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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-15

MISS Fuller, of Omaha. Miss Fuller will open
studio in this city in the early fall Music
was given during the evening by Miss Alcott,
who gave two vocal solos, and Miss Hope 8
Ladies' orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy D. Godfrey gave a sail
ing party on their yacht at White Bear lake
Wednesday evening. Those present were Mr.,
and Mrs. Hoag, Mr.. and Mrs. Newhart, Mr..
and Mrs. Whittmore, Mr.. and Mrs Leonardo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kost.
A sailing party was given Tuesday evening
at White Bear lake by Homer Clark for Miss
Nan Newell of Philadelphia. The party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. William Begg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Trevor McClurg.
Mrs. J. W. White gave children's party
Wednesday afternoon for her daughter Rubie
Mrs. White assisted by Mrs. Edgerton
Mrs. George, Miss Hawley Miss Badly and
Miss Smith,
An Informal party was given Tuesday even
ing by the Misses Jennie and Clara Verify.
who were assisted by Miss Pearl Halliday
OF White Bear, and Miss Cora Bohn, of Min
netonka.
A fagot party was given Monday evening
for Claude Fuller. of Pepin, Wis. About
twenty young people were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Merrill gave a. musicale
at their home on Cambridge avenue for Mr..
Grotecloss, of New York who is the guest of
Mrs. Morgan, of st. Adams street
A very dainty luncheon was given Thursday
by Miss Towle, of Lincoln avenue for Miss
Birch, of Baltimore. The decorations were
sweet peas and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Merrill gave a dinner
Tuesday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Buch-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-15

Hill, black silk, applique lace; Mrs Galusha,
red silk with trimmings of cream lace; Mrs
Gu1teau, black grenadne over black silk:
Mrs. Boardman. black crepe Miss Wood, drab
silk with lavender trimmings. About two
hundred people called during the evening.
Mrs d. c. Martin and Mrs. Elmer E. Foss
entertained thursday afternoon at the home
or Mrs Martin, on Bayless avenue The
rooms were prettily decorated with profu-
SION OF FERNS. sweet peas, nasturtums and corn
movers Miss Sheldon. of Chicago, sister
CT the hostesses. assisted. About sixty women
were present among whom were Mrs. J. j.
Merrill, Mrs; John Stone. Mrs A. R. McGill
MRS J. L. Hacker. Mrs. F. NJ. Bailey, Mrs
:. =: Brace: Mrs. Isaac Cheney, Mrs. Henry
G. Blake. Mrs. William Wyman, Mrs. D. A.
Cudworth. Mrs. S. B. Green.
~ a v sailing party was given, Friday evening
camp for Messrs. N. ]. Wi,gus, R. B. Bout
We well and and G. Y. Hall, who left last evening
for Kansas City, Mo-. Supper was served at
among those present were Mrs. Kanouse
Ms Ms: KIIb9urn, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, the
Miss Misses Halliday, Kanouse, Verify, Johnson,
Messrs Wigus, Boutwell, Hail Mckinley,
Kilbourn, Hutchinson, McElroy Fowler Bret
dert and Bacon.
The Misses Bessie and Mamie Mahan en-
tertained at buffet luncheon Friday for
Miss Frick, of Wooster, o. Covers were laid
for Miss Hackney, of Kansas City: Miss Doug
las, OF Fargo; Miss Jack, of Boston; Miss
Mathews, Of Scranton, Pa, and the Misses
Maude and Alice Borup Caroline Saunders,
Emily Stickney, Marion Allen, Marion Lam
ppher, Cherry Bacon, Grace Newson, Mary
Stees. Georgia Grant. Florence Messner, Julia
Rossum, Josephine Carr and Alice Wright
Mrs. j. E. McWiHiams, of Summit ave-
nue., entertained at euchre Thursday after
ilton Fl. Burrows, of Florida. Mrs McWiIl-
Jams received informally from to g. and
was assisted by Mrs. H. R. Brill, Mrs F. E.
ElGe, Mrs w. H. Newman and Mrs. James
s. Bryant. The parlors and dining room were
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world the memories of many "a day like
this" will cling. While Unere is always
a prosy side to camping out, there is
so much of poetry, and the social inter-
course when the members of the party
are congenial is conducive to the es-
Establishment of firm friendships and fire.
quently to friendships" which later on
will materialize into events which as
sist that indispensable adjunct of civ
ilization, the society column.
The drowsy languor of midsummer
has no material depressing effect upon
the younger set, the college undergrad
yates, of both sexes, are not allowing
their summer vacation 10 pass away
without tangible results and, although
no engagements are announced as yet,
the trend Of affairs Is quite apparent.
The first play Of the season at the
Grand Opera house will be given on
Aug. 20 by the ST. Paul talent. The
opera house has been entirely renoyat-
go. The Young Peoples Society of the
St James Episcopal church promise
one Of the best amatuer performances
mat can be given. The music will be
furnished by DAMS orchestra. The
drama, "A Tale Of Two Christmas
Ewes" is an English play in two acts
and VIII De given under the direction,
OF Frank Bannochie, who was origin
ally member of the Aberdeen Dram
attic company of Aberdeen, Scotland
and also member of the Keene and
ElmpaH dramatic society. The follow
5ng are the characters:
Harry Manverg "a young farmer and
proprietor Of Holly Bough farm)--
1.,.,, - ,r Henry Bryant
hleIipi] .--..-..............R. Cotton
Ben Dicks ian old soldier ......A. Arriyee
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WHITE BEAR LAKE.

