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bles are: Misses Cassie Lindeke. Flo
renee Pfeiffer. Julia Burger Alice
Meyer. Mabel Smith. Clara femme and
Eva Miller.
The Misses Elsie Wichman, Johanna
Holl, Olive and Maude Freeman and
Charies and Clarence Freeman left
Thursday for a two weeks trip on the
great lakes.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bates
Avenue NJ; E. Church will give a lawn
social on the grounds, Third street and
Maria avenue, Thursday evening
The meeting of the Dayton's Bluff His
tory class, which was to have been held
at Como last Monday, has been post
poned for two weeks.
The engagement Of Miss Janet Haskell
Flschbetn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Haskell Fischbein, and Gerhard c. Bohn
is announced.
Mrs. John j. Mcdonald entertained at
Gunner Wednesday for Father Dillon, of
california, and Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Scan
Mrs. Charles Helmes entertained at din
ner Friday for Miss Lizzie Enders, OF
MllWaukee. Covers were laid for twenty
Mrs. William Brink gave a children's
party tuesday afternoon in honor of the
seventh birthday Of her daughter. Helen
Miss May McNevin, the guest OF her
cousins. the Misses Elizabeth and Min
ME BAH, left Friday for Staples, MINI.
Mr. ana Mrs. Samuel Howe, Of Topeka
Kan, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ
Cieary' spent the week at Minnetonka.
The. picnic of the East PRESBYTERIAN
church, arranged for last week. has been
postponed to next Wednesday.
Inc English Lutheran Church Of the
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personal MENTION.

"A party of young people are SPENDING
couple OF weeks at the Sharp cottage
Mahtomedi The party consists of fh1
MISSES Engenia and Name Handy. Cora
NMeStemhagen, Hattie Rague. AGNES
Nicholson, Katherine and Bess Nanetn nes
ana ana Messrs Warren Sharp, Frank New.
ton, Gerald Smith, Dick Homes 1 DIV
RHeWton, Clark Schiffman and percy
Ritchie, of Chicago. anu MI
n NE and Mrs. c.. D. Lowering. Mrs w
- -; S S2teWart and Mr.. and Mrs. StoweI1
~ 81. MaTShaH avenue; Mr.. and Mrs Az Az
ieaVa t tb;l OF Dayton avenue, will
Mrs. James j. Hill and the Misses, rr.,,
W. " SuA III avenue, will return from New
hofk today. They have made fha trtn,
VIA VIA the great lakes on Mr.. HIS nriva ~
Mrs A. H. Wales, of westmins+o,
street, is entertaining her sister. Mrs. ' q
h Reynolds of New York civ a ant D. ~, "
niece, MISS onita Gardanier, of Chicago
na mfs b. b., Il 11 Martin. of Omaha, accom-.
city, left the city on Wednesda% 1s oI t nus
Trip TO the Pacific. coast. tol
Key. Matthias Stern, o. S. b diroo+o,
S has II beers SenediGts college Atchison Kan
r. Egan the past week. anu MIS-. E
Mrs E. M. Van Duzee of Won Gil,
court is entertaining Mrs. D. T w. .ae
Man n4iah and Miss Sherman, of LANSING
Mrs, Mrs. Jessica De Wolf and Miss whit
diuse OF Pleasant avenue, left vestar-
tonka. "eeAs at Mime
m Mrs; Paul Gotzian. of Nina avenue
avenue, have returned from Chica ap1iiinit
MRS mrs. George Wooley and daughter
era weeks at Lake Osakis MINI -
MRS. caroline M. Teeple, of Sup,n,;t
81; Clair of Crystal Lake, III. 0e0i 8 s'iia
Mrs: John Harris, who has haan vic
rrr Ias MIS-. H. T. Upham, of Summit ave-
nus mas returned to Chicago.
h T.. Clark Evans, formerly of st. Pau1
S Sa1 no" OF Seattle, will spend a few
uays IN the city this month,
MIS-. Reed and Miss Reed, of Sherman
and the Atlantic coast. NC" iorh
Mrs. B. B. Miller, of Iglebar+ s+roo.
Is the guest of Mrs. F. b. Enee1I ~
Cullom avenue, Chicago u
Arthur Epson left ST. Paul Wednesde1
LOT three months of travel in Greaii
Britain and France " ied'
Mrs. George R. Fling, of Pbilade,nb,o
IS visiting St. Paul during Mr. Fiinarss
absence in Europe mig
Mrs. Otto A. Reminder, Of Aurora ave-
nue., VIII go to Duluth this week for .
fortnight's visit ior
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bowlby of the
1AIplon; will take a trip down the great
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conger. Of Ash
1anu avenue, will leave tomorrow for
Judge and Mrs. sanborn and family. Of
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

