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FUTURE PLEASURES.

Como Division No. 50, Ladies AuXllafy
to the Order of Railway Conductors, VIII
give an informal card party SATURDAY
evening, at the home of MI ana MRS; d
G. Mccall, on Hudson avenue; mrs Nc NC
Call will be assisted by Mrs: +. n AeIS.
Mrs. John Stapleton, Mrs. Hugh Maiioy
and Mrs. ]. P. Buckley. At the regular
Meeting of the division, held Wednesday
nFtern0on. at Bowlby hall, relief com
nittee was appointed, composed Oh Tue
foIIowing women: Mrs. M. n GoSs, MIS-
w G7lboy and Mrs. c. Sparrow.
Tho members of Capital City Cycle
club will give a large lawn fete Iuesday
evening on the grounds SURROUNDING ,T Ttie
cIub house on East Seventh street. Ii ~;
decorations will be elaborate Ihere Mn
he an outdoor concert by the postoIlice
hand and later in the evening hdnuo
lin orchestra will play for an INFORMAL
hop in the ballroom.
MYRTLE Temple No. ?, RathDone SISTERS
will hold a special meeting TUESDAY AT
ernoon at o'clock, at BoWlby nan, 10
talk over matters pertaining 70 the grand
lodge which meets in St. Paul IN Septem-
her Arrangements will be MADE Tor an
entertainment to raise FUNDS Tor new
robes and a drill team will be appointed
THE neople of the Assumption parish
vii oriTe a lawn social for the oenent OF
~ 0rnhans Tuesday and WEDNESDAY
lii, ~ and 49, on the grounds or the AS
.'Inoontion school. Everybody is cordlally
invited. 90 g.
Paurs Episcopal church VII IglVe an
other excursion down the river SATURDAY
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Rose Snider and Mr.. Henry '.
Mohler were married "Wednesday morning
at q o'clock at st. Patrtcks church on
Mississippi street The ceremony was
REFORMED by Rev. ]. NJ. Dolphin, pastor
IF the church, in the presence OF apoul
100 relatives and friends OF the pIlue az,
groom The maid Of honor was MISS = utia
Snider. sister of the bride. The pest man
was Thomas Clark. Miss Sohl presloeu a.
the organ. AS the usherS who were Al
Stapleton and Denny Seaman passed up
the center aisle they were followed py
maid of honor and the groom, then tne
bride with the groomsman Durlng are
ceremony Miss Stohl played softly, chang-
INC to Mendelssohn wedding marcn as Lhe
Marty left the church. The bride wore ne[
travelling gown of heavy blue suIling
trimmed with white satin ana caTTIeu
white roses. Miss Snider wore blue Hen
retta trimmed with yellow satin ana car
ried yellow roses. Following the cere4
mony wedding breakfast was serVeq at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs: M. j j.:
Sullivan, on De Soto street, Tor thlrty OF
the relatives and friends of the pride anu
groom. The out of town guests were MRS.
7. Snider, of Oakdale, Wis; Mrs. ThomaS
Harrigan and Miss Mary Harrlgan, Oh
MINNEAPOLIS The decorations in the par
Ior were palms, ferns, roses and carna-
tfons: in the reception room roses ana
ferns. and in the dining room, sweet peas
carnations and palms. Mr.. ana MRS. MOL
Ter left at $50 for Milwaukee and Will DC
at home after Aug. /, at 446 Edmund
street
Miss Ellen NJ. McDermott and Frank
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ing Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Mueller, of
Forest Lake.
Miss Alice Atkinson. of Eurr street, is
entertaining Miss Ada Swanson, of Ma
son City, 10.
Mrs. F. P. Mccoy. and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
?. Joy have been visiting friends at Red
Rock.
Miss. Addie Meyer. of Woodbury.. Mimi,
visited East st. Paul friends during the
week
Mr. and Mrs w A Spence, of N1issis-
sippi street, have gone to the coast
Mrs. Linberg, of Mississippi street, has
gt ne to Omaha to visit friends.
