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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-27
ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. John Weeks entertained at euchra
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs
W; Guile, of Chicago. Mrs. Otis oven
Crooks and Mrs. G. D. Strong, of ST
PaUl; Mrs; Babbaee, of HamIin: Mrs.
Oufresne Mrs. F. p Dufresne and Mrs
strong strong Of Merriam Park; Mrs. Sperry,
Miss Muckle, of st. Paul Park. were pres
ent. The rooms were decorated with
golden rod and ferns. Fators were won
3X y,. MRS; z. d. Strong, Miss Muckle and
Chicago Sunday.
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Parker, was given
lawn Tete for the benefit Of the New
port M. E. church. The decorations were
flags and colored lights Patriotic tab
leau was pleasing feature presented on
one OF the verandas. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Monday Louise Fell entertained Miss
Mabel Glare, of 1Iamlin Miss Emily
Howard also the guest of Louise Bell the
day.
Mrs. Slower, of Wfnona, is the guest of
Mrs Keough. Miss Buckingham, also
the guest Of Miss Keough the past week.
has gone to Minnetonka
Mrs. q. B. Sperry left for Viroeua
Wis.,. Chicago and Detroit last Friday
morning.
Mrs Haight. the guest of Mrs. C. e.
Cressey, has returned to Minneapolis.
Miss DAILY, of Langden, was the guest
OF Miss Muekle last Thursday.
The Weman's Club Of Newport will
picnic at Como Tuesday 10Th.
Mrs. Goth of Pullman, Is visiting Mrs.
M. d. Miller at Bald Eagle.
Miss Francis Parker is with FRIENDS in
St. Paul for few days.
Mrs. Weeks entertained Mrs. Halman
Thursday and Friday. .
Mrs. Hanna IS with friends In Iowa.
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PLEASURES PAST.

The Aurora Social club gave a tally-ho
party Wednesday evening, followed by
pleasant evening at the nome OF MISS
Ana Mitsch on Aurora avenue. Refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. George G..
Mitsch and Mrs w. ?. O'Brien, who
acted as ChaperOnes. During the even
ing Miss Annie Bertosie rendered a num-
Der of piano selections and the Misses
Mamie and Gertie O'Brien sang. The
guests were: Miss Anna Bertosie, Miss
Clara Holm, Miss Jessie Hague, Miss
Mary Jergensen, Miss Carrie Christie
phel, Miss May Dow, Miss Gertie O. Brien,
Miss Anna Mitsch, Miss Gertie Mitsch;
MeSsrs. G. Scarratt, s. Hoye, +. Mosh-
ofsky. H. Christophel, W. Whetherbee, j.
Dow, w. Mitsch and H. Hebachten.
Miss Louise Brown gave an Informal
progressive cinch party Monday evenins
of Miss Burghardt, of Atlanta, and Miss
Scott, of Washington, D. e. Cinch was
played at six tables. High scores vera
made by Miss Thompson and Mr.. Crosby
and Mrs. Burghardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Cros-
by of Merriam Park; Miss Jackson, of
MINNEAPOLIS; Miss Holt. N Miss Leola
deke, Mr. Ernest Mcgowan, Mr.. Will
lam Sowden. Mr.. Archibald Stark. Mr..
Spencer Greer, and Mr.. James II. Fraser,
Of Minneapolis.
Miss Gertie Twiss 1888 East Ninth street,
was most pleasantly surprised on Friday
evening by a number of her friends.
Dancing was the feature of the evening.
full time had. Among those present were:
Misses Bessie, Maude and Margaret Sha-
rood, May and Josephine Brown. Anna,
Mary and Victoria Peterson, May Snuff,
May Killing. Sophie Lightbourne, and
Messrs. Emmett McGil, Frank Young,
Jack McManus, Frank Murphy. A. w.
Lindgren, Barber, Nelson, D. w. Bevers,
William Kidder, Samuel Hicks, William
RobOhum.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ticknor, of st.
Anthony avenue, gave picnic to Wild
wood wednesday. Among the guests
n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Larpenteur,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorne. MIR and Mrs Ma
IIoney. Mrs Briggs. the Misses Hill. the
Misses Thorne, Miss Mae Santon, the
Misses Steiger; Messrs. Gaffney and
Briggs
Mrs. T. c. Garfield, of Laurel avenue
gave a bus party to Como in honor of
her daughter Vfcenta's fifth birthday.
