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East Isabel street
The Young Peoples Whist club met
Tuesday evening with Miss Eva Baer, OF
East Robe street.
Miss Theresa Bittr1ch of Stryker ave-
nue. entertained the Kings Daughters
Tuesday evening.
The Kensngton Tea club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Otto Sanders, of
Prescott street.
Mrs. G. A. Doraf, of Prescott a%1eet,
Mrs. George Weber, of East Congress
street will move this month to La Crosse,
Wis.
The Entire Nous Quadrlle CLUB will
give Il dancing party Wednesday, Nov. Is
Miss Gloeser, of South Wabasha street,
spent the first of the week at Taribault.
Mrs. F. H Schriber, of West Delos
street, has returned from LIE Sueur.
Mrs G. A. Pardoe, of West Isabel
street, has retUrned from the East.
Mr.. Chryst and family, of Mahtomedi,
have moved to the Clinton flats.
Miss e. Crookshank, of East Winifred
street, is visiting at Shakopee.
Mrs. r. A Durkee, of Prospect Terrace,
gave a luncheon Thursday.
Unity camp, NJ. =. A., will give card
party Friday, Nov. %.
The E. w S. Birthday club meets Tues
day with Mrs. Keller.
Mr.. Fred Dingle. Of East Isabel street.
Is visiting In Dakota.
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Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Huggett and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Doyle.
The members of Elite Court of Honor
are arranging for progressive party, to
be given in Iron hall, Bates avenue and
Third street, in the near future. The
committee in charge is Mrs. Benner, Mrs.
F. w. Plondke, Mrs. Edward Strate, Mr.
George femme and DR.. Foote.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bates
Avenue M. e. Church gave a social Fri
Gottschamer, Bates avenue. The ladies'
in charge of the programme were: Mrs
George Parker, Mrs. H. w. Hayward
and Mrs. S. P. Spindler.
The Nineteenth Century club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. M Kuhn
Maria avenue. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Waters, Mrs. George Rank and
Miss Blom. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Fred Dickinson, 844
Beech street.
Presbyterian Church will give a 1neasur-
Ing bee at the home of Mrs E. r. Ide.
Fauquier street. In charge of the ar
engagements are: Mrs. L. J. Harte, Mrs
L. A. Cameron and Mrs. J. r. Thompson
Mrs. r. R Findley, Reaney street, en-
tertained the jolly Cinch club Wednesday
evening. Mrs. NJ. A. Burns and Mr. Nj
Scott won the prizes. The club will meet
n n Two weeks with Mrs. NJ. A. Burns,
Gotham street.
Mrs. Hilgedick, Beech street enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid Society of ST
Johns Catholic Church. Wednesday aft
weeks with Mrs. Daily, of Mendoza street.
st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
Church will meet every Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. Frank -Gadbois, Seventh
street The guild will give a sale in the
church parlors Saturday evening, Dec. 8,
Prosperity Camp No 1894, Royal Neigh
DorS or America, Will nominate officers
Tor the coming. year at their meeting
Wednesday evening in their hall. Seventh
| and Reaney streets.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club met
| Friday afternoon in the kinderga rten
( was an illustrated talk on american
! Art and Artists
Mrs Frank Van Duyne, Third street.
entertained the Ladies Aid Society of
! the Bates Avenue NJ. e. Church Tuesday
evening. They Will give a fair the end
! of this month.
The Ladies' Cooperative Society of the
Atlantic Congregational Church will meet
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs. z. H.
Holmes, corner Burr and Collins
Miss Clara Altman and Mr.. Richard
| Evans, of Chicago, formerly OF st Paul,
will be married Tuesday evening at the
home Of the bride, on Ross street
Mrs Ralph BRONSON, Maple street,
will entertain the, Dayton's Bluff Wom-
ems Christian Temperance union en-
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Quinn returned
Monday from their wedding trip to OWa-
| tonna and Duluth. They will be at home
| Thursdays after Dec. l.