Mrs. F A. Pease, of Case street. has re-
turned from Cumberland, Wis
Mrs. Ed Elmquist, Mississippi street, Is
visiting friends in Red Wing.
Mrs A Stromberg and Miss Anna Spetz
have gone to Dassel, Mimi.
| Mrs. John Coulthund. of East Eighth
| street, has gone to Seattle.
| Mrs. P w Dowds is entertaining Mrs.
| J. J. Stinson, Of Saltwater.
! Mrs. w. E. Daggett has returned from
! Cumberland, Wis.
Mrs NJ Mitound has returned from
! Marillian Junction.
Mrs. F. Noehtigall has gone to Alex
| andria
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PLEASURES PAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ehrmanntraut, OF
1874 Van Buren, street, were pleasantly
surprised Wednesday evening by a num-
Der of their many friends in honor of
the birthday of Mrs. Ehrmanntraut.
Games We're played until late hour.
when refreshments were served in the
dining room. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs r. Durand, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Ormsby, Mr.. and Mrs w. Wooley.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Huxley, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Heller, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mrs Schembri. Mr.. and Mrs. Lipan,
Mrs. Steiner, Miss Frieda Steiner and
Miss Wooley Music was rendered by
the Juvenile Columbtne orchestra
Miss Jennie Thompson and Miss Mary
Burnett of Aberdeen, Scotland, were
guests of honor at an informal recep-
ton and musicale given Wednesday
( evening by Mrs Wilfred Crouther, of
Fuller street. Piano numbers were CIV
en- by Miss Edith Mcmillan, Miss VIII
Jams and Miss Lillian Crouther. MISS
Jennie Thompson played mandolin anu
violin solos and Miss Burnett sang sev'
eral selections The guests were: MT
and Mrs ]. T. Mcmillan, Miss Edlth
Mcmillan, Miss Williams. of Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. George P Irwin, MISS
C. Irwin Mr.. and Mrs. Bannocke, MISE
]. Thompson, Miss NJ. Burnett and Will
lam O'Hara.
Miss Louise Kneip, of 139 East Tenth
street gave a lawn party Friday even
ing The Century Mandolin cIup OF
thirteen pieces gave concert numbers ana
Mr. Wilson contributed vocal SelecIlonS.
The following were present: Miss Grace
Hughes. Miss Nellie Murray, Miss MIL
dred Buss, Mrs. M. Atkinson, MISS ADA
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Chieryer, Miss Lillian Mccarthy. MISS
Anna Arty, Miss Lannon, ,Messrs. Re
tiers, Artz Rode, Wilson, hemper, hIoS
termann, Holman, Holander and Knautt.
The Epworth League of the Central
Park NJ. E. Church gave patrlotlc 50
cial Tuesday evening in the church par.
lors Ice cream and cake was serNe e.I ol1
the lawn which was lighted with ChiheSe
lanterns A musical programme vas CIV
en- by Miss AIcOtt. Miss Edna Rlce, MISS
Ward and e E. Woodruff. The tolIoW-
Miss Ada Huntress Miss Louise warren;
Miss Lillian Tandy. Wilbur Ne1 ana
Henry Webster.
Miss Julia Farrell entertained num-
Der of young people Friday evening at
her home, corner of Winnipeg and Park
avenues The parlors were prettl!y Dec
GRATED with ferns and american Beauty ~
roses The e even ref was sReh' were
served. 49,.
Mrs. L. H. Lueders entertained infor-
maIIv Wednesday evening. The hoSteSs
was assisted by Mrs; George N NinnTe7
Morrison. Heron, Sheehan. Hopr0 glI
Brodie, Micheal Champ, Mitchell, KING
and Mcmillan.
