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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
PLEASURES PAST.

shall avenue, celebrated their silver We'd
Ding Saturday evening, Dec. l. The
eu T9Is,d played progressive euchre. Later
Among those present were Mrs Van
Antwerp and Mrs. Stone, Of Delhi. To-:
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. L. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. e. D.
Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. ana
MRS. Feeley, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Regan, Mr..
End Mrs Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner,
MI ana Mrs. 7. P. DufTesne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stowel. Mr.. and Mrs. Puntis. Ms
Yost, Mrs. Haupt, Mr. Richardson Mr.
6unn, Mrs. Dupand, Mr.. j. L. Strong.
The Minnesota brarch Of the COLLEGIATE
Mrs. c. A. Severakce at her nome on
Summit avenue. Domestic SCIENCE was
tie topic for the afternoon. Mrs. James,
OF the state agricultural school, gave a
TAX on scientific HOuSekeeDing' Re-
ports or the progressive work in the va
Tloqs coile&es We're given by Mrs Lufkin
ana MSS Mary Clark. Miss Elsie Mic
DIS, Vassar graduate read an interest
ing paper describing the new school Of
domestic science that has been started
recently in Boston. An informal reccp-
non followed the papers.
a surprise party was rendered H M
Scfilffnann at his residence, No. $40 Mar
I'm street, in honor Of his borthdav lat
TUESDAY evening by some of his friends
Partook Of the character of a German
festival Those present We're: Mr. 6nG
Mrs. August Birkholz, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Klonke, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Juds, Mr. and Mrs Albert Pa1kop !, ~! Mr. -
ana Mrs. John Pruefrock, Mr.. and Mrs
GuStave Getzer, Mr.. and Mrs Frad
Why Mr.. A. L. Winship played during
the evening. ~ 1i19
o. Miss Charlotte Conley, 223 PsnnsItl
wanna avenue, Friday evening in manor
OF her birthday Miss Lucy FJ7r,n9nn-
Iraut' Miss Florence Walstrrnl and Miss
lydia Conley received. REGULATIONS we're
given by Miss Agnes Daily, of MflWolIi1ae
~. The guests We're: Katie Girnsc9iad
Alice Mccarthy, Nellie and Sadie Joiln,
son, Cora and Clarence Hanson Efba1
! Mathews Mary Philips IiIy ooITn1I
Etta Johns, Lily Nash, Loretta LYONS '-'
Mrs. VIM. Hoffmeister, of Mississi,,,,i
street, save a card party on Wednesi4f52W
evening IN honor of her sister. Mrs o,7i
HolSl' 81 Hastings. Those present lgere
Mr. and Mrs. Hesig, Mr. ana Mrs ~" To1
I1esch, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Harder M III
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Vogt, MT. and Ms FL r
l.. CaIlan, Miss Hensel, Mr.. Hensei NJ =
HCfS We're won by Mrs P WaIIler NJ
L. L. Callan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivcrson vi
Mrs ]. R. Blackwell, 1855 West Min
nenaha, gave a recital Yesterday aftnr-
noon Tor about thirty of her pupils
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Gay evening, Dec. IT. A musical and lit
eeFary programme, consisting Of readings
from D1ckins, songs and choruses by the
Giee Club Will be given. The enter
tainment will be given under the direc-
ton OF Miss Marguerite Morton, teacher
OF elocution in the high school
The Arlington Hills Mothers club met
Wednesday afternoon in John Ericsson
school. Rev. L. A tombstone, of the First
swedish Lutheran church, read very
interesting paper. Subject, 1.-THE Poor,
after which a musical programme was
given by Mrs. Meyer, the Misses Griffin,
Mattson and Mrs tDeparcy Mrs. Ven
WRIT, Mrs. f. c. Norlander and Mrs.
Cosgrove will have charge of the pro-
grammes for the coming month.
The Missionary Society of the Phila-
g 19I i baptist Church was entertained linz
thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
gramme. in charge Of Mrs. w H. Trevis,
was given. Papers were read by Mrs.
Huelster and Mrs Rufus Sharpe. "Mis-
slons IN China was the subject.
