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wishing to join will meet with Mrs. No
bic at 113 Harrington avenue Thursday
morning at 1890 O'Clock.
The Monday Art and History club will
hold its first fall meeting in the Assem-
bly, hall of the Central high school to-
morrow, at $50 p. m. The subject for
the winter will be Art in Germany"
This will include the cathedrals and
castles on the Rhine. the arts and crafts
to be found in Nuremberg and other me-
dieval cities, as well as the art features
and art galleries IL Munich, Dresden,
Berlin and Vienna. All interested in the
subject are invited to become members
of the Glass;
The first meeting of the Crocus Hill
Mothers club will be held at the Y M.
G. A. rooms Tuesday. at o'clock p. m.
DR.. j. Davidson Lewis will speak on the
Care of the Eyes, A large attendance
hers or not members of mothers clubs,
being cordially invited.
The Elk Social club will give compli-
mentary ball at Twin City hall Tuesday
play. The committee. is ]. and c. Emeott,
George Schram, H. Vallens and George
Emeott.
The board of managers of the Day
Nursery has issued invitations for a sill
Yer tea to be given at the Relief build
Z, from to o'clock.
A dancing party will be given Tuesday
evening, Nov. ID, by the TerpsichOrean
Pleasure club, in Bowlby hall. Hill
yards orchestra will furnish the music.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Memo
by Mrs. A. H. Harper S95 Clarke street,
Wednesday from 1880 to p. m.
Somerset w. c. T. U. VIII meet tomor-
row at p. m, in the Y. M. c. A.
The Crusaders will give their first card
party Friday evening, Nov It,
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been made in the school quarters A
coIIplete system Of electric light with ad,
Unstable reflector for the model stand
and new model stand has been put IN:
Miss Olive Long has become e1rator Of
the school, and has charge Of the chill
drens Saturday class.
Mrs. T. L. Callan, Of st. Anthony ave-
nue.. assisted by Mrs. W. A. Armstrong
party Wednesday. evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Strom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hofmeister, Mr.; and Mrs. Iyerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harder, Mr. and Mrs. Hessig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stein, Misses Troger, Hensel, MI.
son, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Harder, Mr..
Lesch,
Mrs. E. D. Dahlberg, of Martin street,
entertained informally in honor of Mrs.
Those present were Mesdames ]. III. Ken
nedy, Theo. Henninger, o. G.. Ipps, G.
Zenzius, c. HeffeI, d. Santong, J. An
dersen, w. b: Martin, A, Dieppe. f. Mil
Misses Ella Hennirger, Lillian Ipps, Dora
Hennirger and Sarah Breslan. Mrs.
Dahlberg was assisted by Mrs. Conrad
Zenzius.
The George Washington Memorial as
ISOLATION met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Ansel Oppenheim at the Aberdeen. Mrs.
Maurice Auerbach gave a report of her
work of presenting the subject Of ma
tional university to the chapters Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
throughout the state. Many Of the chap
ters have decided to take up the subject
for their winters study.
The Trolley club was entertained Tues
day evening by Miss Birdie Gales, at her
home on st. Peter street A drama
called '"Fhe Telephone Girl was pre-
sented: Among those present were
the Misses M. Bedbury, A. Fontaine, M.
QuinIan, NJ Wheeler B. Hopkins, NJ
Smith, Messrs. w. Telfort, E. Hansen,
M. Hopkins, O. Hill, W. Stack
Edith Pearson, of a12 Minnehaha street.
celebrated her eighth birthday Wednes-
day. Those present were Mabel Gill,
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son were married Wednesday evening,
at Z o'clock at the home of the brides
R Bare. rs Mr. and Mrs. G. Heideeker, S65
ed by Rev ne T ceremony 4n1n was perform m
prese1ee Of about fifty u the relatives
and friends of the. bride and groom.
