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amendment lost by vote of 81 10 H. The
original resolution was carried. Mr.. Whipple was
then brought the bar of the Senate and sworn IN
Senator Coggcshall presented a resolution. whlch
adopted, rc-electing the former clerks. door
keepers officers and clerks TO committees.
The usual committees of two were appointed 70
wait on the Governor and Assembly, respectively
and carry the Information that the Senate was IN
session and ready TO transact business. $3.50 -
Senator Ellsworth offered a resolution, when was
unanimously adopted, authorizing the appointment
OF a committee Of three 20 draft a resolution IN
memory OF Joseph Mun. the Senator from the
XXXVth District. who died during the recess.
Senators Ellsworth Elon Il. Brown and Cantor were
named I've committee.
The Senate then proceeded with routine business
Colonel Treadwell acting private secretary 10 me
Governor. presented the Governors message, when
subsequently read. 80 ,, .
await notice that the Assembly had convened. On
reconvening the Senate adjourned until s:5) p. m
Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
STATE TREASURER'S REPORT.
A BALANCE OF 81 2ss s4l 80 on HAND AT THE Be
GINNING OF THE NEW YEAR.

"A BALANCE OF s22s3.s4i so on HAND AT THE BE-
GINNING OF THE NEW YEAR.
Albany Jan. 5.-The annual report OF state Treas
,re- Addison b. Colvin transmitted 10 the Leg
,e,ature TODAY Il IS simply a statistical statement
with no recommendations. showing the condition OF
the State Treasury January J. 1895. and at tho
.rd OF the last fiscal year, which was September 3D.
During the fiscal year the total receipts were sS2-
s7s112Oe as compared with &o02s.S p during the
wear ending September 30 1896 The expenditures
were $50 1854 254 81 compared with s2s5O425 q ex-
pended during the preceding year. The balance IN
the State Treasury at the end OF the fiscal year was
s72i3.sO4 81. as compared with balance OF S'sSO'
046 az at the end OF the preceding fiscal year.
on January J. 1898. there was s22@,Sl 81 In tho
state Treasury as compared with &S7,G5& on
January ! 1881 The payments during the last three
months of the calendar year aggregated s5ss.6i g.
This is due 10 the fact that the appropriations made
nv the preceding Legislature take effect on october
+ The financial condition OF the State IS considered
most favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
MANHATTAN CLUB NOT LOSING GRoUNI

The officials Of the Manhattan Club are much
incensed at the rumor that the rapid growth OF
the Democratic Club is 10 be at the expense OF
the Manhattan Club. and that already trouble can
he seen ahead. An official Of the club said yes
terdav: THE Manhattan Club was never In better
shane than II is to-day New members are coming
I'm all the time The who are joining the
Democratic Club are doing so as a matter or
policy They are not leaving the Manhattan Club.
We will 20 right along. and the club VIII lose
none OF its influence in National politics. Mr..
Croker's members are not the class OF men that
come to the Manhattan Club. anyway; and th,.o
members OF the Manhattan Club who have joirid
the Democratic Club will not make that club thar
headquarters.
Jefferson NJ Levy who is member OF both
clubs although at present especially interested In
the Democratic Club. also denied yesterday that
tho Manhattan Club was losing ground II was
an exceedingly strong organization. he said ana
there seemed no to believe that 1t would
fan off in membership. Put he thought that some
of the non-proeressive members OF the Board OF
Governors would soon retire. and that the cluD
would in future take a more lively interest IN
politics thnn heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany Jan. 5-Governor Black to-day announced
the appointnent OF Severyn Pruyn Sharpe, Of
Kingston as County Judge OF Ulster County, 20 sue
coed Judge A. T. Clearwater. who has been appoint
ed 70 succeed Alton y. Parker as Justice OF the
Supreme Court.
Tho Governor to-day also appointed former As
semblyrnan Robert G. Scherer. OF this city, mis-
ceIlancous reporter IN place OF Francis b. Del
ahanty whose term OF office has expired.
Troy " Y, Jan 5.-Governor Black has appointed
ex-senator c. L. Macarthur. OF The Troy Budget. >
a delegate 10 represent the State in the National
FISHERY Congress. which VIII NEE, az Tampa. Fla
on January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
COTTON Mills REJOICING WAGES