Mrs. Huntley, OF Fargo, N. D., who
visited Mrs Theodore Franks, Maria av-
enue, left Thursday for Colorado Springs.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Constellation
| CHAPTER Order of the Eastern Star, met
| Friday with Mrs. Gordon, Of Hamline
Mrs Buggard, who has been visiting
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mont street, returned to New UIm.
The Missionary Society of the East
Presbyterian Church met Tuesday with
Mrs. E. r. Ide, FauQuier street.
Mrs. A. Noll and daughter, Alma, who
visited Mrs. G. J. Miss, Bates avenue,
has returned to Quincy, Ill
Mrs. Edgar Klinkerfues and daughter
May, Frances street, returned Saturday
from a visit in Hutchinson.
Mrs. P M Qvist, Of Lindstrom spent
part of the week with her daughter, Miss
Alice Qvist, Jessie street.
The Dayton's Bluff Card club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Ada
Henry, Bates avenue.
The Misses Birdie and Maude Slater
Conway street. spent the week in Du-
Iuth and Superior.
Rev. and Mrs w w. Lewis Of the
Euclid View, left the first Of the week
for OelWein, 10.
tertained the I'm Zoo Wee club Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Addie Clark, of St. Cloud, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. McCleary.
Fourth street.
Mrs ]. Busby, of Madison, Wis. is
visiting her sister, Mrs Bowling, Of Con-
way street.
Miss Belle Barber, of Beaver Dam
Wis, is visiting Mrs. Craig, Maria ave-
nue..
Mrs. Laura Dayton, Bates avenue, has
gone to Hot Springs, Ark, for the win
ter.
The L. A L. club met Tuesday evening
with Miss Elsie Mertens, Bates avenue
Rev. George Parker, of the Bates Ave
nue. M. E. church, is in Duluth.
]. NJ. Gardner left Thursday for Devils
Lake to spend the winter.
Mrs. c. J. Miss, Bates avenue, is spend
ing a week in Chicago.
Miss Florence Peiffer entertained the
Jolly Girls Friday evening.
Mrs j. c. Barber Maria avenue, Is
visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Need has returned from visit
in OWatonna.
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WEST SIDE.

Mrs. George Weber, of East congress lSteS
street, gave a card party Thursday after
noon for the benefit of the Infants home.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Rochette' MISS
Ella Rutherford and Mrs. HuShS
A reception was given Friday evening
by Mrs. Wallace at the Ryan hotel for
Miss Nina L. Babcock of Cherokee ave
nue., VINO recently returned from the "a
cific coast.
Rfrs. Gould, of East Congress street,
enterta. ned the Leisure Hour EUchre clup
Monday Prizes were won by Mrs " al
more, Mrs. Rodecker and Mrs Buck
wheat.
Mrs. F. B. Doran, Of East Congress
street, will entertain Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs Woodbury., who will eel
citrate on that day her eighdeth birth
day.
Mr.. Charles Bryant, of New York. but
formerly of the West Side, spent the
week Visiting friends in the city. He left
Friday for Australia.
Mrs Price of West ROBBIE street. Will
entertain Tuesday afternoon the Mission
ary Society of the Bethany Congrega-
t1onal Church.
Mrs. F. Kuechler. of Delano, Mimi,
who has been visiting Mrs. Fl. Eggers, OF
South Wabasha street, left to visit III
Wisconsin.
Mr.. George Fammerbacher, of Webster,
S. D., visited his mother. Mrs. Hammer.
bacher, of German avenue. the tirSt OF
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. u. V an AISudle, OF + lSiIi-
ingJon. N. J.. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs e. NJ. Randall. of East Winifre3
street.
The Ladies AID Society of The English
Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday.
Dec. 5, with Mrs. Dreher. of Winifred
street.
The Misses Nellie Kay. of Isabel street,
and Genevieve Cograve. Of East Congress
Street, are visiting friends at White Bear
MIS- Mrs Travis, of Prescott street, enter
tanned the Ladies Aid Society of the AS
cension Church Tuesday afternoon.
musicale and stereopticon entertain
ment will be given Tuesday evening at
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Miss L. Rowe, of Duluth, who has been
visiting Mrs F. Johnson, Of Coacord
street, has gone to Montana.