The Young Peoples Social Club of
Graces M. 2. Church will give a musical
ana literary entertainment Tuesday even
Whftall street. Miss Louise Pinska,
Miss May Crawford and Herbert Folsom
have charge of the programme.
B. B. Bathrick, of Burr street, has gone
to Cleveland, o.
The seniors of the Cleveland high school
were given a snow storm party by the
juniors Friday evening in Assembly hall.
Inc committee in charge was: The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09
DAYTON's BLUFF.

The Ladies' Aid society and the Ed
worth league of the Dayton's Bluff Ger
man M. E. church gave a supper and
sale Friday evening in the parlors of the
church. on Fourth and Maple streets
Mrs. Edward Strate and the Misses Julia
Burger, Sarah Kernkamp, Alice Ternie
fancy work tables. Miss Minnie Boetcker
and Miss Lizzie Burger were at the
candy booth. and presiding. over the
Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. George Tennie
and the Misses Cassie Lindeke and
Amelia Wiclzman.
The annual sale of st, Agnes guild win
be held Thursday evening, in the Guild
hall of st. Peters Episcopal church.
Fourth and Maple streets The affair
will be in charge Of the direetress, Mrs.
beth and Minnie Ball, Edna and Eva Fa-
bian, Grace Studeman and Winnie Hunt
Mrs. A E. George, SOS Conway street,
will entertain the Ladies Missionary SO
church tomorrow afternoon.
The Dayton's Bluff card club met it'll
Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, East Sixth
street. The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. p. J. Mcdonald who visited Mrs
Nicholas Lair, Bates avenue, left yes
terday for her future home in Cameron,
Wis.
Miss Katherine Dunn and Miss Alice
Quist spent part Of the week with Mr..
MINI. o'--'
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bates
Avenue NJ. e. Church gave a chicken-pie
supper Thursday evening in Iron hall
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ Scott, 1144 Beech
street, will entertain the jolly Cinch
club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Rank, Maria avenue, will
entertain the Nineteenth Century cI,lh
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lois Edgington, of Eldorab. To
VIII spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman EdgIngton.
Miss. Grace Page, of Mason City. To-,
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. P Rotert,
Hudson avenue.
Mrs. E. E. Weston, the guest of Mrs.
J.. NJ Kuhn, Maria avenue, left Monday
| for Chicago.
A card club was organized Friday even
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ] +
! Conley. D.
II, The B. B: B. club gave a surprise party
| dorf. oNe1l-
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Hunter have beer
! entertaining Fred Fielder, of Langdon.
! N. D.
Miss May Lee, Bates avenue enter
| tanned the L. A. L. Thursday evening.
Mrs: E. R. Jackson and Miss Carrie Mo
| lntosh, are visiting in Red Rock.
Mrs. A. P. Rotert, Hudson avenue. gave
family dinner party Sunday.
The Fleur-de-lis club met Friday after
noon with Mrs Fred Smith.
| Mrs. William Bradley. Sixth street on
terta1ned at dinner Friday.
Miss Maude Lewis. of the Euclid View.
| spent the week in Superior.
Roy BRINK, Bates avenue, returned from
a trip to st. Louis = ia
- MIS- rs Wilder is entertaining her sister.
| or EdgeTton, Mimi
te aF T;,os Joseph Nugget entertained at
M mEs; Faul Kuehn has been visiting in
r1 Mrs Belle Kelly entertained informally
The Misses Lydia and Bertha. BurI-
| hard entertained a party Of LADIES az "a At
l coHee Friday. In the evening the bosse
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Personal MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Severance, of Sum-
NIT avenue, will leave this week for Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Severance will be absent
TWO weeks on business, but Mrs Sever
ance may spend the winter in the South
Mrs. E. II. Heaton, of Hudson avenue.
who has been visiting friends on the Pa
cif1c coast for the past few weeks has
returned to st. Paul
mrs j. H. Neal who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A X Pruden. of Ash
land avenue, has returned to ST. Joseph,
Mo.
Mrs. ]. F. Matchitt. of ST. Anthony ave-
nue., will go to Winona this week to
spend the holidays.
Miss Nellie A. Hope, of Dayton avenue,
a short visit.
Mrs. G. S. Neutson, of Dayton avenue,
has returned from five months visit in
the East.
