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mission services at ST. Thomas church
CLOSED last Sunday evening. 1t was sue
cess. i'm every way. \ large concoursc OF
people were in attendance at both the
morning and evening services every day.
II was conducted 10y two rcdcmpiionist
fathers from Saratoga, y. Y, both elo-
uuCut sneakers and very earnest men.
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UNDERHIll,

The funeral of the late Matthew Dorr
was very largely attended a St Thoma =
church last Wednesday.-A republican
caucus to elect seven delegates to the
county convention was held at the town
hall Tuesday evening AT the democratic
caucus Monday evening, II. l.. Colgrove
was chairman, and j. w. Casey, secretary.
The delegates elected to the state conVcn-
ton were J. J. Monahan, chairman. Fred
f. MARROW and Michael Leddy; to the
district convention, John w. Casey, HaZen
j. Colgrove and Cyrus NJ Mead, The
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SWAN TON.

large crowd witnessed the game Sat
urddN afternoon between the Burlington
high school nine ana the Swanton hiSn
school team. During the first half of the
game il looked as though the visitors
were going to make the only scores, but
in the NTH inning the :. II. 5. had mad"
two scores. when the Burlington manager
withdrew the pitcher and put in an en-
tircly new man. The home team then
made seven scores that inning. Tho game
finally resulted i'm victory for Burlas-
ton by Il score Of II to II.
GnnHn hN innln.r..
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BELVIDERE.

The sad news OF the sudden death of
James FletCher's youngest son, Ernest in
Barton reached him Saturday, The funer-
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HAMLINE.

Hdr- and Mrs. Norman Larsen enter
tanned party Of Hamline friends in their
1@1ineapoifs home Monday evening
Ihcse present iE-ere: Misses Cora Mont
go1ne1Z. Eeife Holley, Maude Wallace.
Eta Webb. Messrs. and Mesdames ".
T. Erink. r. Montgomery, N. 4 tchison.
T. r. M:Erea. G. =. Mnntgonerv G r
GOOD. A J. Wallace anG w E. Brink
Messrs Grant, Dunn, Grey and Mont
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Knox church, gave a social Friday even
ing. A musical and literary programme
was given
DR.. and Mrs George II. Rridgnan en-
tertained during the week Rev. and Mrs
Wordsworth. of Toronto, Can.
]. Z. Rounds, accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. L. D. Rounds. arrived from
Boston Friday morning.
Mrs; j. w. Valentine and son. Allen, OF
Buffalo, are the guests Of the former $
brothers, Messrs. Allen.
Misses Ella and Marie Miller. of Cum
berland. have been the guests of Miss
Belle Hoiley
The T9amline FortnightIy club will
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Rossman. of Pills
bury, are the guests of Mrs. j. b Ross
man.
Mrs, Morgan L. Holley has returned
from visit in the southern part of the
Walter ,Meacham. Of Edgerton; is the
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Montgomery are
entertaining Fred Kahl. of Duluth
The NJ E. Ladies aid met with Mrs.
A j. Meachanl Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Craig spent Sunday
with relatives in Minneapolis
Mrs. l.. Fl. Batehelder. is entertaining
Mrs. Settle. of Des Moines.
The wedding Of Miss c. E. Roberts and
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The Laurel club held its first meeting
at the new club. rooms in the Aberdeen
hotel building, Dayton avenue, Friday
ff eve Sixteen applicants were admit
Tea TO membership. The club will give
It's first complimentary ''house parfv''
at Lifts hall on Nov. 2S The formal
opening OF the new quarters on Dayton
avenue will take place Nov &C. Progress
siNe clhch followed by dancing, will he
me enter tainment offered at the second
MEMBERS house party, which is sche1
qiSu TOT Wednesday evening Dec. u. AZ
LIT nall. The twelfth informal of tho
Iluo regular series of dances will also
P @ gwen at Lifts on New Years eve
he board of managers of the.sdav mr.
10y VIII give q silver tea tomorrow AZ
4ISi I'll from to 6 at Relief Sae;etv
iialIt nose that will receive are Mrs
y; X JeWett, Mrs. E. E. White, Mrs
5R1cans' MRS. = b Fhurston, Mrs L. A.
