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Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
Continued next week.
Tongue Tied csnsuIs.

In view Of reports that certain
consul had been talking indiscreetly.
Washington newspaper corre-
spondent visited Acting Secretary
of State Adee and asked him what
were the rules that applied to the
case of overtalkative consuls.
Il can't give the consular rules
ofhand," replied Mr.. Adee.
Cant you give the gist of then
so far as they draw the line between
what sort of talk is permissible and
what is not z"
Il ..oh. yes. can do that" replied
Mr.. Adec, "The rules governing
consuls in their relations to the peo,
Pile of the nations TO whom they are
accredited NAV be summarized as
follows:
III ~isdona's WAYS you'd surely seek.
fivc thiets observe With care-
o. whom soa tp,sk. to whom you speak.
And ho~. and when. and where.''
New York Times.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
Carr and His Fence.

One Of the sights of Modoc
county, Cal. is the stone wall four
feet high which nearly surrounds
Jesse D. Carr's estate of $4,000
acres. In order to protect his stock
Mr.. Carr built the fence at a cost
Of something like 100000.
"Do you know what the United
States marshal said about it when
he vas sent out here to investigate
at the time they were trying to force
me to pull it down during Cleve-
lands administration 2" he asked
a friend recently. "Well. he looked
il over carefully. and he said to me.
Carr, ! don't know which is the
bigger fool-the government, for
wanting 10 pull down that fence, or
You, for pntting it up. That.
added Mr.. Carr. was the most sem
sible thing ever heard about that
fence-even if / did put it up"
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21

"
thing heroic.
gram. Later four sat down to poker,
while Miss Cullen, Fred and 1 sat on
the platform, and Madge PLAYED on her
guitar and sang to US She had a very
sweet voice, and before she had been
singing long we had the crew of n
'dust expresses we jokingly call a
gravel Misunderstanding about. and they
were speedily re-enforced by many cow
boys, who left the saloons to listen to
her, and who, not being overcareful in
the terms with which they expressed
| their approval. finally by their riotous
admiration drove us inside. At Miss
Cullen's suggestion we three had a Sec
ond game of poker, but with chips and
not money. She was AN awfully reckless
player and the luck was dead in my fa-
vor, so Mad. @ kept borrowing my chips
till she was 20 deep in that we both lost
aocount Finally. when we parted for
the night, she held out her hand. and.
In the prettiest of ways, said:
Il am 50 deeply in your debt, Mr..
Gordon. that / don't see how can ever
repay you
tried to think of something worth
saving, but the words wouldn't come
and could only shake her hand But,
duffer as l was. the way she had said
those words, and the double meaning
she had given them, would have made
me the happiest fellow alive if / could
only have forgotten the existence OF
Lord Rallies.
I
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
A Monster Tusk.

The largest ivory tusk ever
known is now in the British mu-
c'im. II measures 10 feet l-s
inches on the outside curve, has a
irenmferenee at the solid end Of
u Ia inches and weighs sas 1-s
sounds. The museum bought it for
sl,s50.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21
PeIarls as . Triple star.

A recent bulletin of the Lick OBJ
servatory confirms an earlier an
nouncement that Polaris is triple
star. The bright star-the north
star-moves about the center of
mass of itself and dark compan-
ion star in ) days 23 hours IA min
utes. These two stars also move
slowly around third dark star in
4 long period.
Cañon City record., 1901-11-21

