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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02

phrase strenuous life he suDDIiad a
long felt want and. perhaps, if he has
met her he had in mind Rev. Anna How
ara ShaWe. DR.. Shave occupied one Of
the places Of honor to the right of Mrs
Gait on the platform. Her gown was a
distinct bit-a rather large bit-of color
in the subdued blacks, greys and whites.
Tor 1t was of royal purple. The wearer,
however, needed no such DISTINGUISHING
mark A large woman, OF impressive ap-
pearance with an ugly. clever race. DR..
Shave looked so evidently one of the
strong men Of the convention" that her
address caused the least little feeling OF
disappointment III that address the
speaker confined herself strictly to a re-
port Of her office as vice president, airing
none of her theories, many of which the
world knows to be unique, all Of which
must Of necessity be interesting Like
her companion in arms, Miss Anthony
DR.. Shave is fighter. Armed with tho
weapons that the courage ur conviction
supplies it is probable that she would
consider diplomacy a weak weapon with
which to fight. She is tYpically AmerI-
can the American Of the frontier
Mrs. Maude StoCkweIl, president Of me
Minnesota Woman's Suffrage association,
although she has not national prestige,
perhaps, was a sufficiently imposing dC-
ure among the noted women who sat on
the platform. She is an exceedingly abba
woman and a leader among her fellow
workers of the North Star state Tne
state does not hold many ardent sup
porters Of the suffrage movement. That
the state association has kept together
is due to the untiring efforts Of Mrs.
StOckweIl and doubtless the new impetus
the national convention will of necessity
give the work in this state VIII make
Mrs. StockWelps burden much easier.
There is necessarily similarity pc
tween wCmans auXiliaries to lodges, an
assembly Of woman's clubs and a nation
al suffrage association. but enc cannot
help feeling that the last named has
progressed a little farther than the other
two. Many club women are suffragists,
but they nave not brought their club at
Inosphere into the suffrage association.
The suffrage women are dead in earn
est" Us the children say. Their leaders
have almost masculine minds-minds that
are able to grasp a situation IN it's en-
tirety without being deluded into con-
sdering details all Important. Whether
they are sensible in their demands OF
foolish, time only will show, but that they
they intend to give time tie opprtunNy
of showing no one who has visited their
convention or talked with their leaders
can doubt.
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personal MENTION.

The following Minnesota men are
among the 100 students who will be grad
uated June u by Princeton university:
Paul Doltz Minneapolis, A. B. Maca!es-
ter college, 1885,, Earl Douglas, Medford.
Mimi, B. s., Iowa state college, 1888, and
L. S. University of Montana, 1899; Earn
est Oldenburg. st. Paul A. B., Macales-
ter college, 1900; David Alpheus Thomp-
son, st. Paul, A. B., Manchester college,
1900.
Miss Mae Buckley leading lady in ''The
Girl With the Auburn Hair, which be-
gins a weeks engagement at the Metro
politan opera house tonight, arrived in
the city with the company last night, and
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Toomey.
Mr.. and Mrs. TOzmun, who~have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. NJ D. Ken
yon of Summit avenue, will leave Tues
day for Europe.
Miss Susie Callahan, of 4SS Iglehart
street, leaves tonight for weeks visit
with her sister at Nazareth academy,
Louisville, KY.
Mrs. D. H Day and Mrs Samuel F.
Wadhams, of Duluth. are visiting their
brother, Harry T. Morris, 1893 Walnut
street.
Messrs. R. NJ. Bumgardner and T. A.
MulcaTe have returned from a trip
awheel through Southern Minnesota and
Iowa.
Mrs. M. I. WEIGH who has been the
guest of Mrs. P. H. Herzog, of the Col
onnade, will return this week to Buffalo,
N. Y.
Miss Louise Caldwell. of Central ter
race, has returned from Parker, 8. D.,
for the summer vacation.
Mrs L. Dunn andesNIiss Florence Pen
ney nave returned from a trip to Mil
wauke and Chicago. assssr ~ Aa
Mrs. AnseI Oppenheim. of the Aber
deem, has returned from a TWO months
visit in New York
Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, of Summit ave-
nue., is entertaining Miss Button, of
North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Saunders, Of Sum-
NIT avenue, will spend part of the sum-
mer at the Brule.
Mrs. Greig, of the Portland. sailed Sat
urday for Scotland, where she viii spend
the summer.
Mrs. Donnelly and Miss Irene Donnelly,
of Dayton avenue, will spend next month
in ST. Louis.
Frank Gembe left for Bemidji, Mimi,
this morning, where he will spend the
summer.
Miss Florence Slocum, of Merriam
Park, has gone to Duluth for short
visit
Miss Nellie Theirs, of st. Paul, leaves
tonight for Kansas City and Rapids City,
S. D.
Mrs. A. L. Mairs, of Holly avenue. will
go to her summer home at Hastings next
week.
Mrs Beaver of Milwaukee, is the guest
of Miss Grace Parker, Of Dayton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Leach, of Lau-
rel avenue, will go to Chicago this week.
Mrs. c. Dorian of Dayton avenue will
Miss Metcalf, of Duluth, is the guest
of Miss Strong, of Marshall avenue.
Miss Lillian Mcclellan, of Marshall
avenue, has gone to Denver Col.
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lace. Mr.. Jack Cahiu was best man.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home of Miss Alice
Mcclure, of Rondo street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cahill left for their home in Ashland,
Wis.
The marriage of Miss Julia Hubbard,
daughter of ex-Gov. and Mrs. Lucius
Frederick Hubbard, of Red Wing, to
Charles Herbert McGill eldest son of ex-
Gov. A. R. McGil, of st. Anthony Park,
will take place at high noon on Wednes-
day, June o. at Chester, Vt. Mr.. and
at 10 Summit court.
The marriage of Miss Lillian F1avia
DodsOn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Emory
f. Dodson, to Frank Louis Kluckholn
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Kluckholm, of
this city, win be celebrated Tuesday
evening at the brides home, 2646 Port
land avenue, Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kluckholm will be at home after Aug.
10 at 1Ol6 Hague avenue, st. Paul.
The marriage of Miss Henrietta An
derson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. P.
Anderson, to Walter Kimball Neal will
take place Thursday evening at the
brides home, 25S Iglehart street. Miss
Anderson will be attended by Miss
Martha Neal, and Mr.. Neal by his broth
er, William Neal. Rev. George Morrison,
of Plymouth church. will officiate.
The marriage of Miss Mary c. Funk,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Funk. of Good
rich avenue, and Mr.. r. J. Pilney will
take place next Tuesday morning, June
T. at 8 O'Clock, from st. Francis De Sales
church.
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THE INN.

MY door stands always open! You
weary souls, come in
You that are tired Of music, here silence
doth begin!
You shall not rise for dancing, or follow
wandering loves,
Here in my yew-bOughs whispers only the
voice Of doves.
'Tu quench your thirst with water, we'll
water clear and sweet,
I'll bind about with linen your weary
hands and feet.
Lie down upon my cOuches that are OF
marble stone,
You shall not lift your eyelids until the
night Is gone
1.-THE wind hOWeer it whistles shall pierce
no sleeper's ear.
The rain that cries and whimpers can
never enter here.
You shall not hear men grooming for
things that were divine,
Flung to the outer darkness or tramplsd
down Of swine.
Nor shall ghosts rise to trouble you.
peace as once Of yOre,
Quiet shall be upon you; behind you and
before
Darkness shall lie. and in it who knows
what Dreams to win
Come in" cries Death, the landlord,
you'll find no better inn"
London Outlook.
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Roy and Don Campbell left Monday for
DuIuth and the head of the lakes.
HAsILINE.


The annual=reception givensto Han
Geek school teachers by the Hamline
4otnerS club was held "Wednesday at
Inc nome of Mrs. Frank Stanley. Mrs
BafKuIoo, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Stanley
were assisted by the teachers in receiv-
ing the guests. About sixty ladies were
r The Ham1ine Chapter of the Epworth
league took charge of the last Sunday
evening service. Mr. w. f. Brink had
charge. Among those who took part
were Misses BeryI Rice and Hazel
v. lthee; Messrs. Miller, Wilmarth and
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Fleming and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter s. Ryan and families
ana Miss, Misses Margaret and Jennie Scott
ana Daisy Wright and Mr.. D. Scott pic
nlcked at Bass Lake on Thursday
+ Miss F1oya RosSman entertained the
young women of the senior class at
linen shower Tuesday afternoon for NJ IS
Nellie Hall, one Of the class who is to be
a June bride.
Mrs. C.. I. Humphrey is entertaining
ReY:.sh.- b Cowgirl and family during
commencement.
p Rev. and Mrs. ellis, of Pine Island,
VIII spend the week with their son, VIII
liam Gillis. ~ ea5a1as -
Miss Maude Wallace has returned from
a visit at Saltwater ta .1.s ay
from Spring feld a. 500 ''- -.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02
LAKE AIINNEToNKA.

Among st. Paul people who will make
their summer home at the Del Otero, at
Spring Park, and. will come early in June,
are the following: Mr. and, Mrs. F. e.
Mahler and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
: ". johnson and Miss, Johnson, Mr.. and
mrs. X. A. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. H G.
Allen and daughter Mrs. c. H. Ros-
sum, two daughters and two sons.
Among the St Paul people registered
at the Del Otero last Sunday were: Mr.
and i, Mrs. J, H. Watson, MIR. and Mrs. P.
G. Stohr and daughter. Miss Agnes Col
Inns and fred C. McKenna
n Mr.. and Mrs. H. W: Kimball, of St.
Paul, are spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. Sartoris at their cottage
on FerodoWil avenue, near Spring Park
The Hotel st. Louis, under the man
asement Of Messrs. Reeve & Wilcox. of
the Albion, ST. Paul, will open infor-
maIy for the season June 4 -
Mr.. and Mrs. Kane Of st. Paul. are
at Woolnough's Maple Heights Inn, at
Phelps Island, for the summer.
Gen. and Mrs. Bishop and family and
mrs AXtelL will open their summer home
at Casco the coming week.
Mr. and'Mrs. L. B. johnson, of st. Paul
nave opened their cottage at Casco Point
for the season.
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PLEASURES PAST.

Mrs. e. M Mortenson of the BucIing-
nam entert aimed the Autumn EuchTe
club Friday afternoon at the residence of
her mother, hrs. c. w. Fisher, Irvine
Park Mrs Allan Smith, of Chicago. was
The guest of honor Favors We're won by
Ms. w. J. Allen, Mrs. J. J. Boulton. Mrs.
+. Floody, Mrs. c. A. Rose and Mrs.
Fisher
Vita Nova Council No. S2S, National
UNION, gave an entertainment Tuesday
evening at Central hall. A musical pro
gramme was presented and refreshments
were served. Those taking part were:
MRS MRS. Maharn, Walter Nordway, D. r.
Campbell. Miss O'Toole, E. j. Weber
Mrs L; F. Hacket, Miss Ann Seattle, Al
Smith
The teachers of the Van Buren, school
gave luncheon and kitchen shower Fri
DAY afternoon at the school for Miss
Katherine Egan, one of the teachers, who
Will be married TINS month.
William R. Burkhard Jr., entertained
at a stag dinner Monday evening in honor
OF Louis G. Sutmar, who was married
Wednesday evening. A company of ten
was entertained.
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MERRIAM Park.

Miss Jessie L. Lambie, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Lambie, of Iglehart
street. and Louis George Sutmar were
married Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the home of the bride. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. n. Sammis,
of Olivet Congregational church. Miss
Paullne Sutmar was maid of honor and
j. T. Lambie was best man. Mr. and
lakes TO Buffalo. They will BE at home
after Aug. at 672 East Eighth street.
Mrs. J. A. Hartigan entertained the We
Girls Card club last Tuesday afternoon,
Eayors We're won by Mrs. G. A. Coyken--
dali and Miss Grace Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bramblett of Dayton
avenue, will leave this week for Bald
Eagle lake, where they will spend the
summer.
Mr.. A. H. Rogers and family, of lyle.
mart street. left Friday morning for a.
ten days outing at Big Stone lake.
The Ladies Aid Society of Oliyet
Church will give a luncheon at the home
of Mrs. S. g. Cobb Friday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. 3. Barton, Of Rondo street, VIII
g entertain 4, the Ladies Aid Society Of
Trinity Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby.
terrain Church held an all-day meeting ia
the church parlors Friday.
N: G: Westerfeld and daughter, MISS
Nellie Westerfleld, of Wilder avenue, ard
visiting at Winnipeg.
4lt1Es' NJ. .. Do -6Auer, OF IeTrace Park
avenue, entertained at progressive euchrs
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. James and Miss Kanahan, Of Nav
Brighton, were guests at ten home Of ],
H. Order Sunday.
Mr.. Spencer, Of Beardsley, Mimi, was
the guest Of Rev. J. O. Craig and farnSs
ly Sunday.
Mrs. George P. Jacob, Of Rondo street
returned Saturday from River Falls wis
W, T. Bell and family left "Wednesday
to spend the SUMMER af Bald Eagle lalQS.
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A CHANGE OF HEART.

She said that her heart was BROKEN
That all men wer cold and mean;
AS a spinster she'd live forever"
I think she was just eighteen.
He said that his life was hlightel:
That his faith IN women was dead"
In fact, she was quite affrig-htsd
At the terrible things ne said.
They swore they could ne'er be happy;
That neither could love again.
My word but he hated women!
! Sayi how She hated men!
Well, she carried her grief to Newport;
And moped for a week or two,
Till her brother came down from Har-
ward
With a man who rowed in his crew.
And she and the man grew chummy,
Read Kipling, just at the start,
But truly his eyes were fetching
And somehow he mended her heart.
And he-he sailed for Europe;
And sulked for a day or so,
Till maiden used to the notion
Emerged from the depth below.
A maiden he'd met last summer;
To comfort him she centrived,
And he found, when la was sighted,
His faith in women revived.
They swore they could ne'er be happy,
That neither could love again.
MY word. but he hated women!
l say. how she hated men.
The Smart Set.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

A lawn social was given Tuesday even
Ing by the Hygea Gymnasium club, on
the lawn adjoining the club house, on
Ross street. A musical programme was
given. The ladies in charge were Mrs.
Thomas Cameron, Mrs. H W. Dickman
the Misses Goodwin, Maud Densmore,
Sophia Nelson, Sadie and Grace Cameron
Miss Barker and Miss Meacham. -s>rszsN.
Miss Bessie Pearson, of Payne avenue,
entertained informally Tuesday after
noon Among the guests were Miss Eva
Edith Mortimer, Miss Olga Anderson,
Miss Alvina Anderson and Miss Brink. -
Mrs. John Bodin, of De Soto street,
will entertain the Ladies Aid Society of
the First Swedish Lutheran Church, next
Friday afternoon, and in the evening the
Young Ladies' society will be entertain
ed by Mrs Bodin.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Gustavus Adolphus church gave a
the parlors of the church Wednesday
evening.
The Misses Lille and Elmer EImquist,
of Mt. Ida street, entertained the H1a-
watha club Thursday evening. A mu-
steal and literary programme was given.
Mrs. John Brack, of John street. will
give silver tea next Thursday after
noon, for the Ladies Aid Society of the
Arlington Hills Presbyterian Church
Miss Gladys Maynagh, of Pine street,
gave a birthday party yesterday after
noon. Miss Edna Norman assisted.
Mrs. Homer c. Ashcroft, of Burr street.
entertained her Sunday school class Tues
day afternoon at o'clock tea.
Mrs. George Gander, Of East Mime
haha street, entertained a company Of
friends at DINNER Tuesday.
Miss Olga Molander, of York street,
was given surprise Tuesday evening by
about fifty of her friends.
Mrs. Carrie Ditmar and son Dewitt of,
Case street. have gone to Howard Lake.
to visit friends.
An ice cream social was given last
evening on the lawn adjoining the Luz
theran seminary.
Mrs. Ida Herman. of Reaney street is
entertaining her neice, Miss Anna Abort,
of Belleville, HI.
Mrs. W. L. stockwen, of Magnolia
street, has gone to Eau Claire, Wis, to
visit relatives.
Miss Martha Flint, of Sims street, en-
tertained informally Tuesday evening.
Miss Addie Knapp, of Cook street. will
go East the middle Of this month
Mrs. z. G. Holmes, of Burr street, spent
part of the week in PinevIle, Wis
Mrs, Thomas NIitcheson. of Burr. street.
IS Visiting friends in Winnipeg.
Miss Hanna Ernest, of Sims street. has
returned from Westbrook
Rev. Q. P. Peterson, of Burr street. has
returned from Moline, ILL.,
M. Valentine of Bedford street. has re-
turned from Europe.
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Society of the Atlantic Church Thursday