On their return the guests were served
with refreshments by the hostess Among
those present We're: Miss Olivia Wallis,
Virginia StiYers, Anita Van Kleech, Bill
lie Hintermister, Edwin King and Les
lie Wilson.
The Misses sternberg. of Dayton av-
enue, and the Misses Buchanan, of Mel
son avenue gave a trolley party to Min
nehaha Falls yesterday afternoon. A
picnic luncheon was served at O'clock
Miss Gertrude Rau. of Chicago, and Miss
honor.
Miss Grace Doorley was pleasantly sur.
prised by number of her young friends
last Thursday evening. The cake WALL
favors were won by Miss Mamie Smith
and Tom Teigen. Mrs. Doorley was as.
sisted by Mrs. Fuller and Mrs Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. c. Ruff gave g
large house warming reception Friday
evening at their summer home Buena
Vista. at Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Oda GronewoId, Of S63 Watson av
enue. entertained in honor of her cou
gin; Miss Pauline Lesser, of Fit. Wayne
Mrs. NJ F. Fielding entertained g.
cards last Wednesday at Mahtomedi
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CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

The Junior Endeavor society, of the Pa
cifc Congregational church, held lawn
social Friday afternoon at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Boxell, Sycamore
street, in honor of Mrs. ]. Alexander
Jenkins, their superintendent, who is soon
to leave for Oberlin, o. Mrs. Boxell, as
sistant superintendent, had charge. and
refreshments were served by six girls in
Japanese costume. Mrs. Jenkins was
presented with a set Of silver spoons.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
First Presbyterian church has planned a
novel entertainment for next Friday even
ing. A wedding, celebrated in native
Japanese fashion, will be solemnized in
the church parlors, and after the cere-
mony the guests will be entertained with
music and refreshments.
Mrs Champagne, of Rice street, en-
tertained the North Star Euchre club
Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Pamperen, Mrs. FitZsimons, Mrs.
Gemehle and Mrs. Preston.
The ST. Paul Tourist club, by request,
will give another steamboat excursion
Sunday, Sept. 10. This will be the last
excursion given by the club this season.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
ciety will meet this afternoon at 2:39
o'clock at Cretin hail.
The E. L V. club was entertained
Thursday by Miss Routh, Of Holly ave-
ME
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HAMLINE.

Miss Evlyn Maxfeld,- of. the Bucking-
ham, and Mr.. Howard A Weber. Of
Hamline, were married last Sunday after
noon at Christ church, st. Paul.
Mrs. Walter Ryan and Mrs Thomas
Scott entertained party OF cyclers at
the home of the latter on Tuesday.
Mrs. Guy Maxwell and Miss Jessie
Evans entertained in honor of Mrs. Pear
ly Showers on Saturday afternoon.
Misses Bess and Helen Stanley are en-
PERTAINING Miss Amy Doherty and Miss
F1orence Grail, of GAINESVILLE. To-.
Mrs. G; B. Miller has returned to her
nome after spending few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Kemerer.
Mr.. VIM. Bedell, of st. Louis, was the
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Conway and chill
dren7 have returned from Springfield.
MINI.
Miss Jessie Evans and Mrs. Guy Max
field spent Wednesday at Lake Josephine.
Mrs. Prof. Thompson entertained at a
| thimble bee on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Brush, of Red Wing, was the guest
Of Hamline friends Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Davis, of st. Paul, has been
the guest of Miss Margie FoltZ.
Mrs. F.. A. Lawrence and son Laurence
have returned to Boone, 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea have returned
from DraytOn, N. D.
Mrs. A. J. Meacham has returned from
Southern Minnesota
Mrs, E. E. Barkuloo has returned from
Pennington, MINI.
Miss Winifred Cross has returned to her
home in Winnipeg.
Mrs. Boyer and son Burton spent Tues
day at Bald Eagle.
Misses Chinook and Lien have return
ed to River Falls.
Mrs. F. ]. Harris is entertaining her
mother this week.
Miss Elizabeth Meacham entertained at
dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII sheare have moved
into St Paul.
Mrs. Guy Maxwell has returned from
Eau Claire.
Lake Falls.
Miss Kathryn Kerr has returned from
Red Wing.
]. L. Craig has returned from Michigan.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. T. E. Thomas, Of Reaney street,
gave a card party last evening IN honor
Of Mr.. Thomas birthday w, Among o, the tn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richter Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Johnson, the Misses Maggie Reid
Fannie and Freda La1gbeck; Messrs.
