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EAST SIT. PAUL.

The monthly meeting Of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
the East Presbyterian Church will be held
T. + ueSoag AFTERNOON at the home. Of Mrs.
+. Z. Spates. Mrs. T. A. Gardner will
have charge OF the programme.
The Idle Hour Ctnch club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the homo
OF Mrs; George w. Golf. Lafayette ave
Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. PemfieId and Mrs
Brown.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace M.
e. Church Will have It's annual picnic
A1shcraft. Mrs. Thomas Searls. Mrs. Ed
Elder and Mrs ]. A. Hamilton have the
affair in charge.
Mrs. Thomas Cameron. Fauquire street,
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society Of
the East Presbyterian Church Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. William Denesmore and
Mrs E. R. Findley had charge of the
M Mrs. ENa7,I Malt ana Miss Nalty, Of cumber
Misses Fiossie and Dorof6y linden, ao Of
Beech street have returned from a two
months visit in Philadelphia.
The Misses LIndstrum. Sims street, en-
tettained the Odds and Ends Society Of
Gustayus Adolphus Church Monday even
Ing. Next Wednesday It's annual picnic
viii be held at Wildwood
Mrs: Ida Norman and her guests, Mr..
ana an Mrs; William Altnol. Of BelIevIIIe-
D.
the week In Minneapolis.
Mrs. II. Gall. Hopkins street, enter
tained friends Tuesday In honor Of her
birthday. Mrs. o. F. Yeunghaus and
Mrs. w. Gall assisted.
Miss Lena Hochkird and John Acher-
ling were married Tuesday. July 81, at
the home Of the bride. on Duchess street.
DR.. Mackenzie, George Elmer and B.
E Fry. have returned from Pemblne,
Wis. where they have been camping
The Young Peoples Society Of Gus
tavus Adolphus Church gave an excur-
sion down the river Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snodgrass, who have
been visiting DR.. and Mrs. Ball, OF Burr
street, have returned to Marysville. o.
The members Of the First Swedish Luz
theran church held their annual boat ex-
cursion down the river Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hartley and fam
lily, OF New York city are visiting the
Misses Hartley, OF De Soto street.
Miss Lizzie Millhouse, Of GaIena, III,
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

A lawn fete viii be given Thursday
evening by Constellation Chapter No. IL.
Order Of the Eastern Star, on the
grounds surrounding the Kittson resi-
dence. Those in charge are Mrs. Tho1nas
Scott, Mrs. ]. c. Simmons, Mrs SIinksr-
mrs: McStay Mrs. Perrier and Mrs.
CZeirkOwitz.
The Laurel Cycle clubs river excursion
mas not as yet taken place, announce
ments to the contrary having been in
error. Club members ad their friends
VIII leave the Jackson street dock at 7 AZ
thursday evening, Aug. 16. IilyarC's or
chestra will furnish music, and the re-
turn Will be made in time to catch tn
last cars.
A lawn social for the benefit of Row.,
Oak camp burial fund will he giyE5
Wednesday evening, Oct. 49, by Mrs 81
Harper, Mrs. NJ. Pirlxle and Mrs A. WasE
ner at the home Of Mrs. Harper, 665 OF
sego street. Music by the Morgan sisters.
The Fifth ward branch of the Woman's
Civic league will meet Saturday next
with the chairman, Mrs Harrington, on
Pleasant avenue. Reports on the pro-
gress Of the work will be made by the
precinct inspectors.
A lawn social will be given Thursday.
Aug. l6. at the residence Of Mrs Wad-
DEL, 400 East Eighth street, by Pride Hive
No. 7, Ladies Of the Maccabe
The st. Paul Cadets will hold their an
nua1 lawn social at the church home
corner of Lafayette and Woodward ave
nues, on the 18th Of this month.
The Central ". G. T. o. will elect Of
ncers at its meeting Monday afternoon
at the Commons
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er sister. Mrs. James Monahan. of Lin