Mrs. Gordon, of Grand Forks, is the
guest of Mrs. Roger Cooley, of Merriam
The Misses Dalrynple, of Summit ave-
nue., will return from college for the hoI-
idays
Miss Charlotte Campbell, of Laurel ave-
nue., has gone East to spend the hoI-
days.
Mrs. E. NJ Woodbury., of East Congress
street, will spend the winter in New Mex
leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Dewolf, Of Pleasant
avenue, will remove shortly to New York.
Miss Hammond, of South, Exchange
street, left last evening for the East.
Mrs. Daniel w. I1awler, of Marshall
avenue, is in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Randall will return
tomorrow from Chicago.
Mrs. Vaughan, CT Dayton avenue, has
Gone to Toronto, Can.
Mrs. Vaughan, of Dayton avenue, has
gone to Toronto: Can.
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Episcopal Church will hold its annual
Christmas sale Friday and Saturday OF
this week at 3o7 ackson street. The fol-
Hiram F. Stevens, Mrs F. E. Wright
Mrs. Cornwell, Mrs Perkins, Mrs. Pow
ell and Mrs. Jurgens Mrs Alexander
Barclay will have charge of the decora-
tons.
The Laurel club will give it's next COM
pHmentary party at Lifts hall Wedne3-
day evening, Dec. II. Progressive cinch
evening WI be devoted to dancing. The
EeNt regular informal dancing party, the
twelfth of the series. will take place at
Lifts, New Years eve, Dec. 81
An entertainment called the Country
Fair will be held in the auditorium of
Manchester college Tuesday evening, Dec.
II. There will be a lunch counter with
nome made candy. A number OF booths
will have fancy articles for sale, and a
gypsy fortune teller viii be among the
features of the fair.
The st, Paul Choral club will hold its
meeting Tuesday evening in the lecture
room of the First M. E. church, instead
OF tomorrow night at the Peoples
church. Members are requested to bring
copies of both the Messiah" and Eli
jah.
The Crocus Hill Mothers club will meet
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs J. NJ Goldsmith. 1853
ley will lead the discussion. Subject, "The
Hearing, preliminary to a talk on the
same SUBJECT by specialist.
holiday festival and Christmas sale
will be given at the Central Park M. F.
church Friday afternoon and evening"
Dec. IA. Dinner will be served at noon,
Followed by the sale of a choice selection
of articles suitable for Christmas gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore EIirschman, of
Pleasant avenue, have issued invitations
Tor reception Wednesday evening at
Central hall, in celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding day.
Miss EstelIa Swank, assisted by her
pupils, will give a reception and must
Gale Friday evening, Dec. Il, at the
residence Of Mrs w. H. Miller, 269 Ram
sey street
The U. c. Y. will give it's third social
of the winter series Saturday evening,
Dee. Is. at the council hall, Lowry Ar
cade. Progressive circh will be played.
The "Calumets" will dance Wednesday
evening at the Twin City hall. corner Of
Rice street and University avenue
Brose's orchestra will play.
The Misses Chatfeld, of the Colonnade,
will entertain Tuesday evening for their
sister, Miss Emma Chatfeld, of Boston.
Harry Randall will give an illustrated
lecture on Paris and the Exposition
Wednesday evening at Mozart hall
The Arlington Hills PRESBYTERIAN
church will give a chicken pie dinner
Wednesday, Dec. u.
The Alliance Franchise will give it's
fifth annual ball at Swiss Casino hall
Saturday night.
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club will
meet at the kindergarten of the jackson
school, Dec. u. at 3:45 D. M A full at
tendance is desired.
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main and daughter, of Kenwood Park,

10.
Mrs. Moosbrugger, of George street,
gave card party Tuesday afternoon
Tor the benefit OF ST. Louis church.
Miss Katie Chosen. of South Wabasha
street, has gone to ThompsonviIIe, Ca,
where she will spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakeley, of Alexandria,
Mimi, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. B.
DoTan, Of East Congress street.
Mrs. Fred Lindner, of West Isabel
street, will entertain the e. w. S. Birth
Gay club Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Bethany
Congregational church will give a sup
per and sale Friday Dec. IA.