A surprise party was given Wednes-
day evening for Miss Martha Benedict
for her birthday. The evening was de-
voted to music and games on the lawn
The guests were: The Misses May Lee
Agnes Hoatson, Hilda Lyon, Grace and
Agnes Denny, Lizzie Jett, Grace Stude-
man, Nellie Davis, Wilde and Barnes,
AND Messrs. George Whitney. Ferguson,
Temple, A. Arrivee, Albert Arrivee, Jett
ana Hiram, Horace and Fred Benedict
The following party picnicked at Como
saturday: Mr.. and Mrs. George femme.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Strate Mrs n
ID; Funk. the Misses Julia and Amelia
W1chman, Lizzie Millhouse, Amelia. LIZ
zle and Pauline Burger, Title, Addie and
Elia Bach, Minnie Boetcher. Amelia and
Julia Wtchman, Tillie and Anna Strafe
Messrs. Frank Wichman, Leonard I,anee
and Arthur Koeneke
Mrs F. H. Stock entertained satur-
day for Miss Abbie Dugan, Of Sioux
City. 10. Among the guests were the
Misses Strate, Ottilie Lothman. Mamie
LANCE, Lydia and Bertha Burkhard
Bertha De Haas, Lulu and Ida. BlasIng
Louise Pinska, Emma Stock, Mrs. Blank,
enDurg, Mrs. BeaIs, Mrs Frank Pfnslxa
and Mrs. c. E. Lothman.
A lawn social Will be given Thursday
evening by the Epworth League of the
Dayton's Bluff German M e. Church At
Fourth and Maple streets. The young
$1,000 mia @=Ah A>@@A -
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PLEASURES PAST.

A tally-ho party was given Tuesday
afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Hurst
Of Detroit, Mich, for the Michigan del
egates to the National Republican League
convention. The party visited Fort Smell
ing Como park and Indian Mounds park
The guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Fen
don, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Defoe, Mr.. and
Mrs A S. Constant and Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Edward Traeger, of 1911 Reaney
street, gave a party Tuesday. in homo
OF her birthay. The guests were: Miss
cara Craning, Miss Mollie Craning. Mis-
Julia Hammond, Miss Helen Nelson, Mrs
.. b. Underhill, Mr. and Mrs. W, Lind.
strom and Charles Hoglund The dec.
orat1ons were sweet peas, carnations ano
Mrs; G: S. Lilley entertained at lunch
con Monday at her home on Rondo street
IN honor of Mrs. Arthur Fowler and Miss
Fowler. Of Lake City.
Mrs. f. e. Draper entertained informal
~ at luncheon Wednesday at her home
on on Dayton avenue in honor of Mrs. VII,
Mr. and Mrs. A E. George entertained
a. dinner Thursday at their home or
conway street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Wright of Bethlehem, Pa. -'-i >
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avenue. have returned from a visit in
Fairmunt, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Davis, of Clinton
avenue, had as their guests last week
Idaho
Mrs. B. F. Latta and daughter Minnie
or George street. have returned from a
n Sls' D. WIN MRS :. }. Kelly, of Langdon,
Mrs. ]: Rourke and Miss Rourke. of
Kansas City, the guests of Mrs. McEIin
OF East Robe street. have returned
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. r.
iRackiiffe, of ROBBIE street, has returned
Miss Katherine Panchott. who has been
the guest of Miss Effie Herring. of East
Wash
"A MI Tan. and Mrs "; Clifford. of South Rob
f9r street fo have gone to River Falls Wis.
Mrs. w. Clifford, of South Robert
street, had5a as her guest last week Miss
Anna McII0llum. of River Falls. Wis
George. and Willie Gamble, of Midway
avenue, have returned home from a two
weeks visit in Faribault. MINI.
Miss Trip, who has been the guest of
MISS Herring. off.East ROBBIE street, has
returned tosBarnesville, MINI.
The Y. MA. S. gave an ice cream So
eial Tuesday evening. corner of Mount
Hope and Prescott streets
Mrs. Haniey~ and Miss Gertrude Han
ley, Of East ROBBIE street, will leave next
month for a Western trip.
Mrs E. Es Kendall, of Concord street,
entertained Thursday afternoon the Be
thesda Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. Charles Res1er and son Lloyd, of
B1dwel street are visiting in Waseca
and OWatOnna, Mimi
Miss Florence Burke. of Ricevine, TO-,
s visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Sloan, of
East Winifred street
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. d. Evans and FAM
ny, of East ROBBIE street. have gone to
Muskoda, Num-
Mrs E. NJ. Woodbury., of East Con-
gressg street. is entertaining Mrs Bruce.
of New York.
The st. Valentine band met Friday aft
ernoon with Miss Maud Bigue, of West
Delos street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert witty. of East
RoDle street nave returned from White
Mr.: and Mrs. Converse and family, of
south Park have moved to 1S7 East Isa-
Miss Jessie Davis, of Clinton avenue. is
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MATRIMONIAL.