her sister, Mrs James Monahan. Of Lin
coin, Neb.
Mrs. Robert H Dunbar. Miss Emily L.
Greenlee and Percy r. Dunbar, of Park
place. left last evening for Staples, MINI.
Miss Evelyn Officer, Of 5st: Peter street,
was the guest of Miss Jane Mitchell.
Mrs. E. A. Berrisford is entertaining
summer home. Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Ia Martin, of .BelleviIle, Ontario,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Hambly. at 4S9 Clinton avenue.
Mrs James Storer and daughter, Miss
May, of Summit avenue. returned yes
p terday from Shelbyville. Ind.
Mrs " H Young. who has been in
Chicago since the 1st Of June, has return
ed and is at MinnetonEa Beach.
Dr. and Mrs f. E. Thomas, Of Hyde
park, Chicago, are visiting Mrs. C. E.
Beech, of Dayton avenue.
Mr., Ward. Of St; Anth9ny avenue, and
Mr. Treacy Jr., of st: Peter street. are
camping at Lake Park.
Mrs. Clinton C. Miller. Of East Tenth
street, is entertaining her mother. Mrs.
Italian, Of Carroll. 10.
Mrs. H. R, Cocker and Miss Hazel
Cocker, of Summit avenue. are visiting
Mrs. Cookers daughter, Mrs. John FIRE.
don, of Hazelhurst, Wis.
Mr.. Richard S. McNamee and sister,
Miss Grace McNamee, of st. Peter street,
have gone to Chicago and Milwaukee for
q two week s trip.
The Misses Allie and Lorene burning,
of MENDOZA street, are entertaining their
cousin, Miss Anna burning, of Burk-
hardt.
Miss Nan Russell Dunnigan is taking
a trip on the great lakes.
Mrs. Otto RemmIer returned from Du-
luth last Thursday evening.
Miss Gussie Bremen of Aurora avenue,
Is home from Duluth.
The Misses Mary and Belle Silver of
Lincoln avenue, are spending the sum-
mer in Hamilton, Ont.
Mrs. II: R. Kerr. of Aurora avenue, is
entertaining Miss Florence Kerr, Of
Hamilton, Ont.
Mrs. Frances McSherry, Lewis street,
spent the past week in Minneapolis with
Miss Jessie K. Ludlow, of Chicago, is
visiting Miss Clara L. Bunde, Of Maria
avenue.
Mrs. George F. Lennon. of Western
avenue, has returned from I-amberton,
MINI.
Miss Lulu shardrew. of Ashland ave-
nue., has returned from Chisago lakes.
Miss Sadie Sergeant. Of Macl1ubin
street. has returned from Iowa Falls.
Mrs G. E. Lemon, Of Western avenue.
has returned from Lamberton. Mimi.
Mrs. j. W. Gilboy. of st. Feter- street.
will go to Duluth this week.
Mrs. Charles Miller. of 249 Spruce street,
has returned from Chicago.
Miss Young. of the Aberdeen. has re-
turned from Gable. Wis.
Miss Dwyer, Of Summit avenue, has re-.
turned from Niagara Falls.
Mr.. A. PORTER. of Louis street. has re-
turned from Montreal.
Miss Leue Of South Exchange street
Mr.. L. c. Noble and son Archie are at
White Bear.
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thorne,, of Prescott street, have returned
| from st. Louis.
Mrs. H. E. Tudor, Of West Robbie
| street. left this week FOR Montreal. Can
| ada to reside.
Mrs. David Kribs, Of West Isabel
| street, Will go to Chicago the latter part
| of the month.
| Mrs. M. J. Bell and daughter, Margaret,
OF Mont Hope street, have gone to VIII
| Transport. Pa.
Miss Rose Nabersberg, of the Dodd
road, mas returned from a visit In Hast
| ings, MINI.
Miss NJ. Marie Schroeder. Of West Delos
| street. left yesterday for a trip through
| the East.
Tuesday the members Of the st.
| the river
Mrs Hanley and Miss Gertrude Han
ley, of East Robbie street. have gone to
| Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferguson, Of St
Pierre Terrace, have returned from Lake
| Pulaski.
Mr.. ]. B. Parker. of East Congress
| street, has gone to Winnipeg to visit his
Mr. j. C. Hudson and family. Of
| Ottumwa. To-, are residing at $50 Hall
! avenue.
Mr., A. W. Lilly and family. of East
Robbie street. have moved to 922 Reaney
| street.
Mr.. William THEM. of Ohio. Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. THEM. of East Isabel
| street
Mrs, G. B. Waite. of East Congress
| street, has returned from Centervilfe,
! s. D.
Miss Exilda Godbout. OF East winifred
street, has gone TO Iowa. for q months
| visit
Mrs. ]. B. Parker, of Congress street.
| ada.
Mr.. Joseph Dingle, of East Isabel
| street, has returned from Wisconsin.
The Misses Kate and Lillian Tuchelt,
| or West Robe street, are at Frontenac.
Mrs. ]. R. Arragon and son, Of West
Delos> street. are visiting at LIE Sueur.
The Bethany Congregational Sunday
school had a picnic at Como Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mooney, OF West Isabel
| street, have returned from Pine City.
The boys of NJ. C. NJ. gave a trolley
party Friday evening to Wildwood.
Carmel chapter, o. e. s., gave a trolley
party Thursday evening to Harriet.
Mrs F. C.. Shepard. of Congress street.
has returned from Casselton. N. D.
Mrs. Paul Miller, of Concord street,
has returned from South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Thompson, Of Ohio
street, have returned from Maine.
Mrs: W. Pennington, of oakda1e ave-
rue. is in New Richmond. Wis.
| returned from Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. C. J. Resler and son. Of Bidwell
| street, have gone to OWatonna.
L. T. Chamberlain, Of Prospect ter
race, Is at Nantucket. Mass.
d. w. Sits, of State street. has re-
! turned from Miles, Mich.
Frank Clark and family, of stryker
| avenue, have gone East.
Mrs J. Ervey and children. of Midway
| avenue, are in MankRto.
G. c. Sharp. of East Winffred street
4 is at TayIors Tails.
Miss Baesler, OF East Winnifred street.
| Is at McIrtire 10.
| Mrs J Griffin. OF Cherokee avenue. Is
visiting in Duluth.
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PAST PLEASURES