Miss May Schriber of West Delos
street, entertained last week Miss Ear-
riet Curtis. Of LIE Sueur.
The Thursday night club will meet
Thursday with Mrs. V. j. Hawkins, Of
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The Harmony Dramatic and Musical
club will give its second presentation of
"A Noble OUtcast' this evening at Mo-
Fart hall. corner Sixth and Franklin
streets. The cast is as follows:
Gerald Weston QZnOwn as Jerry
Col. Mathew Lee "a Southern
6dnker) Observation-Disclosures. \. GTOeSel
James Blackburn (ITis Nephew
Leo J. BCrer
Jack Worthington Blackburn's
EdV3D Observation-Disclosures. Peter TaUtges
Mrs. Lee CWife Of the Co;oneD-
Miss \. RcXeisen
France "a disputed possessing
Miss NJ. Mitsch
Sadie "a Servant. Hiss Q. Heller
= Detective ......................Jo Helget
The Lafayette school children viii give
a. eutertainment next Saturday evening
at Pau! Martins opera house on tie
West side, under the auspices OF the
Civic league, for the purpose Of raising
money 10 carry on the work. Beside the
singing. come recitadOns and minia ture
plays which the children viii give them
selves. The Y. NJ. c. A. will furnish the
following: a performance on parallal
bars by the crack squad; on the horiz IN
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nue., entertained the Spinisters' club from
to o'clock Friday at a conundrum tea.
The hostess was assisted by the Misses
Miriam and Grace Sproat, Laura Foote,
Anna Durkee, Ethel Brown, Helen Par
sons, HERNIA Gregary and Crete Warren.
Miss Dunlay received the prize for tell
Ing the best story at story telling con-
liam McKilligan, E. M Prouty, p. J..
William Liggett, E. w. Shirk, William
Highberger, J. G. Michael. M. D. Ed
wards, T. M. Jones Widman, c. E. Burch,
William Alexander, Newell H. Clapp, J..
B. Beals, E. G. Stringer, Thomas L. Low
ering, Frank Moore, A. Donald, w. e.
Loweth, Miss Dunlap and Miss Anna
Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M Hart, of the Col
onnade, gave a dinner and musical Tues
day evening in honor of Mrs. w. G. Ed
wards and son, Benjamin X. Edwards. on
their return from a six months trip to
the Paris exposition. The other guests
We're MessrS. w. c.. and w. r. Edwards
and their friends, Miss Duncan, the lead
and Miss Ella Barnett and Mrs. ]. Mel
Chen, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Rhoads and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs John G. Shea and
Prof w. A Wheaton. The floral decOra-
tons were carnations and chrysan the
NUNS in three colors and red az =; mite
and yellow roses.
Mrs. William Hesig, of Martin street,
gave a cinch party Thursday evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Storm, Mr.. and Mrs. Con. Lesch, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Welker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harder,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Iverson, Mr.. and Mrs.
H Schrochenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
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Callan, Miss Smith, Mr. Young, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Young. Favors We're won by
Mrs. G. Harder, Mr.. G. Harder, Mrs.
Welker, Mr.. Lesch.
Mrs. Tracy Lyons was in charge of the
n others afternoon tea Friday at the
Bethel. Rev. Theodore Sedgwick spoke
on the thought, "a Little Child Shall
Lead Them" Miss Hanson gave a talk
on THE Work of Jane Adams" Mu-
steal numbers were given by Miss Tax
box, Miss Gotham, Miss Alcott Miss
Frost and Mr.. Bayer
The Crusaders gave the fist of a Sc
ries of card parties last Friday evening
at their hall, Sixth and Fort streets. A
large number of the members and their
friends spent a very enjoyable evening.
Favors were won by Misses Maize
Messrs. R. D. OCOnuell, F. e. Taylor
and William McEbray
The Up-to-Date Euchre club was enter
tanned last Wednesday evening by Miss
Holden, OF Bantil street. FavOrs were
Won by Misses May and Fenie Parnell,
Messrs. Schumacher and McGovern. Mill
Melvin, OF Juno street, will entertain
Wednesday evening.