The marriage of Mrs. Lillian Alice
Sweeney, of st. Louis, and Theodore Win
thrOp Brown took place Wednesday after
noon at $50 o'clock at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. w. S. Flynt, in
Summit place. DIR. G.. D. Andrews, of
Christ Episcopal church. read the service.
The guests were limited to members of
the families of the bride and groom. The
ceremony was performed in the main
parlor, which was decorated in green
and yellow. The bride and groom stood
under heavy canopy of smilax, starred
with Mareshal Mel roses and dotted with
satin ribbon. Mr.. and Mrs Brown left
for the East Wednesday evening They
will spend their honeymoon in Canada
and the Thousand Islands. They will be
at home after Oct. 1 at 47O Ashland ave
nue.. Mrs. Brown will receive Wednes-
days during September at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. w. S. Flynt, 254
Summit place.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Martha Jones, daughter of Lieut. William
A. Jones, of the United States lighthouse
board, formerly of St Paul. to Lieut..
Walter Bates, Of Manila. The marriage
took place July in Manila
Miss Susan B. Durkee was married at
1:SO yesterday to Walter w Mann at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Durkee
5S Prospect terrace. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dur
kee
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The children Of the East Presbyterian
Sunday school will hold their annual
picnic Tuesday at Wildwood. They will
leave the church, Seventh and Ross
streets, at $3.50 o'clock There will be a
programme of amusements for the little
people, arranged by Rev. John Copeland,
Mr.. Aleck Cameron and Mrs e. r. Ide.
The Misses Sylvia and Lucille Egan
will return home about Aug. 1, at which
time the date of their concert at the Peo-
pies church will be announced. Miss
Elizabeth Conner and M. Vernon Stiles
will arrive about the same time.
A lawn social given by the Ladies Aid
Society of the English Lutheran Church
of the Redeemer will be held at the
residence of H. Lothman, 2024 Iglehart
street, Merriam Park, Tuesday evening.
The Laurel Cycle club will meet at the
club house Friday evening and take a
run to Highwood, where they will be en-
tertained. The club will leave the club
house at p. m.
Mrs. Roger Cooley will entertain the
members of the Ladies' Afternoon club
Tuesday at her home on Carroll street.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. E. Muggby will en-
terrain at cards tomorrow evening In
honor of Mrs. Lindner, Of Chicago.
The King Street M. E. church and Sun
day schoole will hold it's annual picnic
Tuesday. July "a, at Wildwood.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Universal
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Winifred street. have returned from For
est Lake.
Mrs. McArdell. of Oakdale avenue, has
gone to Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. c. c. Edwards, of Greenwood
avenue, is at Oxford, 10.
Miss Edna Miller, of Bancroft street, is
visiting in Saltwater.
Mrs. Wilkinson, of Concord street, has
gone to Great Falls.
Miss Magma Pheeny, Of Clinton ave-
nue., is in Winona.
Mrs. H: R. Hare. of Bidwell street, is
in Hutchinson, MINI.
A. Rogers. of East ROBBIE street, has
gone to Sioux City.
Mrs. Dedolph. of East Congress street,
is at Waterloo, 10.
Mrs. AIlin Flynn. of Ada street, has
gone to Michigan
Miss Laura Mckay. of stryker avenue.
is at Faribault.
Mrs. Arndt has returned from Park Riv-
er, N. D.
George Shaw has gone to Cloquet,
MINI.
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entertaining Miss Rose Burns, of st.
Peter MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Lehman have NOV
90 into their new residence on East Ro-
bic street.
St Michaels church gave an ice cream
terrace
The King Street Sunday school will
give its annual picnic Tuesday at Wild
Mrs Matheson, of Regina, is visiting
| street. 90
Mrs. viii Doran. of East Winifred
street has returned from Menomonfe,
Re Rev: and Mrs. F. H. shadd will leave
East. Ao1 'ne
Miss Lottie Dampier, of East Winifred
street has returned from Crookston,
| Miss Miller. of East Winifred street, has
| as her guest Miss Hayens, of OelWein To-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leak and family.
Oh Wlnltred street, are at Forest Lake.
Miss Florence Ringwald, of BidwelI
street has returned from Forest lake.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Snow, of East ROBBIE
street nave returned from White Bear.
MIS- T. b. Waite, of East Congress
street mas gone to Centerville, S. D.
MRS: Duncan Ferguson and son. of East
Wln1Ired street, are at Forest Lake
MIS-. rank Snepnard, of East Congress-
street, is visiting in South Dakota.
Miss Louise Prinzing. of Midway ave
nue., has returned from Faribault
Miss Winifred Parker, of East Con-
gress street, has gone to Winnipeg
MIS- Mrs. Rowddy, of New York, is visiting
mrs Brennan, of Isabel street
c. S. Schurman, of East Congress street
mas returned from Milwaukee,
Miss Hilda Martin, of East Wfnifred
stTeet, Is at Glenwood, Wis.
returned from Pratt, Mimi
81 Mlchaefs parish will give an excur
sion down the river Aug. 1.
Miss Sarah O'Connor. of R,,a,leer straa+
| mas gone to Pennington. -
Mr.. and Mrs; Thompson. of Ohio street,
have gone to Searsport, Me.
Miss Elizabeth Wood of Ohio stroet
has returned from Omaha.
returned from Bald Eagle.
Mrs. George Dix, of Hall avenue is
visiting at Detroit, Mich.
MIR. and Mrs. Joisted and family. az
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THE BIG sUNBoNNET.

