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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-27
c. e. BOARD MAN
Real Estate Agent.
Room No. 1 Spreckels Block.

Room No. l Spreckels Block.
Has for rent first class house; has
a good sea view; plenty of fresh air,
and good drainage.
One cottage, pleasantly located, for
rent.
For Sale-Four Lots, 75x100, con-
veniently located, one block from the
tram cars. Good air and excellent
drainage. A healthy place; planted
with fruit trees.
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FOR SALE.

Three pieces of land containing ten
acres, situated in Kanaio Honuaula,
Maui. Apply to
LAM YUM,
Steward Steamer w. G. Hall.
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NOTICE.

1 desire to inform the public that
! have arranged accommodations for
them at Remond Grove.
j. w. CHAPMAN.
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ladies interested in missionary work are
cordially irvited to attend
St Andrews society will celebrate Burns
birthday Tuesday evening, at Central hall,
Sixth and Seventh streets. The concert will
be opened with a selection of Scotch airs by
the ST. Anthony Hill orchestra. Dancing will
be INDUCED in later in the evening The la
dies OF the society will serve refreshments
during the festivities.
The Manhattan Pleasure club will give q
dance in Hedmans hall Feb. 10. The COM
mittee of arrangement is compo ed OF Messrs.
Charles Kelly, ]. T: Gallagher, D. L. Hart
nett and Bert Valid.
Mrs. Fnnery Sprague of Selby avenue, will
give a Saltwater tea Monday afternoon from
3 to o'clock. The guests will include only
saltwater people and former residents of the
prison city.
The next cotillion of the German club will
be given at Elks hall Friday evening. Music
for the event will be furnished by the Third
infantry band, of Fort Smelling.
A progressive euchre and basket social will
be given by the young ladies of St Vincent's
church in Columbia hall, Virginia avenue
and Blair street, Tuesday evening.
The Rice Street Literary club will give an
entertainment and social Wednesday even
ing in Twin City hall, Rice street and Uni
versity avenue.
The Chegeogman Dancing club will give
its fifth party at Oxford hall Tuesday even
ing. Jan. Is.
St Joseph's Ladies' T. A. society will give
a card party tomorrow evening in Twin City
nall Members and friends are invited to
attend.
A meeting of the Ramsey County W. c. T.
U. will be held in the parlor Of St. Paul Com
mons, Saturday at p. m.
Mrs. F. H. Campbell, of 500 Monroe palce,
will entertain the Ladies' Afternoon Euchre
club Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Haisley, of Summit avenue, will
entertain club Of Minneapolis young people
at cards Tuesday evening
Miss NJ. D. Kelley, of Collins street, will
give a euchre Monday afternoon for Mrs. w.
P Guile, of Chicago.
The Crocus Hill club will hold their semi
monthly dancing party at the club house next
Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles w. Koehler, of Portland ave-
nue., has issued invitations for an afternoon
coffee Tuesday.
Merriam Park council, Royal Arcanum, will
dance at Woodruff's hall next Saturday even
ing.
Mrs, A. c. Briggs, of Paramount avenue,
will give card party Tuesday, Feb. /.
Nathan Hale chapter, D. A. R., meets Tues
day with the regent, Mrs. McWiliams.
The Algonquins will hold their next as
sembly at Lifts hall Friday evening.
Invitations have been issued for a ball to
be given at Fort Smelling Feb. q
Mrs. Robert A. Wheaton, of Dayton ave-
nue., entertains Tuesday at cards.
st, Paul chapter, D. A. r., meets Tuesday
in Dayton Avenue church parlors.
valentine party will be given at the
Crocus Hill club house Feb. IA.
The Albion club will dance at Lifts hall
Thursday evening.
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G entertained at luncheon Saturday for Mrs.
Mrs w. II. S. Wright, Of Portland avenue,
ison, Wis. u 'i''d
Mrs. R. W. Matthews, Of Holly avenue, en-
son. ''0 ONiOSi =
Mrs A. B. Plough, Of Paramount avenue.
ing e'eH-
Mrs Thad c. Jones entertained at o'clock
tea Wednesday for Mrs. Fitch, of Indiana.
an Mrss J. b. Tarbox gave a luncheon yester-
DAY for Miss Andrews, of Cleveland.