A trolley party and hop at Wildwood
Misses Kauder, of Gaultier street. in
honor OF their guest. Mr. Charles Fair
banks, OF Racine, Wis. About twenty
couples from Minneapolis and ST Pam
attended, with Mrs. Pearn, Of Mime
chapeIons. -
The ladies Of the Arion Singing sosznty
elected the following officers at q Eeaent
meeting; President, Miss Frances Ter
ZACH; vice president, Miss Anna ] Os+Sde.
secretary, Miss Christina Simmer; man
cial secretary, Miss Annie Heck; treas
urer, Miss Josephine Stahl; finance com
mittee Mrs. Julia Schumacher Miss
Louise Files. Miss Louise Kemper.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Harris, Of 239 East
Fairfield avenue, gave a reception in
honor OF Mrs. J. Orenstens, of West Su-
periOr, Wis. About fifteen couples wero
entertained.
Mrs. Cariveau gave q children's partv
Monday at her home on Cayuga street in
honor of her daughter Roses, seventh
birthday Among those present were:
Florence Goddard, Lucille Wells. Ella
Stella and Vivian St Jean, Marion Car,
Yey, Violet Norman. Lillian Grimes. Will
he Wells, Clarence CaIiYeau, AlIIe ana
Adolph St Jean. anu
Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ. Hart of the c,oI-
onnade, entertained the Misses Silvia.
Frances and Lucille Ruth Egan and Mr.
w. {. Edwards at dinner Thursday In
the evening the Misses Egan and Mr.
Henry Dellafleld contributed musical sa.
lection. Mr.. Charles z. French and q
Z. HalYerson were among the guests
After the musical the party enioyed a
moonlight drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses CIapp gave a din
ner Monday evening at their home on
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the recent guest Of Mrs r. J. Funk Of
"oLh street, has returned home
MRS. =; A. Matthews and Miss Zen.
1 .JiOn, Oh Heaney street, have gone t1
FIlnceton and Pine City.
MI MT. and Mrs. H. W. HeIy. Of Burr
Of Los Angeles, Cal. ---.,
Miss Katherine Dempsey. Of York
street, mas gone to Eau CIaf-a VIA fr-
& couple Of weeks
Mrs. Edward Lincoln. Olive stree.
gave a picnic luncheon Friday at Mn.
nehaha park.
A crowd Of East st. Paul young people
gave dancing party to wildwood J~hl-..
day evening.
Miss Mildred Gardner. Of savort-
street, has gone to Lake Minnetonl1a ~
Mrs A, L. Robinson. of Bradley street
I ILisJ. gone to Alexandria for a monlu.a
Mrs. F. A. Pease and children. Of Mar
garet street have returned from Dr.
Mrs. ". Gall, Of Hopkins street will
leave .Ge monday for Chicago to visit re.a-
Rev. and Mrs. G. J Carlson Slim
street. have returned from Marine Mill
Mrs. Y. II. De Whey, Of Burr street a.
entertaining Mrs. Leland, Of Wells MINI
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bethesda
hospital met Thursday at the hospital
MIS-. carrie Ditmar, Of Bralnerd. will
reside at 400 Case street In the future
Mrs. Frank Stewart. Reauey street.
mas gone to Fargo to visit relatives.
MT and Mrs. G. r. Brown, of Reaney
street, will go to Lake Minneton<s
Miss Myrtle Oakleaf. Of Lawson street
mas returned from Dubuque, 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Cogle and Mrs. Dec CopIe
returned from Bort Dodge 10.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