Cash down and one price To all our
motto. We Fr. the keen edge cutters
and you will always find our prices
h-wn down TO the lowest level Care
fui comparison cannot fail to convince
you that II Is 10 your interest 70
trade at
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deed, one sees them for this sum with a
little stitched edge of color.
Colored bindings are features of the
finer neclzwear as well. At so cents you
may find nice lawns, polka-dotted faint
| ly in blue. pink, violet and red. They
have borders corresponding Perhaps
one could not do better than to buy a
variety Of these in colors for handy
wear
Other new white stocks with the ends
have little turnovers in solid colors
These make pretty changes for common
wear. In better style the softer Louisine
and satin-faced silks take the place Of
the taffeta so long worn Gilt tabs have
disappeared from the ends of fine neck
wear and appliques of lace, fine en-
broideries in silk or ribbon supersede
them
A new and, in some Of it's phases,
servicea.ble stock is the Kaiser, made
with hig'h-shaped neckband, and two
necktie ends, which pass through
buckle, then turn both to one side In
silks and combinations, as an embroid-
cred stock with tie in silk of a contrast
ing color, the stock is extremely popu-
lar. While the harness buckle in gilt
or silver is the sort used on plain
stocks, more choice varieties and shapes
call for enameled buckles Sometimes
women prefer to use a curio, a souvenir
of foreign travel, in place of the buckle
which comes on the stock.
Some women cling to ribbons for neck
wear, no matter what the vogue of
made ties. 1t is rather difficult to give
a modish appearance to a ribbon when It
is worn with wash material. Now
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personal MENTION.

Miss Nellie Cramer of Portland. O..
IS spending the summer with her cousin
Mary e. Boedigheimer, Of Harrington
avenue.
Mrs. A. Boedigheimer Of harrington
avenue, has as her guest her sister. Mrs
side, Or. "a IVA
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Pinska, Of
Dayton avenue. have removed to their
summer cottage at White Bear
Or. and Mrs. ]. E. Schadle of the Aber-
deen, have taken the residence 1876 Day-
ton avenue for the summer.
Mrs; r. O, Strong, of Marshall avenue.
IS entertaining Judge and Mrs, George
"A. Roblnson, of Cleveland, o.
IN MI rs $; William R. Allen, of the Hiawatha,
Pogue, of Tuscon, Ariz.
Mrs John A. Vapp, of st. Cloud, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Maurice M Col
bert, of Laurel avenue
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Gaylord, of Iglehart
street, have taken a cottage At Forest
Lake for the summer.
Mrs. Thomas Burke, of Wheeling, w.
va. is the guest of Mrs E. C. Duncan.
of Portland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mailer, of Day-
Lake Minnetonka o.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N Durham. of Floral
street, have gone to Sioux Falls for a
months visit.
Ut; and Mrs. c. H. Darling and son.
OF H9lIy, avenue, have returned from
Mrs. ]. A. Ballard and Miss Ballard
OF lgiehart street, are in Washington for
Floyd W. Burns. Laurel avenue. has
returned from the Rush Medical college,
Miss Ethel Mayfield, of Fairchild Wis
Is visiting Mrs. H. A Weber, TlIton,
street.
Miss Agnes Peterson, of Holly avenua
Is In Alexandria for a months visit.
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PLEASURES PAST.