Mrs. Robert RantouI entertained at tea
tuesday for Mrs Benson, Of England
Mrs. MRS: J: s. Mackey, of Fairmount avenue,
gave card party Thursday evening.
Miss Katherine Harrington entertained at
cinch Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian De Coster Of Summit avenue
gave luncheon Friday. ~
miss, Miss Grace Doran entertained at luncheon
Miss Jessie Reynolds. entertained MONDAY,
for Miss Elzinger -'i'--o'''
Mrs. Thad C. Jones entertained at euchre
last evening ~ oo---o
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twenty-frst birthday a year ago, and
during the last year has been reading
literature which awakened her desire
for pioneer life, and, few weeks ago,
with her father and Miss Mamie E.
Geary, another st. Paul girl, she made
the trip north and selected her claim.
Miss Geary will also take up a claim.
The claim Miss White has selected is
ten miles north of the head of the Mis-
sissippi, in the vicinity of six large
lakes, having a frontage of nearly a
mile on one beautiful sheet of water
large enough for sailing a good-sized
boat, and well stocked with fish. 1t is
on the proposed line of the Brainerd
q Northern railroad The hunting IN
the vicinity is excellent, and the claim
is heavily wooded with pine. Ten
acres will be cleared, and a good-sized
log house erected, which Miss White
will have furnished and made comfort
able, one room having an enormous
fireplace. The house will be finished off
more complete than the ordinary set
tiers home, and there will be room
enough for the entertainment of guests
in the summer. In fact, Miss White
intends to have a lively house party
with her most Of the time The ground
will be ready for cultivation by spring,
and the young women intend taking
with them horses. COW, dogs, chickens
and ducks. Also a sail boat a canoe
and rifles, Of all Of which Miss White
knows the uses of thoroughly. The
claim is reached by the way of Brain
erd to Walker by rail, then by dog team.
or canoe across Leech lake twenty-five
miles, and thence overland ten miles
by horse and wagon.
Miss White graduated from the
Moorhead high school six years ago.
She was a student at ST. Mary's hall
two years. and from there went to New
York and attended two years at Mrs.
Reeds school. Two years ago she
graduated from Mt. Vernon She is
an accomplished elocutiOnist, an ex-
cellent shot, and can handle a canoe
like an Indian. She also manages a
sail boat with more intelligence than
the average young woman displays in
her maneuvers with the same. She has
been a resident of St Paul for four
years, and has won a warm place for
herself in social circles where her ex-
pertinent Will be watched with no small
interest.
The engagement of Miss Bradshaw.
of Indianapolis to David Wallace. of
ST. Paul, has been announced. Miss
Bradshaw is visiting Mrs. Wallace. of
Floral street, and several pretty teas
and dancing parties have been given in
compliment to her since her arrival
The enga cement of Miss Josephine
Dyee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam ]. Dyee, to Robert H. Johnston, Of
New York, has been announced.
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1 noon: The hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Cavanagh, Miss Cavanagh, Mrs
3. F. Ellison, Mrs. Haydn S. Cole, Miss
won by Mrs. Brigham Bliss, Mrs. j. B. Baird,
Mrs Mrs: A j. Douglass Jr., and Mrs. John F.
stevens. The guests were: Mesdames Haydn
3; Cole, +. j. Haynes, ]. F. Stevens, B. F.
Ellison, Westenheimer John Woodhead
valentine, P. j.. Schaub, s. C. Cook, A. K
Wits kraye R6iId F. BBarrqgh. r; S
Baker, Reuben White J. j. Porter, Middle
ton, Craig, A. E. Mccartney, NJ. F. Patterson
Burnett, Val Rothschild' H w GnrfoD n 2
W. Griggs, j. q. Markham and Kendrick
of Fort Logan
Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan, of The Argyle
gave an informal reception from 8 to s
Wednesday for her friend. Miss Luella Beck.
OF Browns Valley, .Minn. The rooms were
prettiiy decorated with palms and cut flowers
ana delightful musical programme was rem
dered by Messrs. Tague, Harries, Mccarthy
Hammerly and Hopkins.
.o, me members re- Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
society OF the university, were entertained
Monday afternoon at the Hotel Metropolitan,
by Miss Grace Barker, and in the evening
the young ladies attended the dancing party
club in Minneapolis.