Mrs. A. Ponpeny gave farewell re;
cention in honor of Mrs ]. Kennedy, OF
Chicago, Tuesday evening. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs GlIIette, MI
and Mrs L. Douglas, OF san FRANCISCO,
and Mr.. A. G. Sloane and daughter OF
New York.
Mrs. H. w. Topping, of Summit , ave
nue., entertained the. Informal CLUB Mon
day afternoon. High scores were M mace -
by Mrs. A A. Cretsenberg, Mrs. ": n,
Dadmun and Mrs. Sprague. Mrs. George
Magee, of Nina avenue, Will entertain
nXet.
Mrs. Mark D. Flower .entert aimed IN
fornallI Wednesday evening at her home
on on ASH Ashland avenue, in honor of her
nieces, the Misses CUTLERY. of Wash ing
ten, D. C. Mrs. ]. 7. Conley ana MIS-
F. H. Orion assisted.
Mrs. c. T. Tuckett. of Charles stree
gave a children's party Tuesday after
noon in honor of Lillian TuSkett' OF r, 81
Louis. Those assisting were Mrs: j; Der
nier and Miss Emily Tuckett, of st. Louis
Mrs. Frederick c. Howe. of Burr street
gave a tea Thursday afternoon in honoi
Cf Mrs. Charles Cartwright, VINO leaves
this week for England.
Miss Mable Morgan, of Minneapolis
was the guest of honor at reception
given by Mrs. T. Sinner last week.
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Flvnn were married Wednesday morning
at St MichaePs church, on the West side,
by Rev. Father p. O'Neill. The bride was
attended by three maids, the groom
sister Miss Gertrude Flynn, Miss Julia
Powers and Miss Anna Donohue, Alice
and Lizzie Raymond were mower girls
John McDermott, the brides brother, was
best man, and James MCDePmott and
Joseph Northeien were ushers. The choir
of the church served wedding supper for
the bride and groom at 5 o'clock, and i'll
the evening a reception was held from 10
10 o'clock at Martins hall on South Wa
basha street. Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn will be
at home after Aug. /, at Y Chicago ave-
nue..
The marriage of Miss Mabel Louis
Gates, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
J. Gates and William Morris Jones will
take place Tuesday evening at o'clock
avenue. DR.. Dudley w. Rhodes, of the
Church of St John the Evangelist, will
perform the ceremony. The bride will be
attended by Miss Mabel Lanpher, and
Mr. Frederick William Swan, of Pitts
burg, will be best man. Gates Timerman,
the brides nephew, will act as page. Mr..
| and Mrs. Jones will leave Tuesday even
| ing for San Francisco where they will
make their future home.
| The marriage of Miss Emma Coke,
| daughter of William Coke, and Otto w.
| Schornstein will take place Wednesday
! afternoon at 4 o'clock at st. PauPs Ger
| the ceremony there will be a reception at
the home of the bride, 204 South Exchange
street.
The engagement of Walter Hale, of St
! Paul, to Miss May Louise Closer, Of In
dianapOlS, is announced.
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

Miss Maud Densmore and Miss Georgia
Painter entertained at a dancing party,
Thursday evening, for Miss Myrtle Dallas,
of Frankfort, Penn, Miss Densmore s
guest, at the nome of Miss Painter.
The Misses Olive and Maude Freeman
Will entertain at euchre Tuesday after
noon, for the Misses Helne, who leave
soon for Kentucky.
Mrs. 8. D. Downs and Miss Juliet
Downs have returned from Duluth. Mrs.
c. Covert, Duluth, is Mrs. Downs
guest
The Capitol City Cycle club will give a
lawn social Tuesday evening, at the club
house grounds, on East Seventh street.
Mrs. A. Naunan. Mrs. J. H. Sherman
and Mrs Matthias Holl spent Thursday
with Mrs McCloud. of White Bear.
Miss Emma Goelke and Mr.. Otto
Schornstein will be married "Wednesday,
July 10, at the home Of the bride.