MT r. DR.. steen entertained at tea
Misses Lillian and laura Steen. Of chi.
GagO. The hoste was assisted b ~ NJ ~
S Sn Gran Mrs.H George Cranshan and
MIss Lillian Cranshan. PecoratioHs
we're sweet peas and ferns Miss Ciier1
woodward and Miss Pearle Keen a.
sisted n the dining room. The guesfs
@ursi MeSdames W. W Further Fn1IiJ
M oT4eT, Ida kesnet Herbert lGni Mar
HtcI, aesIey1 q X. Cowell, J. Is. Carroll
C 1.oIleIln ne ureeri Lene Keene The Misses
6& 1eos WATSON, Edith Watson. Mar
som Esther Swanson, I.aurH VIZ ~ 81
Mile Biscue, Mae Biscue, Cjhr Th655nr.
son; Belle Howard. Hattie lIcCbas1ey
P PSiS NcGhesney. Elsie BI lex. Mas
t LICK, Abel thompson and dteils VII
Miss Alice Cessy from he Park. Mira
aaron Burt, Of Minneapolis. ana MI
sumo or Quincy, H., were enfeTtairsi
AZ luncheon Wednesday bv Mr. -
C1rIot; decorations were sweet peas
c, me LADIES' Aid Society Of the M 10.
Snurch VIII have basket picnic Thurs
Eagle lake. Da'1
Miss Alice Greasy aad her guest. Miss
nelen James, Of st. Paul, were enter~
Tuesday. o A1eEl DaH7'
Mrs Mrs: Thimpkins entertained last Sat
birthday. Mr.. Harry Fisk.
MRS, Ross Link who has beon VISITING
friends n 1 at the Park, returned to her home
In Pfpestone Tuesday
Mrs Levi Bailey entertained Mrs. Hens
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Wis. spent5last week with Mr.. and Mrs
3. Just. OF 4Coneord street.
Mr. Percg Chapman. of Ohio street
spent the first of the week visiting In
Chicago and milwaukee,.
Mr. shaws thezgucst of Mr.. and Mrs
BoxeII Of Vest Congress street, has re-
turned to I-16;llEalley.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Madison. of Dubuque,
To-, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. Peterson.
Of Cherokee Avenue.
The annual picnic of the Trinity English
Lutheran Sunday school, was held Thurs
day at Wifdwood.
Miss Louise TIoefer, of st. Peter, spent
last week with Miss Jessie Davis, Of
Clinton avenue.
Mrs Holden Brayton, of Concord street
left last week for visit in Norfolk and
Bismarck, N. D.
Mrs Anna Hawthorne and Miss Haw-
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WEST ST. PAUL.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Sharp. of East Wint-
fred street, Will chaperon a party for a
three-week's outing at NORWOOD cot
tage, Mahtomedi. The party includes the
Misses Cora and Minnie Day, Laura Thai
helmer, F'lossie, Nettie and Fanny Sharp,
Anna Steidl, Dora, Julia and Alma Chris
Hanson and Bertha Evans.
Mrs. c. H. Bronson and two sons,
Harry and Sabin, Of East ROBBIE street,
have returned from Western trip where
they visited Spokane. Seattle and New
Whatcomb Wash. and Victoria, B. c.
Friday evening Koenigin Louisa Lodge
No. 3, Q. D. H. S., Will give an Ice cream
social on the lawn of the St. Pierre ter
race, corner Robert and Colorado streets.
The Woman's Civic league met at the
home of Mrs. v. J. Hawkins Wednesday
morning at $50. The meeting was adj,
dressed by Mrs. Dfbble.
Miss Clark. of Pittsburg, Neb, who is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Cora and
Minnie Day, Of East Winifred street,
will return home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. McIntire have an
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Miss Edith May Grenier and Alexander
William Thompson were married Thurs
day afternoon at the Arlington Hills
Presbyterian church by Rev. Mr.. Dris-
coll. An Informal reception was held
after the cerelAony 1T the brides home on
Geranium street. The bride wore her
going away gown of tan broadcloth. with
trimmings Of satin and lace applique. Mr..
ana Mrs. Thompson viii visit Yellowstone
park and will be at home in ST. Paul
after the middle of September
The marriage of Charles I. 15dck TO Miss
Lena s. Flick occurred at 8 o'clock Tues
gay evening, at the German Evangelical
Lutheran church, Tilton and Wabasha
streets. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Andrew Schroedel. A wedding
supper was served at the residence of the
bide's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Flick,
OILS Charles street.
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moo Far AWAY.