Maj: and Mrs. William Tuck chaperoned
party Of St. Paul young people Wednesday
on visit to Minneapolis, where they com
posed box party at the Metropolitan theater.
Lney were guests of Byron Douglas, leading
man In the Secret Service company.
entertained twelve table euchre party Mon
day evening. The prizes were won by Mrs.
=. NJ. Crosby, Mrs. G. E. Stone, Miss wilson.
H. T. Black. c. E. Stone and Charles Schune-
man.
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, of Summit avenue.
entertained ladies at duplicate whist Wednes-
day afternoon. Assisting the hostess We're
Mrs. Clark Dalrymple Mrs. H. F. Stevens
and Miss Carpenter.
Mrs: j. H. Sanders, of the Ashland, gave
g. card party Tuesday afternoon. She was
assisted by Mrs Bird, Mrs Becker. Mrs.
Thomas B. Scott, Miss Gillian and Miss
Meader.
Mrs. Theodore L. Schurmeier, of Crocus
nil, gave luncheon Thursday in honor of
Miss Paul. of La Crosse. and Miss Hewitt,
of Red Wing. wv
Mrs. A. B. Stickney, of Summit avenue
gave dancing party Friday evening for Miss
Jean Stickney AMI Miss Florence G. Allen.
Mrs. A. W. Ritzinger, of Paramount ave-
une, gave dancing party Monday evening
for Miss Bradshaw, Of Indianapolis
Mrs. NJ. V. Hawkins and Mrs. William
Wider. OF Holly avenue, entertained at
euehre Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Clark, of Dayton avenue, enter
tanned at euchre Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
w. P. Guile. OF Chicago.
Mrs. George D. Young, of Summit avenue.
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The club will next meet at the home of Mrs.
j. Finlan, Of Reaney street.
The Capital City Cycle club will give a
dance at Cambridge hall Wednesday evening.
The committee of arrangements is composed
of Messrs. M. G. Cook, l.. Schnittger, G. w.
Slocum, G. Schnittger, William Anthem,
F'N''l- N"~ie larry NIuldoon, H. Carmichael
and G. Michaud.
The ladies of Garfield W. r. G. gave a re-
ception for their past president Mrs. Ade-
laide Jenkins, at Post hall, Friday afternoon
About fifty were present. A paper was read
by Mrs. Anna Keeler and an address by Mrs
Jenkins who soon leaves for an extended
visit in the East.
me Franklin branch of the Public School
union will meet in the school on Monday at
7:45 o'clock. DR.. Y. N. Conley will deliver an
address on 1.-THE Influence of Surroundings
on Character" and a few choice musical Sc
lections will be given.
Mrs. Charles Hanft, of la East Isabel
street, entertained the Pioneer Euchre club
AIT. Mrs. Schneider, Mrs Kendall and Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. Ramberg will entertain the club
on the list Of February.
The Mothers Club of Lower Town will
meet in the Hawthorne school Wednesday at
3:45 o'clock. DR.. Y. N. Conley will give an
address on "The Obligation of Parents to
Children and Children to Parents
Mrs. l. Good. ZIG Hoffman avenue enter
tanned the why Not" Cinch club Saturday
evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Atkins.
Miss Good and Mrs Wright, Mr.. Mortimore'
Mr.. Good and Mr.. Fontaine
An exhibition Of Gibson pictures will be
given at the home of Rev. and Mrs John
Pringle on Ramsey street on the evening of
Feb. by the Y. P. S. 9. E. of Goodrich Az
enue Presbyterian Church.
The Kootenai club gave a large dancing
party at Woodruff's hall, Merriam Park last
evening. Besides the members of the club,
there were many friends in attendance from
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
The members of Bethany CONGREGATIONAL
church will give a social Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. David Kribs, SO Isabel
street. Ice cream and cake will be served
and there will be musical and literary
programme.
The Bon Ami club gave its first ball of the
season at Lifts hall Wednesday evening
About one hundred couples were in attend
ance. The floor was under the MANAGEMENT
of Clark Henderer.
The Lincoln Euchre club met with Mrs
Roy, of Fremont street, Wednesday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mesdames You'd, FIoody.