Mrs. F: B. Doran, Of East Congress
street will entertain at cards, Saturday
evening, for her son, Charlie.
street, has returned to Winona, MINI,
where she attends school.
Miss Rose Roeller, of Sunrish Lake,
visited Miss Augustine Villaume of West
George street last week.
Miss Alice Trudeau, of Midway avenue,
has returned from a six months visit
in Montreal, Canada.
Miss Addie Million, of Cherokee ave
nue., left for Wyoming, where she will
make her home.
Mrs j. Mccarthy, of Winifred street,
will entertain the Leisure Hour club
Monday afternoon.
A1A' anu 4AL y Il lCllA Wy w ulCIllOTG nave
moved into the Weber residence OIL East
Congress street.
Mrs. A P McAndrews, of New Rich
mond, Wis. was visiting on the West
side last week.
The La Sale Euchre club will meet
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson of Louisa street.
entertained the Midnight Eucnre club
last evening.
The Kings Daughters met Tuesday
evening with Miss. Cation, of West DeIos
street.
Mrs. Bean, of East Winifred street, is
entertaining Miss Wyman, Of Hampton,
MINI.
The St. Valentine Band will meet this
afternoon at $3.50 with Miss Cation, Delos
street.
The B. c. c. club meets Friday even
ing with Arthur Bigue, of West Delos
street.
A dancing party was given Friday
evening by the D. D. c. club at Martins
hall.
Miss Alice sorenson, of George street.
will entertain informally Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Minnie Mccreary, of East wini-
fred street, has returned from HASTINGS
Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Randall Of East
Winifred street, are visiting in Chicago.
Mr.. Edward Them, of East Isabel
street, returned Friday from the East.
Mrs. B. Scott, Of Mankato, is visiting
Mrs. H. Resler. of Pidwell street.
Miss Mamie Gallagher, of East Con-
gress street, is at Hurley, Wis.
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given a sunrise last evening by a COM

given a surprise last evening by a COM
pany Of her young friends.
Mrs William Hoy, of Reaney street,
entertained a few lady friends Wednes-
day afternoon at coffee.
Mrs. Frank Sullivan, of Hastings. has
been visiting Mrs. F. "A. Gardner, Of
East Seventh street.
Miss Cora Bohn, Of Atlantic street, en-
tertained a number of young friends in
formally last evening.
Miss Mcpherson, who has been visiting
Mrs A. E. Driscoll, of Burr street, has
returned to Toronto.
The Empire Cycle club gave a card
party Thursday evening in Shoberg's hall
on Payne avenue.
The Cleveland School Mothers club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:45 in the
assembly room.
Mrs G. L. Blessing, of Duluth, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. George Williams.
of Case street.
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Mosher, of Reaney
street, gave a dinner Sunday evening for
few friends
Miss Rose Daney, of Burr street, will
leave for South Whitlesy, Ind, next
week.
Mrs. O. sohlberg, of Sims street. gave
quilting party Wednesday afternoon.
Gerome Ditmar of Case street, has re-
turned from Park Rapids.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

,f An entertainment, "Cradle Songs Of
Many Nations, for the benefit Of the
pubic school library, will be given Tues
gay evening at o'clock at Opera hall
Dy the pupils Of Miss Schoening and Miss
Della Miller, assisted by talent from ST
Paul. ~" 81
Miss Clara Woodward entertained the
misses Addie Kendall, Cordelia WiIkin-
Son and Katherine Montgomery at lunch
con Friday.
The st. Paul Park Bible class. led bv
MT William M. McKown, will meet
Ehursday evening at the M. E. church.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. r..
church gave social Saturday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Banter
Miss Hattie Scofield, of Minneapolis.
spent several days with Park friends
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McKown visited
friends IRE in Minneapolis Wednesday and
Mrs. A. Wright entertained Mr. and
week. ''0
Miss Belle Fellows is spending the
week with Mrs. Robert McNaughton, of
Langdon. -
Miss Gertie McKown is the guest of
MISS Agnes Watson, of West st. Paul.
Miss Louise Bell visited in Minneap-
ellis Friday and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Stacy have re,
moved to the Park
Miss Fisher has returned from Northa
field.