Wacouta, James J. Hills new yacht
which left the first Of the month for a
tour Of the great lakes. The party, which
returned to St. Paul last week, included
the Misses Charlotte and Ruth Hill, Miss
Yallie GotZian. Miss Maude Taylor, Miss
Bum, Louis Hill, Mr. Hutchinson of
West Superior; Carl Taylor, Richard Stu
art; Herbert Simpson, Theodore Craigs
and Mr.. Rand. Of Minneapolis
The marriage Of Miss Maud Lewis to
Mr. Louis Kinds FOckler will take place
Wednesday evening at o'clock, at the
brides home on St. Peter street
Mrs: A. NJ. Mayo entertained informal
~ Friday evening at her home on West
ern avenue in honor of Miss Louise
o'Keefe. Of Wet Superior.
Dr. and Mrs; Charles A. Wheaton, Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdonald, the Misses Rather.
Inc and Marion Wheaton, Miss Judith
Dousman, Louis Dousman. Charles
Wheaton, Mr.. Swift Of Philadelpbia:
E5lchard Stewart and Mr. Wright, Of
Brule this week ~
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The Congregational church gave a
moonlight excursion last evening on the
Oracle Mower. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre-
gadonal Church met Tuesday with Mrs.
Chase on University avenue.
Miss Edith Stewart and her Sunday
school class picnicked Thursday at Min
nehaha Falls.
Mrs. Harvey Blodgett and Mrs. W. P.
Plant have returned from Minnetnnka.
Miss Cummings and Mrs Parker and
son are visiting relatives in Vermont.
Mrs. J. T. Stewart IS entertaining Miss
leila Hardie, of Waukeegan, Ill.
Miss Spaulding, Of Eau Claire, is Wis
iting Mrs. Walter Hill.
Mrs Schultz and son have returned
from Lake Mnnetonka.
Mrs. G. H. Cameron gave a small
luncheon Tuesday
Miss Cameron gave dinner party Fri
day evening.
Miss Belle Parker is spending month
in Ohio.
Miss Tisdale has been visiting in Lu-
verne.
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iting her aunt, Mrs H M Messenger,
and attending the summer school for
teachers at the state university. Miss
Sadie MuTTy, of Marshall, MINI, who
has been visiting Miss Messenger, of East
Arch street, has gone to visit friends in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hayward, of Min
neapolis. and Mrs. A L. Matters, OF
Bratnerd, spent last Sunday with F. L.
Hayward and family at the Lehman
cottage. White Bear-lake.
Miss Maude Taylor, Miss Stephenson
and Mrs. Emerson will leave this week
to spend a week in Milwaukee. From
there they Will go to the Shinnecock
Hills. Conn. to spend the remainder of
the month.
Miss Bonnie Ransom will spend SUNDAY
, with the Misses Saunders at their sum
mer home on the b lie. She will go to
Gable, Wis. Monday to visit the Misses
Livingston.
Rev. D. D. Mitchell. pastor of the Good
| rich Avenue Presbyterian church, viii
leave tomorrow on two months vaca-
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nounced the engagement of their daugb-
liam Resler. " IL
The Young Peoples Society of the AS
censlon Parish gave lawn fete Tuesday
evening at the residence Of Rev. Charles
Holmes, Prescott street. 80
Miss Virginia Just of Concord Etraet
Is spending her vacation with her grand.
mother, Mrs Schlick. of North St. paul.
! The Misses Carrie and Fay Newton of
East isabel street, have returned from
The Misses Mertie and Freda Vollev. of
Gnamplaln. Mimi. are visiting Mrs. II.
W. Merrick. Of East Winifred street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prinsen. of Stryker ave-
nue.. left-this week. for visit with rela-
tives at ORGANIZATIONS, Mimi
Mr.. and Mrs. M Schlick. of Madison.
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ion. visiting his parents in Wichita,

