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AMATEURS PLAYED AND SANG.
The Ensemble Club Gave q Creditab1e
Musicale Last Evening.

An enjoyable musicale was given in the
7. N. G. i. Auditorium last evening by
the Ensemble Club. a local amateur or
ganization composed of the following
musicians: Miss STEELE Brinn, Miss Dora
Feldheim, Miss Hettie Wollner, Miss
Carrie Jacobs, Mrs. Sidney Ltebes aud Miss
Belle ZeIlerbach. and G. Minetti as violin
ist and L. Won der Mehden as ceIloist-
The audience was Of fair size and was
made up largely Of young women who
proved heartily in accord with the per-
formances rendered.
The Ensemble Club has been organized
three years. 1t gave It's first recital last
year.
Following is the programme that was
successfully rendered ct its second recital,
the one OF last evening:
Violin and piano senate in major, Cd. Is,
Lento Dolorose, allegro vivace (Grieg), Miss
stella Brfnn and Mr.. MInettt; (Gl where the
Lindens Bloom" Buck, % 1.-THE Two GrenG-
diers'' (Schumann1, Herbert E Medley; trio in
F major, o. Is, andante, allegro vfvace
fSefnt-Saens), Miss Dora FeIdhelm, MeSsrs-
Minetti and Won der Nehden; cello and piano
senate N major. op. Is. second moTen ens,
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G. Kellogg. Giles Z. Gray; clerk. Miss D. 81 At
tuck; suditors-Mrs. william Hardy, Mrs L
L Dunbar; resident physician, Alice u.
Eva PeueweI; matrou, Mrs. ". kiugelberger;
druggist. Miss J. E. BarbetJe; surgery Beverly
McMonagle, " D. /; diseases Of women L VI. r
WaGzer, MD; medical and surgical diseases
Of children. Emma Sutro Merritt. " D; orthO-
Uedic surgery, Fl. u. Sherman, ND; eye, ear
ana throat. ". Z Hopkins, ND; obstetrics,
Charles A. Won Holman. ND; contagious
ffseasas Il 3 Iarirf " D.
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moderate assn CRoubinstein), Miss Kettle
WoIluer and Mr.. Won der Mehden; td) Maids
OF Cadiz' (Dehbes}, (5l Midnight Dreams
fd'HardeIoEl Miss Lillian Goodman; trio in D
minor, OF. 49, audante con noto tranQufu0,
finale assat appasstonsto tMeudeIssohnI, Mrs
Sidney Liebes, Messrs. MIneJti and Won der
Menden: Miss Lillian Goodman SIS soprano
and Herbe Z. Medley as bsrytone, assisted
Hv-r n fub
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BASEBALL Gan,ss

The Alerts accepted the challenge of the
Indian Baseball Club to play at Central Park
January 81.
Sunday next at the Presidio Athletic
Grounds the following games viii be played:
10 A. NJ, California Market VS.. the Owls; u
NJ, BrtTton & Rsys vs. Il 8 Crocker & Co.;
P NJ, Evening Post VS.. Railroads.
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AUCTION SALES

BY a I EEsswELL-Thts day, January IS,
Cr1iture. a. 7O41a Larki1 street, at Il O'Clock
~ CEAs. LEVY & Co.-This ezT, JznUsry -,
Furniture - salesrOom, 1855 Market street. 81 70
Clcck-
F. IS1rAxA AUCTION Co.-Thzs day. JsnCary
Is. Furliture, a. 1857 Market s.. AZ i o'c-ocA-
BIZ sULLTvAS & DoTLE-This day January %.
ECrseS Bugzies, etc, a. 50 B-z-rzn street. AZ -
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AMI sEblENTs.

Emmy EArEz--s'Ths Old Homestead"
Co-r,rsr. : EEA1Ez-. Kerry Cow.
sroYosCo-s -HoUsE--Laad Of the Md
EhG SuL
srr.zAz THEArEz.-' ChIspa-'
T7v5Lr CFEzA House Jack aud re Bean
stslz
-EiEh-Class Vaudeville.
people, PALACE.-Maharars Refined Minstrels
MECEANICs' PAvILIoS-ProL Gleason
he CzCCEs AND SEArrSs RrSE-Daly 81
EsiEEz street one block eas5 q The PsrE
-CTEo BAEEs-Ba5hf1g and performances
PACIFIC Z CAST JOCKEY CLrR--Races to-day.
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Both Arms Were Broken.