At the Williams House-Miss Blanche King
harry Morganstern, F. W. Hurry and wife
1nomas 5McMurray; Miss G. King, Alma
a mf'H Wife crank ROCHESTER chester George
WOOD a: X Day and A. w. Rose, of St
Paul Miss Nichols, W. F. Adamcourt F a
Ganheld, L; ]. Miller, Miss Marguerite Leigh
Miss E.: Plummer, E. warner S. A. AIMS,
worth, Louis Perry and Miss MN. Elliott
OF Minneapolis; w. H. Brown, of rndianan
Gus; w. X. RAINING, of Superior and S r
10. - ILL.,
one Of the most brilliant events of the week,
was the parade of the yacht club last Tues
cay evening. The boats were beautifully dec
GRATED with lanterns and colored lights which
made a fairylike scene to those witnessina
1t, and a very enjoyable time to those aboard
me me yachts .t After the parade the members Of
t me cup ana their friends were royalty enter
tanned at hop given in Ramaley's pavilion
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor gave Saline
party to twelve of their friends, DR.. and Mrs
Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. Dampier, MIR. and
MIS- MI, Mlt hT Mr.; and Mrs. George Doran
MISS White, last Thursday evening, The
bop. "''ehueo the
Miss Miss Vera Kost of White Bear beach, ell
1 re, tdlned bicycle party from ST. Paul last
thursday. The party consisted of Miss Edna
walker Frances Gault Elizabeth Reed Cora
bramb-ett, Vera Pinch and Maud RothschiId
1 Mohb Me 9S George Gault, Bert Walker and
MRS. Brambiett and Mrs. Gaut.
Mrs. George Davis and daughter Anna gave
a delightful dancing party last Monday even
ing TO celebrate the birthday anniversary of
MeiVa Wi!gus, who left for Kansas City Sat
urday night.
camp Johakika gave a farewell sailing
party Friday evening to their three members,
holland Boutwell,, Guy Hall and Melva VIII
gus, who left last night for Kansas City.
Mrs. w. W. Leonard, Mrs. T. Kerker of
Minneapolis, and Miss McCourtney, of Daven-
port, To-, were entertained last Wednesday at
the Kost cottage, White Bear beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Beach, of Muscatine, To-.
and Miss Nellie KOCH Of Palmyra, Mo-, are
visiting Mrs. F. E, Brownell in the Goodrich
cottage, Shady lane.
Mrs. Sarah J. Taylor Mrs. L. T. Lawton,
Master Harry Lawton. all of St. Paul, spent
Wednesday at the Taylor cottage, Lake Shore.
Mrs. Brant and Mrs. Boustead entertained
a number of friends from the Twin Cities
at Were Here" cottage last Friday
Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney and DR..
and Mrs. Arnold visited at the Taylor cot
tage during the week.
P. c. Lutz and son, Robert and Mr. and
Mrs. E. c. Ives spent Sunday at the johnson
cottage.
Bertram P. Edy is in Winnipeg, Man., the
guest of Arrow A. Watson, formerly of St
Paul.
Mrs. Parnell and daughter, of St. Paul, are
spending few days at cottage No 6, Shady
lane.
Mr.. and Mrs Kelley and family and the
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IN CHURCH, LODGE AND CLUB.