Moore. and Miss Sommers. a
The annual meeting of the Needleworl,
gnlld VIII be held at 10 O'Clock Wednes
gay morning, Nov. IA. In the afternoon
ne garments collected will be on exhi-
bition, and the officers Of the gIlf3d viii VII
serve tea, VIII
A progressive euchre party viii be
Even oy st. Peter Court No. 101. @ q. 2
school hall. 50 SA's flon
The Misses Sauer and Luger have -
sued invitations for a dancing nort1 aV 70 Is Is
New ioyn 90 a. Lifts hah Tuesday evening,
MRS MacLaren viii entertain the yo,,,,,
t.aales Afternoon club THURSDAY ~ n be -
nome on Collins street. Her
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anderson. Arlene Bergstrom. The next
meeting viii be held Nov. Il.
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
hresoyterian church met Tuesday after
, ,,es,l al the home Of the November chair
man Mrs e. r. Findley on Reaney
street Mrs. Thomas Cameron. Mrs T.
). Hart and Mrs. J. r. Thompson were
n 1Io TED q committee to arrange for a
measuring social, to be given Nov %
az the home of Mr.. E. r. Ide, on Eau
quier street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
swedish Lutheran church met Friday at
the nome OF Mrs. Lundholm, in Olive
street Arrangements were made for
q q, musical and literary entertainment and
1 urKey supper TO be given in the par
1 m OF the circle Thanksgiving evening
committee.
,T The Young PEOPLES social club of Grace
n e. church will meet at the home OF
ReY: and Mrs. Ashcraft. 74S Burr street,
Hammond Miss Josie Brash and NJ
louis Brash are in charge of the re-
THE The Relief Society ef St Paul Chapter
NO, "a was entertained Thursday after
h Meon at the home of Mrs. B. J. Knapp.
MRS. n 0. Afney, Miss Ellis and Mrs
VIM Densmore are the comnitte TO plan
Tor d sale to be given Dec. Is.
Mrs Harry Matthews, Buch street. en-
tertained the Nineteenth Century club
Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were won
ey Mrs; Geo Rank. Mrs. Wolfsberg ana
tertain the cub next Tuesday
= The Ladies Aid Society of the Pine
Street churcll have elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. l. Harman:
vice president. Mrs. G.. A. Binder; secre-
Iary' Mrs. M. Steyner; treasurer, Mrs j.
Hauck "
The &C Cleveland Mothers club will meet
next tuesday at 3:45 IN in Assembly
h EI Mrs A. L. Hanson has charge of
will make an address.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Quinn viii
9 9i, dt nome this week II ON their wed
9lilg TRIP: Mrs Quinn will receive Tues
gays "a december at her home, CTS 8ed-
Mrs. Gregory, of Conway. street was
gwen q surprise Friday evening Mrs
w III. Treyis Mrs. Rufus Sharp and Mrs
frank Bartlett had charge of the aft
Mrs. Oscar Weotter and the Misses
Florence and Selma Wiotte of Cam
bridge MINI, were guests of Mrs. O.
aohIloerg, of Sims street during the
Mrs. F. a. Thomas. Reaney street. en-
tertaired Tuesday, afternoon at a coffee,
in honor of her twelfth wedding anniver-
sary. Miss Marguerite Reid assisted.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety Of the Philadelphia Baptist church
VIII VII, be I BED Nov Y, at the home of Mrs.
FRANK Bartlett, Tuscona avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson, of st. Cloud. ana
MISS Bertha Schroedeclzer. of Perhanl
We're guests of Mrs Carrie Ditmar. of
case street during the week.
The Misses Cameron. Fauquier street,
entertained Tuesday evening for Miss
Bogaft and the Misses Eleanor and Mag
gle Lee, of Minneapolis
The Ladies' Aid society of the st. James
fpiscopa1 church will be entertained next
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MERRIAM PARK.

The little folks of Trinity M. e. church
met, Saturday with Mrs. Chaffee, and or
ganized society to be called the Junior
y, Workers. The officers are Geneva
president; Marion George, secretary, and
Grace Barwtse treasurer.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Henderson en-
tertained at euchre Thursday evening
Mrs; Henderson was assisted by Mrs, T.
]. Campbell, Mrs George E. Williamson
and Miss Egan, Of Savannah. Ga.
Mrs. Harry CrandaH entertained the
Young Ladies' Afternoon club Thursday
afternoon, in honor of her friend, Mrs
Robert l.. Parsons. Of Chicago.
Rev. Murdoch Mcleod, who accepted
the call to the Presbyterian church, ar
rived this week, and is busy getting set
tied at the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs, B. C. Mcvey, who have
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spent the summer with her brother, Mr.
Parker Simons, left Thursday for Albu-
querque, N. M.
Mrs. G. B. TilIman gave a little party
for her sister. Mary Hubbard. Saturday
afternoon, it being her eleventh birthday.
Clarence Lothman of Iglefart street.
Was pleasantly. surprised by friends from
the two cities. Thursday evening.
Mrs Beemus is, siting her sister, Mrs.
Humason, of Marshal 1aVenue and niece,
Mrs Chaffee, of Carroll street 2@5
The Epworth league held cabinet
meeting at the home of Mrs. c.. B. Hill
man, Monday evening. 5es .sf.. o.4 -
Mrs H. c. Bear, of. st. Charles, is Wis
Ting her sister, Mrs. F. A. Topper, and
Mrs G. II. Gearey.
Clark Barwise entertained his young
friends at masquerade party last even
ing.
Mr.. Lonce. of South BEND. Ind, is Wis
itfng his sister, Mrs A. j. Douglass.
Mrs Holm, of Chicago. Is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. F. F.. Stevens.
The Young Ladies' card club met Tues
day with Mrs. George sPattersoH. -f}
Wynn Noyes, OF Madison WIS. 'waSathe
guest of j. K. Ogden, this week.
Miss Bessie Coykendall Is entertaining
Miss Fannie Berry, Of Faribault
Miss Fannie French, of Plainview, IS
visiting friends in the Park.
Mr. and Mrs NJ B. Kit returned to
the Park Friday morning.
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enter the academy to persue his art
studies.
Many friends of Mr. H ]. McManus
is in St. Joseph's hospital suffering from
appendicitis, where he expects to undergo
an operation shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schuneman, of
Summit avenue, who have been in Eu-
rope since June, sailed yesterday on the
steamer Lucania for New York
Mrs. T. c. Tichenor, of Holly avenue,
is entertaining the Misses Maude and
Bessie Wright, of Omaha, who are en-
route to California.
The Misses Finch, of Summit avenue,
nave returned from Duluth, where they
attended the Moon-Twine wedding.
MIR. and Mrs j. C. Williams and Miss
GIBBONS; of Rice. street will remove to
St Anthony Park tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Collins, of North
Exchange street, are entertaining MIR
and Mrs. McCray, of Renyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Parker and children
OF the Aberdeen, Will spend the winter
in the South.
Mrs. j. Ross Nicols, of Nelson avenue
York
Miss Marble Washburn, of Milwaukee,
nue..
Miss May Clarke, of Laurel avenue,
has returned from Kansas City.
Miss Theresa Lyons returned from New
York last week.
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s Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr.
Osterln. on Clark street
Mrs B. J. Knapp, 697 Cook street. VIII
entertain r,ea the Ladies Aid society Of the
Thursday afternoon as ~
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Artz, of Grove
Street, entertained company Of friends
at SIX o'clock dinner last evening. Gov
erS We're laid for ten.
AIRS. Alec Cameron Fauouiar stroa+
Will entertain the Missionary Society NJ
afternoon. ~ A"eSody
I'M MI and and Mrs, Frank Sullivan, of Has
ngs, viii be guests of Mr.. and Mrs ~
a. Gardner, Fauquier street, next weak
MRS: Thomas Robinson, West Ida -sfroat
Is entertaining Mrs. Cleveland. Of cav
iida and Mrs. j. Dickson, of Oelwein In
st mnSf 11mdesarde johnson, Of East Tenth
evening by number of young friends
MISS Marian Mcmillan. Bradley s+rae+
I'll gIiter famed a number of Young neonIS,r
h1iufSoay evening for Mr. Ed Allison,
as guests curing the week Mrs R1 HaG
ana &c, MISS Miller. of Benson, MINI
Inc " =: A. G: club will give a social
Vop IN odd Fellows hall, Payne and
~euS street, Monday evening ''''0
Miss Cora Wilson, of ST CIo,d
street, the first of the week eB.i' VI Deeeh
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson. Of casa
49, went to Washington ID q
Wednesday, for the winter. -
MIS- W. A. johnson, of Locust street
el@eeata meg number of lady friends al
eoHee FRIDAY afternoon "
Miss Bertha Slater and Michael I,i,o,,
W Tlt ne married Nov q, at st. Johns
catholic church. oi14 .
Mrs A; s. Mills, of East Seventh streot
+ erTert aH11 Miss Letha Palmer, Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. scbermerb,rr
e. ag Eaie street have returned from Riy
+. John n ~ Upton; of Lafayette avenue
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WEST SIDE.

MIS-. Nora Dennis, of East Winifred
IfiegC, save a farewell reception for f.
~ Feffand Monday evening, who Ieft
70 take charge of church in Nepoiare.
n. d. Speeches were made bv Mr.. Rick,
nan, Mr Therp, Mr.. Greame and Mr.
) TOMBSTONE.
IA An ententainpaent will be given Thurs
cay evening, Nov % by Miss Homes
Ladies orchestra assisted by Mr. NJ 7
IothKHlS, at HebSon Baptist church. l1n-
DER the direction of the C. E. Society.
1,, me engagement is announced of Miss
fIorence Gilman Hare, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. N Hare of Weste,n Nv.
Hue, put formerly of the West Side. TO
Fred Alton Benjamin, of minneapolis.
me tent! division National Assoeia-
LII Oh railway Postal Clerks held a
' u1lIoH socIa! Wednesday evening at the
West Isabel street --'->''
mis- MISS Rose Cohen, of Wabasha street,
TfIIt ne s.l7 Wednesday evening for Miss
i Mlta oook; OF Duluth. Prizes at games
We're Won by Miss Mamie Goldsmith and
Miss Rose Marks.
Miss Bell Carroll, who has been visit
ing MISS margaret Carroll, of Winifred
Park, Mimi - w
The Ladies Aid society of the Bethany
oe!ds aesat1oha! church met Thursday
aIternoon with Mrs. G. F. Dix, of Hail
:, The ladies of the Bethany Congcega-
Of Mrs. VIM. F'aies, West Deios ST sfr tsol'e
Mrs. H. r. Hare. of BidweH street
nad as her guest the first of the week
MRS. johnson, Of Lake Minnetonka
MRS Ms~tinz Hunt Of Isabel street
ave a birthday party for her daughter
francls Yesterday afternoon
MISS Alma Christensen. of Ada sfreat
mas issued car0s for party to be given
the latter part Of this month
VII, The Kensington Tea club will meet
c He9nesuay afternoon with Mrs otto
sander, of Prescott staeetg
The Fleur de Lis Eachre club will meet
r. + fla Gay afternoon with Mrs. G. Weber.
Miss M. Carroll, of East winifred
club Thursday evening. 0''ieit
MRS v J. Hawkins, East Isabel. street
gave silver tea Tuesday afternoon. for
the Ascension church
Mrs. T. Gould, of East Congress street.
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n. r. Ross was solemnized Sunday a the
home of the brides parents in Bualo.
The bride was Unattended and was mar
Fted In her travelling suit. Mr. and Mrs
Ross will make their home in st. Paul.
Mrs. Blackwell entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Smith Sunday.
Mrs. William Puts is entertaining Mrs.
e. Puts. OF Wisconsin.
Mrs. Dobbin and Miss Costing have
gone to Atwater. MINI.
Mr., ana Mrs. w. S. Ryan entertained
at dinner Sunday.
Miss Cora Wiles has been the guest of
Mrs. J. r. Rounds.
Mrs. W. d. Stevens entertained at din
ner Sunday,
Miss Lulu Nylie has returned from
Mrs c. E Cobb has returned from
Mankato
Miss Lou Webb has returned from Man
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PLEASURES PAST.

Invitations have been issued by the
Federation of Grade Teachers for the re
Ception to- be given at the Ryan hotel in
honor Of Supt. Lewiston. of the city
scfeQls. The .guects will include all the
teaching profession Of the city. The
teachers in charge of<the arrangements
for the reception=are Miss K Maud Cum
Miss Robb Miss HaFoWelI, Miss Krieger,
Miss Williams, Miss Buck, Miss Daisy
Wedge Miss Alice Whitaker. Mrs. Pat
eTsOn and Miss Comnick. Among those
who have been invited to be present as
guests of honor are Supt Jordan, Of the
MINNEAPOLIS schools: Mayor and Mrs.
Smith, Of St. Paul; Mrs. /. 2. Williams,
president Of the Federated Clubs of Min
nesOta; Mrs. Condo Hamlin, president of
the St. Paul Civic league; The president
and secretary of the st. Paul Commercial
club, the president and secretary of the
Minneapolis Teachers associa ton, and
the specialists in art and literature who
are giving the series of lectures before
teachers at the Central high school
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Macauley enter
taiued at their home on Martin street
Saturday evening. The rooms were dec
GRATED With roses and caIna tons. An
elab0Patc lunch, was served at II. Among
guests 5%ega; Mr. and Mrs. j. O'Conneil,
Prof. and Mrs. Gehan. Mr. and Mrs. A
O'cs9Rrleii- Mrs. A. ] MacaueY. Mr.. and
Mrs E. WI LIE Clair, Mr.. and Mrs J. H
F,rancois- Mr. and Mrs w Preston. MI.
and Mrs. T. Sherwood Mr.. ard Mrs II
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Hosanna Camerond and Mr. Milo
"A. Prlce We're quietly married yesterday
morning at 8 a. m. Miss Bessie Roach
acted as maid of honor, and Mr.. Arthur
a, Furst acted as best man. At the we'd
ding breakfast which followed the Cere-
mmo me- covers We're laid for the following
MI and Mrs w T. Keller, Mr. and Mrs.
A: c. Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Meier.
MI and Mrs: A; G.. Mossbrugger, Mr.
ana Mrs II. E. Brandt, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Schroeder, Of Chicago
p5 Miss Ola Claire Macdonald, formerly of St.
Faul, was married Wednesday evening
at the home of her father. Judge ] +,
Raac Wa1adf IN n Kansas City to Walter
Clark, Of st. Paul, was maid of honor
Mf. and Mrs. Wflmot will reside in Min
neapoiis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Herbert, 42S
wee s, ST Get, have invitations out for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ina
MAUD, to Mr.. Charles P Waterhouse
frioay, Nov. Is, at $3.50, at the brides
The marriage Of Miss Lou phorosb
ana CHARLES A. Newton IS announced ia
take place Nov. 10 at Great Fails. Monf
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III, are visiting. Mrs C. J. Nuss, Maria
Mrs. Van Hau3er, of Rice Lake. was
a guest OF Mrs. a. P. RoteIt, during the
Mrs. Knowles, Ravine street, has re-
tane. - -
Mrs Hugh White, Third street, has
gone TO indiana for three weeks visit.
ians koenig, of Milwaukee, has been
visiting friends in the city
Mrs. G: Weber will entertain the FIeur
de Lis club Friday afternoon
Mrs John Seeger, Maple street, enter
talned Friday afternoon.
Miss Grace Stein, of the Aicayde, will
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Going TO California.

The two best Tourist car lines are op-
Grated by the Minneapolis e St Louis r.
r.. Tuesday. via the Santa Fe Route,
only 31s days to Los Angeles. No change
Of cars Thursdays. the Scenic Line, via
Denver and Salt Lake Berth ia to In new
16 section vestibuied Pullman tourist cars
only $500 through.
For full Information call on F. D. Ruth
erford, City Ticket Agent. No. 1893 Rob-
rr4 street.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The History club of John Ericsson
net net Friday afternoon at p. NJ Helen
Manley, Lucy Ambroum, Esther Noreen.
Edith Nelson and Mary PaImquist gave
readings. Violet Moore and Lily olson
musical selections. Agder and Robin
Llndahl sang a duet, Edith Ulson, Char
Fyshlel also took part in the programme
The following officers have been elected !:
President, Ray. Robinson; vice president,
Leonard F'yshie; secretary, Alice Sjvern-
SON, The meetings are held every two
weeks W.
The Arlington Hills mothers club met
Wednesday afternoon i'll John Ericsson
school An address was made nv RaV
a. Frosman in English and Swed :sh. Mrs.
S; Q. Earl and Rachel Johnson gave mu-
steal selections; Miss Addie Knapp and
Miss Poster gave rotations Others CON
tributing to the programme were F,s
Their Nydell, Olga Reed Joel Carbon, Ruth
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DAYTON,s BLUFF

A large reception was given Tuesday
afternoon eE by Mrs; Darius r. Hevenef
oNth street for Mrs Franklin D. He.
Feher. mrs. Robert II. DeeIach assisted
IN receiving. Mrs. ldlah M. fiirst ire
sided over the tea table She was as
sisted by the Misses Freda Naunlan
Elsie Mertens and Johanna Willius. Miss
Florence kreger and Miss Olive Free
man served frappe. The dining room was
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Already these who are DESTROYS OF wit
Messing the brilliant pageantry of the
Charity ball, but who wish to avoid he
fatigue of the dance, are selecting their
boxes at Masonic hall and making I'D
their box parties And not the least at
tractiYe part of the ball, by any means,
are those box parties. In each box there
is always toSbe found, at every charity
ball, a group of handsomely gowned wo-
men. A pretty feature of last years ball.
and no doubt it will be repeated this
year, was the presence in some of those
boxes, young girls, who had not yet
made their formal entrance into society
and So Of course, could not take part
IN the fascinating dance below But
chaperoned by their elders they could
gaze 10 their hearts content on the be-
wildering scene and dream their Dreams
of coming triumph So far all but two
of the boxes have been engaged for the
coming ball. Those who have taken
them are: Mrs D. c. Shepard, Mrs
AIRS. Darius Miller Mrs. ]. NJ. Hanna
ford and Mrs. Reuben Warner.
Mrs J. ]. Hill has issued invitations
for a reception to be given from to 6
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 20, at her home
on Summit avenue. At this reception
Miss Rachel Hill will make her formal
Miss somerville gave a luncheon yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
aunt Mrs Timothy Foley, on Summit
avenue. Twelve young women were en-
tertained.
Mrs. J. 3. sanborn will give a large
reception Thursday at her home on East
Ninth street, a which Miss Lucy San
born will make her debut.
! Mrs E. J. Abbott, of Dayton avenue,
will give a reception Wednesday after
noon to introduce her daughter, Cath
crime.
Mrs John S. Prince, of Dayton ave-
nue., gave an informal luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. William Ely BramhaI has issued
invitatieCs for a euchre to- be given
Tlf9Fsaaf5ft atsfler home OH Lyle
Mrs dssiisais,ssgin give her FIRST
p9stngfsfs<1 1T fI6ine Thursday Afternoon.
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VIII entertain Monday afternoon the.
Miss Weisenberg, of North Dakota. is
visiting Mrs: r, Weisenberg; of East
Isabel street. - -
The Kings Daughters meet. Tuesday
With WI Miss Alice Bevans, of West Isabel
Mrs. G. F. Dly.s8fssIfall avenue. enter
tanned the Eradeiphian club Monday aft
ernOOn. 49, -
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personal MENTION,

Mr. and Mrs E. o. Brooks, of Holly
avenue, left last night for New York
They will sail this week for Europe.
going to Paris, where Mr.. Brooks viii
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TILE SPIRIT OF NIGHT.
Silver winged and silver sandaled.
Night, the sheperdess of stars,
Earthward gazing, gently lowers
Moonllt meadow bars.
From those asphodelian pastures
fragrant essences she bids,
And an angel downward carries
Balm for weary lids.
AS. she leans and looks and listens,
Come the children sleepy cries.
Harkt A seraph downward bearing
Tunes for lUIIabies
AL is suH; at length she gathers
Mist from poppy bordered streams,
Kisses It, and down it trickIeS-
Tears to drop In dreams.
Clarence IJrIny.
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Miss Somerville gave a luncheon yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Timothy Foley, on Summit
avenue. Twelve young women were en-
tertained.
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The Young Peoples social cl1b of Grace
Y e. church will meet at the home OF
rev and Mrs. Ashcraft, 74S Burr street,
next next tuesday. evening. Miss Nettfe
hammond, Miss Josie Brash and Mr.
Louis Brash are in charge of the re-
freShmeptS