North Bridge Mass. Jan. The RAY. ,onr an.
cotton Manufacturing Company. OF tn,s Wv o,her
rounccd to-day that In conjunction wiz" ~" 80, Of
cotton mills In the Blackstone 'ane' noratyes
n,,, "a nor cent in the wages OF tie op''a" .,n-
aoo" ,o made on January Il. The company ''
ploys six hundred hands. cu, down
w Woousocket r. l.. Jan. 6-No'ees OF e"s 70, in
.Ousorm with the recent reductions o. n ths
Woonsocket cotton mills were pos,. w.nt int o.
Hamlet Cotton Mills. Inc 'eN"~
feet ON Monday last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
TALK ABOUT JOHN c. sHEEHAN.

John C. Sheehnn has entirely recovered from his
illness and is about attending to business. He and
Mr. Croker have TO understanding. II Is
said and there will be no outward quarrel IL Is
generally believed that Mr.. Sheehan will quietly
withdraw from Tammany Hall nj the general meet
ing TO be held on January Il. When Mr.. Sheehan
visited Mr. Croker IT is said he told Mr.. Croker
he would not accept a reappolntment as chairman
OF the Finance Committee Mr.. Croker is said 10
have acquiesced IN the decision. Neither Mr.. Croker
nor Mr. Sheehan would talk about tho conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
BETTER PAY FOR BROOKLYN TEACHERS.

Albany Jan. 6.-Assemhlynan Frederick Schmid
has introduced a bill make the salaries OF the
school-teachers OF Brooklyn equal TO those OF the
teachers OF old New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
BROOEDALE STOCK FARM Not SOLD.

Red Bank ~ j.. Jan 3 (SpeclaD.-The report
that the Thompson stock farm at Brookdale had
been sold TO Richard Croker is untrue. James
Rave the trainer, to-day denied the rumor. but
supplemented the denial with the statement that
fhs farm was FOR sale TO any one who would pay
81
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BOY KILLED WHILE COASTfNG.

Nyack -. Y, Jan. 5-Augustus Burkert. 81
Haverstraw, seventeen years old. while coasting In
Fairnount-aye.. Havers;raw, last night crashed
into a large willow tree fracturing his skull He
was taken homo unconscious. and died this morn
ing,
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AUSTRALIAN CRICkETERS WIN.

Melbourne, Victoria Jan. BIN tho cricket match
between the Australians and the visiting English
eleven. which began on Monday. the latter followed
on to-day, in their second innings and were all out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
ANTIQUE OAK WARDRObtS'
double doors
5000.
As West 23rd Street

,,r 40 runs The Australians won by an ihn'"''
az" tn Australians In their first innings mnu e,nSs
runs ana the Englishmen In theH n.s, ;, ar Two
made $40 runs. or total OF 400 i"''S '''
innings.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Howe. of Burr street, en-
tertained part of the week Mrs. D. c. Will
cox, of Henderson.-Private George Wicker,
of the Third regiment, is the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. NJ. Wicker, of Clark street.
Mr. Joel Farnsworth and Miss Bessie FL
lott of Sheldon, 10, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A Farnsworth, Of Case street,
Miss Nora Lewison, the recent guest of Mss
e. Wicken, has returned to Hatfield, Mimi.
Mr.. George Bailey, of York street, spent
ing of the Literary Society of the Cleveland
High School will be held tomorrow evening
in the assembly room.-The Ladies Aid
Society of the Arlington Hills Presbyterian
Church entertained at the home OF Mrs.
]. NJ. Beard, on Magnolia street, Thursday
afternoon.-The Cleveland High School Ath-
letic association has elected the following Of
f1cers: President, John Grythman; vice pres
ident Adolph Voges; secretary and treas
urer, George Leonard-Mr. and Mrs. F. l..
Korth, of Lafayette avenue, entertained part
of the week Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sims and son
Walter, Of Oshkosh, and Mrs. Wakefield, of
Baldwin, Wis.-Mr. and Mrs. George Klink-
erfuss gave a musical Friday evening at
their home, sos Frances street. in honor OF
Albert Prefer, violinist Of Chicago Music
al selections were given by MISS Angenhe
MullaIy, Mrs. Wier, Mr.. Klinkerfuss, Mr.
Prefer recitation was given by Mss
Mary Manion, with violin accompaniment.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs: Wier, Mr.
and Mrs Battenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Mullay
Mrs Horgan, Mrs. E. A. Klinkerfuss, M-sses
Mary Manion, Julia Farrell, Angelina and
Agnes Mulaly Messrs Conner, Grady and
Preizer. a benefit dance will be given next
Thursday evening for Miss Sarah Thomas,
in ODD Fellows hall, corner East seventh
and Reany streets.-Miss Laura Cress, OF
park, is the guest Of Mrs. ]. W. Pfeiffer, OF
Rates
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09
DAYTONS BLUFF.