Miss Edith Bauseman, Of st. Louis
who has been visiting the Misses Lahr
left Saturday for Duluth.
Mrs. Bowles, of Saltwater. and Mrs. j.
c. Foster, of River Falls, Wis, are guests
of Mrs. R. E. McCleary.
Mrs. Aleck Noble and the Misses Mar
garet and Harriet Noble have returned
from Toronto.
Mrs. r. E McCleary, of East Fourth
street, will entertain Monday evening for
her birthday.
Miss Alice Won Deyn spent the wesl
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mrs. G.. H. Gearey, Mrs. F. G.. Gibbs,
Mrs. Bagley and Miss Hattie Smith at.
tended the picnic given by the h Lao IS
Railway Postal Clerks at White bear
lake Wednesday.
Mrs. E. S. McIlroy, of Minneapolis, en-
tertained at nGheoR Mier we1 Gibson
Pierce, Biggs, Gearey and Hilfman, Of
the Park.
Mrs ]. A Hartigan will leave Mon
day to join her husband, who is at
tending the Columbian Catholic summer
school at Madison, Wis
Miss Maude Rowley and Miss Minnie
Holloway left Saturday. morning for a
two weeks visit with friends in chicago
and Frankfort, Ind.
Rev. w c. Covert attended the an
nuaI conference of Presbyterian workers
which was held at Lake Shetek during
the week.
Mrs. H. Gibson, of Beacon avenue en-
tertained a number of the ladies Of the
Merriam Park Woman's Club Friday aft
ernoon.
Mrs P. c. Koerner and daughter
Katherine returned Friday from three
months visit with friends in Southern
Indiana.
Mrs Archibald Coleman gave her 4rst
at home Wednesday afternoon at the
home of her mother, Mrs. E. B. North
Iup.
Miss Katherine Biggs entertained hel
Sunday school classmates at her homo
on Wheeler avenue Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Magnuson gave a children's party
Saturday afternoon in honor OF her little
| daughter Ruth's ninth birthday.
The Misses Cowles. of Carroll street
| entertained their cousin, Miss Cowies, o.
! Chicago, during the week.
Mrs. Burton and children, OF Rond(
| street. left Monday for Few weeks Vlsl
! with friends in Wisconsin.
The Ladies Card club was entertained
| Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
| Sabin, on Selby avenue.
| Mrs. J. E. Hagler and daughter Joyc
| will leave Monday to spend couple o
| weeks at Milton, 10.
Mrs. Robert Dungeon and daughter
! Jennie and Lizzie are visiting friends Il
| Darlington, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Stevens expect t
leave Tuesday to visit relatives in Chi
| cago.
| Wells, of Somerset, Wis, are the guest
| of Mrs. William Jones, of Carroll street
w. Hawkins and family have returne
| from their outing at Lake M1nnetonKa.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan has gone t
Madison, Wis, to spend the summer.
Miss VERNE McFetridge has returne
| from her visit to Grand Forks, n. ID.
Mrs. J. c. Manning is entertaining he
sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Brown, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Ray have returne
from their trip on the Great Lakes.
| Mrs. D. w. Harper has been the CUES
| of her sister, Mrs E. F. Chapman.
Mrs. ]. P. Maskerey and Mrs. N. I
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EAST ST. PAUL.

A dancing party was given by Miss
Georgia Painter and Miss Maud DenS-
more Thursday evening at the formers
home on Pine street. Miss Myrtle Dallas,
their cousin, of Franklin, Pa, was the
guest of honor.
The Misses Bessie, Maud and Margaret
Sharood Jessamine street, entertained
the girls S. B. club Wednesday evening.
Music was the feature: MISS Mafdle
Woolsey and Miss Lottie ArrtVee gave
musicl numbers.
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Whitcomb gave. a
picnic to Minnehaha Falls, Friday, for
Mrs. Reitenhouse, of Little Rock, and
Mrs. Holloway, of Chicago.