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NEWPORT

A surprise reception for Rev. William
Moore was given Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. H. A. Jones. On behalf
Of the guests Mr.. James Crandau pre-
scented Rev. Moore with a purse Adj
dresses were made by Rev. Barr, -Cressy,
Moore, an Mr.. John Carroll. Refresh
nlents were served in the dining room
by Mesdames Millin, Ford, Calderwood,
Trenette and Dawson.
Mrs. NJ. Miller entertained at dinner
Thursday in honor of Mrs Genevleve
Treyette. who leaves home for Bakers
field, Cal The guests were Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Estabrook, the Misses Amelia Mol
timer and Olive MeNaughton.
Mrs. Genevieve Trevette was surprised
Thursday evening at the home of her
mother, Mrs Estabrook.
Miss Mars, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. N. l.. Munger, has returned
to her home
The Burlington Heights Euchre club
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
Thaunam.
The Woman's club met Wednesday.
Mrs. Willis Ford read paper on House
of CaDet."
Mrs. Seamen, Of Minneapolis, is visit
ing Mr.. w. r. Scofeld and family
Mrs De Verne, of New York, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Leyde
Miss Margaret Jones was called We'd
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THE PINE-cnNE FIRE


One night more by a pine-cone blaze,
With the steep farm roof to cover US;
One last night, while the blue fame plays
And the wildwood breath steals over
Brief is life for the deeds we plan!
Sparks ike these are the dreams of man!
Wit and folly and love and ire
Flash and sink like a pine-cone fire.
Burn, We fruits of the cool, dark aisles,
Where the least light foot falls warily;
Burn, till the broad hearth winks and
smiles,
And cares life for the deeds we plan?
Nature laughs when she outwits man!
Dead hopes rise as the flames mount
Burn, poor ghosts, in the pine-cone fire!
One night more-and the great world
And its siren tongues they call to US;
Friends and lovers will crowd our gates,
And the old false honors fall to us.
Brief is life for the deeds we plan;
Strong is fate Ger the sons of man.
Still at breath our hearts desire,
Kindling, like the pine-cone fire!
Dora Read Goodale in Smart Set.
Mrs. P. j. Toole gave chrysanthemum
party Tuesday afternoon at her home on
st. Adams street, entertaining com
Dany of fifty. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Matt Clark, Miss Lila Clark,
Miss Lee Clark, of ST Louis, Mo-; Miss
Celia I<alman, Miss Mary Holbert, Mrs.
Eugene Towle and Mrs. Bean, of Still
water. The following women from STILL
water were among the guests: Mrs Con-
rade, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Stickney, Mrs. Ou-'
rant, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Buff
fington, Mrs. OGorman and Mrs Rob
ertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Borup, of Summit
avenue, will give a cotillion Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 10, at Elks hail, in
honor of Miss Rachel HILL
Mrs. George B. Young, of Summit ave-
hue, will give a supper Tuesday evening,
Dec IS, in honor Of her guest, Miss Ste
yenson, of Boston.
Mrs F. J. Whitney and Miss Whitney,
of Dayton avenue, Will receive Thursday
afternoon.
The opening assembly of the season will
be given Tuesday evening at Elks' hall.
Mr. Charles w. Gordon will lead. The
managing committee includes Mrs.
Charles H. Bigelow Jr., Mrs. John N.
jackson, Mrs. William c. Read, Mrs.
Charles w. Gordon and Mrs. Archibald
MacLaren. Last year the assembly"
which is composed of the younger mar
ried set, had membership of thirty
couples This year the membership has
been limited to twenty-five
The marriage of Mss Margaret Rugs,
OF Nelson avenue, to Mr.. Charles 0. Kali
man will take place at 8 o'clock Thurs-
day evening, Dec. 20, at st. PauFs Epis-
copal church. DR.. John Wright, rector
of the church, will perform the ceremony.
Miss Rugg will be attended by her sister.
Miss Virginia Rugs, and by the Misses
Celia and Josephine Kalman. The ush-
ers will be Mr.. Clarke and Mr. Ewing,
of st: Louis; Mr.. Davis and Mr. High
bothan, of Chicago; Mr.. Nelson and Mr..