surprise party was given for J. ". LIE
May Friday evening for his birthday. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs.
William GUERNSEY Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.:
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Eubanks, Mr.. anq
Mrs. Drake. Mr.. and Mrs. Rotert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Beck and Miss Raeey.-Mrs. Hanson
Der Of her friends. Among those present
were: Mesdames Anthem, Iberg, Artz, Hor-.
man, Butbeh, schneiled Schmackey and
Erickson.-Mrs. Duler and Mrs. Mary Smith
are elected by the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the German M. E. Church
as delegates to the convention at Wlnona,
Oct 8.-Mrs. George Wichman has Issued
invitations for a euchre to be given In cele-
bration of her fifth wedding anniversary.
Ladies' guild Wednesday afternoon. Mrs:
Stowell entertained the Missionary Society OF
the Atlantic Congregational Church, Tuesday
afternoon.--Mrs. Henry Lutz entertained at
Miss Agnes Hoatson entertained few
friends at ;euchre Tuesday evening.--A
regular meeting Of st. Agnes guild was held
Thursday afternoon at Mr.. H, Eddys.-
The Capitol City Cycle club entertained in
rooms.-Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Koeneke have
gone to Chippewa Falls to attend the Ger
man Methodist conterenee.-Mrs Edward
Lincoln entertained the Idle Hour Cinch club
Tuesday aftern66i.Ezmrrss, George Hammond
has issued invitations for a feoeprso,1c ne1t
Tuesday evening at their residence, on Hon
man avenue--Mrs. o. D. Curtis enter
tanned the Aid Society Of the Bethesda Lodge
Thursday afterpoon.-Mrs. Mccall enter
tained at tea eunday.-Mrs. Edward Mo-
haupt expects to leave this week for Phila-
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consin.-Miss Mower, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Cannon, has returned to her
home in Iowa.-MiSs Anna Carleton is Wis
itng her grandmother in West SUPERIOR
The Missionary society Of the park held It's
annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon. The
following officers were elected for the coming
year: President, Mrs. Burghardt vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Hunter; secretary, Mrs. ]. T.
Stuart; treasurer, Miss Morrison - The
Junior Endeayor Society of the Congregational
Church held a reception Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Burghardt the retiring sliperin-
tendent.-Miss Ethel Bervens is visiting in
Glencoe, Mimi, are the guests Of Mr.. and " s.
Frank Smith.-Mrs. Cunningham. of Lang
ford avenue, has returned from Frdey. MINI.
w. NJ. Todd left for Chicago Saturday,
The Ladies Reading circle met on Friday at
the home Of Mrs. Todd.-The Young Pee
pies Christian Endeavor society wi give
social Friday evening-The young m n of
the Park gave a dance Saturday evening at
Churchill hall in honor OF their lady friends.
Mr.. Walter Cannon hes returned u FAR
Vard.-Mr. William Treu dill entertained st
Carrie Taylor, Max Buell., Clarence stuart
The following people were entertained at
Spring Park Saturday by Mrs. Woo'nough:
Mrs. Flagg, the Misses Cannon. Mrs. Burg
hardt, Miss Burghardt and Mr.. ard NJ 5.
w NJ. Todd.-Mr. Todd has returned from
a fishing trip I'm Annadsle.-Miss Whiten.
of South Bend, Ind. Is the gu st OF he- aunt,
Mrs. T. A. Cummings.-The Nj ses Foster,
of Fergus Falls, are stopping for few days
with Mrs. Ed chroeder.-Mr. and Mrs. Van
Tassen are visiting relatives in South s.
Maria have returned to their home In Sp. ing
Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES or ST. PAUL

