence Sprague, as bridesmaid, wore u
white organdie over pink and carried sweet
peas. Robert Odds was best man and Leigh
decorated with pink sweet peas and asparagus
vine. Mrs. w. G. Jones and Mrs. j. S.
Friedman presided at the table The bride
Duluth and will return to the city Sept. l.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
brides home, Irvine park, will take place
the wedding Of Miss Ella Mae Hall and Archi-
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Knapp were visitors of Mr.. and Mrss. George
wv M: and Mrs. Steals spent Sunday at the
MISS Norman, of Minneapolis, is a guest
IN Miss Bushnell is spending few weeks at
! Mr. Patterson gave a lunch party wednes-
day evening.
G.. Mrs shedd and family have returned to
81 II, Smith spent Sunday the guest of Miss
Mrs. F. NJ. Wood is guest of Mrs. How
Inc Ladies Euchre club met with Mrs.
Robert Hall was guest OF Miss Gervais,
Miss Roleau has returned to town.
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bald B.. Bishop. Rev. ]. w. Conley of the
First Baptist church, will perform the cere-
mony. Miss Nellie B. Hope will be brides
maid and Paul Floyd best man. Miss Hopes
orchestra will play the wedding march. An
informal reception will be held after the
ceremony.
Miss Carrie Anderson and Gustav Carlson
were married at the home of the brides par
ents in Merriam Park, Wednesday evening.
Rev. l.. A. Johnston oficiated The bride
were a white silk gown trimmed with lace.
Alfred NJ. Bergstrom was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlson will be at home in GAINESVILLE,
MINI.
Miss Susie j. Everett and C. Daniel Riser
will be married Wednesday, Aug. II, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Cove, 1923
Lincoln avenue. reception will be held
after the ceremony.
Miss Mary A. Weise, of Caledonia. and Jo-
seph l.. Mcclellan, OF st. Paul. quiet
ly married last week at the home of the bride.
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PLEASURES PROSPECTIVE.

A midsummer lawn fete will be given
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this
week by the women of st. Peters Episcopal
church on the lawn adjoining the church. A
rainbow drill and gun drill will be among
the features of these two evenings.
me La0les' Aid Society No. ~, OF st. Paul
Camp No. /, Sons of Veterans, will give an
ice cream social at the residence of Mrs.
Swank, 800 South Exchange street, Wednes-
day evening.
The monthly melting of the board of man
ayers of the Women's Industrial union will
be held Thursday morning at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Swenson, of Marshall avenue.
The annual meeting and election of officers
of the Somerset w. c. T. U. will be held at
the St. Paul Commons tomorrow afternoon.
All unions are invited to attend.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Clements Church
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will give a birthday party Wednesday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. c. A. D.bble
1877 Summit avenue.
The young people of st. Johns German
Lutheran church will give a social in the
church parlors Thursday evening.
Maple Leaf Lidge, Order of the World. will
give a dime social at Central hall, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. George Gottschammer will give a.
luncheon Thursday for Mss SiIverstone of
Chicago.
Mrs. Alexander Stone will entertain Tues
day morning for Miss Wirslow, of West Su-
perior.