Let others praise the picture hat,
The tidy toQue, or trim built sailor
Or any one Of fashions freaks!
For me the mode like some grim jailer
Lest eyes profane should dwell upon
That, as for some hid gem, my eyes
Go peering meath each big sunbonnet!
I own I've oft been taken in;
It's promise many a time deceives me,
It's depths revealing now and them
A gruesome sight that greatly grieves
me,
Some say it's made for such-to hide
The wreck that once as Beauty shone;
Was first devised-a face unfair
They'd bury meath big sunbonnet!
OF toll or time they cost, we measure
The worth of things; and 1, for one,
Do dearly love to hunt for treasure;
We're [ the makers of the laws.
To rosebud girls 1 would restrict
The right to wear the big sunbonnet!
Mary Norton Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L Towle, Of sum-
at the Town and Country club in honor
of Miss Neff, of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. James announce
the engagement Of their daughter Cor
bridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. E O. Trawbridge gave
dinner party Friday evening at the Kilt
Miller. Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs. Fuller, Haydn
S. Cole and Jules B; Denegre.
Mr. and Mrs Frank NJ Smith, of Kent
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WEST ST. PAUL.


The Ladies' Aid Society of Westmin-
Ster Presbyterian Church gave a social
TTrrlday evening on the church lawn.
InoSe IN charge were Mrs Keck. Mrs
Walter Holmes and Mrs Waite.
Miss Leonia Leinau, of East Congrss
street, has gone to St James. Mimi.
where she is visiting her uncle, DR.. ]. B.
Lewis From there she will go to Chaska
and Jordan.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
clety OF Westminster Presbyterian Church
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. b 7
Bowfield. of East Winifred street.
Mrs. Charles Trogner, of washington
D. G., who has been visiting Mrs. De,
dolph, of East Congress street, has gone
to Duluth to visit her sister.
Arthur Sheppard and Fritz Oliver, of
Hastings, spent-a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank SHEPPARD. of F;ast
Congress street A-oS'
MT Claude Burnham, of West Con
gress street. and Frank Taft of StrySSer
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs.