A. Heidsteek. whose calling IS that Of wash.
ing windows about the City, fell from his lad
der yesterday az 10 Suffer street. The uufor-
tunate man was cared for a. the Receiving
Hospital, where II was found that both MS
arms were fractured.
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DR. yoorsanper,s Lecture.

Divine services this evening st the Temple
Emanuel commence at 40. DR.. Voorssnger
will lecture on the following subject, Dead
Men Tell No Tales" The community is cor
6faITT invited 10 attend
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PetroIeum 10 California.

Next Monday w L. Wells Of the State Mining
Bureau VIII deliver a lecture before the
Academy Of Sciences upon the Petroleum
FIELDS OF Sou hern California"
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Trunks Mored Is Cents.

Commercial Transfer Company, 43 Suffer st
Tel. main 40. Furniture moved reasonsbIy.s
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COSMOPOLITAN CHURCH,


Sermon The Religion Of Humanity
A Substitute for Theology"
Doors open Sunday evening. is O'Clock. Rev.
HAROLD B0LCE, Pastor. sittings free.
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I; Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X Hoffman. Mr..
anu ana Mrs. K DeIbach. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillins
Or. and Mrs. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs An.
uIeWS' Mr. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs Fliecken-
stem, Mrs. Rudolph Schifman Mrs. Osborne
Miss Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. D, r Heyenar
FFlzes were won by Mrs. Titcomb Mrs. Krei-
gee, Mr. Allen Krieger. Mr. FarweU Mr. +
Hevener and Paul Hevener.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club met Non
Gay at the Atlantic Congregational church
tapers We're read by Mrs. F. w Nortbrup.
MISS Carrie Krieger and Miss Kendall sang.
MISS Nichman playing accompaniment.
Mr.. and Miss Freeman of Bates avenue
VIII entertain the Pioneer EUchre club Tues
day evening
The Jolly Score Clnch club met Saturday
evening with Miss Grace Studerman, of Fifth
street.
Mrs r. E. McCleary chaperoned a sleigh
ing party to Minneapolis Friday evening.
st. Agnes Guild of St. Peters Church met
Thursday evening with Mrs Eddy
Miss Hall. Of Hoffman avenue. will enter
tain at dancing Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Redell, of Chicago. was the
guest of Bluff friends last week
Ladies' Guild Of St. Peters Church met
tuesday with Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith
Mr.. Anderson. of Conway street, entertain
ed friends Wednesday evening
Mrs. r. E. McCleary was the guest Of HAM
line friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims and family left last
week for California
Gilbert Henry and Gebhart Bohn left last
week for Shattuck.
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NORTH ST. PAUL.

The Ladies' Cinch club gave their last and
most successful! party Thursdax' afternoon at
the home of w. NJ. Stone. First prizes were
won by Mrs. Goodell and Mrs Pearson. sec
ond prizes by Mrs. ]. Luger Jr and Mrs R.
Vosburg; third prizes by Mrs Beary ard
Mrs. c. H. Bouren; foot prizes by Mrs r.,
M. Stone and Mrs o. A. Sleeper
The Ladies' Cinch club gave a progressive
cinch party at the home Of C. Il. RoEren on
last Saturday evening in honor of Mr.. Ron
ren,s thirty-eighth birthday. Prizes were won
by Mr.. Pearson and Mrs. j. W. Herrick. font
prizes by e. Gates and Mrs o. A. Sleeper.
The M. w. Of A. entertainment ana hail
last Tuesday evening was the affair IF tbi
season, about 100 couples taking part in The
ball. Ft - - '
W. D. GooGen left last week 10 accent a
position with the Ann Arbor Organ COMPANY
at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Lyman Paine. w. CuIlum and DR.. E. H.
Whitcomb of st. Paul. were callers here dur
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Fisher, OF St. Paul. spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Stone at
Lakeview.
Anton Endel ana Miss Francis King were
married at st. Peters Catholic church last
Monday
Miss Mamie McCoo! and Miss Annie Olson.
Of st. Paul, were callers in town during the
week.
A. Getschmann. Of Boyceville, Wis, was
renewing old acquaintance in town this
week.
Mrs. C. H. Wiley Is home after several
days visit in st. Paul with her daughter.
Mrs. j. Haverkost. of st. Paul, was in town
on Thursday
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AMONG THE CLUBS.