MISS MISS Est9eF Baaf. cousin of the bride,
Leidman was bridesmaid. Mr. David
Anderson, brother of the groom, was
pest man and A. D. Heidecker. brother
u u me pr1de; was groomsman. Little Ruth
Heltz was flower girl. The bride and her
attendants were gowned in pearl gray
satln, trimmed with lace and silk and
c cerenon 1ou9uets Of roses. Following the
8 to TO- The Trinity orchestra PLAYED.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson left in the even
ing Tor Cambridge, where they will re-
Sioe. IHey VIII be at home after Nov 10.
o1 Mss sr FRANCES ice Nicell, daughter of Mr..
street, and Rev. w. J. Robinson, of Lake
crystal, We're married Wednesday after
hoon at t ? o'clock Rev w. J. Gray per
stood in the bay window in the main
parior. which was beautifully decorated
NTH SniiIax, roses and other cut flowers.
h hms 9elqe . Mas gowned in silver gray
sa MIS-; warren played the wedding
naalcIi. ABOUT nifty guests witnessed the
ceremony and stayed for the informal
reception following. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
1nSon left in the evening for Omaha and
Crystal.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Park
congregational Church will give an en-
1ertaInment in the church parlors next
ddinQrsday evening. '"The Snow-Capped
S SlsLers Will be presented by the fol-
lowing women: Mesdames Baird Krieg-
er, Lawrence, Allen, Bond, Davidson.
D1Jyer, Gates, Salisbury and CIapp; also
MISSES BEACH, Pike. Allen. and Mr. Glow
and Roy Bond. Two vocal numbers by
Mrs. sue harrington Snapp have been
ADDED to the programme, and a number
VIII be presented by Mr.. w. P. Clow.
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PLEASURES PAST.

The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting of the Women
Christian home, held Friday at the home
On North street. President, Mrs. NJ A
Luley; first vice president, Mrs. ~. e.
Rogers; second vice president, Mrs @.
M. Sawyer: thi1d vice president, Mrs. w
L. Donaldson; recording secretary, Mrs
j. O. SWenScn; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Homer c. Ashcraft corresponding secre-
taTy, Mrs. w. A. Dunnin; treasurer, Mrs.
Z. NJ. Van Duzee; auditor, Mrs. J. NJ
RUSSELL; advisory committee, w. J. VIII
son, E. Nj. Van DCzee, B. III. Schriber;
honorary life members, Mrs. Harriet
Macmillan, Mrs. n. G. Timmons, Mrs.
II. d. Gates.
Mrs. Henry Nickow. of Dayton avenue.
gave an art reception Friday afternoon.
About 200 women called during the re-
ceiVing hours. The rooms We're effectively
decorated with cut flowers and palms
The parlors were in yellow ana Link
the dining room IN red and the studio
in green. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Victoria. Soby, Mrs J.. c. Shea, Mrs
c. IL. Ray and Miss katherine Dougher
Punch was served by Mrs NJ e an
field. assisted by Miss Carrie Rosseif and
Miss Agnes Dodk. Miss Hopes Ladies'
orchestra played during the afternoon.
Mrs. ID. Al Monfort presided art Th1grs-
days meeting of the board of managers
ST. Paul school OF = :ine arts. ~ The
school has at present fifty-one pupils,
and the class in decora tive design eigh-
cen pupils Seyeraf improvements have
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dies Missionary Society of the NJ. E.
Church on Thursday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J w. Heal. A musical
programme will be given and refresh
ments served.
The wedding of Miss C. Emily Roberts
to Mr.. Neil r. Ross will take place this
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, in Buffalo, MINI.
The Hamhne Fertnightly club met with
Mrs. e. w. Haley on Tuesday afternoon.
Papers were read by Mrs. c. N. Akers
and Miss Keith Clark
The Mothers club will meet with Mrs.
James Door. Of Capitol avenue next
Wednesday afternoon.
The annual rally Gay exercises Of the
M. p, church will be held Nov. % in the
new M. e. church.
Miss Cora Winston entertained a party
of friends at a Halloween party on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Ellsworth Fleming, of Lake Crys-
tai, is visiting his brother, c. A. FIem-
ing.
Miss Ruth Ryan entertained few
friends at her home Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Josephine Stevens entertained at
q birthday party Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. E. S. Sturtevant is entertaining
Mrs. Gibson, of North Dakota.
The Audubon Society of the Hancock
School met Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A J. Wallace has returned from
Winnebago City, MINI.
Mrs. O. A. Tucker is home from New
York city.
