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holidays with his wife and family of Con-
way street
{ Mrs. George Parker has been entertain
ing Miss Gertrude Madison, of Chatfield,
Mimi
Mrs. Samuel Brant, of East Seventh
street spent part of the week in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. E. o. Zimmerman will entertain
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. tombstone. Of
peg.
Miss Brooks. of Mound street. is enter
tanning her niece, Miss Brooks, of Col
Mrs. Fred Leiihauser. of Fremont
street, entertained relatives Tuesday
evenings:
Mrs. zLange, of Cable avenue, enter
tanned friends Christmas.
Mrs: Percy Brownson, of Fremont
street, entertained at Christmas din
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Kelly, of Hastings
avenue entertained at dinner Christmas.
The New Century club will meet Tues
day Jan. I, with Mrs. J. Rotegrass.
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nished by the Bostonian orchestra. H. T.
MaIlov. w Sniker and Art ssNieldiez are
in charge of the arrangements.
The ST. Paul German club will give
the second in series of four cotlllohs
New Years eve at Summit hall, on Lauf-
el avenue w. w Price willie al the
german and the party will be efaperqhea
by Mrs. E. V. Appleby Mrs. e. A. jag
gard. Mrs A. B. Sibley and Mrs. Alex
ander Cathcart..
Mrs. George g. squires, of Summit ave-
nue. will receive Tuesday afternoon from
2 to A, for Miss Edlth Barnilm ana ~ 4 tel
fance, Lieut., Henry A. Freeman OIL tlie
Thirteenth cavalry, y. S. A. The guests
will be people of the military social set
at the fort and the reception is sprlhcipsl /
~ to Introduce Miss rBarnuHi eo4tiis d NY
coterie at the fort.
ST paul chapter. o. E. s.. will hold
a public installation of officers Tuesday
evening at Masonic temple. THIS
will be followed by a reception when
will be in charge of Miss Caroline Bell
and Lawrence Hope.
The knights of st. Paul Lodge No "a
Knights of Pythias. will hold watch
meeting on New Years eve at their hall,,
in the West side opera block.
Chenew Tent No III, X. O. T. NJ, will
give its second dancing party Wednes-
day evening, Jan. ;, at =. ;. +. . hali'
( Western and Seventh street. f+4s5 i
The Monday Shakespeare, club will
meet with Mrs Farmhouse, 80 East Cen
trail avenue, tomorrow afternoon.
A charity ball was given last night at
Woodruffs hall, Merriam Park, for the
benefit of the ST. Paul Babies home.
The Shamrock Social Club of Division
No 4 A. o. H.. will give a dancing party
New Years night at Sherman hail.
The Methodist Social union will meet
Friday evening at the First M. Il.
church.
The Bethel mothers tea will be held
Friday afternoon at the Bethel boat.
The Deutscher club will give a dancing
party THURSDAY evening.
The Standard club will give dancing
party Tuesday night
The ST. Paul Elks will give : New
Years eve ball.
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Personal


= Z. LANCE, of the Central high school
Sec graphy and Nature Stury.
Mrs. G. o. Krieger, Goodrich avenue
returned from ST. Loais, Mo-, Friday
where she had been Wis ting her parents
Miss Una Milne, of Ffdrview avenue. IS
spending the holidays with relatives nd
frie nds in Huron. S. D.
: Mrs C. o. Krieger. of Goodrich avangs.
Who has been visiting her parents in St
sI-cu U.S. returned Friday. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bingham, DAYTON
avenue, haze returned from an eAtendedl
Eastern trip
Mss Harriet Baker st. Peter street,
has gone to West Superior for az week $
visit
Miss Rene Humhird. DAYTON avenue. .
will return this week. from the East
Mr.. and Mrs. 3, L.. Clements. East
Sex enth street. have gone TO Chicago.
Mrs. Emil Onet. OF the Albion. VIII re-
turn this week from Toronto, Ont.
Miss. Cecilia Murphy. Nelson avenue,
is visiting in New Richmond, Wis.
Mrs J. J. oliver, of. Wabasha street,
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