Ryan, and william Campton. Mrs;
Thomas was assisted by Miss Reid and
Miss Langbeck.
Mrs. H Smith, of Burr street, left Fri.
day for Nebraska to join her husband
where they will make their future home.
Miss Nellie Jordan. Of Toronto, Can
ada, Is a guest Of her couns1n, Miss Lena
Jordan, of Edgerton street.
Piper, Mrs. F. L. :Korth, Mrs. LIE Roy, OF
nicked at Como park Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Graham. of West
Yates, N D., will be guests Of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mitcheson,
of Burr street, this week.
A measuring social will be given by the
"Paraa Operai," wednesday evening.
Aug 80, at the home Of Miss Ebba Thoor-
sell, 81 Broadway street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Hamilton, of
Minnehaha street, are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. P. R. Storters and ]. s. Ham
ilton Ir.. Of Eau Claire.
Mrs P. Dowd, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Carl
son, Mrs Horton and Miss Mary Hogan
have returned from trip up the St.
Croix river.
Mr., and Mrs. James Staples, Misses
Edith and Gertrude Staples. Of York
street spent part of the week in Duluth.
Miss Rathman, of Stevens Point, who
has been visiting Mrs. w. G. Holt, Of
Case street, has returned home.
Mrs. William Townsend. of Hudson.
was a guest Of Mrs. T. Mitcheson, OF
Burr street, during the week.
Mrs. Agnes Hartley and the Misses
Agnes and Belle Hartley. OF Clark street.
have returned from Hudson.
Mrs. Emily Anderson, of Duluth. was
a guest Of Mrs William Reid, of Reaney
street, during the week.
Miss Hina Mae Hamilton, OF Lafayette
avenue, entertained the c. T. u. Social
club Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crooks. of
1taska, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. AL
len, Orange street.
Mr.. and Mrs James DfllF. of York
street, are entertaining friends from Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Curtis and Miss
Anna Cruzen spent part of the week at
Wildwood.
Miss Media Jones. of Delano. is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. F. L. Korth. Of Burr
street.
VIII Chrysler and Miss Mary Chrysler,
of Bradley street, have gone to Brainerd.
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Ryan and Miss Eva
Chase have gone to Prairie du Chen.
Wis
Miss MaDle Bro0KfnS, or FauQuter street,
has returned from Pennington, MINI
Mr. and Mrs. 2. r. McGiven and chill
dreu have returned from Alexandria
Miss Ruth Peterson, OF Mount Ida
street, spent the week in Red Wing
Miss Florence Baker, Of Burr street,
has returned from Ono, Wis.
Miss Rose Johnson will give a bicycle
party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. II. Rust has returned from
Lake Minnetonka-
Miss Marian Diamond has returned
from Chicago.
Mrs, A Christie and the Misses Cors
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WEST ST. PAUL.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thayer gave a dinner
party saturday evening at their summer
nome White Bear Beach Covers were
laid for sixteen.
Mrs; Kecks Of Bidwell street, enter
tanned the Ladies Aid Society of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss E. Mombergar, of Ashland. Pa
who has been the guest of Mrs. Merker-f
Of East Winifred street, returned home
Wednesday.
Miss Annie McArdelI. of Oakdale ave-
nue., entertained informally Thursday
evening. Dancing was the feature of the
evening.
Sarah Laying and MoIlie Shoals. of Con-
cord, VINO nave been visiting Mrs Stew
home. ~i4i ~
The young people of the Clinton Ave
nue. M E. church will give a musical CON
cert W ednesday evening, Aug 81.
Mrs. ". J. Hawkins. of Isabel street.
will entertain the ladies Of the Ascension
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. Dampier, the guest of Mrs. Fl
G. Dampier, Of East Winifred street has
returned to Grand Forks
ston avenue, are visiting in WhitehaII
and Trempeleau, Wis.
The aid society of the Hebron Ban
list church met Thursday with Mrs Per-
Gle, of Prescott street.
The Clinton Avenue NJ e. church gave
an ice cream social, Friday evening, at
st. Pierre terrace.
The young people of the Hebron Baptist
church gave an excursion up the river
Monday evening.