Kalman, of st. Paul Following the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Kalman VIII leave for
an extended trip. They will be at home
after Feb. I at 442 Summit avenue.
The second Of series of at homes was
given Friday afternoon by Mrs w F.
Feet, Mrs. c. B. Lambourn and Miss
Lambourn, of New York, at Mrs. Poets
residence on Dayton avenue About 100
women called during the receiving hours.
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The international live stock show in
chicago last week was the greatest ever
held in the world. Several records were
smashed. Stanley R. Pierce, of Chester,
Ill, sold at auction a four-year-oId to
Frederick Joseph, Of New York,
for a small fortune. The steer
weighed 1,430 pounds, making the pur-
chase price S2,145. The terms of the
sale were that the animal was to be- kill
ed for Christmas beef Queen Victoria's
prize steer was sold for $3.50, the previous
highest price on record. For car
lot Of fifteen steers $3.50 hundred
weight was paid to L. H. Kerrick by A.
Weber, a Kansas City man. This is
the highest price in the history of the
world for a full load of steers. Dolly,
four-year-old Hereford COW, the prop
erty of Glenn Graves, of Bunker Hill,
Ind, was bought by c. A jameson,
of Peoria, Ill, for $780, the highest price
ever paid for a Hereford cow
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essesygave an informal for number
friends
WEST SIDE.

The ladies' Of ST. Michael's church gave
card party Wednesday evening at
Liederta1el hall. Prizes were won by Mrs.
J. CLANCY, Mrs. w. Wright and Miss
Mary Ryan. A silver tea set and sofa
pillow We're ratified off. Mr. d. Calvin
received the tea set, and Miss Ryan the
pillow
The tea which the ladies of the Assem-
sion church were to have held Tuesday,
at the home of Mrs. o. B. Lewis, has
been postponed, owing to the recent
death in the family. 1t will be held Dec.
Is, at the residence of Mrs. Edward
Them, East Isabel street
A card party will be given Thursday
afternoon for the benefit OF the Infants
Home, at the residence of Mrs. e M.
Randall, East Winifred street.
Mr.. Brown and daughter of Belle
Plaine, To-, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs L. w. Newton, of East Isabel street
last week.
Mrs c. Mckay, of Stryker avenue, en-
tertained the Ladies Aid of the Bethany
Congregational church Thursday after
noon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Hebron
Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon,
with Mrs. W. Darratt, of East Congress
street.
Mrs Leslie Rutherford, of East Win
fired street, is entertaining Mrs. st. Jer-
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

Cd dne social and literary club Of tba
commons, corner Eighth and Jscle e6t3
streets VII give the following nToI
Go aIll5e MONDAY nt5f night, Dec 10: Music
Bf4ingham; music. Miss Bi om:s re lanes dfne
Mrs! Brands; talk. c. G. Higbee. n U1se
Sic 5sS ls agP Bio reading Ing Miss Wallace mu,
nam nan. recitation, AlyiEa Schousgard i' rlI;
sic, Miss Haupt r0' Ilu-
.- s.: Luke-s Aid Society of St. Paurs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

The following "feeler' has been SEN
out from London, in hopes that it may
influence Mr.. Kruger to advise his fol-
lowers to give up: IF the Beers should.
now surrender England would permit
them to create a new Boer republic in
the northern half of the Transvaal 1t
is in order to keep the possibility of this
open that England has not yet officially
announced 20 the powers the annexation
of the Transvaal."
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Merriam Park Council, Royal Az
canunl, will act as escort to the officials
of the grand council in their annual Wis
tation to HaInline council tomorrow
evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave q reception to their pastor, Rev
Murdoch Mcleod and wife, Friday eve
ming at the church.
G. A. and r. G. Coykendall entertain
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nesday to Cambria, Wis.
The Misses Newan entertained Misc
Emma Oleson Tuesday. WHO'S
sa mrs; BrIce IS the guest of Mrs. Ander-
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The seniors and juniors Of +ba c,o,,o
land high school. assisted by the Misses
Thornton and Hooper, will give q Chris+
uas entertainment in Assembly hall Mon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Borup, of Summit
avenue, will give a cotilion Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 49, at Elks' hail. in
honor of Miss Rachel Hill.