by delightful trip up the Minnesota river
on their steamer the Frances. The party con-
sisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Osburg. MI. ana
Mrs. Divine, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Horst, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton and the Misses MuIliken,
Bennett. Janney and Schroeder and ii.
Schroeder
In addition to the regular social affairs at
the club house. the Laurel Cycle club viii
give series of select informal dancing
parties at Lifts hall during the winter season.
Fhe following dates have been selected: Hal
low'een. Oct, 81; Thanksgiving eve. Nov. %;
New Years eve. There will also be the
annual ball and one or two other parties, the
dates for which have not been decided upon.
The marriage of Miss Catherine b. Doyle
to DR.. Nathan L. Watson was solemnized on
Wednesday morning in st. Marks church.
Merriam Park. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Alice Doyle. and the groom
by his brother. Jno. o. Watson. Mr.. l. G..
Bruenner presided at the organ, and solos
were rendered by j. B. German, cousin
of the groom; also by Mrs. Bradley and Mrs
Clancy. The ushers were DR.. Chas. Dohm,
William DOYLE and G.. w. Lennon.
A wedding breakfast served at the
brides home. on Cleveland avenue, which was
attended by the relatives of the bride and
groom. A number of costly presents were
received Dr. and Mrs Watson took the
evening train and after Nov. 1 will be at
home TO their friends
A very pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Mazzie and John J. Feckey Friday evening
by their friends. The features Of the even
ing were music, singing and dancing. Among
those present were Misses Nell Whaley,
Vernie Il. Ringer, Blanche Par sh, Jennie Nc
Laughlin. Marie Mclaughlin, Cally Schim-
ansky, Cecil Fitzpatrick, Laura Mcintyre,
Alice Treedeau, Gertrude L2anen, Edith
Mcmahon, Emma Erren Mabel Boutwell, S.
McGovern, Messrs A. o. Schuwansky, Her
bert Porter, Edward Holmes William Holmes.
Paul Mcclellan. Chas. Heenan, Herman Err
rem, Louis Sligo, Albert Vervas. Mark Dali
gish, Joseph Maloney, John Murphy, Joseph
Westminster. James J. McManus. Music was
furnished by MIR. ONeil and Misses Mamie
Westminster, Nell Whaley, Vernie Ringer and
Blanche Parish.
Miss Minnie e. Selie, of Eau Claire Wis.
| formerly of this city. and Luther Nj. Harris.
of the Edison Electric Light and Power cem-
| pany, were married Wednesday.
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The Best Gloves Made