A social will be given by st. Paul Chapte,
No. a. Order of the Eastern Star, at the resi-
dence of Col. E. H. Milham 1916 St. An
thony avenue, near Smelling next Thursday
evening, to which all members of the order
and their friends are. cordially invited. An
entertaining programme has been arranged
and all attendingHares assured of spending
most enjoyable evening,
Mrs John w. tilbey, of ST. Peter street
will entertain thesmembers of the Como Di.
vision No. 9S, Ladies "A xiliary to the Order
of Railway Condactors, Wednesday after.
noon from to 81
A social will besgisen Tuesday evening al
the home of Miss I4ottie Ryan by the YOUNG
Peoples Society OF the Central Park M E.
Church.
The social announced to be given Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Christie
TIA Armstrong avenue, has been postponed
A lawn social will be given Saturday even
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Misses Hallowell, of St. Paul, are at Ramaley
villa.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Bryant and Mr.. and
MIS- Herzog made a tour of the Dalles last
week
Roy Kilborn gave sailing party Monday
afternoon to number OF White Bear friends.
Mrs. j. p. Elmer has returned from the
East and is in her Dellweod home again.
! MISS FERN Shelton entertained a number Of
ner friends at cottage No. 6, Shady lane
The lake people congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
D j. Gottschamer on the birth of a son.
: Dr.. and Mrs. Crary, of Red Wing who have
Deen at the lake, are at the coast.
Mrs. WALLACE of Pittsburg. is the guest of
MRS. Frank Shepherd on the island.
Mrs William Ellsworth and daughter. Ber-
enlce spent Friday at the Oaks
Miss Beatrice Constans entertained Miss
veronica NJ Ebert the past week.
Miss Elinor Taylor entertained number of
fer little friends last Thursday
j. B. Tarbox, of the island. entertained DIR.
and Mrs VIII on this week
MIS-, George schroeder is the guest of her
nieces, the Misses Verify.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Barrows visited Mr. and
MRS. A Ovitt this week.
Miss Jessie Lawrence is the guest of Miss
NicnlS at Bald Eagle.
Mrs. Ed Campbell of Cleveland. O. is at
the Brownell cottage.
Mrs Robert Hare and daughter have ra
turned to st. Paul.
Mrs. Walker is the guest of Mrs. Cun,rincs
at the Chatcdugay
Misses Amery and Picard visited the john
sons at the Oaks.
Mrs De Roeher, of Chicago, is the guest of
Mrs. j. NJ. King.
Ned G. Culver gave a sailing marty Tburs
day evening.
Mrs. G.: Rogers and daughter have returned
to the city. N
Miss Matte Every is visiting friends in St.
Paul. " -"
Mrs. Timer is visiting friends at Shady
Miss May Bend is visiting Miss Elsie NicoIs
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man, of Minneapolis. and Miss Margaret Read,
OF Fond du Lac. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Hoagland gave a din
hef MONDAY evening for Mrs. M. F. Copper.
Philadelphia.
Or. and Mrs. r. II. Orion and Mr.. and
Mrs O'Reilly gave dinner of eighteen COW
ers last evening for Carl Guthers, OF Wash
lngton. ID. G.
a party of young people chaperoned by
mrs Gessler and Prof and Mrs. Colville
TOOK the river trip to Tay1or's Falls Wednes-
day.
Mrs. McCausland and Mrs. DR.. Goodrich
gave luncheon Thursday at the Elsinore
York.
party OF st. Paul young people Thursday
evening at their country home, Lake Forest
Miss Florence Hart, of Lincoln avenue, gave
an informal euchre party Wednesday after
noon for Miss Birch. of Baltimore.
Mrs c. E. Birch, of Ashland avenue, gave
an informal luncheon Wednesday for Lieut..
ana Mrs. Russell, ofZWest Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. McKenney entertained at
uihner friday evening for Judge and Mrs.
). W. Stroeble, of Miles City, Mont.
Miss Bessie Warner gave a bicycle party
thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Tenn
pie ehaperoned the party.
Mrs. H. DAZZLE was surprised Wednesday
afternoon at her home ON Margaret street by
number of her friends.
William Jefferson was surprised Tuesday
| evening at his home on Rondo street by
about fifty of his friends.
Mrs; j, H: Murphy. Jackson street, enter
tanned at dinner Thursday for Mrs. Mans
| Held, OF New York city.
MISS Helen Warner, of the Albion, enter
tanned the members Of the Fudge club Tues
day morning at euchre.
Mrs. R. F. Ball, of Portland avenue, gave
bicycle party Tuesday evening for the Misses
| sutton, of Milwaukee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. McCardy entertained at
| oinner wednesday evening for Carl GutherZ,
of Washington D. c.
Mis-, Miss Hannah Bassford gave a bicycle party
| Wednesday evening for her guest, Miss Cas-
| we'll. of Chicago
Mrs. j: j. Parker gave luncheon Thurs
| day at her summer home at Lake Mime
! tonka.
sailing party was given Tuesday evening
| club.
The Twin City Mandolin club gave con-
| cert at Alexandria Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor gave a dinner
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DOENGS OF CUPID.