The alumnae of st. Luke's Hospital
School for Nurses gave a reception Tues
day evening at the nurses club house,
l35 Summit avenue, for the members of
the graduating class of 1901. Preceding
the reception the graduates, with about
tlftcer others, went to Fort Snellinug and
Lake Como in a tally-ho. The guests
We're received by Miss Thompson, super
intendent Of nurses at st. Luke's hospl-
tai; Miss Hill, Miss Sweetman, Miss
Forbes Miss Geer, Miss Brown, and the
following graduates: Miss MoeHering,
Huntington, Mimi; Mss Fuller, ST. Paul:
Miss Hoag, Rice Lake; Miss Clarke,
Brainerd Miss Hopkins, st. Paul; Miss
Weddell, Duluth; Miss Monks Canada
About thirty-five members of the alum
nae We're present, besides a number of
invited guests. The entertainment in
cluded music, dancing and refreshments
Mrs. ]. n. Mounts, of Lincoln avenue,
entertained the Saints and Sinners Card
club Thursday evening at it's final meet
Ing of the season. Favors were won by
Mesdames j. Neidle, Lockwood Slifer,
Collins and Messrs. J. Haas, Montgom-
cry, f. Sutton and G. G. SeiXas The
club presented the hostess with a set
OF HaYiland tea cups and saucers. Mrs.
e. B. Lott made the presentation
AT the close of the Memorial day ex-
ercises held Friday by the pupils of John
Ericsson schc oil, Miss Rudy and the
teachers gave a luncheon in the kinder
garten room in honor of the five mem
bers of the G. A. r. who had address ID
the pupils. The members present were
Maj. Espy, R. A. Becker, F. B. DorarN
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church will give q
lawn social Wednesday evening on TIL:
lawn adjoining the residence of Rev. L.
A. tombstone, $40 Olive street.
A musicale was given Friday evening
at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Parrott on Case street for the benefits
of the Arlington Hills Presbyterian
church.
Miss ]. Johnson and J. J. Gustafsor
were married last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thornquist Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson will reside in Still.
water
Miss Ida Chelberg and M. Reedmar
were married Wednesday evening at the
First Swedish Lutheran church. Rev. 7,
a. tombstone performed the ceremony.
The Young Peoples Society of ST
James Episcopal Church was entertain
cd last evening at the home of Henry
Bryant on Arcade street.
Miss Ingrfd Selander and Charles Carl.
son Were married Saturday evening al
their future home, 669 Case street Rev
Mr.. Forsman OBLIGATED.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mclean. of Sims
street, are entertaining Ernest IRWIN
OF Rock Creek, MINI.
A linen shower was given Miss To.
Sephme Blom Tuesday afternoon at he,
home on Bedford street
Miss Tessie McGrury, of Altoona Vic
Is a guest of Mrs ]. J. Quinn. of Law.
son street. ia "
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the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lind
ner, Of West Isabel street.
T.. A Lienau announces the engage
ment Of his daughter, Leonie Harriet,
to Gilbert w. Dickey. The wedding will
take place in June.
Mrs. Duncan Ferguson. Of West Winl-
fred street, is entertaining her cousin,
Miss Emile Hahn, of Jackson. Mich.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Baker of Du-
lain, Of East Winifred street.
Mr.. and Mrs; Petit, of Grand Rapids
Mich, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
R. T. Warden, of Robe street.
Mrs. John Cograve, Of East Congress
street, had as her guest last week AlIu-
ma Christie, Of Superior, Wis.
Miss Hannah Ishmael, of East Con-
gress street, and Jack Tubsing will be
married Tuesday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towner, of HornellsvilIe,
N. Y, are the guests of Mrs. J. NJ Field,
Of Concord street.
Mrs. A ]. Keck, Of East Congress
street, has as her guest Miss Vera Ire
vette, of South Park.
Mrs G. A Pardoe, Of West Isabel
street, is entertaining Mrs. K. Bryan, Of
La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. E. NJ. Randall. of East Winifred
street, is entertaining her sister, Miss
Tidd, of Chicago.
Mrs. Knight. Of Anaconda, Mont, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Ichler, of South
Robert street.
Mrs. Gardner, of Oelwein, To-, is the
guest of Mrs. L. N. Bryant, of East
Congress street.
West Side Lodge No. Is, D. Of H., will
give an ice cream social Thursday even
ing, May 30.
Miss Minnie McCreary, of East Wini-
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MATRIMONIAL.

The marriage of Mr. Carl A Eggert,
Of Duluth, Mimi, to Miss Vera Enes,
ST. Pau, occurred Thursday, May 16, at
Central Presbyterian church, Rev. A. B.
MCldrum officiating. Mr.. A. L. Eggert,
brother of the groom, was best man, and
Miss Lillian ThOde, of Blakesburg To-,
was bridesmaid. After the ceremony
the party was driven to the Cafe Neu-
man, where a wedding breakfast was
served. The table was decorated with
bridal roses, SmilaX and palms. An in
formal reception was held after the
breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Eggert left
Tor Duluth. their future home on the aft
ernOOn train.
The marriage of Miss Laura A Fate
and George c. Haggenmiller took place
tuesday morning at Assumption church.
J he bride was attended by Miss Agnes
Jams and Ira DOnnelly was best man.
Rev. Father Jerome performed the oere-
was served at the home Of the brides
parents, 81 Wabash street. Mr.. and
Mrs. HaSgenmiller left Tuesday evening
for the last and will be at home after
July l at @03 Sherburn avenue.
Invitations have been received in this
city for the wedding of Miss Minnie
Maude Prondlock, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Oliver Pr0ndlock, Of Chippewa
Falls, Wis, and Walter Thomas Lemon,
OF this city. The ceremony will take
place in June. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon will
reside IN st. Paul.
The marriage of Miss Ida NJ Landin
and Mr.. Gustaf Hedberg was celebrated
Monday, May 90 at the home of the
officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Hedberg left
for the East, and will be at home after
June 10.
The engagement of Miss Celeste Lee
fevre Coghlan, daughter of Mrs. E. l..
Davenport, to Charles Borromeo Krantz,
of Baltimore, Md. is announced The
wedding Will take place the latter part
of next month in Mitchell, s. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe, of S4 Marshall
avenue, announce the marriage of their
daughter Sadie to Mr.. Frank A. Schnei-
der. The wedding will take place Tues
day, May q, at $50 p. m, at the home
of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. James A Young an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Agnes to Charles Maus Spear. The we'd
ding W II take place June 49,
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fred street, has returned from Hastings,
MINI. -
Leon Savard, of Congress street, has
returned from a visit to Montreal
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