Miss Lulu Weber is visiting in Wis
ConSin.
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C. Mcytells and Mr.. Robert Hartman.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Daytons Bluff German &.
Mrs. Henry Beckendorf, Minnenaha
street.
Mrs. John Luther, Mendoza street, gave
a coffee Monday for Mrs. Frank Evertts,
of Waconia, Mrs. Chapman of Echo,
Mimi. and Mrs. Evertts. of Norwood.
r. Heyener. Sixth street, for a rece2-
ton Tuesday from 4 to 6, for Mrs
Franklin D. Heyener.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Adams and family
lett Thursday for a two weeks visit in
Chicago. From there they will SO to
Cincinnati to reside.
Mrs Northrup, Fremont street, Will
entertain the Home Mission Society of
the Bates Avenue NJ. E. Church We'd
nesday afternoon.
entertain the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
East Presbyterian Church Tuesday aft
ernoon.
The Ladies Cooperative Society of the
Atlantic Church will meet Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Hugh White, Third
street.
Mrs Ralph Brounson. Maple street.
entertained last Saturday afternoon in
honor of the birthday of her son, Ralph
Mrs c. X Glidden, Maria avenue, en-
teTtained Tuesday afternoon the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Universalist Church.
Will Clark. of st. Cloud, was a guest
during the week of his aunt, Mrs. R.
E. McCleary, Fourth street.
The Jolly Girls gave. a spinster tea
Wednesday evening at the home of Nj IS
Mabel Smith, Fifth street.
ST. Agnes Guild, of st. Peters Episco-
pal church will meet Monday evening
with Mrs. Frank Gadlois
Miss Ada Henry, Bates avenue, enter
tanned the I'm Zoo Wee club Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. ColdweH, Beech street. enter
tanned Wednesday evening for Percy and
Monte Coldwell.
Mrs. J. o. Cavanaugh, Ravine street,
entertained the Fleur-de-Lfs club Fri
day afternoon.
The Dayton's Bluff euchre club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J.
K Hoffman.
A surprise party was given Wednes-
day evning for Master George Collier,
Maria avenue.
Miss Satory, of Wabasha, spent part
of the week with Miss Minnie Ball, Ere
mont street.
Miss Edith Pearson, Minnehaha street.
entertained for her birthday Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Nellie Malloy is entertaining the
Misses Agnes and Loretta Quinn, Of
MI Mrs so E. E calderwood, of Red Rock.
entertained the Birthday club Friday af
Miss Clara Albrecht. Aurora avenue,
gave a Halloween party Wednesday
eyneing.
A surprise party was given Friday
evening for Miss Ida Franks, Maria ave
Mrs Charles Cram. of Cottage Grove.
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party Wednesday evening in honor Of her
sister, Mrs. A. D. Naylor, of Sioux City.
Mrs. A. Fl. Rogers gave a party Mon
day evening in honor OF her son Harry's
sixth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hilcher, of Feronna ave-
nue., returned from Hot Springs Sunday
morning.
MFR. L. NJ. Sherman. of Milwaukee. is
the, guest of his daughter. Mrs. j. K.
Mrs D. W. Watson, who has been WIS.,
ting in Red Wing, returned home Sat-
urday.
Carl and Maud Rand spent Sunday in
saltwater, guests of Rev. and Mrs. Penn
bertOn.
Mrs. N. D. Campbell entertained Mrs.
G. K. McKenny, of North st. Paul. last
Friday.
Mrs. Bagley, of Carroll street. enter
tanned the Hardtines club Monday even
ing.
Mrs. A. H. Rogers entertained Mrs. G.
w. Chandler, of Milwaukee, Thursday
Harry Brooks viii entertain the Lambs
and their ladies Monday evening.
Mrs. McDougaH win entertain the Cos
mopoIItan club next Wednesday,
Judge and Mrs c. M. Orr gave a din
ner party Wednesday evening
Fred Hare. of Olivia, is visiting his sis.
ter Mrs. G. l.. Reed.
Miss Grace Kellogg. of Stevens Point,
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Hazel Turner, Margaret Dine. Florence
Gill Corinne daasch of Milwaukee, Myr-
tie Gregory, Edna Davis, Florence Lin
den. Myrtle Kleinfelter, Mabel Gregory,
vivian VeiiliX.