Spell and Fontaine
The Kinder Symphony orchestra, under the
direction of Miss Nellie Hope was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. E. R. Emerson
Thursday evening.
Constellation Chapter No. Is. O. E. s.. gives
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Personal.

Miss Lucia Beck, a former St. Paul girl
now residing at Browns Valley is the guest
of Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan.
In month she sails for Europe
Judge and Mrs C. E. FIandrau return from
the East next month
Ryan, are East. '--e
Mrs. GO0dkind, of Nelson avenue, is home
from the East. ''-i0
Mrs NJ. E. Montague has sailed for Ma
Miss Finch leaves this week for the South
Mt and Mrs. Jesse A. Gregg are East
Miss Mary O'Brien. of Saltwater. Is visit
ing Mrs. James Mcclure, OF Dayton avenue.
Mrs. L. H. Gerlick and son. of OsceoIa
WIS. who have been visiting Mrs. e. NJ
Drew OF Edmund street, have returned home
70 Mrs s n. NJ. Dean, of Twelfth street LETT
last week Tor Colorado, and expects to sDand
some time in Denver and Boulder CITY
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Seaman have gone 70
Detroit. Mich, for a short visit. ~
Mrs. Richard Leason, of Buffalo Mimi
man avenue. u 10 non
Mrs s. Bisenius. of 1874 Goodhue street 10
Faribault. u''uSHIers OF
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SOCIAL FORECAST.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lodges No. 81 and No. 800, and Ladies' So
ciety No. 81 will give a union ball at Hotel
Ryan, Monday evening. special train will
run from Minneapolis to accommodate large
delegation that will come over to attend the
ball. Prof. Stollwerk will entertain the guests
IN pariors with piano selections. The pro-
sramme contains twenty-siX numbers and is
very pretty and original in design The fol-
lowing are the committees: Arrangements,
Fred Smith, F. E. Davidson Ed. Welsh D.
y. Kuhn, 7. F. Dugan, John Kallabal, Mrs.
+. r.. Davidson, Mrs. A. K. Bonar, Mrs Sam
uel Sandberg; master of ceremonies Fred
Smith; floor, ]. F. Driscoll, chairman; w. T.
Maher, w F. Gladson, L. J. Bauer, ]. B.
helley, samuel Sandberg, James Clancy, F.
R. O'Donnell, Gus Kasenow, w. H Wallace,
John Reichert, w. Dyckman; reception, j. B.
Piper, Ed. Anderson A K Bonar. L. g.
Murphy, W. NJ. Churchill, E. c. Muller,
James Murphy, L. Knipps, Mrs. ]. F. Dris-
coll, Mrs. L. D. Bower, Mrs. T. Murray, Mrs
j. L. Flood.
Miss Clara Louise Thompson of Chinook,
fame, has made a new departure this season
and is now lecturing with remarkable sue
cess upon the Klondike and Alaskan gold
nelds. Monday evening, Jan. 81, she will de-
liver her new illustrated lecture at Odd Fell
lows hall, under the auspices of the SONS of
st. George. The lecture is accompanied by
more than a hundred splendid stereontioon
views OF the Chilkoot and Skaguay trails and
mining scenes on Bonanza and Eldorado
creeks OF the Klondike river. Many of these
were photographed for Miss Thompson's es-
pecial use, and her lecture, besides affordinp
full scope for the exercise of her dramatic
powers, gives faithful picture of the pres
ent condition of things on the Klondike, and
is full of valuable information for the in
tending prospector
Fifty couples from Chicago and large
number from Milwaukee are coming to the
nrst annual reception and ball of the ST.
faui commercial Telegraphers, to be given
In their new ball room 3S6-392 Wabasha
street Friday evening. Feb. IL The commit
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one of its enjoyable twelve o'clock social
hops" at Masonic Temple Wednesday evening
Music will be by the Twin City Mandolin
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Doolittle, of Goodrich
avenue, entertain the members of the Ideal
Euchre club and their friends Monday even
ing.
The Marshall Avenue Euehre club will
meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Brawley, on Dayton avenue
The Harmony club will play euchre Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. William
Run, on Lincoln avenue.
The Avon Cinch club will meet next
Wednesday evening with Mrs. McLaughIan
of DAYTON avenue.