The Borealis Euchre club was enter
tanned by Miss Stella Halowell, Carroll
street, on Tuesday evening. The next
meeting of the club will be held at Mrs.
Thursday evening, Nov. %.
The Autumn Leaf Cinch club was en-
tertalned on Thursday evening by Miss
a. 5. LIE Clair, of 255 Western avenue.
Favors We're won by Mrs. George Peele,
Mrs. w. Ayres and Mr.. J. H. Nig.htin-
gale.
Mrs William Wallace gave a reception
Er filaayr evening at the Ryan for Miss
Gently from Western trip, Miss Trect
MISS Williams and Miss Kay assisted.
me Misses Nolan gave a dancing party
Frlaay evening at their home on Carroll
street.. en4fferIt$a cIg company Of eighty
Mrs. j. II. Nolan, Mrs ]. J. Regain and
| MISS Regan assisted the hostesses
MISS Finch, of Milwaukee, was the guest
! OF honor at a luncheon given bv Miss
( lark 10, of Laurel avenue, Friday. Whist
vas prayed from until O'clock Miss
Moore, Miss Grant and Miss Foley Won
! the high scores.
The, Excelsior Cinch club was enter
famed Wednesday evening by Mrs r
WlI meet at Mrs. Tostevin's, $50 Fuller
| street, this week
Mrs. Cornerford, of Oakland avenue.
entertained company of little folks
| Tuesday afternoon in honor Of her daugh-
| ter's tenth birthday. Miss Mamie Cor
nerford and Miss Anna Skon assisted.
Mrs. ]. B. MetcaIfe entertained illfor-
mally at cards Friday evening at her
home on Ashland avenue in honor Of
Miss Sheran, of Davenport, 10. Mrs. J.
| IL Kane assisted
Mrs. P. Gould, of East Congress street.
entertained the Leisure Hour club Mon
Gay afternoon. Favors were won by Mrs
Buekwheat, Mrs. Whitemore and Mrs.
! ROdecker
Miss White gave a luncheon Wednes-
! day at her home on Portland avenue, en-
Iertalnlng twelve young women from
Mrs. l. NJ. Keiter entertained com
| pany of ten at dinner last evening at Ter
| Eome on Oakland avenue.
Mrs I. D. Sheehan entertained The
Idlers Thursday afternoon
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nesday has been chosen instead Of Tues
day fer future meetings. The auxiliary
will hold it's annual sale next month.
The Webster School union will hold a
meeting at the school building on Mon
day evening, Nov. -, at s o'clock. DR.. @.
Eugene Riggs and others will address the
meeting. The public is cordially invited.
The Carnation Dancing club will give
it's second dancing party of this season
at Lifts hail Thanksgiving evening,
The St. Paul Tourist club viii give its
second social hop for the Crusaders Ii
brary fund in Sherman hall, Monday,
Nov &c.
MI and Mrs. E. E. Hushson, of Day
ton avenue. will entertain the members
of the Kangaroo club at euchre Thurs
day evening, Nov. %.
Mrs. Andrew Henderson, Of Marshall
avenue. will entertain at cards Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Egan, of
Savannah, Ga.
PLEASURES PAST.
Mrs. William sproat of Dayton ave-
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IL4a3ngdon,. were entertained Friday by
Mesdames John Bell, E. E. Sheldon. e.
e. Ben and Miss Louise Bell were en-
tertalned at luncheon Tuesday by Mrs.
Peter Berkey in st. Paul
Mrs. Walter Black, Miss Maud Black
and Mrs. Gates A. Johnson, of ST. Paul,
were guests of Mrs. Charles r Nc
KOWn during the week
Miss Ward, state secretary of the Y.
". c.. A, addressed the young lady stu
dents of st. Paurs college Wednesday,
Mrs. ]. M. Triclley entertained Mrs.