Mrs. Theodore s. F. Hayes, president of the
Lincoln Euchre club. entertained the club
Wednesday afternoon at her residence on
Lincoln avenue. Prizes were awarded to
and Mrs. You'd. The club will meet We'd
nesday, Jan. 81 with Mrs. Atkins, $50 Burr
street.
The Qui vi vi Social club was entertained
nesday evening Miss L. Drummer and I'd.
Enquist carried off head prizes, while the
consolation prizes were awarded to Miss A:
Wall and Tom Davis. Miss n. Luger, of
Minneapolis will next entertain.
Monday evening last the st. Paul White
house was the scene of very pleasant dane
ing party and OYSTER supper, given by the
MInnehaha Skating club, which was largely
attended by members and their friends. Mon
day evening the club will have skating
party at the Broadway rink.
The members of the Silver Spoon Cinch
club were pleasantly entertained Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Boink, Of Reaney street. Spoons were won
by DR.. Bail and Mrs. e. Mcfarland, A NJ
Bevier ard W. S. Prdeaux.
The Mistletoe Cinch club was entertained
last Wednesday evening by Miss Mamie Wat
son, Of Dayton avenue. The prizes were won
by Miss Eta Davern and Mr. O'Halloran
Miss Margaret Donohue and w J. Shanahan
The 'KoOtenai club Of Merriam Park will
held dance at Woodruff's hall Saturday
evening, Jan. %. card of sixteen numbers
will be danced to the St. Anthony Hill or
chestras music.
Invitations are out for the second informal
dancing party, to be given by the Twentieth
Century club at Litt's hall, Thursday even
ing the 2Sth inst. The Twin City Mandolin
club will play.
The Young Mems Cinch club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Frank Braden,
Of Pleasant avenue Prizes were won by
Messrs Mailer and Mccullough.
The Kootenai club. Of Merriam Park. viii
hold a dance at AVoodruff's hall Saturday
evening, Jan. %. A card of sixteen numbers
will be danced.
The Broadway club will give their first skat-
Ing party Tuesday night supper will be
given at the Portland, after which dancing
Will be in order.
Lodge Melinik, No. 161. C. S. P. s.. will
gre a masquerade ball Saturday evening az
G. s. P. s. hail, Western avenue and Vest
Seventh street
The Cheqeogman Dancing club have cards
OUT Tor their second hop, which will occur
Tuesday evening, Jan. 20, in Oxford hall
Mrs Charles E. Pierce will entertain tho
audubon Euchre club next Tuesday afternoon
soF home. 760 Riyeryiew avenue.
1lc Kangaroo club met at the home of
MIS- d. II. Judson. of Dayton avenue
Wednesday evening
The Standard club will give euchre nor+,
at their club rooms, Eighth street and Jack
son, Thursday night.
Constellation chapter, o. E. s., will give q
social hop at Masonic Temple "Wednesday
evening, Jan. 20.
The Chegeog1nan dancing club will give
their second dance Tuesday evening IAN oe
III oxford hail. ~
The Shawondasee club will give fits second
dancing party at Lifts hall Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 20
Miss Maxnc Watson, of Dayton avenue. en-
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AT 10 Cents Yard-Worth up to
so cents.
A mixed lot of Warp Printed Taffe-
tas, "a arp Printed midas, Plain,
Light and Dark ColOred China Silks.
At 20 Cents Yard Worth up to
$1.00 a yard
Changeable Striped Taffetas, White
India Silks, Black Indias, Colcred
Crystal Silks.
At 80 Cents a Yard-Worth up to
$1.25 yard
Rust1ing Black Taffetas, Change
able Taffetas, Black Brocade Satins,
Black Striped Satins, Novelty Fa-
come Silks, Warp Printed Taffeta
Silks.
At 40 Cents a Yard Worth up to
$50 a yard
Black and White Checked Tafetas
Wide, Heavy Black India Silks
Evening Shades in Taffeta Brocades
Novelty Plaid Taffetas- Black
Crystal Si1ks-Co1ored Crystal Silks
-Changeab1e Taffeta Silks-Wide
White Habutai Silks-24-inch White,
Pink, Light Blue, Yellow and Nile
Satin Duchesse-Warp Printed Tai
fetas-Hair Line Taffetas Black
Peau de Sole Black Rustling Taffetas
Black Brocade Taffetas.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The Ladies' Friday Afternoon literary met
Friday with Mrs. c. A. Dunn, and Mrs: Todd
was elected president; Mrs. Irwin, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Stone was reelected secretary
and treasurer
The regular meeting of the Women's club
held in the first part of the week elected
Mrs Kennard president; Mrs. Bruell, vice
president, and Mrs. Bailey secretary and
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Merrill entertained in the
fore part of the week MeSsrs. and Mesdames
Brace, Cannon, Clark. Bruce, Wellington and
Cruet.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega-
tlonal Church Will hold their January social
at the home of Mrs Stevenson, of Marvel
street
The Mothers club met Tuesday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. e. C. Hall for discussion over
an article in one of the January magazines
The Ladies' Aid Society of Methodist
Church met at the home of Mrs. c. NJ. Cam
non, on Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs Gaines, of the State Agricul-
tural school have returned from visit to
Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Elberle entertained
the Saturday Night club al the home Of W.
w. Clark.
Ex-Gov. McGill is so rapidly improving that
ne VIII soon leave for Pennsylvania
Mrs. Q. II. Cannon has just returned from
short visit to Cedar Rapids, To-
M s II liam Glib on entertain ed few friend
last Friday evening"
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cakes entertained the
Park Euchre club at their home, on Rondo
street, last Wednesday evening. Prizes were
awarded to Mesdames Loux, Kertzson and
Messrs. Hedges and Saunders. Refreshments
were daintily served.
The ladies of the Reading Room and Liter
airy association held meeting on Thursday
to make further plans for the reading room
Arrangements were also made to hold prom
enade of nations some time during the month
OF February.
The Neghborhood Bible class met Wednes-
day evening in the parlors of the Presbyter-
ian church. On next Wednesday DR.. Paul
Egbert, of st. Paul. will give a talk on
The Devotional Uses Of the Psalms. =
The Crusaders of st. Mark gave a card party
in their hall last Tuesday evening. The prizes
were won by Miss Mae Robert and Mr.. Joseph
Feely, Miss Jane Davern and Mr.. Miller
On Wednesday night a party Of young
people very pleasantly surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Barwise The evening was very pleas
antly spent in dancing.
George Ellis has returned to Detroit, Mich.
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A large number of Park young people in
uloed in slaigh ride MednesdaN night