Mrs. II, Hajicek, of $40 Duke street,
entertained the Autumn Leaf Cinch club
Friday evening. Mrs. f. Leonard, Miss
Jessie S. McElroy, Mrs. James Conway
A. L. LeClair. of 255 Western avenue
will entertain the club Thursday even
iEg, Nov. 10.
The Woman's Athletic association met
Thursday morning at the gymnasium.
81 East Sixth street. Miss Grum and
Miss Pennington We're in charge. Mon
women at the. Athletic association rooms
during the winter. and all classes will
be conducted on those days from until
Il O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. schwabe. of Louis
street entertained the Evening Euchre
club Wednesday evening. FaVors We're
wT ob!,-I by Nj John Thomssen, H. F.
clus, Mrs Trudean and Mrs Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs O'Rourke, of HARRINGTON
avenue, entertained at progressive cinch
Halloween. Fayors we1e won by Mr. =.
r. McDonald, Miss Lizzie o. Reurke, Mr..
Felix o Rourke, Mrs. P. R. Cauley
A Neclltie and Apron Surprise party
was rendered Alice johnson Halloween
evening, at her home on Hastings ave-
nue.. Supper. was served to fifty guests
at midnight.
Mrs. Henry Klosterman, Mississippi
street. gave card party Tuesday after
Hefkin, of Norwood. Mrs. Chapman. of
Echo. Mimi, and Mrs. Frank Evertts
of Waconia.
Mrs. Lawrence Gerrity entertained
the kensington club Tuesday afternoon
at their home on De Soto street. Mrs.
" f. Markoe, of White Bear, will be
the next hostess.
Miss Minnie Dell. of st. Adams street.
gave a Halloween party Wednesday
evening. company Of twentV-five
was entertained
The Young Peoples club of the English
Lutheran church of the Redeemer, was
entertained Thursday evening by Adolph
and Fred Wilcken. Pleasant avenue
Miss Olive Foren, of Irvine Park. on
tertained Thursday evening for Miss
Vera Woedruff. of Chicago.
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MATRIMONIAL.

The marriage of William H. Cutler.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Cutler.
S60 Summit avenue. to Miss Martha Car
ter. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry III.
Carter, of Highland avenue Newton
vile, Boston, took place. Monday even
ing IN the New church. NewtonviIle.
adelphia, performed the ceremony. as
sisted by Rev. James Reed. of Boston.
The bride was gowned in ivory white
liberty satin with tulle veil The brides
maids were: Miss Lucia Cutler, sister
of the groom and Miss Elinor Carter The
best man was Mr.. William Forbes. of
st. Paul; and the ushers We're: Messrs.
Albert p: Carter. Hubert Carter, Sidney
Carter, George ,MetcaIf, Ray Perry and
Stanley Hail.. A reception in the church
parlors followed the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. w. W. Cutler were assisted in re-
ceiving- by Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cutler.
St. Paul; and Mr.. ard Mrs. Fl. H. Carter
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler will reside in ST
Paul.
Mrs Julia C. Heitz and Mr. A Ander-
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NOVEMBER.

NON MBER.
Dark, grim November, stalking by,
Gr1eVeS for the year so soon to go;
Brown untS upon the hillside lie,
AND in the air come hints of snow.
Dim, moving shadows fill the day.
7 The flowers are dead, the birds have
flown,
Brown leaves are heaped in stark array
The brooks voice brings a solemn tone.
The flames upon the forests face,
That lately shone for our despair
Have gone with all their pallets grace,
And none today can answer where.
Brief is the circuit of the sun.
ghoStly spell holds land and sky;
For summers spIen6ors are undone,
And soon the north winds riotry
Will jar the chimney, sweep the plain
sounding shrtll trumpets where it goes;
I'LL Ger the landscapes breadth again
Drops the white eoVerlet of SHOWS.
But. underneath the seeds of spring
The whole of life hold fast in fee,
For the chilled earth's awakening
And endless summers yet to be!