The c. T. U. Social club met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Nina mae
Hamilton, Lafayette avenue, to arrange
for a camping party.
Mrs E. NJ. Atkins, of Lafayette ave-
nue., gave o'clock dinner Wednesday
Covers were laid for seventeen. Mrs. An
ma Wright assisted.
Mrs. J. A. Morton. Case street, gave a
euchre party Wednesday evening Tor Mrs;
Van HOusan, of Chicago, who returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan o'Nei, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ). AID
| rich, of Burr street, nave Feluiheo "
| HaVre, Mont.
Rev. and Mrs Homer Ashcraft enter
| tanned at dinner Tuesday Tor j. =. MoI-
! rison and the Misses Belle and jennie
| Morrison.
Mrs. A. Lundquist, of Sims street, en-
! tertained the Ladies' Aid Society of Gus
| tavus Adolphus Church Thursday AFTER
noon.
! Mrs. j. Brierstettel and daughter Rose.
who have been visiting Mrs. j. j. o Nell
! of Burr street, have returned to ChasKa'
/ MINI. w. rr
Mr.. and Mrs, Conrad Mueller, the re
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Muei-
| Ter, Of Case street. have returned to chi
| cago .
Mr. ana Mrs. Woodward. of Northfeld,
| and Mr9p and Mrs. Douglas, Of Anoka'
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Spates.
Mrs. Samuel Kellerman. of East Sew
| enth street, has returned from Milwau-
| kee after a weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Margaret Mitcheson. Burr street,
has gone to Fort Yates, N. D.. to visit
| her sister, Mrs. Walter Graham.
Mrs. c. T. Sandstrom has gone to Hoff-
man, Mimi, to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Nordstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Holmes, Of Burr
street, have returned from two weeks
visit in Pineyille, Wis.
Mrs. J. Snider, of Oakdale, Wis, is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan.
of De Soto street.
DR.. and Mrs. o. Sohlberg. of Sims
street. have returned from weeks visit
| in Cannon Falls.
Miss Marie Mueller. Case street. is visit
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with the Misses BONN, of The Popiars(
AIinnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ulmey. and Mrs
Robert w. Vaux spent part OF the week
Mrs M. Brehmer, Miss Freda Brehmer
and Master Paul Brehmer have gone to
Waconia '
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Scheffer and Miss
Martha -Scheffer have returned from Wis
cOnsin. 5 z,- ,i4r- t.5.--.s@ -.--
Miss lima rScheffer1. and Miss Gretta
Mesteris will spend the week at Coney
island. .-
Mr.. and Mrs, H, P, Porter, of the Mar
lowe, are entertaining Mr.. Porter's par
entS.
Mrs. Robert seeger and Miss Clara
Seeger are spending two weeks at Wa
coma.
Mrs E. A Kimbau entertained Miss
! Averill, of Minneapolis, during the week.
! Miss Janette F'ischbein left Thursday
! for a visit to Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berrisford and family
have returned to Jamestown, N. d.
| Mrs E. Goodwin, of Minneapolis, was a
! guest of Mrs Philip Timer.
Sherman Edgington and daughter, Lois,
| have returned from Iowa.
Mrs. Henry Brand. of the Marlower
has returned from Duluth.
Miss Rosalie Meyer, of st. Louis, is 6
| guest of the Misses Lahr.
Miss Ethel LIE May entertained friends
from Winona Monday.
Mrs. E. A sauer is entertaining Mrs
P. Foote of NG% York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Springer have re
turned from Shakopee.
Miss Bessie Tfsda1e is. entertaining
friends from Winona.
Mrs c.. aBolthen spent the week witt
Mrs. Frank Davis
Miss Clementine Lair spent part of thu
week at Waconia.
Mrs. J., w. LIE May entertained in
! formally Monday.
Miss Bertha Seeger has gone to Glen
wood Wis.
Mrs Daniel Davies gave a luncheon
| Wednesday.