Mill Lillian Millard, of Holly avenue,
entertained at dinner Wednesday in hon
Cutcheon, of Chicago, who were her
guests.
Miss Holbert gave a dinner Tuesday
evening at the Town and Country club
in honor of Miss Parsons, of Louisville,
Ky. Twelve guests were entertained.
Mrs. Arnold Saunders. of Cleveland.
was the guest of honor Tuesday at a
LUNCHEON given by Mrs. H. P. Upham,
of Summit avenue.
Miss Nelson gave luncheon Wednes-
gay at her home on Dayton avenue in
honor of Miss Whitmore of Madison.
Wis.
Miss Lincoln, of Grand avenue. enter
tanned company of ten young women
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Observation-Disclosures
In ST. Paul Social 6lr6I6S :
lI!!!.!I.I.!.

from Saltwater at luncheon Thursday.
Miss Clark entertained a company of
twelve young women Monday at a
luncheon at her home on Holly avenue.
Mrs. J. B. Tarbox gave an informal
luncheon Monday on Manitou island in
honor Of Mrs. Hiram T. Stevens.
Jared How entertained a company of
twelve at dinner Tuesday evening at the
Town and Country club.
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street, will entertain at a bicycle ger
man tomorrow evening at Hotel st.
Louis, Lake Minnetonka. One hundred
and fifty guests will be entertained. The
figures of the cotiIlion will be done on
wheels.
Mr. and Mrs D. E. Hickey, Of Ra-
vine street, announce the engagement of
their daughter Laura to DR.. ]. o. Cav
anaugh. The marriage will take place
in the early autumn.
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ist Church of the Messiah will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Rake
straw, 555 Laurel avenue
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. James announce
the engagement of their daughter Cor
nelia to DR.. Walter B. Cannon, of Cam
bridge. Mass
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Big 4 Sale LADIES' cHlL bSR Underwear
Bargain Tables uncovered at $50 a m. sharp.

M.
Never in the history recalling the Northwest such en-
dous sale Ladies and Chdens Fine attempted
The prices dcuou low that can
not compete Every offering virtually gift customers
Besides the fact that shall by this method clean
er goods confidently look to the operation be the
most convincing advertisement have had $50
m sharp Come prepared for the biggest values you
Remember these prices are for day ony-Monday
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis L Towle, Of sum-
NIT avenue, gave a dinner last evening
at the Town and Country club in honor
of Miss Neff, of Chicago.
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Sundays. Tuesdays aud Thursdays q y
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Crescent. Gettysburg, Pyshs. Cialiam AM
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Four round trips daily, except Sunday
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THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
rNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. X ROBINSON
Carrying T. s. Mail
Leaves CITY dock az - a. m far fort a.
Bean point Pleasant Beach. Hremprter
United States ravy yard Sidney. Charles.
ton. TracytoD. tnico and Slvegaalc Ha-
turning. leaves sidney , ?. m. Brernertof.
2.I0 p m
LILLY, BOGARDUS 4 co. Agents
Telephone. Main a.
Fare Port Orchard points. &c.
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.
sTEAMFR MULTNOMAr

STEAMER MULTNoMAH
DAILY except sunday. leaves for Taeo
fna and Olympia st 1 .. m.
STEAMER CITY or ABERDEEN
Daily, except Sunday leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at "a. 70.
round trip. SIC 49,
Spring street. S' "a
Telspbcne. Main 52a
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROSALIE.
Leaving Columbia Street Dock. Effective
September 18th, 1900.
FOR VANCOUVER. Il. C.. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


MsWiliiams .-........................M Master
Leaves Yesler wharf every Monaay
"Wednesday and Friday AZ o. N
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. IA. the following
day
Leaves Vancouver every Taexsa,,
Thursday and Saturday at p m
Arrives a. Seattle az % a. m following
day
Connects at Vancouver with = r. n
trains for All points East and with vtoafn
'ers for Nar2imo, CamQx. Victoria New
t5ntasleT ang sAaasA island porte
after .. m on any ~ sailing
FCr frei.ht % passage Apply az the n
nee q The vancouver line. XeAler wharf
Telephoue Red el