ton. visiting his parents in Wichita.
Kan.
Mrs. ]. Orensten. of West Superior,
Wis, has returned to her home, after
visiting friends in the city. Minneapolis
and at Saltwater for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schliek Jr. and son
81 for Carlsbad. Germany They Will re-.
main abroad three months.
Miss Josephine Dalrymple, of Summit
avenue. left Friday night for Hillsboro.
n. D., to spend q week on Mr. A. R.
DalrYmple's farm.
Miss Laura Benz. OF 6herburne avenue.
returned Wednesday from q three weeks
visit with Miss Evelyn Jansen, of Great
Falls. Mont
Miss Jenrt1e Kelly. Of St Adams street,
mas returned after an extended visit, with
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IN THE GARDEN.

This is the garden where she trips
And often lightly fingers.
The buds uplift to reach her lips,
And failing, kiss her fingers
All trembling is the mignonette-
Her trailing gown caressed 1t;
All rapturOuS the violet
Her foot in passing pressed it.
The dewdrops on the peony
Deep in their bosom hold her.
How happy must the dewdrops be
Thus sweetly to enfold her!
The humming bird, from peoples led,
HUNS an eCstadC measure,
And, unrebuked, inclines his head
To sip a new-found treasure.
I would I were the drop of dew
That boldly takes possession;
L would that. like the bird, I, too,
Might taste without repression;
l would / were the humbleSt spray
She wears, and thrills with blisses;
would ] were some blossom gay
She plucks and kills, but kisses.
Smart Set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hill, Of Minneap
'lis, chaperoned a yachting party on tn
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Personal MENTION.

Miss Champlain, Of Marshall, is VS.
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glUH HHTaII HLlA RlaAIAA HlHHg=}
T In ST. Paul Social 6lr0I6S i
=lTII IRTI ll!.I !zs
MATRIMONIAL.

Holly avenue in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
q. P. lngersoll, of Brooklyn, N. 7.
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Freckles, Moth Patches, Rash
every ble1nish On beauty, and
genes detection. It has stood
tne test OF 81 years, and IS so
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-01
1900
CITY NEWS.

window glass at ths Bee Hive.
MILK drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
Gas mAntles, shades and chimneys.
whitney Co.
Ribbons at actual cost this week at
Rosenwald Bros.
Ladies kid gloves, every pair guar
anteed, 800 per pair. ROsenwald Bros.
II you want to cultivate your voice see
Miss Gillett. Residence 923 south Walter
street.
See the immense line OF Mexican
drawn work and Mexican sombreros at
the Economist.
Look into Kleinwort's market on north
Third street. He has the incest fresh
meats In the city.
Prettiest wash goods you ever saw at
B.. ufeId a. Co.'S. All new and exclusive
patterns; just came In.
Our new spring lines OF carpets, Brus-
sels, Wilton, Administers and IaOonnerie,
are world heaters In texture, finish and
prices. Albert Faber, 3O5 Railroad ave-
nue..
II YOU do not wear Soroeis shoes you
are missing q luxury that has no parallel
in footwear. Worn by the leaders OF
fashion, and without question the most