is spending a few weeks with friends in Chi
Cago.
Miss Haw, of Virginia, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. A. S. Morton, on Portland ave-
nue..
Mrs. Janney, Of Marshalltown, To-, is the
guest of Mrs. R. A. Lanpher, Of Dayton ave-
nue..
Mrs. Otto Reminder and her sister, Miss
Gussie Bremen, are visiting In Red Wing.
Miss Barteau, OF Pleasant avenue is visit
ing her brother at Langdon, N. D.
Mrs. Henry r. Curtis, of Summit avenue
has returned from the seaside.
Miss Pauline Sutmar and Louis Sutmar
left for Omaha last evening.
Fred w. Caldwell, of Omaha was in St.
Paul Thursday and Friday.
Miss Greve, of Summit avenue, is entertain
ing Miss Evans, Of Chicago.
Mrs. George w. Rice Of Beech street, is
visiting in Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Kalman, of Summit avenue has re-
turned from Mankato.
Miss Mary E. stees and Charles Stees are
visiting in Omaha
Mrs. ]. J. Hill, of Summit avenue, has gone
East,
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delphia.-Mrs. Ives, of Prescott, Wis, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Zollman.-Miss
Myena Mayhem, the recent guest of Mrs.
Brand, has returned to LIE Mars, Io.-Mrs.
Philip Cowans is entertaining Mr.. Taylor, Of
Portage La Prairie, Can.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Leeger have returned from Cincin-
nati.-Miss Malloy spent part Of the week
in Minneapolis A. Kahn, who has
been visiting Mrs. schufeton, returned to
Wisconsin.-Mrs. Bradley is entertaining
her brother and sister from California.-Mrs.
]. W. LIE May entertained at tea Saturday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. springer.-Mr.
and Mrs. Sallow, of Indianapolis, are visit
ing Mrs. Anthem. Mrs. William Guernsey
Of Hamline, visited friends on the bluff
Thursday Preston, Of California, is
visiting Mrs. Cowans-Miss Agnes Holl
entertained the Um Zoo Wee club Tues
day afternoon.-Mrs. j. Schwan, who has
been visiting Mrs. Campbell returned to
Austin Minn.-A special meeting of ST.
Agnes guild was held Tuesday evening in
the guild rooms.-Mr. and Mrs. Lochman
have returned from Cincinnati-Rev. and
Mrs. Deter has returned from Chicago
Mrs. j. w. Pfeifer, 365 Bates avenue, is en-
tertaining Miss Laura Goess, Of Chicago
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09
WEST ST. PAUL.