THE faculty of the agricultural col
lege was entertained Friday by Presi-
dent Northrup.
Mrs. D. G. Martin VII entertain the la
dies of the Charity Section of the Park
association on thursday afternoon
Mrs. Ed Taylor gave a luncheon yes
terday in honor of her guest, Miss
Kjosness of Madison.
The Sunday school Christmas exercises
Of the methodist church We're held Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Virginia c. Meredith has gone to
Cambridge City, Ind, for couple of
weeks.
Mrs Miller and Mrs. Brown. of ILL
nois, have been visiting. Mrs. Tucker.
Mrs Martin is entertaining her sister,
Miss Bertha Sheldon, of La Crosse.
2 Prof. and Mrs. Robertson are spending
the holidays in Albert Lea.
MIR. 1and Mrs. Roger Nc tntesh are VS.
ting in Cottage Grove
Mrs. George Crippen Jr. is visiting in
Cottage Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Polk are visiting in
Chicago.
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EAST ST. Paul.


Thes Weman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Grace M. E.. Church
| Will meet Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Jennie. Wormwcod, on
Clark street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. PARROT will
entertain at dinner New Years day for
Mrs. James Thomason and Miss Jo-
sephine Thomason, of La Crosse.
The We Need Name Cinch club will
he entertained Monday evening at the
home of Miss Margaret MatheSon, on
Burr street.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, of Bradley street
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society
of Grace M. E. Church next Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Anna Goulding, of Clark street,
will entertain the Young Peoples Society
CT ST. James Episcopal Church Monday
evening.
he members Of the Bethanfa Sunday
school gave a Christmas entertainment
Thursday evening at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Granquist, of Wells
street, We're given a surprise Saturday
evening by a large company of friends
Mrs e. r. Ide, of Fauquier street en-
tertained the members of the primary
Sunday school at luncheon Thursday
Nc. and Mrs. Van Void, of Palm ave-
enue, entertained a company of friends
at dinner Christmas day.
Mrs George Brookins and Miss Mabel
BTookings of Fauquier street. are visit
Ing relatives in Mankato.
The Misses Margaret and Eva Mitche-
sonsAof Burr street. will give euchre
party Wednesday afternoon.
The juniors of the Cleveland high
school will entertain the seniors in as
sembly hall New Years eve.
/ MIS-. II. G. Ashcroft, of Burr street,
will leave donday for a months visit in
Etna Green. Ind.
Mrs W. MeCulloch. of Case street, and
'brr quest, Miss A. McCulloch, of Scot
land, Shave gone TO Duluth.
Miss Agnes Arvidson, who has been
Twisting East st. Paul friends, has re-
turned to Des Moines.
ig'EIr.aand Mrs. w. H. Lewis, Case street,
entertained company of sixteen at din
her Christmas day.
ll,5F, sMr,1s and Mrs. Harry Austin, of De
,sotprs street, gave a dinner Wednesday
for relatives f4.,r-
| y Miss Genevieve Cook, of Denver, is a
guest of her aunt Mrs. w. H. Cook, Of
tFa1nuier street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Void. of Phalen ave-
| nueS entertained friends at dinner Christ
mas day.
TIE Misses Mollie and VERNE Enright
| wifi visit relatives in River Falls during
the week.
mrs. John Mordaunt and children, OF
Wis.
Miss Julie shulene and Miss Rhoda
| Martin are visiting in Grove City.
Miss Alma Bjork, of Payne avenue, is
| visiting relatives in Cambridge.
Mrs. Lindholm visited East Side friends
during the week.
Albert NoSes has gone to Elk River to
| visit relatives.
Mrs. ]. r. Shaw is at Rice Lake.
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IN THE LODGE ROOMS.