The Crusoe Cinch club meets Friday even
ols at the Newport.
The St Paul Missionary union will hold
an all-day meeting Tuesday at the Atlantic
congregational church.
Company E. of Merriam Park, gives an in
formal dancing party, following the usual
drill, Monday night
The Oronhyatepha Ctnch club meets Wednes
day with Mrs. W. c. Montgomery, Of West
Ninth street.
The D. D. D. club will meet Friday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Lowering, Of Iglehart
street.
The Washington History club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. E. C. Stringer, of Ashland
avenue.
day with Mrs. Manderlich, Of Minnehaha
street.
The Epworth League of Central Park M. E.
Church gives an art exhibit Tuesday even
ing.
A musicale will be given Feb. at the
nome OF Mrs. Thomas Hambly, on the West
side.
Miss Hallberg, of Arundel street, will enter
tain the Young Peoples, club Monday even
ing.
The o. NJ. club will be entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Miss Lusk, of DAYTON avenue.
The women Of st. Joseph's parish give q
card party Monday evening in Twin City hall.
Mrs; M. F. Patterson will entertain the
fortn1ghtly C1nch club Tuesday evening.
The Sons Of Veterans gave a very success
ful ball at Oxford hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. r. G. Gooding will entertain the Fair
mount Euchre club Friday evening
A group of West ST. Paul boys Is planning
party in Lifts hall Feb. T.
The Aristomona club gives nary in
Brack's hall Feb. 4.
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a GLANCE BACKWARD.

A surprise was rendered Mr. and Mrs. 7 N
Mounts, 1872 Goodrich avenue, Manchester
Park, Monday evening. Those participating:
Mr. and Mrs. Mayhusen, Mr.. and Mrs
SS Sen it, Mr.; and Mrs. Leslie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre, Mr.. and
Mrs. Qutnlan, Mr.. and Mrs Mckee. Mr.. and
MRS. Seixas, Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood Mr.,
ana Mrs. O'Connell, Mr.. and Mrs Quinn.
MI and Mrs. John DowdIe, of Goodrich
avenue, were pleasantly surprised Wednes-
gay evening by a number OF their friends
cara playing was the chief amusement
Prlzes We're awarded Miss Lou Fisher M
NICHOLSON, head prize, j. Fahey and Mrs
+; H. Dowdle; lone hand prize Miss NJ
Shaughnessy and George Haag, gents foot
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Carr of North
W ash1ngton street, celebrated their eleventh
anniversary Thursday evening" Progressive
euchre was INDUCED in until II O'Clock
altef which lunch was served followed nv
dancing, until a late hour. There were present
about thirty. 4'
Miss Minnie Hanft was rendered SIR
prise Sunday afternoon and evening and an
Informan musical was enjoyed by the guests
Participating in the programme were MrS
e. Raun. Miss Carrie Debach, Miss Iindata
and Edward Cline. -1ii1ueAe
Miss Josie Hopewood, of the Marlowe pava
a farewell party Friday evening for Miss
Marie Mtsz who Is TO leave shortly for Tbi
cago. Music was furnished by a string orches-
ira and after seres of amusing games there
were refreshments 'e
Mr.. and Mrs Fetter entertained the Fill
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st. Paul will soon lose one of its pop
ular society girls, and the loss will come
about in a somewhat romantic way.
Miss CecyI E. White, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A A White, Of Summit ave-
nue., will leave in the spring for the
head Of the Mississippi river, where
she has recently taken up a homestead
claim. and where she intends remain
ing for some years to come. Miss
White was born in Brainerd, Mimi,
and formed. when a child, a warm at
tachment for the wild and new coun-
try in the northern part of Minnesota,
and has always expressed to her father
the desire to take up a claim in that
part of the state, so soon as she should
come Of age. Miss White passed her
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Howe, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Ramberg, entertained the
Whit White Flyer Cycle club at their home, 438
Stryker avenue, Wednesday evening Cards
and music were the features of the even
ing, and an enjoyable time was had. Those
present We're: ]. E. Lindeburg president:
A. G. Berg, secretary; NJ. L. Gotham, treas
urer; P. D. Nef, captain; c. N. Waliow.
lieutenant; Miss G. Young, A. NJ. Gotham
Miss NJ. McOhll, A. W. HencheI, Miss G.