TIE wedding of Miss Winifred Egan and
Peter Mcdonald took place Wednesday morn
ing at st. Jesephs church. Rev. Father Lee
performed the ceremony, assisted by Father
Campbell. Miss Katherine Egan was maid
of honor and P. Kelly best man. The bride
white silk and carried Bride roses. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdonald left ON the evening train
for the East.
The wedding of Miss Susie B. Everett and
c. Daniel Riser took place Wednesday at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs Frank
Cove, of Lincoln avenue. Rev. H. A. Riser
and DR.. G. w. Davis officiated. Miss Clara
M. Everett, of Lowell, Mass, was bridesmaid
and G. A. Riser best man. The couple left
on the evening train for Duluth.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Adler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Adler, and Carl Schal-
linger, of Hutchinson, Mimi, will take place
Tuesday evening. Aug. "a at the home oil
the bride, Cos Dayton avenue.
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ehaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mueller Of
HaWthorne avenue, and included Misses Hen
orlcKs, Marie Mueller and Lillian Leitheold
anu Messrs: oliver Nolan, Alonzo Brennan
Lawrence McDonough and Eddie Mueller.
from White Bear e'Ni neu
The Misses Comnick left Tbursd.v for
Hutchinson, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bowlbv returned vos+ar
day from the East.
Mrs. e. E. Woodman and Miss woodmon
have gone East.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Cunningham left ves+ar
day for Pittsburg.
Mrs. Eleona Menu has returned from, Ool,
camp Long lake.
Miss Ryan. Of Winninee is +bo ,,,,o.. 80
MRS. Bert Wood.
Mss Olive DooIittle returns tbiS yoa1,
from California WON
Mr.. and Mrs Walter HoImas bove. -ot,,u,5
from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Rrown loft ,.os+ord,.
Tor Wisconsin.
Mr. a1a Mrs. A. G. Rr;eos bor. -o.,,r,,7
from the East 'o ieN1Aeu
Miss May Douglas is tho euas+ If Mics r,,
ence MeSsner. i'i
Mrs. John Wright left Tuesday for +bo
Pacific coast. viz
Miss Genevieye Haas and Mis-, RIarob, rr11o
for the East II N7ii9J
Miss Emma Timberlal,a bos rot.z =
Milwaukee. - iot
Miss Elsie Kalman of Nilv.,,1-oo ,.,,,.
home today! 1e'Ui ilS
Superior. ''- "esI
eo MIS- 1,o F. E. Rice. of Summit avenue, has
Miss Greve. of Summit avenue. has eona r.
Chicago. '' sone "
Miss May Bend leaves Monday for 1.ol,o
Osakis. io1 Luke
MI Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seiger are in New
n. Miss Lena Wilson has returned from Du-
sin. N ~ "tSCoh-
Mrs. F. W. Faber has gone to Prior lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway are in Anoka,
Mrs. Charles E. Smith is in Duluth.
MISS Marion Keller is in Chicago.
Miss Belle Holly is in Manl1atn
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decorated with clusters of sweet peas and