Society of the Atlantic Church Thursday
afternoon.
The teachers of the Van Buren, school
gave tin shower Friday afternoon for
Miss Kate Egan, who Will be married in
June.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller is entertaining
her niece and nephew, Mrs. Fred Schoe-
berlein and Mr.. Lou Dietrich, of Aurora,
The Epworth League Society of the
Dayton's Bluff German M. e. Church VIII
give lawn social Thursday evening
Mrs. John Flanagan, of Cable avenue,
entertained Saturday evening for Eer
husbands birthday anniversary
Judge and Mrs. Walsh. of Kewauree,
Wis, We're guests Of Mr.. Samuel Ray, of
East Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas J. Gottschamer, of
Bates avenue, have returned from a
Western trip.
Miss Olive Freeman entertained the I'm
Zoo Wee club at luncheon Monday.
Mrs. c. Siebold, of East Sixth street,
has been visiting in saltwater.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The Laurel Cycle club will give an ex-
cursion to Lake Minnetonka, Saturday
AFTERNOON md evening, June %. The p0r-
" Will go out on special train, which
VIII leave the union station in St Poul
shortly after 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
At the lake steamer will be in readi-
ness to take the party on board for q
trip over the water. Dinner win be
served at the St. Louis hotel in the even
Ing and in the evening there will BE-
dancing.
The Ladies' Social Circle of Plymouth
Church will hold its regular monthly bus
mess meeting Thursday, June 6, at 8
o'clock, in the chapel to consider import
ant business, and make plans for work
A social will be given by St. Paul
chapter Order of the Eastern Star. next
Friday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Robertson, 1906 Feronia avenue, Union
Park.
The Lady Somerset w. c. T. U. will
hold its June meeting Monday. June 10.
at the home of Mrs. Matthew Taylor, 147
Manchester avenue Manchester Park.
The Central w. c: r. L. will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the Commons.
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WEST SIDE.