A large number of Park young people in
dulged in a sleigh ride Wednesday night.
Mrs. ]. D. Taylor, accompanied by Miss
Moore, left on Wednesday last for a short
trip in the southern part of the state.
George Williamson gave an oyster supper to
his Sunday school class on Thursday evening
at his home, on Dayton avenue.
Reese Griffith very pleasantly entertained
a party Of young people at his home on Car
roll street Friday evening.
The ladies of Trinity NJ. e. church will
serve 'Phunny IT, at he residence Of j. G.
Barwise tomorrow evening.
The pupils of Miss Hunter gave a very sue
cessful musicale on Friday evening at the
home of E. NJ. Northrup.
The Daughters of the King will meet on
Monday at p. m. with Miss Bernice Cham
berlain.
Miss Florence Waller gave a sleigh ride
party to a number of her friends Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Alice Alder entertained to dinner on
Thursday number OF ladies from Mime
apolis.
Mrs. j. D. Phillips of Merose called on
friends in the Park during the week.
Miss Julia Brown gave a tea party Friday
afternoon to a few of her friends.
The annual meeting of the Olivet church
was held Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Burrill are visiting
relatives in Atlanta, Ca
The ladies' guild will meet Friday with
Mrs. Burlck
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Division No. g. Daughters of Erin, auxiliary
A. o. H., will give a concert and hop at Cen
trail hail. Sixth and Seventh streets, Tuesday
evening. A very fine musical programme has
been arranged, some of the best local talent
participating. Seibert's orchestra will furnish
the dance music. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all friends Of Division No. 8.
The ladies Of st. Clements parish have ar
ranged to give reception and sociable in the
guild hall next Thursday evening for the pur-
pose of affording all the members Of the con-
gregation an opportunity of meeting the vicar
and becoming better acquainted with one an
other. Light refreshments will be served and
a musical and literary programme rendered.
A dancing party will be given at the Albion
Monday evening by George Gilbert Whitney
and Miss Louise X. Whitney. for which one
hundred or more invitations have been is
sued.
Invitations are out for the second informal
dancing party, to be given by the Twentieth
Century club. at Lifts hall, Thursday even
ing, the 28th inst.
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HAMLINE.

A large number of the young people of First
N. E. church in st. Paul enjoyed sleigh
ride Friday evening. The party were in
vited to a sociable at the home of Mrs. Boyer,
on Minnehaha street.
Miss Marie Funk and Mr.. F.. E. Sherwood
of Los Angeles, CAL, will be married on
Wednesday, JAN 20, at the home of the bride S
aunt in Los Angeles.
The Christian Endeavor Society of Knox
Presbyterian Church will give an entertain
ment in the town hall on the 18th of this
month.
The Hamline w. c. T. U. win hold par
Tor meeting on next Thursday JAM 81 at
the home of Mrs. Wright, on Minnehaha
Street.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church will give New Eng
land supper at the town hall on Friday, Jan
Mrs. E. 0. Parks, oil Fargo, N. D.. visited
Mrs NJ. L. Beavens, If North Hamline, dur
Mrs. Holly entertained Mrs. Parks. Mrs.
Kenworthy and Mrs. Fleming. of Minneapolis,
on Tuesday. 81
The Ladies' Aid Society of Knox Church
met on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Miss Gertie Gillett Of Little Falls. was the
guest of F. P. Ryder the first of the week.
Miss Anna Cation was called to Nashua
To-, on account Of Illness Of her brother.
Mrs. Brandruff. of Mankato, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Holly
Mrs. w. H. Ransonie entertained friends
from St. Anthony Park on Friday.
Miss Anna Curry entertained her sister
Rebecca Curry, of Farmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk entertained II. Z. Young
of Lake City, on Tuesday.
G. II. Warner entertained friends from ST
Paul on Thursday evening.
The mothers meeting was held with Mrs.
Moody Wednesday.
Mrs. w. T. Bell has as her guest Mrs. NJ
Fl. Sealey, of Duluth.
NJ
ter with Mrs. Haley.
Mrs. ]. ]. Caldwell has returned from a
short trip in Iowa.
Warren Douglass, of Spring Valley, has re-
turned to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hazard are back from
st. Croix Falls.
Rev. r. N. Aveson, Of Clinton Avenue
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MERELY MENTIONED.