Mrs. Prescott, of Mahtomedi, entertain
ed the ladies Of the KenSington Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. F. Schneider and daughter Alice
returned yesterday from a weeks visit
at Winthrop
Mrs. J. F. Morgan, of Concord street, is
entertaining Miss Mamie Kenny, of
Austin, Mimi
The w. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. r. Hare, of East Con-
greSs street.
Miss E. V. Baesler, of East Winifred
| street. is visiting in Chicago, Massillon
and Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin, of East
Winifred street. have returned from Hud-
son, Wis.
Mrs. Sterey, of East Winifred street. is
entertaining Mrs. Herrick. of West Su-
perior.
Mrs. L. A. Gates. of Msnomonie. Via.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Charlotte Morgan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morgan, and Mr.. Thco-
dore Peterson were married Wednesday
afternoon at . o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, 25l Duke street. Rev
Mr.. HaUpt, of the Lutheran church, per-
formed the ceremony, which was wit
friends only. Miss Martha Spur was
maid of honor, and Mr.. E. Richter was
best man. Miss Emma ROhlf played the
Lohengrin wedding music. The bride
the maid of honor wore Organdie over
blue silk. Among the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson and family, parents
OF the groom; Mrs. Charles Mitchell and
son, Mrs. Emma ROhlf, Mrs. Lumbley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf Mrs. Staples, Mr..
and Mrs Gregory ana daughter Lillian,
Spur, MIR. E. Lewis, MIR. and Mrs. James
Nightingale, Mrs. G. E. Pierce and Miss
Pierce. of Milwaukee, and Miss Jennie
Campbell, Of Altoona, Wis.
Mrs. Mary T. OROurke. of Rosemount,
and Edward Tracey, Of St. Paul, were
married on the 10th inst. at st. Joseph 8
church. ROsenCunt, by Rev. Father Nc
Dewitt. High mass was celebrated, Prof.
Henner conducting the choir, with Miss
Lizzie Carroll at the organ. Frank Far
ley, st. Paul, was best man, and Miss
Alice Tierney, of Pennington, was maid
broadcloth, and Miss Tierney's gown was
of Venetian cloth. A reception was given
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Rourfe. Mr..
and Mrs. Tracey left for a short we'd
cling trip. They will be at home after
Sept Is at the buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Landberg have Is
sued invitations for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Mamie Landberg, to
Ernst 4. Osterberg. The wedding viii
take place Thursday, Aug. 81, ut high
noon. at the home of the bride on Jcs-
sic street Mr.. and Mrs. Osterberg will
leave Immediately after the ceremony
for Duluth, their future home.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Perfect. Of Ashland
avenue, has issued invitations for the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Mary
Perfect. and Frank A. Hutson. The
wedding will be celebrated Monday
Sept 49, Mr.. and Mrs. Hutson will &C
to Europe for their wedding trip.
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SOCIAL SIDE OF LODGES.

A lawn social was given Oy Como lodge
No 95. D. of H, and Midway lodge No.
81, A o. U. W., on Wednesday evening
at Fetsch's grove, Como. The grove was
lighted by Japanese lanterns, and the ta-
bles We're made attractive by flowers Of
the season. Morgan's orchestra furnished
the music for the evening. Ice cream and
cake were served at tables on the lawn.
A "Scriptural Cake Social will be given
under the auspices of Diamond Lodge No.
116, D. of H, A. o. U. w, Thursday
evening, Sept. 7, at Odd Fellows hall,
Fifth and Wabasha streets. Miss Leonie
Lienaus West Side orchestra will render
selections and a programme, under Miss
Lienaus direction, will be given. Ice
cream and cake will be served, and the
affair will conclude with hop.
The Daughters of Veterans, Charlotte
Van Cleve tent, held a meeting Friday
evening at Central hall. 1t was decided
to give social entertainment early this
fall. No meetings will be held by the
society during September, owing to the
absence Of the president Miss Eva Mes
senger, who will go East to attend the
G. A. R. encampment at Philadelphia
Ivy court, No. 15 U. o. F., will give It's
first lawn social Thursday evening on the
grounds at the corner of Rice and Mil
ford streets
Branch No q, Iron Hail. will be enter
tanned tomorrow evening at the home of
Miss Anna Mangan, Igiehart street.
Esther lodge No. 80, D. of H., held pic
mic at Como park last Thursday after
noon and evening
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FOR THE CHILDREN.

Nunamazer, of Plainview, visited Park
friends Thursday.
Mrs. E. F. Chapman. of Prior avenue,
left Friday evening for a visit to Bis
marck, N. D.
Mrs. Wesley Freeland, of Paola, Kan.
IS the guest of Mrs. w D. Fargo, Of Prior
avenue.
Miss Blanchard, Of Ottawa, Ill, is the
guest of Mrs. c. H. Baldwin, of Dayton
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H Bishop are entertain
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Bishop, of Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. J. E. Hagler is entertaining Mrs.
G. P. Mellinger. of Lake Bay, Wash
Misses Van Emmons, Of Faribault. are
the guests of Mrs. G. A. Magnuson.
Rev; ]. H. Sammis and family have re-
turned from their Eastern visit
Mrs. q. V. Garfield has been spending
the week at Waeouta.
Miss Sadie Matson has returned from
her visit in the East
Miss Minnie Adamson has returned
from Ontario, Can.
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

A number Of bluff people picnicked at
Como, Saturday. In the party were Mrs.
Sitter, Mrs. ". 8. Gregory, Mrs Henry
Wemley. Miss Myrna Mayhem, Miss May
Cullum, Miss Sitter, and Messrs Carl
Brand. Ernest Gregory and Walter Gull
lum.
A lawn social under the auspices of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive FiPemen was given Thursday
evening at eShome Of Mrs. F. p. David
son. Mrs. Flood, Mrs. Marrow and Mrs.
Bauer were the committee in charge.
Mrs. H. w. Springer entertained Friday
evening for Mrs. w. II. Walker of James,
vile. Wis, and the Misses Walker. of
sisted by her sister, Mrs. J. Burns.
The Misses Burkhard entertained
Wednesday, evening for Mrs. West and
Mrs. Pfuger, of Akron. o.; Miss Irene
Frank, Of LIE Roy, and Miss Mary Glenn
Mrs. Dorius R. Hevener entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon for Mrs.
John David. Of Nebraska; Mrs. Clarence
Sherin, Of New York, and Mrs. Fisher, OF
Washington.
Mrs. P. H. Kelly has as guests Miss
Helen Rice, of Wahpeton N. D., and Miss
Nellie Moran, of Morris, who has Just re-
turned from trip to Milwaukee.
Miss May Brant, Of Reany street, will
ciety of the Atlantic CONGREGATIONAL
Church Thursday afternoon.
Miss Iva Dixon, Of Chicago. has been
Mrs Mccoy and Mrs. Dixon left Thurs Thurs.
day for visit to Zumbrota
Miss Lena Hegert will entertain the
Young Women's Foreign Missionary So
cc1ltety OF the. Dayton,s Bluff German NJ. b.
Church, Monday evening.
Miss Alvina Bertha Paul, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Paul will be married
Wednesdays Aug. 80. to Walter Furher
Miss Rose Farrell. daughter of Mrs. e.
Farrell. will be married Wednesday. Aug.
80, at st. Johns church, to Mr.. George
Finnin +
Miss Nellie. MaHoy entertained Wednes-
Day afternoon foE the Misses Goldie and
Jennie Walker of Worcester, Mass.
dinner Tuesday for the Misses Mayhem
and Winnie Wernle, Of LIE Mars.
The camping party chaperoned by Mr..
turned from Lake Gervais
| Mrs. Shears and Mrs. Bercham
chaperoned hay rack party to Bass
lake Friday evening.
Mrs. Shears and Miss Kittfe Shears,
| returned to Chicago.
Miss Dora LAlivelt, the guest of Mrs.
! F. H. Dayton. left Thursday for her
! home in Chicago.
| returned from Bald Eagle, where they
! spent the summer.
| Miss May BrRnt entertained at tea
Monday for the Misses Walker Covers
! were laid for ten.
Mrs. Bergstrom gave a party Monday
! afternoon for her daughter, Miss Thera
| Bergstrom.
Miss Ada Henry entertained Thursday
afternoon for Miss Christie and Miss
| Hallam.
Mrs. E. J. Jones. of Minneapolis,
spent part of the week with Mrs. Samuel
| Brant.
Miss Ethel LIE May spent the week
| with Miss Myrtle Crane. Of Cottage
| Grove.
MIS-. C. 6. Murray and Miss Ora Muir
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

An informal dancing party will be
given Wednesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. A L. Larpenteur at their home
on Dale street for Mr.. and Mrs. A F.