Mrs J. adrian returned Thursday frou
Sheldon, 10.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs John L. Snapp and Mrs. Earring
ton have gone to Buffalo, taking the lake
route. Mrs. Snapp will return shortly
but Mrs. Harrington will spend the sum-
mer at the sea shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave SchaIler, of
Jackson street, left last night for Lake,
field, where they will be the guests of
County Attorney and Mrs. E. T. Smith
for the next two weeks.
Miss Emily Tuckett and niece, of St.
Louis, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Tuckett of Charles
street, have returned to their homes.
Thomas ]. McDermott and family, who
have been spending a few days at Madi-
son Lake and vicinity will return home
during the coming week.
Mrs. Isaac NJ. Perrine, of Ann Arbor,
Mich, is visiting her sister, Mrs J. E.
Ricketts,, of Laurel avenue, and will re-
main some weeks.
Miss Lizzie Schott, of 224 Glencoe street.
has returned from Detroit, Mich, where
she has been visiting for the last six
weeks.
Miss A. B. McRae, Of 243 West Sixth
street, has gone to Muskoka lake, On
tario, Canada, to spend July and Au-
gust.
Miss Millie Bentley, of St Paul. is
going to spend months vacation at
Duluth, visiting her friends and re1a-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Phil Wolf, of the
Buckingham, are spending the summer
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. Levi Bailey gave a luncheon
Wednesday for Mrs. Mott Kent, who Is
soon to remove to La Crosse, Wis. The
other guests were Mrs. Chauncey Cowen
airs. John Carroll, Mrs. Franklin De Cou
Mrs. M. E. Keough, Mrs. Woodward
Mrs. James Crandall and Miss Mary
Woodward.
Miss Helen Banter, of Owatonna, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Banter
Miss Florence Anderson came in from
Lake Minnetonka the first of the week
to visit friends in and about the Park.
Mrs. Chauncey Cowell entertained at
luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. George Seam
er. The guests were Mesdames Levi Bal
ley, James Crandall, John Corral. George
Woodward, Culver and Sawyer.
Miss Louise Bell gave stock exchange
party Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Florence Dickinson, of Zumbrota Mrs
John Carroll and Miss Alice Cressy as
sisted in entertaining.
Miss Florence Dickinson, of Zumbrota
who has been visiting Miss Louise Bell
the past week, is spending a few DAYS
at Highwood, the guest Of Miss Bessie
Dockstadter.
Miss Grace Frieze, of Prescott, Wis
was the guest of the Misses McKown oyeS
Sunday
Miss Bessie Holmes, of ST. Paul. has
been the guest of Mrs. John Weeks.
Miss Edna Brock, of St Paul is tba
guest of Miss Pauline Payne.
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at Hotel Wahaemahquah. White Bear |
lake.
Miss Jennie Russell, of LOUISVILLE, Ky. |
is visiting Miss Churchill She will leave |
for Yellowstone Park next week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. V. Holcombe,. of Day !
ton avenue, are entertaining Mrs. An |
drew Fitzpatrick, of Texas.
Miss LueIla AND Miss Marian l,eI Chris lsl5-
aunt, Mrs. A. F. Morton.
Misses NJ. and K. Churchill, who were
in Duluth to attend the Smith Eddy nup-
tails. have returned.
Mrs j. Kennedy, the recent guest of
Mrs. A. Poupeney, of Carroll street, has
returned to Chicago.
Mrs Joseph Barr, of Toledo, O., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Rutf,
COB Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. J. B Hoxste. of Summit avenue,
Washington, D. c.
Mrs William L. Stewart of Walnut
street. will go to st. Peter to visit with
trends next week.
Miss Alice Poirier, of Louis street re-
turned Tuesday, after three weeks
visit in Duluth.
Dr.. Riggs and family have gone to their
summer in Blue Hill, Me, to remain I'M
| til September.