decorated with clusters of sweet peas and
mignonette.
Miss Elsie Nicols entertained at tea Thurs
day at hel home at White Bear lake for her
guest, Miss Bates of Chicago. Miss Hickcox,
of Milwaukee; Miss Mcclure, of Chicago; Miss
Douglas, of Fargo, and the Misses Julia Ros-
sum, Maud and Alice Borup, Leila Finch. Ma
bel Horn, Bessie Mahan, May Bend, Florence
Messner and Josephine Carr were among
those present.
A bicycle party was given Tuesday evening
by Miss Cooper of Ashland avenue, for Miss
Young. Of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Fuller were chaperones. Those hidden were
the Misses Goddard. Hare, Denegre, Richard
son. Jet, Lyons, Halbert and Messrs. Nc
Cloud, Charles Jett, Lea, White, Jet, Batten,
Denegre Badly, Milligan.
Miss Elsie Nicols gave a tally-ho party
last evening. DR.. and Mrs. Goodrich chaper-
oned the party. Thos present were Miss Carr,
Miss Maude Borup, Miss Georgia Grant, Miss
May Bend, Miss Bates, Miss Nicols and
Messrs. Henry Ames, w. Undertake. Robert
McCloud, Paul Weed, George Langford and
Meredith Bend.
Mrs. H. Il. Merrick gave an informal party
at her home Tuesday evening for her sister,
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EVENTS OF LAST WEEK.

reception was given for Rev. and Mrs
T. j. Jackson, of Long Island, Thursday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wood of Nina
avenue. Mrs. John Quincy Adams, Mrs
Richard Washington. Mrs. N. P. Langford
and Mrs. R. B. Galusha presided in the
Miss Sargent, Miss Chittenden, Miss McKib-
ben, Miss Galusha and Miss Wood. Mrs. John
c. Hill and Mrs. Abbott served punch in the
were Mrs. A. G Brisbine Mrs. r. r. Smith.
Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Edger-
ton. American Beauties and sweet peas dec
GRATED the reception room. The library was
decorated with clusters of pink lilies and
pink sweet peas, while the dining room was
in white and green, with white sweet peas,
maiden hair ferns and smilaX. The archways
connecting the rooms were draped with as
paragus vine. Some of the gowns worn were:
Mrs. Jackson, cream applique lace over pale
green silk; Mrs. Wood, black silk with trim
white silk with white chiffon; Mrs. Langford
black silk with vest of pink chiffon; Mrs.
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Tuesday at White Bear lake for Miss White,
of Faribaut.
Miss Hannah Bassford gave tally-ho party
Friday evening for her guest, Miss Casweli,
Of Chicago.
Mrs ]. p Hoffman. of Ashland avenue.
gave luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. Chase, of
Tacoma.
Miss Hale, of Ashland avenue, entertained
at luncheon Friday for Miss Young, of Balti-
more.
club Friday evening at her home on Laurel
avenue -
Miss Catherine Abbott, of Dayton avenue.
entertained the w. M. P. G. Wednesday,
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ing on the Kelly lawn, on Maria avenue, by
the women of the Sacred Heart church
The Mothers Club of Como will have a
basket picnic at Lake Como Thursday after
noon. All mothers are cordially invited.
The Hamlne Prohibition club will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of F. E. Ma
graw, 1914 Van Buren, street.
Division Nc. 8, D. of E., will give their
first annual outing at White Bear lake, Tues
day, Aug. "a.
Division No. 3, Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H.,
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening.
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MAHTOMEDI.