The class day exercises of the senior
class of the Humboldt high school wi /
be held Tuesday evening, June IL. The
following are the assignments: Historian,
Miss Ava Darratt; prophecy, Miss Agn S
watson; poem, Miss Helma MelgreW;
stat sites. Miss Nellie Scott; song Mi s
L 71y McNamara; orator, Alfred
artist, Fred Meyers.
Mrs. C. C. Sharp. of East Winifred
street, was given surprise Tuesday
evening in honor of her birthday. The
guests were Mrs. Jones' Mrs. H. Coleman,
Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Ecklin.
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Day, Mrs. F. Sache
Mrs. Brayton, Misses Emma and Belle
Witt, and Miss Minnie Day.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Westminster Presbyterian Church
gave on out-of-doors silver social Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Haw-
thorne, Prescott street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will am Boeringer, Of
dinner Thursday evening for Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Rcddy, of Bra:nerd, MINI.
Mrs. Schintz, of Stryker avenue, will
entertain Wednesday afternoon the La
dies Aid Society of the English Luther
an Church.
The Relief Society of St. Paul's chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star, held a
rummage sale Friday at 542 Robert
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bethany
OOllSiS6dI1Oidl SHuICL Iltl fIludy III
ternoon with Mrs. w. j. Boyd, of Baker
street.
The marriage of Miss Sophie Anderson
of Belvidere street, and Thomas Thume
of Minneapolis, win take place Wednes-
day.
Mrs. C. E. Messenger of East Isabel
street, entertained this week Miss Fitz-
gerald, of st. Paul Park.
Mrs. Valley, of Chaplain Mimi, was
the guest Of Mrs. 7. Herrick, of East
Winifred street, last week.
Mrs. J. Kilshaw and children, of State
street, will leave this month for New
York to reside.
The St. Valentine band will meet Fri
day afternoon with Miss Nora Caves, of
Bidwell street.
Mrs E. c. Iverson and Mrs sa5aIarf
Bruggeman are at the Pan-American ex-
position. 5,aEsss1s-
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Congregational church and electer Har-
Yey Blodgett president, and De Witt f.
Polk vice president.
Mrs. c. Stanley Williams entertained
Monday afternoon at a thimhle be in
honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of
her marriage. About sixty guests were
present.
The st. Anthony Park Tennis club
gave an ice cream social Thursday even
ing at the home of Will Matschke.
The choir boys and Sunday school of
the Episcopal church will picnic Satur-
day at Mounds, Lake Minnetonka.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
gational Church will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. H. s. Baker.
Mrs. H H. Vaughn, of Chicago is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F.
Polk, of Keston street.
Col and Mrs. William M. Liggett re-
turned this week from California.
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NEWBORN.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Woltimier Of
Valley City, are the guests of Mrs. Mary
Woltimier and family.
Miss Cordeia Wilkinson was the guest
of Miss Aurelia Whary in the city Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. L. N. Lucas, Of St Paul, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. WiIkin-
son.
The Misses Hostetter, of Merriam
Park, are guests Of Mrs. f. A. Dawson.
Rev. F. NJ. Rule held quarterly confer
ence at the M. E. church Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Welch visited at Fronte-
nae several days the past week.
Rev. E. j. Funk was entertained by
Mrs Mary Woltimier last week
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The marriage of Louis Warren Hill,
son of James J. Hill, and Miss Maude
Van CORTLAND Taylor daughter Of COrt-
land NJ. Taylor, will be sOleMnized at
high noon Wednesday at the home of the
brides brother, Walter Cursor Taylor, 3
Thirty-first street, New York city.
The marriage service viii be read by
Archbishop Ireland. Miss Ethel Taylor,
sister of the bride, will be maid Of honor.
The out-of-town guests will include
members of the Hill family and the
Misses Timberlake, cousins of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill viii go abroad to
remain until autumn On their return
they will reside in st. Paul.
The marriage Of Miss Heloise Denegre,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Denegre,
to Edmund S. Hougtailing, was quietly
sOlemnized last evening at $3.50 o'clock
at the brides home on West Sixth street.
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick, rector of the
Church of st. John the Evangelist, read
the marriage service in the presence,Of
relatives and a few intimate friends.
Both bride and groom were unattended.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. Denegre, of Chicago;
Mrs D. II. Day and Mrs. Samuel F.
Wadham, of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOughtaling left last
evening for a short wedding trip. They
viii be at home upon their return at the
Elgin, on Kent street.
Gov. and Mrs. Samuel Van SAINT enter
Friday at the Aberdeen, in honor of Dr.
and Mrs. Edward Ozmun. Yesterday af-
tecnoon Mr.. c. e. Wales, of Minneapolis,
gave coaching party, followed by a din
ner at the Minnekada club for Mr. and
Mrs. OZmun.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Cowen will entertain
next Saturday afternoon at her home, on
Holly avenue.
Mrs. Samuel R. Van SAINT. Of the Aber-
ueen, will not receive next Tuesday after
noen, as usual. She will spend the week
in Wlnona.
Mrs. Michael Doran and the Misses
DeTan, u summit avenue, will give a re-
ception Wednesday evening June 5.