Mrs h w Gewell. of Como villa, left
| last week for a three weeks stay at Mt
| Clemens, Mich.
| Miss Ida Rockstroh and her brother
Archie dIG NISIIlilS ct 1AIAOSSiiI ~ 49,
| and Lakeland.
| Master Jay FIournoy is spending the
| summer with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Phil WOLF
| of White Bear,
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Kane, of Laurel
| avenue, are spending few weeks at
| Mahtomedi.
Miss Annetta Hunemann, of Chicago,
is visiting Miss Flora Dauson. of 263 East
| Tenth street.
Mrs E. H. Cutler, of Nina avenue. is
| Mrs Herbert KinPSbIfV. of
Miss Margie somer, of Dayton avenue,
| has gone to Graceville for two or three
| weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Meldrum and children, of
summit avenue. are at Prior lake for a
month.
Mrs. ]. Watson Smith. of Summit ave
nue. is spending the summer at Old Or
chard.
Miss NJ. Churchill will leave for yell
lowstone park the latter part of next
week.
Miss Ella Naversberg has gone, to Ben
ton Harbor, Mich, to spend the sum
mer.
The Misses Winifred and Julia Griffin
of Mississippi street, are at the sea shore
Mrs. A. R. Dalrymple and daughter
of Summit avenue, are in Pennsylvania
The Misses Stella and Mai Poupeney
of 779 Carroll street, are in st. Louis.
Miss Laura Peterson, of Pleasant ave
nue. has gone to Mankato to reside.
Mrs. Emma Schiverick, Of Sunni
place, has gone to Bronson, Mich.
: Mrs. E. A Gill; of Kenuha, Wis, i
| visiting Mrs. Bass, of 365 Summit
Mrs. T. R. Kane of st. Adams street
has gone East for the summer.
Mrs Winter, of Summit avenue spen
? the past two weeks in Bayfield,.
Mrs. A. NJ P. Cowley and daughter
i will leave for Europe this week.
Miss Alice Seymour. of the Aberdeen
is home from Montreal.
John Miller Of Virginia avenue,
: | visiting in Toledo, O.
Mrs c. Cleveland Hoyt leaves thi
week for Europe
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DR.. and Mrs. C. M Cannon are enter
tanning Dr. and Mrs. Cannon and Miss
Cannon from Wells. MINI.
Mrs. Leila Mason. of Colorado, was en-
tertained at tea Thursday by Rev. and
Mrs. Stevenson.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Congre-
gational Church met Tuesday with Mrs.
Andrew Boss.
Mrs. Stevenson is entertaining her
mother. Mrs G. H. Click of Kerwin. Kan.
Mrs. w. w. Clark is entertaining Mrs.
Barber and daughter, of Minneapolis.
The Ladies Reading circle will meet
Friday with Mrs. Andrew Irwin.
The Ladies Reading circle met Friday
with Mrs. Wilbur M. Todd.
Mrs. 8. E. Brace left Friday for a
months visit in the East.
Mrs. Percy Vittum is spending the
week at Taylor's Falls.
George Passage returned this week from
Dartmouth college.
Mrs. w. w Barnum is visiting in Du-
luth.
Mrs. Emil Matschke has gone to Du-
luth.
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LUNCHEoNs AND DINNERS.

DR.. and Mrs F. H. Orion entertained at
an informal supper Sunday evening at
their home on Holly avenue in honor OF
the Misses CUTLERY, of Washington, D.
G.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. D. Hayes entertained
at dinner Sunday at their home on Ram
Miss Annie De Mott. of Indianapolis.
Mrs ]. Kennedy, of Chicago, was the
guest of honor at a dinner given by Mrs.
P Churchill, of Acker street, Monday
evening. Covers were laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Van Week entertained at luncheon
Tuesday at her home at White Bear lake
in honor of the Misses Wickliffe, of the
Informal club
Mr.. and Mrs H T. Drake gave lunch
of Rev. and Mrs. Maurice D. Edwards.