The county board of the A. o. H. held
joint Initiation of candidates at Gem
trail hall Saturday evening. They ini-
tiated ia candidates from the ten di-
visions of the city. he work of the de-
gree team. was admirably performed.
Much credit is. due Brothers Regain,
Clarke, Mcdonald. Higgins, Mccarthy
Mccoy and Burns for the thoroush
committal and arrangement for the
work; also Brother Gehan and members
of the. choir.
The degree team of st. Paul Camp No
S1o1 will give a social dance. New Years
/ eveiz at Odd Fellows hall, Fifth AMI
ssAV,ahaSha streets.
- John Copeland, of Copeland camp, will
No. S700, NJ. W. A, at its next meeting,
Jan. 2, 1902.
Order of Eastern Star.
Ivanhoe Chapter Mo- 1s5, O. E. s., will
hold its annual installation of officers IN
Summit hail.. Monday evening, Jan. G.
The officers to be installed are: w w,
Mrs i Carrie B Campbell an bell " r Or r,, g
secretary. Miss Louisa Farnam; treasur-
err, Mrs G. w. Wiley; conductor, Mrs.
Mrs. S. R. Loux; A. c., Mrs. S. q.
M Aa sab miss Es e2fa s Aas c Rn
Martha, Mrs. McMullen; Electa, Mrs. f..
N Ray: chaplain, Mrs. w. I. Alexan-
der; organist, Mrs. z. w. Nelson; senti
mel, W. I. Bowers.
Maccabees.
Unity Tent No will not hold any. re-
view New Years eve, Tuesday next. a
public installation of officers will be held
mander l.. N. Chellew will be the m
stalling officer assisted by Ramsey Di-
vision. No. /, Uniform Rank, K. O. L.
M. who will also give a fancy drill. y
xydf1r fin
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MERRIAM PARK.

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Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Robertson, of Fe-
roma avenue entertained large num-
Der of friends from Dayton's bluff Mon
day evening in honor of the twentieth
Charles Neinhauser. Mrs. J. f. Hilscher
and Mrs, II. J. Gille assisted
Mrs. Charles Moore entertained the
Young Ladies' Card club last Tuesday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
sHaisley, Mrs; HuHaason, MISS Grace Hal Hal
loway and Miss Lydia Mrckle
Miss Lou Tiffany and Mrs. Harry
Leight entertained large party of chill
dren at Christmas tree party TueSday
evening at the home of Miss Tiffany.
Miss Louise Watkins, of ST. Mary's
Hail. Faribault, is spending the holidays y
with her parents, Mr.. and MIS- w. L.
Watkins, of Dayton avenue.
The Young people of the Park gave a
charity bali Saturday evening at WOOD
ruff hall for the benefit OF the Babes,
home.
Il. E. Wallis and family, of Marshall
avenue, left Tuesday to spend the holi-
days with relatives in Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. Williston,, of Red Wing,
spent Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. w. T. Watkins and family
Harry Brooks. Of cloa9et,M is the = guest s
of his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. u r..
Brooks, of Lambert avenue.
Miss Berrie, who was the guest OF
Miss Bessie Coykendall has returned to
her home in Faribault.
. Mr.. and Mrs. P. n Elwell. of Beacon
avenue. will leave Tuesday morning for
a short visit in Dubuque.
4 Mr.. and. Mrs. J. F. Hilscher entertained
at a. progressive euchre party Friday
evening.
Miss Lucy Wiseman is spending the
holidays with her parents at Pine City.
7 Mrs. j. F. Hilscher entertained u a
card party Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. G.. Craig is entertaining her sis
ter Miss Purdy, of Rosemont.
~ Miss Grace Holloway has returned
from, a visit in Mankato.
rs DIR. #. L. Becl1iey spent Christmas with
friends in Lake City.
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WEST ST. PAUL.