HarrIs and son Leonard, of Baldwin,
Wis, the first of the week
Mrs. DR.. Leonard entertained the Bur-
Hngton Heights Euchre club Friday aft
ernOon
Mrs. William OBrien returned Monday
from New Richmond, Wis.
Mrs William Morris was the guest Of
Mrs. O.Brien the pastweek.
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tai bars by the crack squad; boxing by
Messrs Burns and Phass; boxing by
Messrs. Varnum and Ledger; club swing
ing by Mr. John Moe; wrestling by
Messrs. Webster and Burns; wrestling by
Dawes brothers, and comic tumbling by
Ledger, Varnum and a boy.
The semi-annual meeting of the st.
Paul district of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will be held all day Fri
day, Nov. %. at the st. Anthony Park
Methodist church. Mrs Joyce will be
present and speak on the foreign news.
The address of the afternoon will be
by Mrs. Mary Love on ''Ihe Twentieth
Century" The election of officers will
be held and other business transacted.
Battery A, N. G.. S. NJ, will give a
dancing party Friday evening at the
armorY for the benefltof Private William
]. Peel, a member of the st. Paul fire de-
partmcnt, who was injured at the Mid
way fire. The Postoff1ce band will play
The Universaist Ladies' auxiliary will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
L. w French, 143 Virginia avenue. We'd
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p. is the guest Of Mrs Charles Smith
Mrs. Crawford Livingston, of Summit
avenue, viii leave for All Alaskan trip
Mrs. Rukard Hurd, Of Summit court,
has returned from Mt. Clemens, New
Mrs. Frederick Weyerhauser, of Summit
avenue. is visiting in Rock Island. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hurry of Dayton
avenue, have gone to Richmond, Va
Miss Craig, of SeIby avenue, will spend
the winter in California.
Mrs. H. J. McAfee. of Dayton avenue,
is in Little Falls.
Mrs. W. R. Beggs, of selby avenue,
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DAYTON'S BLUFF.

Mrs. E. Hauser, Fourth street enter
tanned Thursday evening for the birth
day Of her son, Rupert Among those
present We're: The Misses Lillian Goelty
Irene Taylor, Carrie Bond, Pearl Trout,
Maude Puerner, Minnie Rowe, Vera
Helmes, Florence Fadden, Jennie Nc
Mann, Louise Deitz, Mabel Phillips and
Florence Lindens; Messrs. Louis Linden,
tenberg, Walter Miller, Willie Walsh
Allan Miss, Alvin Klinkerfues, John
Leonard and Forest Puppy.
A number of friends Of Mr.. M. A.
Burns, Gotzian. street, gave a surprise
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Grady and
Mr.. and Mrs IA. WardeH, of Hazel Park
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Findley, Mr.. and Mrs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-18
personal MENTION.

VIM. NJ. Carson, of Holly avenue, has
just returned from Baltimore, where ne
and Mrs Carson>att TENDED the funeral of
his mother. Mrs. Carson will remain in
the East for a week
Miss. Jean Mitchell, who has been ex-
hibiting miniature portraits at Stevens
& Robertson's art store, will continue
her exhibit Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. W. J. Jameson, 1853 Goodrich ave-
+ nue., and Mrs. D. P Roussopoulos, 665
Goodrich avenue. are IN Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schuman, of
Summit avenue, returned yesterday from
a five months trip abroad.
Mrs. Herman w. Phillips, of Geranilm
street will spend the winter in WASH
ington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. J. Nelson, of Jamestown, N.
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SIT. PAUL PARK.

Miss Mary Sawyer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Sawyer, and Mr.. Har-
ry Fisk were married Wednesday at the
brides home. Rev William Moore, of
Red Rock performed the ceremony in
the presence of relatives. The pride was
gowned in a brown tailor suit Mr. and
Mrs. Fisk have gone to Princeton, Mimi,
for short trip and will be at home af-
ter Dec at st. Paul Park.
Miss Cordelia Wilkinson, of Newport;
Miss Katherine Montgomery, of High
wood, and Miss Clara Woodward, of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-18
sT. ANTHONY. PARK.

