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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-07
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Mccarthy, of Ms
Las Congress street, left last night for
Lake Minnetonka, where they will en-
JOY two weeks outing.
Nj. and Mrs. John Ringen, of ST.
LOUIS, MO- are spending a few weeks
Win their daughter, Mrs. c. Q. Krieger
OF Goodrich avenue
a.. ana Mrs. Q. F.. Burch have gone to
BGiiS.o and the lower st. Lawrence,
Who g they VIII spend a few weeks among
tie lS-anos Of Lake St. Francis.
,a'8e and Mrs. Edwin A. Jaggard and
PISS anna Jaggard will sail from New
''i Wednesday for a two months Eu-
rcp~ ~ trip.
MS. George H. Hosmer of Bidwen
str Il, IS entertaining the Misses Mar
Jo;-a and Florence Allen, Of Ada, MINI.
ar. ana Mrs. Christian Fry, of the
hJ2H hotel, are entertaining Mrs. c. w.
S,a-EiGt, of Philadelphia.
Alrs. i. L. Booth, of Chicago, is SPEND
n * She summer in st. Paul the guest of
Il e Aberdeen.
Ar. and Mrs Archie Matheis left last
n.9"L Iog n two months trip to Buffalo
ana eastern cities.
Aiss Pearson, of Sioux City Iowa, is
the 2Hast Of Mrs. w, e. Rogers, Of South
kNr:Gnsc street.
t-rs. George Sommers and Miss Clara
, -;-t,.cr5. of St Adams street, are taking
"Trip II Alaska.
Ms. S. R. Van SAINT, of the Aberdeen.
Is entertaining Miss Scandrett. of Daven-
pr, Iowa.
Mss Marvin, of Iglehart street, is
81 tn5tHS the summer in the CatskiIl
mountains
rs. yanderwarker and son Edward,
Of MARSHALL avenue, are at Lake hide
ptGdCnce.
~. J, II. Hammond and Miss Ham
II fd, OF North Exchange street, are in
-'"e. o. T. Denny, of the Central high
5! "'ol left yesterday for Brainerd,
t..e Norman Chamberlain of Prospect
Ic--ace is visiting relatives in Boone,
A". ana Mrs. ], E. Barre left Friday
II Iol the East by the way of the
N'. and Mrs. J. NJ. McNider. of Virginia
ft'2re, are visiting in Buffalo, N Y.
y c. Kinney, of Stryker avenue.
Is - Ontario, to remain two months.
2tas Corneia Welch, of Dayton ave-
me-, is at Lake Minnetonka.
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WEST SIT. PAUL.

Mr.. and Mrs c. Emerson. of the
Dodd road, entertained the members Of
the Bethany Congregational church
Thursday.
J. NJ. Hawthorne, of Prescott street,
left Wednesday fo- st. Louis to deliver
the Fourth of July grafton in that city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gilbert Dickey, of East
Congress street. returned Friday from
their wedding trip to California
George Shaw. of Cloquet. Mimi, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Shaw, Of Hall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doran, OF Pres
colt street, have returned from the Pan
American exposition.
MIR. and Mrs. Egan, Of East Isabel
street, entertained Mr.. German of Maple
Lake. last week
Mrs. NJ. Prescott, of hudson, visited
Mrs, W A. Fales. of Prospect terrace,
last week.
Mrs. O. A. Beal. of West Isabel street,
has as her guest her mother, of Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Thayer and
daughter returned Friday from Glendive,
Mont.
Mr.. and MS Al Kraft have taken the
Martin residence on East Winifred
street.
The Misses Alice and Sadie Milton, of
East Congress street, leave for Europe
today.
Inc MISSES Mortenseni of George street,
have returned from COney Island, MINI.
Miss Hilda Martin, of East Winifred
street, spent Thursday at Forest Lake.
Mrs. w. ]. Bailey, of Clinton avenue,
has returned from Hudson, Mimi.
Mrs Andrew Christensen, of East
Winifred street, is in Pennington.
Miss Susie Doran, of East Congress
street, is in Chicago.
Mrs Z. c. shi5ley, of Bancroft street,
is in Boston.
Mrs. c. E. Rudolph, of Hall avenue, is
in Iowa.
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| July 16. with Mrs. Knowles, of North st.

July &C. with Mrs. Knowles, of North st.
Paul.
Mrs. Feetham, of High Forest. who
spent the week with her daughter, Mrs.
George Parker, OF Maria avenue, return
ed.
Miss Johanna Holl, of Hoffman avenue,
and Miss Virginia de Haas. of East SiXt n
street. returned Wednesday from Duluth.
tertained a party of ten women last
"Wednesday afternoon.
The Sunday School Of the Atlantic Con-
gregational Church will picnic at Wild
wood. Tuesday July l6
Gustave Willius. of Superior. is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Willius,
of Hoffman avenue.
Mrs Paul Kreuger, of Mendoza street.
entertained at dinner Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Taylor.
Miss Marie Luther and Albert Luther
of MENDOZA street. are spending few
days at White Bear.
The Misses Genevieve and Gertrude
Shuttle. of the Marlowe. left Wednesday
for Harvard, Conn.
Er. and Mrs. c. D. Stewart, of Hoff
man avenue, returned from a visit in
Canada.
The Misses Vihstadt, of Maple street,
entertained friends from River Falls on
the Fourth.
Mrs. Earnest Klinkerfues and her
GRANDSON, Ralph Klinkerfues, are visiting
il Lemars.
Miss Freda Nauman. Of East Fourth
street, is spending the summer in Burling-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand IIinrichs. of
East Fifth street, entertained Thursday
evening
Mrs c. Bronson, who visited relatives
on the Bluff, returned to Hastings.
Miss Clara Corsland of Pennington, is
visiting Bluff friends.
Miss Hazel Fontaine Is visiting rela-
tiVts in Hutchinson.
Miss Edna HubbeI is visiting relatives
in Clearwater
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nowadays. The wrists can be made sIen-
Ger and the fingers tapering by massage.
The angles can be reduced and fatneas
cbliterated without any trouble. Bad
| FEATURES can be improved, and as for the
skin, one can get q new skin.
1T is remarkable how everything
shows in the face and affects the an
pearance Trouble or worry causes the
hair to fall and grow dull. The skin be-
comes pale and lines tell the story una
| mistakenly. Late hours are great vyrtn-
kle producers. Laughter makes some
| lines, but they are not unpleasant ones.
Habits of thought produce lines that
make the face look severe.
Naturally 1 grow to read faces anG
can tell at glance the person who
is OF ugly and irritable disposition. Wor-
rying ages women more than anything
else. Then few women wash their 1aces
properly. Every woman should use a
iine camel's hair brush ana wash her
face with good soap on going to bed
l have some women come here with
dre2dfully accented crows feet around
their eyes. I first give the marks a
good scTubbiug and then give them a
hand glass. They smile with delight at
the magical effect. In reality I have
only washed out the secretions that nave
sunk into the original wrinkles and have
been allowed to settle there. The ordi-
nary face-Washing will not touch lines
of this sort.
Outdoor sports have improved the
health of women. but they certainly have
not made their hands prettier or helped
their compieXons. Bathing in the sea is
healthful and invigorating, but woman
comes back to town in the fall with dis
co!ored neck and arms and hair in a
dreadful condition. Still I do not speak
against outdoor exercise and bathing.
Health is beauty and there is a certain
charm about a sunburned face. Youth
can afford TO be reckless; but when
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MERRIAM PARK

A reception was given Friday evening
at the residence of Dr. and Mrs d. r.
Brooks, of Lynnhurst avenue, for Mr.
ana MRS. J. p Keycs, who were recently
Reyes left Monday for their home in
CloQuet 80
Mr. and Mrs. Searles. who have been
tne guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Smith
Springs, Iowa.
Mrs A. L. Hanson, of Fargo, who has
bcen the guest Of Mrs. w. r. Mandigo
iGlt MONDAY for New Paynesviue, her
MRS. H. R. Gearey entertained the La
qles Aid Society Of Trinity Church at
her home on Igichart street Tuesday aft
crnoOn.
Mrs. C. W. Cunningham ana Miss Gun
Iongham' of WI Ger avenue, have returned
from visit to Rochester and Stockton.
The Misses Helen and Alice Ostrom ana
Roy OStrom left last week for tae East
gong by way of the great lakes.
MI and Mrs Irvine &c. Wallis, of Mar
HLaH avenue nave returned f:om a
Mrs: f. ]. Smell and daughters left
Tuesday for two weeks outing at Big
Stone lake.
Mrs. H. NJ. Crosby and sons Louis and
william have gone to Bem!dji to spend
the summer
w. Mcclure, of Australia, has been
of Day ton avenue
Misses Alice and Dorothy Doyle are
spending few weeks with friends in
Glencoe.
b. A. Mathews and children left Thurs
day for a few weeks outing at Bald
Eagle lake.
Mrs. c. D. Strong and family have
gone to Lindstrom for a months outing.
Mrs. McVey, of New York, is the
guest of her father Mr. Parker Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Utter left Friday to
visit relatives and friends in Plainview.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. S. Nash, of Iglehart
street, are visiting in Yellowstone Park
Mrs. w. r. Cooke has been entertain
ing Mrs. Dalzell, of Duluth.
Miss Laura Shepard has returned from
visit to West Superior.
Mrs; d. A. Mathews, of Carroll street,
left Friday for the East.
Miss Winifred Reynard is visiting
friends in Nebraska.
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women begin to show the marks of TINA
they must be careful And when
woman mas paid 500 for new skin il
IS just as Wen for her 10 sit under a
parasol and take care of it,
Outdoor sports make wrinkles. not the
wrinkles OF flabb.ness, but wrinkles from
faces that are twisted in the energy Of
game. Yachtsmen and women set
dreadful lines in their fOreheads from
looking over the water, trying to discern
signals ana boats. The face mirrors sv-
cry pleasure, sorrow, smile and tear ike
a map.
Lines make the face strong. J have no
doubt; but strength Of that kind I5 cer-
taIrly not desirable in a Wouau's face.
mans face may be lined in an interest
ing way, but ii must not JOE aabb.. Nat
uraily, l am opposed to wrinkles and
while great generals, painters ana au-
thors may have them they never ven a
passing CLEAN Of masculine admiration
in the face Of a woman
Twenty years from now women viii
not have as many wrinkles ass today for
they are learning how TO take care II
their health and skin and are gradually
ceasing TO worry as much as they used
to. The typical grandmother Of twenty
years ago was a very wriuklad Old Indy.
I have a number of grandmothers among
my patrons and they are as young look
ing as their daughters
Il have made a study Of women ana
their faces and beauty of body and have
discovered that when some women pass
their youth they begin to take on flesh
while others grow thin and seem TO grow
smaller in every way. The latter type
preserves her youthful appearance the
longest. Fat is beauty's greatest foe
women have learned the importance
OF taking care of their teeth. but great
many of them have yet to learn the mn
portance Of their hair. Diseased scaips
are plentiful and women go on wearing
switches and fail to have their hair ca.ei
for until they become almost bald Bald
women? Why there are plenty Of bald
women. but they are able TO hide 1t bet
ter than men. of course. There are more
bald men than women for the reason
that men wear hats and caps moro than
women. One of the best fads Of the day
is the fashion Of going bareheaded I'm the
country in summer"
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs w. R. Guile and daughter Helen,
OF Chicago, were guests OF Mrs John
Weeks Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs n f. Schabert spent sew
eral days the past week with Mrs Mar
Saret Schubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Muckle, of Merriam
Park. spent the past week with friends
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Irvine is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. Turner, and children, of Chicago,
III. >
Mrs; Black, of St. Paul, spent Friday
with her sister Mrs. Charles McKown.
Mrs. W J. TarbeH, of Minneapolis
visited Mrs. Eugene Bell Tuesday
MS. MoWry and children. of Mankato.
visited Mrs John Carroll Monday.
Mrs. Mary Scodeld and Mr.. Archie Nc
Donald have returned from New York
Mrs. James Crandall is entertaining
Miss Bachus of Saltwater.
Mrs. Chic JuGkins was the guest Of Mrs
c. r. Cowell Monday
Mrs, George Glendintng has returned
from her visit in California.
Miss Mary Cook, of Duluth, is visiting
Mrs. Robert Cook
Miss Pearl Keene is the guest of Miss
Clara Woodward.
Miss Grace Frazer is visiting friends in
Peoria, Ill
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Alexandria. where she will spend some
weeks with her aunt @
o. Gardelin returned from Duluth in
time to spend the Fourth with his fam
lily.
Arthur Peterson has been renewing
Flamline acquaintances the past week.
The Misses Clara and Ella Fank have
returned to their home in Faribault.
Aid; Dobner and his family have bean
spending some days in Fergus Falls.
Mrs. Rodibaugh, of Indiana. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Woliver. s..,.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. McCrea have re.
turned from Red Rock.
DR.. and Mrs. George H. Bridgman have
returned from Buffalo.
Reuben Washburn is home from the
Pan-American exposition.
Miss Cecile Cole is visiting her sister
in Olivia, MINI.
Mortified.
p Mrs E. E. McCrea has returned from
Charles Astevens has returned from
Duluth.
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l3AHTOlIEDE.


MIR. and Mrs E n. Van Duzee have
returned from their. Eastern trip, and
have moved into their summer nome,
"FerncTest, on the peninsular.
Mrs. Fe4gott entertained the Porch
club last week. High scores were made
by Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. fIynt.
Mrs. Read, wh@ has been a guest ~
MRS. Da51pier fog some weeks, has re.
turned to California.
MIR, and Mrs. CJ Clark, who have been
visiting at the lake, have returned to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. DufTane entertained last week Mr.
and Mrs w. ]. A5urrys and Mr.. and Mrs
J Ahern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trip entertained last
week Mr. and Mrs. Reese, of st. Paul
Mrs. Terry and family are camping at
the lake fer few weeks.
Mrs. G. Risser entertained Mss Carry,
OF St. Paul.
=. Mrs! Mrs; M. F. Patterson has returned from
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HAZEL PARK.

Rev H. A. Riser who has severed
his connection with the church hers, left
this week for Idaho for a few months
rest; Mrs, Riser and daughter viii go
to Wiuona.
The ladies of the Hazel Park circle will
meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
transact business
Mrs II. c. CARING entertained on
THURSDAY at dinner. Covers We're laid
fer fourteen.
Miss Genevieve Wildes was a guest a
part OF the week of her cousin, Mrs w.
W. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gurther Jr. return
ed Friday evening from Blooming Prai-
Mrs. e. S.oE'erney and family returned
this week from Mahtomedi
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Chain Was Indispensable.
PHILADELPHIA Record


A story is being told about a German
who has hotel far downtown. An art
make pictures on mirrors with soap-calI-
ed on the German the other day and ask
ed for some work. .''Wen.' the German
said, you might paint a brown bear on
my sign How much would you charge
for it?" Two dollars" the artist an
swered. Thereupon the contract was made
and the bear was painted At the end
of the job the artist said: Don't you
want me to paint a chain on the bear?"
Would you charge extra for that?''
said the German. yes, that would cost
81 extra" Then I can't afford TO have
it done The artist departed; that night
it rained, and 10! in the morning the bear
had vanished from the sign; the rain
had washed it away. The German sent
for the painter at once. my bear" he
said. reproachfully, sis gone" The other
answered. We'll, l wanted to put a
chain on it, didn't II" The German then
handed out s3-$2 for the painting of an
ether bear, the third for chain to make
the picture permanent. The chained bear
the weather
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FUTURE PLEASUR Es.

Re-. and Mrs. Frederick Kopp, 633
RivoI. street will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary the Goth of mex.
MONTH Dr.. Kopp is a minister of the
German M. Z. church, and for six years
h VS. pastor OF the First German M.
=. church of st. Paul, afterwards serv-
ms rs presiding elder of the North Ger
MN conference. He has bsen associated
N.-h several educational institutions, and
j. now president Of the board of trustees
ot 81. Pauls college, st. Paul Park. Mr.
cnd Mrs. kOpp both came from Germany
tue o~mer from WurtembeTg and the lat
ter from Cologne Mrs Kopp was q
Miss S|bil Murmann. They were mar
Tied at WateTtOwn, Wis
Tta Unity Outing club viii give an ex-
clts.5n today to Lake City. A special
VIII leave the union depot at O'Clock
Tor 2cd Wing. From there the trip will
be made by boat.
Mirs Charlotte Wing will entertain the
numbers of the Chapman Circle of the
I'lls. Methodist Church tomorrow even
iEG al her home on Pleasant avenue.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Miss Alice Todd and Miss Ruth Whit
ford entertained informally Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Miss Whitford
for Miss Agnes Tisdale, bride of the
month. The Wah-tah-was were the
guests.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Agnes Tisdale of the
Park, to George Grout, of Luverne The
wedding will take place Wednesday CT on
ing. July II, in the Congregational
church.
The Boys Cross Country club gave an
informal hop, Wednesday evening in
Churchill hail.
Miss Maude Mason and Miss Ella
Mason have returned from visit in
Pipestone
Mrs. Fugle, the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Barnum, has gone to her honaSN in
Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hunter have been
visiting the Pan-American exposition.
Mrs. II. S. Baker entertained Sunday
Mr.. Alden VALENTINE, of Yale college.
Mrs. G. r. Aldrich. Keston street, is
visiting in Fargo
George Passage returned this week
from the East.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

Miss Emma Anderson and John o. Oh
son were married Thursday evening at the
home of the bride on Payne avenue. Miss
Hannah Anderson was maid of honor,
ana Miss Emma SamUeiSon bridesmaid
q: a. Johnson was best man and Emil
Olson STOOmSman. A reception was held
IN the evening from to 10.
Miss Edith V. BrOms and MIR. Richard
r Mennlng were married Wednesday afr
eIh0on at clock at the home of the
bride, COB Sims street. Rev. O, p. Peter
son performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Ferdinand Hicks and bride, who
have returned from their wedding trip
TO Texas, were given reception Tuesday
evening at the home OF the groom S
parents, ArkWright street.
Mrs. 4. G. Holmes, of GAO Burr street,
viii entertain the Ladies Cooperative
Society of the Atlantic CONGREGATIONAL
Church Thursday, the 18th inst.
The Swedish Evangelical Free church
held its annual picnic Thursday at Grove
land park. There were music and an ad-
dress by Rev. A. Iialeen.
Mrs. Tinker, of Edserton street gave
a silver tea Wednesday for the Ladies
Aid Society of the Arlington Hills Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. w. H. Cook of Fauquier street,
entertained the Ladies Aid Society Of the
East Presbyterian Church Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Rev. and Mrs. John Driver, of Man
kato, We're guests OF Rev. and Mrs. H.
c. Ashcraft. of Burr street, part of the
week.
The Ladies Aid Society Of st. sigfrids
Church will give a social Thursday even
ing, July p, in the parlors Of the church.
Mrs. Porter, of Clark street, will en-
terrain the Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
NJ. E. Church next Thursday afternoon.
Peter Johnson, the organist of the First
Swedish Lutheran church. is spending his
vacation at Lake Pepin, Wis.
Mrs. Il. c. Howe and Mrs Wilhelmia
of Whitall street, visited friends at Ham
line during the week.
Louis Hart, of Case street, was given q
surprise Friday evening by about thirty
of his friends.
Ardin Ausumb, of Sims street, has gone
to visit friends in Madison and White
water, Wis.
NJ and Mrs. Herbert Charles of Preb!e
street, gave a fishing party Friday
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BALD EAGLE.


Mrs. r. c. w. Royce and children. of
minneapolis, area spending a few days
with Mrs Royce's mother, Mrs. James
Mrs: S; w. Raudenbush.. eatx.t tanned
t iit sunday Mrs; R. G. Morton and her
The Misses, Holterhoff entertained last
WT week Miss Hattie Bishop, OF. Merriam
Park.-.--.-,..a r.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick -Conger, Of ST.
F4ui' are spending a few weeks at the
HRS. Harrison, of Hartford, Conn.
spent the week with Mrs. Raudenbush
Mrs. Lyman Russell. of Iowa, was a
guest OF Mrs. S. w. Raudenbusn
Mrs. J. W. Stevenson. of st. Paul, spent
a few days with Mrs. Willis
:, MIS-; NJ d. Miller is entertaining Mrs.
W. ~ Blair, of Brooklyn.
Miss Hancke, of st. Paul, is spending a
few weeks at the lake. -.
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NEWPORT.

Mrs. c. w. Nolan. who has been q
guest of Mrs. II. r. Hill for the mast
month, returned to her home in Ottawa,
Kan. -
Mrs. E. E. Calderwood entertained the
Ladies Euchfe club Friday afternoon.
MISS lrYlla Hostetter and Mrs. Robert
Dawson are home from Merriam Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Thayer, of Riverside
farm, have returned to Newport
Mrs, William Ferguson and Miss Ethel
left Friday for Millbank, S. D.
Miss Margret Lehmicle has been Wis
lttng friends in Saltwater.
MRS; Mrs. Charles A. Parker returned from
Clara City Tuesday
Mrs. c. P. Mattack has gone to st.
Louis for two weeks.
Harry Noltimier has returned from
Lake Winnibigoshish.
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field; and Dr. and Mrs H. c. Johnson,
OF st. Paul; were. guests of Mrs. j. n
Thayer,a OF White Bear Beach.
Mrs. frakefg gave party this week IN
honor of her son Carl.
Miss Annie Wide entertained some ST.
Paul friends Sunday.
Miss Jennie, Wilde has gone to Hugo
for few weeks.
Mrs. Wheaton, of St, Paul spent a few
days at the@lake Es-
Mrs. Tarb0X.% ~ -
Miss Fuller. of st. Paul, is a guest of
Miss, Lydia Bloom spent Sunday at the
Rev, Mr. Guse is visiting at Lake &C.
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HAAILINE.

Mr.. George Knapp, of NorthieId, & Id
Miss Violet Hall. OF Pennington, wers
married on Sunday afternoon last at the
NJ. e. church in Hamline, Rev. r. w
Avison officiating. The young couple de-
parted on Monday to their new home in
Pennington.
Miss Mark and Mrs Short, of st. PAU,
have been guests at the home of Mrs
Holley, of Fry street this week.
Prof. J. Watson Cooper, of Hamliue
university. with his family are spending
the vacation at Big Stone lake.
Mrs. w. T. Rich has been entertaining
her sisters, Mrs. M. M. Miller and Mrs.
Pintler, both from Michigan.
Miss Agnes Ross lea Wednesday for
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A WOMAN.

God, when He made you, made flower
Exquisite, W0ndeTfu-and then
Gave YOU the highway for bower
Crossed by the tramphng feet Of men.
The dust. the Crime He bade you feel.
Yet lot naught marx your purity;
He made you know the crushing heel
Yet bear no stains for men to see.
What NORWOOD dews were food for you
He knows who bade you for jest
Give OF your poison to>that true,
Poor fool who loved you best.
, And so your eyes are like the eyes
OF one who sees some holy things;
How could ! guess them otherwise
From sight of sin and suffering?
And so your mouth is like the rose
A child might lay at Marys shrine;
How could I guess what drcgs Of woes
II tasted ere l made il mine?
The Smart Set.
MI and Mrs M Craig will very infor-
mony observe the hfty-dfth anniversary
III their Wedding today at their home on
SelDg avenue. Two children Of the couple,
Mrs. ii. J. MCAfCe and q. G. Craig, and
ro-rteen grandchildren are living IL st
Paul. Another sen, y. /. Craig. left tie
ciiy short time ago to take UP his res
-dCCCc in Portland, Or. Mr.. Craig was
bCE IN Scotland. near Glasgow, in 1872.
He came to this country in 1898, and in
Toronto, Canada, July Z, 1876 he was
married to Miss Agnes Craig, his pres
en- WiiC. They came to St Paul in 1854,
ar7 have resided here ever since Mr..
Craig is slightly dear, but othe, wise he
realms all his faculties and is in excel
lert health in spite of the fact that he
is over lightweight years of age Mrs.
Gag is several years younger than her
husband. The anniversary was celebrated
rcry informally yesterday afternoon with
a family dinner.
Several young women were entertained
a. a matinee party yesterday afternoon
by Miss Anne Chapman, of Holly ave-
nue..
1IT and Mrs. Adlai Stevenson will en-
terrain a party of St. Paul people at din
ner Monday evening at the Lafayette
club house, Lake A1innetonka.