4
| Phe Ladies Study class met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. sJoflh Dale. of Pres
]; cotts street, Mrs. Barnett led the meet
! ing, The subject under discussion; was
| The Influence of Home Upon the Indl-
! yidual. the State and the Nation
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Darratt, of East
! Congress street. entertained during
lsGhristma's Miss Viola Darratt, supervisor
of normal schools, Chicago, and Miss Ava
Mrs. w. b. Chaprnan and daughter iof
Oelwein, who. haNe<been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Il sGamden.s of East Winifred
street, dlITingC hristnlas week, returned
Mr.. andsafrs. TuthHH and daughter, of
Mason CITY: Iewa;senfs Christmas as
guests of Mrs. Stackpoie. of Bancroft
street.
Mrs; 5sfn Erdnaa1 sefltertained the Az y
Thursda yseye nirg, 9. 49,
Mr.. and airs. W.Fitzer of West Wa
ter stre@. have gone TO Southern Cali
fornia toNpend theHWinteE
Mr.. altsIrs. B.sDoran of West Con-
gress STREET erftertailasd at 5dfnner Christ
Miss Lillian u: Caftaa, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. Ca tsn, of West. DetYs
street seorge AT 1Tilayer, of Con
cord @ ssiII BARRED Thursday aft
erno2 9! CHRIST d1sgsh, % West Fourth
The Misses susie aid Grace Morgan,
ives sisd frieass at New Richmond,
ne a Serre staIsssr ana sasial Club
Eve at retfns son South Robert
street
Mrs. albaeh. of. cihica'go,s the guest
of hersnfecess Miss Rose Cole of Clinton
avenue, will return this week.
Mrs. w j. Doran, bf East Winifred
street, will be hostess to5st11e Columbian
Euchre club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. Rodecker, of West Isabel
street, Will entertain the Leisure Hour
Euchre club tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Julia Christianson.s of East Wini-
fl ed street, viii entertain-the ErstWhlie
Euchre club tomorrow evening.
The NJ. d. c.. club will dance Tuesday
evening at Workman hall, Greenwood aV-
enue and East Robbie street.
Mrs. R. w. Sachse will entertain, the
5 LADIES' Guild of Ascension CHURCH tues
day afternoon, Jan. Z.
Miss Minnie sOssman,- of Winsiow rave
rehae, entertained the King s. Daughters
i ThuussiaNoeven 8H
Il TheaGasrnopolitan Euchre club viii meet
witlhAaiss Ella Rutherford, Of livingston isl
aYeHuey Ian.s7, 49,. - as s
Miss ,,s5 Nisnies Mccreary, Concord
street, IS visiting her + asffing,
[ Mimi. ~. - - = 81 ss9se
NE and Nfs,ls6Traak Jlaisk5on spent
cnrsfFaaSs WIZ friends M lei
ssnael 'Riergh Of WestaaFsa befastfest,
asis SfsftnSS tnsf brother at Nnrthb Branch,
taNfinn. SSogf g9se 5yxc ~ = fsf3s1s - Il
Miss Cora Westenhagen. of Concord
1 street, -fs-Vfsiti ng-friends at Mendoza,
X. Miss I4ouisss Printing. Of Coneoga a street,
] spent Christmas at Faribault. MINI.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

A number of Genital high school boys
will give a dancing party New Years
night at Grand avenue hall. Neal Mur
LIZ H. Broughton and *. Brill are i'm
charge of arrangements
II Mrs. E. G. Willis, Miss Willis and
Miss Suemerflle Willis will givessaa In
formal reception tomorrow afternoon at
their home on Selby avenue.
The Misses Brown, Miss NJ. Irvine and
Miss L. Mills will receive New Year S
at the home Of the Misses, Brown pm
Central avenue. r.
Mrs James Allan Mcleod, of Mackubin
street, viii give. a luncheon Friday for
her sister, Mrs Charles Marsh Steward,
of Plano, I'll.
Miss Rose and Miss Laura Dohn will
entertain tomorrow evening at their
home, 1877 McBaal street.
Miss Mildred Hubbard will give a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
Wis, is spending the holidays with his
aunt. Mrs. A. y. Bennethum, of Orange

Wis, Isl spending. the holidays with his
aunt Mrs. All. Bernethum. of Orange
street. IS
Mrs. George w. Lockwood, of SILVIA
ter avenue, entertained at family din
ner of about sixteen on Christmas.
The Silent&Crowd will hold it's annual
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Z III. Gunther sJr., of F4andrau avenue.
at fsml,s fhristr,o rel,rion n Thrstl
mas. Covers were laid for eleven.
Miss Grace Steadman, of Anoka, Mimi,
spent part of the week with Mrs. j, w.
Whidden. of Saltwater avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Lyon. of Aurora
street, spent Christmas with his parents
of White Bear avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lyon, of Harvester
avenue entertained at a family dinner
Christmas eve.
Mr.. and MS T. A. Fitzgerald enter
tanned their relatives at a dinner Christ
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

berta I.are were married Tuesday at the
home of the brides father, Hon. HdWiIt
Lare, at Allegheny. Pa.
The marriage OF Marion Ritzinger a nd
Nicholas Bruning, of New York, Will
take place Tuesday evening at the home
of the bride on Fairmount avenue
Mrs. George A Tracy announces the
engagement Of her daughter; Maude
Fern Tracy, to- c.. G. Hslger. me mar
riage will take place Jan 8, lsoz.
Miss Lillian N Cation and Guy. q.
Thayer will be married Thursday after
! noon at Christ church.
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left last week for Baltimore, Md, to
spend the holidays with her son, DR..
Russell D. