The Saint Paul globe., 1900-03-18
DeQpS OF
ST. Paul
S0eiefY.,

Paris. the alluring, is beckoning an
1nsistent finger these days to dwellers in
every part of the world. Paris, they
say, Is beautiful, and Paris is also vain.
so when she dons her gala dress. as
she will this spring, 1t is but natural that
she should desire an even larger crowd
of admirers than usual to follow in her
train. st. Paul promises to be we'll rep
resented at the exposition. Not a few
of her people are already at the French
capital or on their way. Others are
packing with all the delightful anticipa-
tion the feat implies and still others are
as yet lazily discussing plans and routes
and congenial parties. The following
residents of the SANITY City will be
numbered among the European tourists
this season:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Hill and daughters
of Summit avenue who sail the last Of
the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. McConviile of Arun-
del street, left Friday night for New
York. They sail this week for Liver
pool and will spend some little time In
England. From there they will go to
the continent, visiting various countries
there. They will spend Easter Sunday
in Rome and from Italy will go to Paris
for the exposition. They will spend six
weeks in the French capital. Their
trip abroad will occupy about six
months
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, of the Aber-
deem, who leaves tomorrow for New
York, where she will join her husband
and together they will sail for England.
They are planning to spend some time
in Paris
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Dean, of Summit
avenue, and Mrs. Archibald Maclaren, of
Holly avenue, who will leave shortly
for Paris.
Miss Alness, of Ashland avenue who
will sail early next month for a trip
abroad
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. WeIz and grand
daughter Marie, of the Ryan hotel, who
Will sail April 19 on the steamer COlum-
bia for a trip abroad that will take in
not only Paris but a number of other
European capitals.
H. w. Rietzke. of selby avenue, who
Will sail for Paris in June.
Mrs. Charles e. Smith, of Marshall ave-
nue.. who will sail March "a. Her
trip will include a visit IN Italy, the
Riviera and later France.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Batten. Of Ash
land avenue, who will leave for abroad
this month.
Miss Luella TuIer, of Pleasant ave-
nue.. who will sail for Europe in June
Mrs. T. B. Lynch of Lincoln avenue,
who will leave April Is for Europe.
DR.. S. G.. Cable and family, who leave
May for a trip abroad that will occupy
four or five months.
Other st. Paul people who will visit
the exposition are: Mr. and Mrs c..
Tallstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Koehler
and family, Miss Anna Thorson, Miss
NJ Gilbert. Miss Emma Allen, Miss Ma
tllda Allen, H. f. Roger, Andrew Strom-
berg. Carl Neuhauser, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Morley and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rogan.
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known as the Daughters of the American
Revolution, has been the fostering of
patriotism. Wherever a D. A. r. chapter
meets the Stars and Stripes wave outside
the door and the reverence paid the flag
by the members Of the society all over
tn country has been a fine object lesson
to those who are apt to treat the ma
tional banner carelessly if not disrespect-
fully. 1t IS in Keeping with this plan of
natriotc work that the Nathan Hale
chapter, of this. city. at recent meet
ing OF its executive board, decided to Of
fer a prize of So for the best original
essay written by any pupil in the eighth
grade of the public schools Of the city OH
the subject Nathan Hale" Principals
of the public schools have been requested
by the committee to bring the matter
before their eighth grade pupils. The es-
says are TO be sent In not later than
May 15 to Mrs. II. c. Eller, 575 Holly
avenue. Inc committee In charge is MIS-
II. c. Eller, Mrs. D. 5. B. Johnston and
Mrs. George r. Ray.
Distaff chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Rufus Davenport
of Holly avenue. Mrs. F. E. Foster gave
a report on the national congress.
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Miss Grace Doran entertained a num-
her OF little folks yesterday afternoon at
her home on Summit avenue. Miss
DOran was assisted by her guest, Miss
NIcoll, of New York.
Mrs. James Schoonmaker. Of Bates
avenue, entertained party of women at
luncheon yesterday. Whist was played
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Hemminghouse will give
her first post nuptial at home "Wednesday
afternoon at the home of her mother
Mrs Edward Walther. on Dayton ave,
nue..
Mrs. H NJ. Lufkin will give a poverty
luncheon Thursday Afternoon at her home
on Goodrich avenue.
Mrs. A. X. Pruden entertained at din
ner Friday evening at her home on Ash