The history class met Thursday with
Mrs. Cheney. Papers on king Alfred
Shellenberger and Miss West
The ladies of st. Matthew's church will
give a social Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. ]. H. McDermott.
The Mothers club met Wednesday at
Central hall. Mrs. G. A Dunn gave
talk on banks for children.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Cons
gregational Church met with Mrs. w. S.
Harwood Monday
The Ladies Guild of St Mathews
Church met Wednesday with Mrs Fred
Berry.
The Wah-tah-wa's met with Miss
Edith Stewart Friday evening
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Invitations have been issued by Mrs. NJ.
V. Stergers, of Dale street, for the mar
rage of her daughter, Miss Minnie Lon
Hill, to Ernest H. Nolan. The wedding
will take place Thursday, Nov. 80 Miss
Hill IS granddaughter of A. L. Lar
penteur.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-18

Mrs. Albert Arson Bigelow, Ashland
avenue, gave her first nuptial at home,
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Matt Clark entertained a com
pany of twenty at cards Monday after
noon at her home on Summit avenue.
Mrs. Rufus Davenport and Miss Clark
assisted.
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Mrs. J. F. Fitzpatrick received a num-
Der of friends informally Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home on Laurel avenue,
to meet Mrs. J. H. w. Stuckenberg, OF
Boston, formerly of Berlin, Germany
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-18

The st. Paul German club will ceIe-
brate its twenty-fifth anniversary with a
ball, to be given at Cambridge hall, Fri
day evening, Dec. I. The three succeed
ing germans will be given at Masonic
hall, on Laurel avenue The dates are
New Years eve, Jan. "a, and Feb. Il.
A. L. Lindeke, W w. Price and R. D.
Stewart will arrange the programme.
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Mrs. Albert E. Schuneman, of Port
land avenue, gave large reception yes
terday afternoon, from 4 to g. in honor
Of Mrs. VIM. A. Gardner, of Chicago.
About geo women called during the re-
ceiving hours. The rooms were effective
ly decorated with a profusion of chrysan-
fherln11t1,s and rna Inns
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Mrs. William sproat, Of Dayton ave-
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The hostess was assisted by Mrs A
w. Ritzinger, Mrs Francis Kellogg, Mrs
H Holbert Mrs R. c. Holbert, the
Misses Holbert;; Mrs. c. c. De Coster,
Mrs. a. H. Warren, Mrs. b. H Evans,
Mrs. Charles Schuneman, Mrs. f. P
Putnam, Mrs. George Fuller, Mrs. Lewis
Robinson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs Stimson
Mrs. Matthew Clark, and Mrs. Francis
I. Towle.
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Mrs L. H. Maxfeld entertained at din
her Wednesday evening at her home,
on Goodrich avenue, in honor of Miss
Egan, Of Savannah, Ga.
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At Il special meeting Of the Board of
Directors of the South Carolina Inter
State and West Indian Exposition
Company, held ut their Office in Char
lesion last Thursday, Capt. F. w.
Wagner was unanimously elected
President. This selection was expect
ed and is universally approved. Capt.
Wagener is widely known, not only in
the South, but North and West, and
his election to the Presidency Is very
wise move. He is one Of the most sue
cessful and enterprising business men
of the South, and his interests in Char
lesion and in South Carolina generally,
insure to stockholders that he will
conduct the affairs of the Exposition
with prudence and bring the great
fair to such grand point of excellence
rs to merit the "well done" of the ma
tiOn.
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To The Patriotic Boys aud Girls of AndeT.
son County.

No.doubt every child in our County
has heard of the Confederate Monu-
mcnt. The women and men OF our
City and County have contributed to
help in this work, and now we ask the
boys and girls to help. too. We want
even penny, from every young person
in our County. Then when this Me
mortal to our noble "men who wore
the gray" is completed you will have
the satisfaction of knowing that you
had share in thus honoring the mem
Ory of our Confederate dead. Give
your contribution, with your name, to
Mr.. Jas. X: vandivcr, at Farmers and
MERCHANTS Bank, or to Miss Lenora
Hubbard the President of the Memorial
Association.