Brand, of Brooklyn; Mrs. Thomas Smith
and Miss Giesen, Of Hancock, MINI.
DR.. and Mrs Charles r. Bell will en-
terrain Informally at cards Thursday
evening at their home on Burr street,
for the Silver Spoon Cinch club.
Miss Mary Loweth, of Ashland avenue,
will give a bicycle party Tuesday even
ing for the Misses Hedwig and Hannah
Loeb, of Chicago.
Mrs Frank A Xanten has cards out
for euchre party to be given Thursday
gresS street.
DR.. and Mrs A 7. Upham will enter
tain informally Tuesday evening at their
home on Sibley street. -- go
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison gave a
dinner Thursday at their home on Igle-
hart street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Brand. of Brooklyn, N. Y. Gov,
were Mrs. Thomas Smith. James Smith
and Miss Gieson, of Hancock, Mich.
Miss Grace Doran, of Summit avenue,
gave a picnic luncheon Monday at Min
nehaha Falls for DR.. Beulist, of Nash
Vile, and Mrs SalaZar, Of New York.
Miss Elsie Constans has invitations cut
for a luncheon to be given Tuesday at
her home on Summit avenue
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PERSONAL MENTION.

MI and Mrs Jesse A. Gregg, of Ash
land avenue, are entertaining Mrs Gregg s
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bradish. Of
DEBORAH, To-, and Mrs. Hewitt and daugh-
ter Rowena, of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Crosse will
go East this week. Mrs. Crosse will
spend the winter in New York, but her
husband will return about the middle Of
October
Mrs. Horace Wellar, of Tecumseh.
Mich. and Miss Emma Strickland. OF st.
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Society.
THE DANCERS.

Eusset and rudy and amber
The cheeks of the dancers are;
So light their feet they could Chamber
The stairway up to star.
When you think they are standing steady,
With never dream of q swirl,
They break into boiSteFous eddy.
And are off with a whisk and a whirl.
They meet in a march sedately,
Then change to a trip or trot;
They leap from a minuet stately
To the swing of gay gayotte.
They perl into prfm position;
They rally, retreat, advance;
And the wind is the blithe musician
That plays for the leaves to dance.
Clinton Scollard.
Mr.. Leo Goodkind and Mr.. Will Good
KIND gave a tally--ho party Friday even
ing in honor OF Miss Gertrude Rau, of
Chicago, and Miss Helen Rau, of New
York, the guests of Mrs. B. l.. Goodkind.
Ai-eut twenty yong people, chaperoned by
Mrs. B. L. GOodkind, drove out to Como.
4 or the drive supper was served at the
residence of Mrs. Goodlxind, on Nelson
avenue. The table decorations were
green. maidenhair ferns and green satin
ribbons being combined With artistic ef-
feet on the white damask. For a souvenir
each guest received a small horn tied
with green satin ribbon. Among those
present were: Mrs. 'B.- L. Goodkind, the
Misses Rau Miss Elsa Manufacturer, the
Misses Buchanan Miss Goldman, Miss
Goldman, Miss Sternberg, the Misses
Rau. Miss Stern, Mr.. A. Rose, Mr. Leo
Goodkind, Mr.. Louis Frankel, Mr.. S. Dit
teuhofer, Mr.. B. Buchanan and Mr. ".
Rose.
Mr. S. Dittenhofer and Mr.. A Rose
viii give a theater party tomorrow even
ing in honor of the Misses Rau. The
party will be followed by a supper at
Magee's. Mrs. Benjamin j. Goodkind
will chapeI one the young people.
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Prizes We're won by Mrs. sanberg, Mrs.
Shepley and Mrs. Fonda.
Mr.. and Mrs Holcomb, Of -Dayton's
Bluff. have returned from an extended
trip along the Pacific coast and through
Yellowstone Park.
Miss Grace Campbell, of Hague av-
enue entertained informally Wednesday
evening for Mrs. Rich of Hastings.
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and Daisey Ross spent the week at Park
Rapids, MINI.
Mrs. William Jones has returned from
Park Rapids.
Mrs. F. E. Thomas has returned from
Chicago.
Miss Ruth Lundquist has returned from
Cokato.
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Corset Dept.

No fitted" corset leaves this
store that is not right. Have the
corset fitted to ysur form, then
you know you are getting the
style best suited to your figure.