Misses Louise and Cora Thomas of Grand
Rapids, Mich, and Miss Bertha Foster. of
River Falls, Wis, are guests OF Mrs. Robert
McClary, of East Fourth street.
Mrs. B. M. Gardner, who has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Hall, at the
Colonial, will return home Friday.
Mrs. Howard Morris, who has been guest
of Mrs. Robertson, Of Nina avenue, has re-
turned to Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Plough, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Clark and Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. HoXsie
have gone to Duluth.
Mrs. BatcheIder who has been visiting
Mrs. w H. Neal, of Portland avenue has
returned to Boston.
Miss Rohr, who has been visiting Miss
Flower, of Ashland avenue, has returned to
Madison, Wis.
Miss Hicks. of MINNEAPOLIS, is spending
the week with Mrs. j. W. Nattrass, of Gill
man Terrace.
Mrs. Rudolph Weyerhaeuser of Cloquet, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Lindeke.
Miss Lowey, of Brainerd who has been a
guest of Mrs. G. S. Fernald, has returned
home.
Mrs. Cuppen. of Fergus Falls, is being en-
tertained by Mrs. Lanpher, of Dayton ave
nue..
Miss Galloway, of Mexico. will be the
guest of Mrs. Eugene Towle, of the Hawatha
flats.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Fagley, Of Holly ave-
nue., will leave Sunday evening for New York.
Mrs. R. A. Lanpher, of Dayton avenue
is entertaining friends from Fergus Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Thurston, Of Port
land avenue, have returned from the East.
Mrs. G. N. Balestier of New York, is the
guest of Mrs Culver, of the Mar borough.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Mooney, Of Altoona, Wis,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mordaunt.
Miss Frederick Somers. of st. Adams
street, is visiting friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. w. F. Purdy, of Holly avenue Is en-
tertaining friends from Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Lyons and Miss WEIGH, of Dayton ave-
nue. have returned from Henderson.
James Hubbell, of Laurel avenue left to-
Gay on three weeks Western trip.
Mrs. w. H. Newman of Summit avenue
will return from Chicago tomorrow.
c. B. Thurston left last evening for Flor
ida, where he will pass the winter
Mrs: Timothy Foley, Of Summit avenue, re-
turned from st. Cloud yesterday.
A. H. Perkins, of Chicago, is the guest of
W. L. Perkins, of Arundel street.
Mrs. Murray, of Saltwater is the guest of
Mrs. SunSon, of Summit avenue.
The Misses Hill, of Summit avenue, will
leave soon for a European trip.
Mrs. G. E. Lennon of the Virginia will
leave shortly for the East.
Sydney Warner of College avenue has re-
turned to Shattuck school.
Miss Constans, OF Summit avenue will re-
turn from Fargo tomorrow
Mrs William a. Rodecker has returned
from West Superior, Wis.
Miss Meta Reiners has returned home
from Henderson, Mimi.
Mrs. D. S. Elliott, of Arundel street, has
returned from Sioux City
Mrs. c. H. Johnston, of Crocus hill, left
last evening for Florida.
Miss Sanborn, of Virginia avenue, has re-
turned from Duluth.
Mrs: R. A. Lanpher is entertaining friends
from Fergus Falls. Tx
Mrs. Walter G. Brundage will On IN Des.
Moines next week -
VIII Murphy, OF Portland avenue has. gone
to New York. ~,
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EmbrOiderieS and Wash LaCeS.

Our second Importation of Embroideres ar
rVea and Will be display Monday morning This shipment
comprises the grandest line Of
Hfass Linen Embroderies Silk and Linen Coored
r 7' tn.ot Linen Canvas, Chiffon Batiste,
an with materials to exquisite patterns
ansook Jaconet and Dmity Embroidees in complete
Our Special Sale of Embroderies and Wash Laces will
pc continued this week. with additional
The Sc Oc i5c, 2Oc Csc $50 and SOC lines are worth
DOUBLE Bands lnsertngs, Beadings and AOvers
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the guest of Mrs. W. w. Lewis, of Burr
street.
f. Miss Emily Smith, of Howard Lake, is the
guest of Mrs. F. B. Curtis, of Case street.
Miss Hart of Burr street. entertained
Wednesday evening at dancing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill, of Burr street,
entertained at dinner Monday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson, of Otsego street,
has returned from Manchester 10.
Mrs. NJ. D. Kelly of Collins street, has re-
turned from Duluth
B. R. Chester, 6f Magnolia street. has gone
to Seattle, WASH
Mrs. J. R. Mason, of Cook street, is in
t Hillsboro, N. D.,
Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Beech street, is in
Madison, Wis
Rev.. A. Knudson, of Sims street, is in
Forest City.
%. J.. Ausbunb, of Sims street, is in New
York.
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Methodist church, will preach in the unfver-
I ~ Gnapel this morning. The subject Will
Stone City. -' Dis
Miss Fanny Hoyt has returned to school in
Mortified. ~ III
Miss Eva Haldeman is entertaining Grace
Holloway. "00
Sunday. Gil" on
Mrs J. E. Jones has returned to Detroit.
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aI(EjQ(SlPQQ('

tertained the Mistletoe Cinch club WEDNESDAY
evening.
The Interurban club met at WoodruH haI
Friday evening. The evening was spent III
dancing.
The Albion club will give the second OF ts
series of dances at Lifts hall Wednesday
JAM q. ,.,
social hop will be given at the Wor Glnsa1
club.
The Central Social club will give It's neAs
hon Thursday evening Feb. 4, at the oHloro
hall. 80. -.
donning nartv AT Oxford hall the 2Sth inst.
The Ninnehaha Social club will give mas
ouerade bail Feb. at Twin City hail.
The Pleasant Avenue club VIII meet VII"
Mrs. Godfrey, of Pleasant avenue
The Ivy Leaf Dancing club VIII give auo'ief
social hop Feb at Oxford hall