Mr.. and Mrs Peter J. Giesen, OF
Mound street, gave large lawn party
last Saturday evening, entertaining about
fifty guests. Mrs Giesen was assisted
by Mrs Adolph Giesen Mrs. John Gle
Wash. - - --'i'''''
The Junior Brotherhood of st. Andrew
gave entertainments Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in the guild hail of
st. Peters church. A musical and lit
erary programme was given. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brant. of East
Seventh street announce the engagement
of their daughter May Brant, to George
w. Simon; The wedding will take place
in September. l.,..,
Robert A McC1eary, of Excelsior,
Mimi, and Garnet Hare, of Ashland,
Wis, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. T..
McCleary, of East Fourth street. ai 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 3. Fetcham and son,
Of Grand Forks, N. D., will spend several
weeks with Rev. and Mrs. George Par
ker, of Maria avenue. u,st
Mrs. Hugh White entertained the mem
bers- of her Sunday school class of the
Atlantic church at Minnehaha park last
Saturday. s@-
Mrs. c. B. Mounts, of Hudson avenue,
gave a party last Saturday afternoon at
the Kelly grounds, on Hoffman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodwin, of Dos
Moines, To-, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs J.
A Bennett, Of Forest street.
Miss Florence Schroeder, of Glltten-
berg, To-, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Henry
Springer, of east Fourth street.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. A Bennett have re-
turned from a shore visit with relatives
in Des Moines, 10.
The FleUr de Lis club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. ]. ]. McManus, of ths
Euclid View.
The New Century club met last Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. label, of Hope
street.
E. H. vEachus and family, of Bates ave-
nue., spent the week in Taylor's Falls.
Mrs. ]. n. Giesen, OF Olympia, Wash,
is visiting with relatives on the Bluff
Mrs. Henry Lothman, of Iglehart street.
is visiting relatives III ST. Louis.
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IANILINE.

Gov. Van SAINT gave talk to the old
soldiers Sunday morning in the NJ H.
church, and Rev. Avison preached a
patriotic sermon.
= The Misses Margaret and Jennie Scott.
Of Virginia avenue, spent Sunday with
Han1line friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller, Of Van Buren,
street, have returned from Rochester.
Mrs. Pope.s of shakopee, has been the
guest of Mrs William Munsen
Robert Mills of Sioux City, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, G. P. Mills.
Miss Ethyl Harris will return from
Ourtown, SD. this week.
Mrs. g. + Humphrey spent part the
week at Bald Eagle lake.
Mrs. e.. w. Hall has returned from
Bald Eagle lake.
Mrs. W; F, Forbes entertained at din
ner on Sunday.
Miss Sue Manuel has returned from
Pine Island.
Mrs: William Morley has returned to
~ Mrs rs T. B 4. Miner is the guest of. Mrs.
Carl Linn has returned from Red
Wing.
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| DR.. Lewis and Commander Larkin, of
Acker post.
Mrs. John B. yoyer. of 158 Richmond
street, entertained in honor of the fourth
Those present we.e: Myrtle Eha,
Snowell Henricks, Elsie Beckwith, Edna
Randolph, Ester Randolph, Irene Ken
nedy. Ruth Henricks, Ethel Voyer, Elsie
Schmidt, Eunice Becl1wfth and Frank
Ella.
The last of the monthly receptions
given during the winter at the Deaconess
home was held yesterday afternoon at
the home on Fuller street. The women
of st. Johns church had charge. The
reception committee included Mrs. B. l.
Stanton, Mrs. H. Chaplin and Mrs. Mer-
rick.
Mrs. George w. Magee gave a euchre
party Thursday afternoon at her homo
on Nina avenue in honor of Miss Ten
nick, of Boston. Cards were played at
sixteen tables. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs D. NJ Dyer, Miss Thilets and
Miss Hall; of Red Wing.
The Liberal Union Of Minnesota Wom-
en- met Tuesday at All Souls UNIVERSAL
ist church, Minneapolis. Mrs. Condo
Hamil, of st. Paul, read paper on the
"Womans Civic League" Miss Alberta
Garven read a paper on Problems Of
Charity"
Acker Woman's Relief corps gave a
conundrum supper at Central hall last
evening. On the committee was Mrs
Esther Kennedy, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs William Thompson and the
Misses Iightbourne and Messenger
Mrs. ]. D. Jennings, of 2S7 st. Adams
street. entertained Wednesday evening
and Thursday afternoon for Mrs. E. L.
Thorpe, of Chicago, and Miss Maud Ed
gerton. Of Minnetonka.
Mrs. John H Kane entertained the
Hamilton Whist club Thursday after
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-26
FUTURE PLEASURES.

Nathan Hale chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution, will celebrate the
anniversary Of it's patrons birth Thurs
day, June 6. Mrs. w. H. Sanborn and
Mrs. Charles Hartin will be the hostesses.
The programme will be givin in the par
lors Of the Aberdeen. '7""s-..
The interparochiaI missions class Of St
Paul will hold a reception Saturday
morning, June 10, at the home of Mrs
Judson Wade Bishop, Mackubin street,
for Miss Liliis drummer, a missionary
from China.
Ladies' Aid of st. Sigfrid's Church will
hold May sale next Wednesday even
ing in the church parlors, Eighth and
Locust streets. Refreshments will be
served.
Mrs. Armstrong, of Iglehart street, will
entertain the members. of the Hamilton
Whist club and their alternates at a
whist party Thursday afternoon, June 6.
Mrs. Edward Ozmun will be the guest
of honor at luncheon to be given Tues
day afternoon by Mrs Edward Smith
of the Albion
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Thomas. of Lin
coin avenue, have issued invitations for
a euchre party, to be given next Satur-
day evening.
The Ladies Social Union of the Church
OF the Redeemer will meet on Tuesday
afternoon, May %. with Mrs. H. Roth
child, 55S Marshall av.
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LAKE MINNEToNKA