Miss May Latta. of George street, who has
been visiting in Illinois since June, returned
home last Week.-Mrs. Estelle Nicholson,
of Ohio street, has gone to Chiffon Wis.,
Mrs. Gould, Of Omaha, Neb., who has been
visiting Mrs. Robert Hare has returned
visiting her son. Judge o. B. Lewis, Of
Wfnsiow avenue.-The Ladies' Guild Of
Ascension Church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Harper. of West
r. Adam, of George street, left for Omaha
Saturday. Mrs. William Darby, of Ohio
]. Foley is back from Belle Plalne MINI.
Mrs. Souther, of BaraboO. Wis, is visit
ing her son. e. ]. Souther. for month
and half.-Mrs. H. Steven, of Livingstone
ing for Rev: G. ]. Collin and family, of New
London, and Rev. J. w. Lindgren and fam.
lily, Of Murdoch, Minn.--Anthony Yoerg, of
business trip to the Pacific coast.-M. P.
Hurley and Miss Alice Regain, two West side
young people, were married Tuesday morn
ing at St. Michael's church, by Rev. P.
O'Neil. They were attended by Thomas
Regain and Miss Agnes Bryne. Mr. and Mrs
Hurley left for Chicago and other Eastern
cities on two weeks VISIT. NJ. Haw-
thorne returned Monday from a business trip
to Du!uth-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Rodeck-
er, of Isabel street, have returned from a
several months visit at Chicago and Gin
cinnati.-Mrs. F. B. Doran entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening in compliment to Dr.
and Mrs. Whitney.-Mr. and Mrs a. Swan
son celebrated their tin wedding anniversary.
Covers were laid for thirty Suests.-Mrs.
A. L. Mertens has returned from New York
and is the guest of her mother, Mrs. D. H.
Mcclure Stephen Reynolds is back from
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Mr Hambly, of
Duluth, was the guest of his brothers, Rev.
Thomas Hambly, last week.-Miss Alice
Hawthorne, Of East Winifred street, left
mona normal schoo,-Miss Mabel Shaw, Of
Hall avenue, has returned from Moorhead
Minn.-Mrs. Walter Echlin is back from
have returned from a trip to Bcston.-Rev
and Mrs. w. w. Newell will entertain the
young people Of Bethany church Tuesday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Van Duzee will be at
home this winter at the residence of their
daughter, Mrs. Smith, Goodrich avenue. Col
and Mrs Charles A. Van Duzee will reside at
702 Marshall avenue.
Mrs. ]. c. Jaynes is in Newton, Mass. Her
nece, Miss Cornelia James, who accompanied
her, will be one of the graduates of Radcliffe,
Harvard annex, next June.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McNair and family
have returned from White Bear lake, and
are now at home at 499 Laurel avenue corner
Arundel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Morehous and fam
lily, formerly of St. Adams street, will reside
at Tenth avenue and Nineteenth street, Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Haskell, who have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs H. @. James,
have returned to their home in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs William Dampier and Miss
Dampier have returned from the lake and
are. at home at 235 Selby avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond du Puy have taken
apartments in the new building at Summit
avenue and Kent street.
The Misses Hubbard, of Waterville, N. Y,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Rice
of 729 Hague avenue.
Mrs. J. P. Hoffman, the Misses Hoffman,
and Harry Hoffman,, of Ashland ayenue'
have gone to Omaha,
Mrs. ]. G. McNair, Of st. Louis, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. g. McNair,
has rsturned home.
Miss Nellie Cunningham, Of Portland ave-
nue.. has returned from Buffalo and New
York city.
Miss Natalie Riser, of Chicago, is visit
ing her mother Mrs. John Riser, 65S Laurel
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell R. Dorr and family
have moved to their new home, 543 Oakland
avenue
Miss Rene Humbird, of Dayton avenue. has
returned to Chicago, where she is attending
school.
Miss Cecil Kelly, of Detroit, Mich, Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. P. H. Scanlan, of the
Virginia.
Mrs William B. Dixon and Mrs. w, H.
Ohio.
Mrs. Philip ART, Of Pennsylvania avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-09
EAST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. Charles Cleveland, Of La Crosse, was
a guest of Mrs. Harry Cleveland, of East
Hour Cinch club was entertained by Mrs.
Edward Lincoln of Lafayette avenue, Thurs
day afternoon. Prizes were as follows: First
Mrs; Clement Mt second Mrs Sam Mahan;
Thursday, Oct. 20. Mrs Koffer SGT Mississippi
street, will entertain the club.-Mlss Carrie
Kreiger, of Beech street, entertained few
friends at a tea party Monday. The decora-
tons were pink and white. Miss Clark as
sisted.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bonney, of East
Sixth street have returned from Fergus
Friday evening in honor of Mrs. James Nc
Hugh, Of Waterloo, Wis, and Miss Waldorf.
Miss Margaret Jenkins Of East Seventh
These present were Misses May Scott, Allie
Seegers, Florence Bates, Ida Avery, Carrie
Davis, Hattie McAllister and Kate Anthem,
Messrs. NJ Gage. Geo. Davis, T. H. Davis,
Claude Chustic, VIM. Anthem and NJ. C. Cook
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicoll chaperon@d a party
to Camp Van Duzee Monday evening ar
ranged by John Keran for Miss Minnie Fay
Of La Crosse. On their return supper was
served ct the Nicoll residence, on Reanny
street.~Mr. Thomas Gavigan has returned
from Chicago.-Dr. and Mrs. Dinwoodie,
who have been spending the summer at ST.
Paul Park. have taken apartments In the
Alcayde fats, on East Seventh street.-Miss
of Mrs. P. D. scannell.- L. Cannes,
of Reanny street, was given a surprise Tues
day evening by about fifty of her young
friends. Parlor games were played and sew
eral prizes were awarded.-Mrs. g. D.
Downs, Of Reanny street, will return from
California the first of the month.--Mrs. B,
P. Joy, Of Beech street, is visiting friends in
have returned from River Falls.-Mrs. w.
Wilson has gone to Madison.-Mr and Mrs.
James Wsaakter~ are In Des Moines, Io.-Mr
and Mrs. r. @: spates have returned from
Mrs. John Mcdonald, Of Reanny street
entertained at a lunch party Friday. The
decorations were roses and ferns-EiIsworth
tanned Thursday afternoon al the home Of
Mrs. e. M. Chapron. The circle will give
q dance lie2day evening. Dot. IT, in Dad
Fellows hail. Fish and Robert streets-s