Joel Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs c C. Titcomb entertain
ed a small company Wednesday evening
at their home in the Genessee The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Chamber
lain, Mr. and Mrs S. V. Harris, Mrs. E.
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K labunde left in the evening fer a short
"Trip. They will reside at 1877 Maple

SltSGL.
Miss Helen McTvor. Short street, gave
sheet and pillow case party Wednes-
day evening. The rooms We're decora ted
with pumpkins and jack o'Ianterns. The
guests We're the Misses Bertha Rink,
Margaret Buckberg, Lucia Snow, lisa
Probst Vera HelT1es, Mabel Philips,
Clara Ellsner, Elizabeth and Paula Miller
and Ellen and Julia Johnson.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates
Avenue NJ. E. Church met Tuesday with
Mrs. Parker, Maria avenue Mrs. E. A
kimball, Third street, will entertain the
society next Tuesday. The ladies are
preparing for sale to be given the.
middle of December.
Miss Effie Hosmer entertained at a
Halloween party Wednesday evening
The following were the guests: The
Misses Inez Cleveland, Mary Brant May
and Bell Stevens, Ruth Hosmer, ana
Messrs. Edward Hunt, Valentine Fabian,
Archie Duncan and Bert Brant
Miss Nellie E. Malloy, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MaIloy, plum
street, and Mr.. Edward J. Quinn, of
OWatonna, Mimi. will be married Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock at st. Mary's
Catholic church.
Mrs. Charles Weinhagen. Bates ave
que, gave a euchre Monday evening for
Mr.. Weinhagen's birthday. The iecfp-
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DAYTON'S RLUFF.


The Misses Stella and Johanna WiIlius.
Hoffman avenue, entertained Wednesday
evening. Halloween games formed the
principal part Of the. evenings enter
tainment The guests were the Misses
Theresa Sterile, May Zee, Clotilde Brink,
Ella MuenCh Freda Nauman, Margaret
man, c. Stroute. NaumaHn. MeCIoud,
Oscar F'ahleg. Herbert Jones, Edward
Kernkamp, Edward, Parder. George Lee.
Jacob Westby and Adolph Stier1e.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Heinrich and
daughter Hastings avenue, have remov-
ed to River Falls, Wis.
Miss Elizabeth Gibson and Mr.. Charles
f. Klabunde were married Tuesday
evening at o'clock, by Rev. Father
Gleason, of st. Johns Catholic church,
Francis street. The attendants were
Miss Minnie I<Iabunde, sister of the
groom and Mr., Albert : Walters The
bride wore gray ta4lor-made gown,
held from 5 to 10 o'clock at the bride s
home ON Maple street. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Wis, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. DR..
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

There will be afternoon and evening
meetings each day in the Methodist
church for the next few weeks Evan
gelist Hathaway, of Buford, Can. is in
The history class met Thursday with
Mrs; Isaac Cheney. The general subject
is England, and the first topic was Eng
land from the cave men to the Ro-
mans.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will hold a Christmas sale the
second Tuesday in December.
Mrs. w; w. Barnum will entertain the
Foreign Missionary society of the Con-
gregational church Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Binghart gave her Sunday
day afternoon
The. Ladies' Society of the Congrega-
Gonal church met Tuesday with Mrs.
Green.
Wycof Clark entertained the Young
ing.
Mrs. :, orothy Harwood gave costume
party Friday evening.
! Mrs; Pussy entertained Informally Fria
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MERRIAM PARK.

Eva WesterfieId, Olive Tiffany, Anna
Muckle and Gussie Brown gave a sheet
and pillow case party to a few of their
friends Halloween evening.
Mrs. w. L. Crosby of Menomonie.
Wis, and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mars
ton, of BostoIt, are guests Of their sister.
Mrs. H. M Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore, of Du-
-buque, have been visiting friends in the
Park and Minneapolis. returned home
last week.
Miss Laura Shepard gave a euchre
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The first entertainment of the Dramatic
circle Will be given at Seminary hall
be %T6e Ladies Battle tra ans ton ion
from the French comedy of M. M. Scribe
'and Legouve. The cast will include Mrs.
Charming Seabury Mrs. LawIer, Charles
Ames, Samuel Sewan, George Willard,
of Minneapolis; Leavitt Corning, o. w.