Mr., Norquist and Miss Burnett. Mr.. Eus-
Preston, Mss AA Mcmillan lam BMf iss Ax MT;
ana Misses Baker were guests of Miss Tu-
pie duHing the week.
This Misses Dampier gave a ebay ride on
frlQay evening. About thirty enjoyed a ride
10 saltwater and return. Light refreshments
were served at "Idylwild."
IN; the Ladies' Euchre club met with Mrs.
hllnkerfuSse on Tuesday. Prizes were won
| Oy MIS-. Turnbull and Mrs. Dampier
Mr. and Mrs E. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
w T,,,1 W nnltacre were guests of Mr.. and MTs.
WllIlam Dampier on Sunday.
our club was entertained at Fern dell.
Prizes were won by Miss Murray and Mrs
w. j. Murray. D
Miss Nunan. Miss Morris. Mr.. Torerce and
Mr.. Stevenson visited Miss butcher last
Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Larke and daughter
tage. ~
Mrs Turnbull and Mrs Ghoram gave
euchre OF ten tables Monday evening
Edgar n. Easton left Thursday for Canada
where nc will spend few weeks.
The Misses Winters, of Buffalo, are guests
OF Mrs. I. NJ. Trip.
hay Armstrong gave a delightful sailing
party Friday evening.
T Mr.. Ringwald and Mr.. KIuckhoIn, visited
friends on Thursday.
Miss Eta Anderson is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Cimcock
Mr.. Forsalle, of Fergus Falls, was a guest
at Saints Rest"
Mrs, Waterous is entertaining Mrs. Mccall
Tough, of Canada.
Ed Bryant and ". u Wilson were guests
at Daisy DELL" e"N'''
A corn roast was given in the store We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.; and Mrs. George Tapley have returned
Miss Else is entertaining Miss Dean and
Frank Dufrense gaze a sailing party russ-
day evening. P"'
Saltwater. e""' Ho4"
rh The he sewing circle met at 'Idylwlld" on
evening
cottage. '''0 WA '''S
Mr.. Council entertained friends Saturday
evening.
Miss Bird HARRISON is visiting Miss Buchanan,
Mr. and Mrs. e. Ferry are on the grounds.
Mrs. Dittman was guest at "Woodbne"
j. Wampler called on friends Thursday.
Paul Johnson has returned to St. Paul
Mrs. Davis is a guest of Mrs. BraZille
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cldlS l>pQQ('

Toby Topples (the village tinker)-
Frank Bannochie
Rob Wright Ian aged rustic).
Sam Slap Ia peasant ....... Karl F. Dreher
Mary Manners (the farmers wife,
Miss Ada E. Hoyt
Sukey Servant at the farm and after
wards Mrs. Sukey Topples)-
Miss Annie E. Hicks
The farce Jacks Delight" will be
given under the direction of Mrs. D.
P. George. Mrs George is well known
in the Twin Cities as a teacher OF
Delsarte and is an elocutionist of high
order. The characters are:
Mr.. Holland Ia retired linen draper)-
Geo. F. Bryan
Titus This SOM ............. Karl r. Dreher
Joe Ia butler) ......................H. j. King
Mrs. Bridget Burk "a young widow
Peggy cher lady's maid Miss NJ. A. Sharood
Miss Florence ........... Miss B. M. Sharood
Euphemia Cher daughteD Miss L. Rischatsch
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OTEqE embsaa nsS H sti
will for HdY
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Half-Fare to Indianapolis aud nc-
turm.

August 18th and nth the Wircensin
Central Lines will sell round trip tick
cts st. Paul to Indianapolis and return
at one fare good returning until Sep
TENDER 18th. For particulars call at
City Tickat Office. No. 373 Robert
Street.
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"a DAY LIKE THIS"

" IT'S beautiful to live!
tbs esctasy.
The sun smiles clear,
The birds sing cheer,
And flowers appear;
IT'S ecstasy
A day like this
IT'S easy to forgive.
IT'S happiness
A day like this!
Sins reign is brief,
love brings relief.
There is no grief;
It's happiness
A day like this!
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Mskgs Orders--Out-of-tow orders
sWrtA always get the most pains
taking care and attention. Goods
always shipped same day instruc-
tions are received.
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Those who are away at some of the
Fake resorts or at some wild spot near
to natures heart can best enjoy the
above little poem. How the quiet,
calm, tranquil beauty and unchanging
truth of nature rests one, and to those
tired of the rounds of social life the
delightful informal camping out par
ties cannot fail to rest the physical
and mental strength, and this contact
with nature in her native garb will
undoubtedly increase the sympathy,
charity and love for fellowmen, and
upon their return to this work-a-day
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/ "A party of young people chaperoned by
1 MRS. Gessler and Prof. and Mrs. Colville
TOOK the river trip to Tay1or's Falls Wednes-
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DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Orion and Mr.. and
ers last evening for Carl Guthers, of Wash
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In the surf this lovely pair,
Equal pleasures gaily share
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man, Of Minneapolis, and Miss Margaret Read,
of Fond du Lac. wis.
Mr. and Mrs. A H. Hoagland gave a din
hef Monday evening for Mrs. M. F. Copper,
Philadelphia.