IL, LAKE MINNETONK.A May 24.-(spe-
cal Correspondence.)- Mrs. l.. EllithOrn
and daughter Miss Mollie EIlithorp. Of
81. Paul, were guests at the Samson
herrdge cottage at Cottagewood the
The Lake Park hotel will entertain
guests in family style after June /. The
formal opening will be held later in the
month. ]. G. Clark, of Sault ste. Marie
VIII manage the hotel He has taken a
lease on the property for five years. =
The Hotel Del Otero at Spring Park
has opened for the season. The new. adj
dition being built will double the capac-
lty of the house. A large number of ST
Paul people will make this their sum
mer home.
A large party from New Orleans del
egates to the railway conductors con-
Vention at st. Paul. came out Monday
and made tour Of the lake on the
steamer Mayflower
The Lafayette club. at Minnetonka
Beach. under the management of r. M
Perry, has opened informally for the
season. The formal opening viii he he
in June.
Maj. George B. HaIstead. well known
to st. Paul people, who spent the past
winter at the Sampson house. has re
turned to the Hermitage at the upper
lake
Mrs. J. H Clark and Mrs. P. G. God
ley, of Excelsior, visited with friends
in st. Paul the past week.
Mrs. Bruce Brown, of Eau Claire.
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nue., entertained the Lambie-Sutman
bridal party at dinner yesterday evening.
James Law, of Mankato, has moved
his family to the Park, and occupies the
Croswell residence on Rondo street.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Strongard left last
saturday for two weeks visit in Chi
cago, Buffalo and New York city.
Mrs. James Lambie, Of Iglehart street,
gave a dinner party Monday evening for
the Lambie-Sutmar bridal party.
The. ladies. Of OIivet Congregational
church gave a measuring social in the
church parlors Friday evening.
Mrs. e. g. Danferth, of Milwaukee, has
returned to the Park and occupies her
old home on Rondo street.
L. w. Kerr, of Oshkosh, Wis, has NOV
ed his family to the Park, and occupies
1886 Rondo street.
Miss Frances Mae Rogers, of Feronia
avenue, entertained at progressive cinch
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. .CsaGrien, of Rondo street. has
returned from a visit to Springfield, Mo.
Mrs; H; Lothman, of IgIehart street,
left Monday for a.visit in st. Louis.
Miss Jordan, of Denver, Col, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. i. E. Hedson.
Mrs. R, H. Flournoy Of Igfehart street,
is visiting in Chicago.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. ]. M. Trickey and Mrs William
O'Brien were guests of Mrs. Adolph An
GeTson in Minneapolis Friday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. McNaughton.
Miss Norine DAILY spent the past week
with her sister, Mrs. Harry MuckIe of
Merriam Park.
Mr.. M. D. Miller and family left Fri
day for, their summer home at Bald
Eagle lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bell visited
friends in Pennington over Sunday
Mrs. Engel, of Milwaukee is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Charles McKown
Miss Grace Miller who has spent the
winter in the East, has returned
Mrs; Oscar Lehmicke visited SILVIA
ter friends last week
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that IT. IS the fashion to make morn
ing and home waists from satin-strtpcd
challies and other lightweight fanciful
wooden materials, ribbon may be worn
at the throat appropriately and prettily
With chalIie of turquoise blue striped
with white satin stock of white laun-
derable silk is worn. At its base Is
white ribbon three inches broad. At the
front this IS drawn through one of those
big blue pins which we see in the shops
in such abundance The ends of tho
ribbon then are brought down on the
waist half dozen inches and tied in
two set loops and ends.
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WEST ST. PAuI..

The ladies of the Ascension church are
preparing for social and bazaar, which
Will be given June II, at the residence
or Mrs e. l.. Bayard Cherokee ave-
A dancing party was given FRIDAY
evening by the Bon Ton club at K az
T. hall: Mrs. Dwight Watson and Mrs
B. j. Heimback Were the chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Niederseiser and
daughter Ethel of Uhrichsville, To-, are
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city last evening in honor of Miss Amy
Wilkinson, who will leave June 1 for
Ration, N. Mex.
The Burlington Heights Euchre club
will meet next Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Fonda, in the city.
Miss Florence Morgan, of North ST.
Paul, was the guest Of Miss Amy wiki
inson Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Fred Anderson, of Duluth, who
has been the guest of Mrs. NJ. F. Boice,
left Thursday for Montana.
The Mirthday club will meet next Wed
nesday with Mrs. Elmer Goodrich.
Mrs. Levi Shelton returned Thursday
from Empire MINI. -
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HAZEL PARK.

The pupils Of the Ames school gave a
Memorial day entertainment on Friday
afternoon. The pupils taking part were
Isabel Sampson, Mary Schrepfer, Ethel
Coombes, Lulu Grace Ferrey, Marion
CARING, Minnie Gessert, Vivian Jensen.
Dorothy Dunn, Winslow Dunn, George
Fitzgerald and Eddie Kellogg L. A.
Webster. a veteran addressed the chill
dren and visitors.
Mrs. Mayhem returned yesterday from
a several months trip to Washington
and Virginia
Mrs. Matthew Wardell, Hyacinth
evening.