Stout, Charles Corning and G. H. Cow
ling. Miss Sturgis will act as stage di-
rector. Charles Tarbox will be stage
manager, assisted by T. G. Holyoke,
Leavitt Corning and William TrOw-
bridge.
The Browning circle, under the leader
ship of Mrs. L. S. Noble will be reor-
ganized and hold it's first Meeting at
Mrs. William Ely Bramhall's, SOC lyle
hart street Tuesday morning. The
Ring and the Book" will be the subject
for the winters work, and all Browning
lovers who would like to take up this
study will be welcome. Another class
will be formed for all wishing to take the
course followed last winter, and those
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visited friends on the Bluff during the

visited friends on the Bluff during the
week
Miss Elizabeth Bali Is entertainingsher
cousin. Miss May McNevin. of Staples,
Mimi.
Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn, of Owatan-
ma, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NAL
10y.
Mrs. J. Blades, Conway street, en-
tertained informally Wednesday even
Mrs. Seves WestIy, Fourth street
spent part of the week in River Falls
Mrs. c. Liesnfar. left Friday for Iowa
where she wilE4spend the&winter
The Misses Olive and Maude Freeman
entertained at a Halloween. party.
Mrs. J. J. McManIus Bates avenue
has returned from Duluthi4
Mrs. Goodnature of Blooming Prairie,
is visiting Mrs MaTloy.i
Fred Sherwood has returned from yell
loWStone Park.
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ST. PAU Park.

Mrs. John Bell. Mrs. E. r. Sheldon and
Mrs. Eugene Bell were entertained by
Mrs. S. W. Dickinson. of st. Paul, at
luncheon Thursday
Mrs. John Larany. who has been visit
ing friends i'll Indiana and Wisconsin the
past month returned Thursday morning.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ e.
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs James Galbraith.
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John WillOughby
The faculty of st. Paurs college gave
a Halloween party for the students
Wednesday,.
A Halloween party was given Wednes>
day evening at the residence of Mrs. P.
V. DAILY.
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DINNERS AND LUNcHEoNs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse. Gregg gave din
ner party Thursday evening at their
ISL o on Ashland avenue in honor of
table appointments were in pink and
white The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
F. r. Fulton. Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
SargiI, of Minneapolis; Mrs. and Mrs.
Ghandler, of Minneapolis; Mrs. and Mrs.
p. NJ. Prouty, Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Kirk,
Miss Cunningham and Mr.. Seweu.
Mrs; James J. Hill gave a luncheon
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Sum-
mt avenue; in honor of the Misses
White, of Philadelphia. A company of
twelve was entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Montgomery, of
Ashland avenue, gave a dinner Tuesday
IN honor Of Mr.. Len Hoyt, who left Thurs
day for Portland, Or.
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HANELINE.

Mrs. Winnie Fleming entertained at her
hefne Saturday evening. Misses Margar-
ct and Jennie Scott, Daisy Wright
blanche Stevens, Hattie Ryan, Edythe
Hall, Messrs. Andrew Ross. Frank Ryan,
David Scott and Douglas Fleming.
dime social Will be given by the La
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stricted to the wives and daughters Of
army officers in this city.
Mrs. F. NJ Douglass, of Virginia ave-
nue., gave a luncheon Monday afternoon
for the Day-Ewing bridal party. Mon
day evening Mrs. Harold P. Bend gave
theater party and supper for Miss Day
and her attendants
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Mrs. Benjamin L. Goodkind, of Dayton
avenue, has issued Invitations for a re-
cePtion to be given from A to 6, Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. IA.
Mrs ]. Ross Nichols will receive Fri
day afternoon, at her home on Nelson
avenue, for her daughter, Miss Nichols
The marriage Of George Langford, of
tltis city, and Miss Sidney. Holmes, of
Kansas CitXsawiII take place Wednesday,
Nov IA, at the brides home.
(, Mrs. Wade, wife of Gen. ]. F. Wade,
Commanding the department Of Dakota,
will give a luncheon Wednesday after
noon, at the Ryan. to the army women
of fSt- Paul. Invitations have been re-
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