Granda, NJ A. Neair, Miss A. Arorah Mr.
Neff, Mr.. and Mrs. Berg Miss D. Lang. Miss
STALL 1--'S
The Women's Park association will meet
Wednesday, Jam. 26, in the CONGREGATIONAL
e 63perh on MIS- F. PicbaGd will read
and Miss Mary NJ. Cheney will give a sketch
of Augustus st. Gaudens. Definite arrange
ments will be made in regard to the pro
gra graz m OF the Monument association to be
held In the assembly room of the capitol St
Paul, Feb. u. The members of the Women 3
Park association have this meeting In charge
ana lntena ha YIN the programme appropriate
Wednesday afternoon are Mines E. H, Burg
hardt, Tfsdale, Dooley and Usher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider were rendered q
surprise by their friends Wednesday evening
Progressive euchre was INDUCED in until Il
O'Clock, after which lunch was served Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Peters. Mr.
and Mrs. Ramberg, Mr.. and Mrs LANCE Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hanft, Mr.. and Mrs Vo1i.
mer, the Misses LANCE, and Mr.. Miller and
Mr.. Vollmer Jr. I'M
The Woman's Aid Society of the Goodrich
Avenue Presbyterian Church held business
meeting Thursday afternoon. Preparations
were made for tea to be given early next
month. The Home Missionary society of fine
church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
church. Mrs. Nelson will have charge of the
programme.
new society. st. Margaret's guild, was
organized last week at st. Johns Episcopal
church The society is composed of young
women, and will meet every Monday to work
for the poor. The officers are Miss Emma
Undertake, president, and Miss Margaret
Myers, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. ]. L. Kleinfeiter entertained The
Twickenham CiDch club with cards and
lunch The head prizes were won by Mrs.
Montgomery and Mr.. Bellows, and consola
ton prizes by Miss Morriss and Mr.. Pierson.
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more Avenue Cinch club last Thursday even
ing. Prizes were won by Mrs. NOLAN. Miss
Iallermer, Mr.. NOLAN and Mr.. Huntsman.
Mrs. William Leonhart, of Clinton avenue
gave large card and dancing party last
evening, entertaining about fifty as a SURPRISE
for her husband whose birthday it was.
number Of the young friends of Master
Harry smith gave very enjoyable surprise
Io[ MIN at the nome of his parents, 6j5 Ran.
dolph street, Friday evening
Mrs P. zumbach. of Summit avenue. gave
a kaffeklatsd Tuesday. Covers were laid for
granlme was entoyed PiO-
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tee arrangements cosists of E. S. Fitch,
chairman; H. Kemper, E. W. Harding, w. L..
Cullen, J. C. Wood, E. A. Doran, A. Black.
F. NJ. Van Valkenberg, c. Correll, G. G.
Graves, S. B. McMichael, F. R. Bunnell, R.
w. Cornell, w. L. Alfred, ]. E. Speth, J..
Black, E. w. Mumford and B. F. Wright.
Miss Bishop, of Summit avenue, will enter
tain at euchre Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Bishop will be assisted by Mrs. William w.
Bishop Mrs. Howard Lancaster and Mrs.
William H. Kane Miss Bishop will enter
tain at cards on Thursday evening. The la
dies Of the company are members Of the
Bishop will be assisted by Mrs. William
Bishop Mrs. George Hurd and Mrs. Eugene
Forrest
The quarterly meeting of the Woman s
Home and Foreign Missionary society will be
held at the Atlantic Congregational church
Tuesday at IL O'Clock. The ladies of the
church will serve lunch. A fine programme
has been prepared by the committee. All
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WHILE WAITING CHEIRo
Society WIZ De ItA Honors to Mon.
Cola

80 The he Count de Hamong (Cheiro). who was
W NJ nave leetured In the Peoples church last
MS Illness and will be in St Paul the e lapiI
part OF next week. In the meantime ny
d drlena' Mr.. de Cola. from Bombay, India is
here has followed in the wake Of the oo LEY
greater cities they have visited in Their .-as,
els els, ana q has extended toward the young men
awaiting his friend. Mrs Jasper Tarho u len,
a reception in his honor Tuesday afternso oonA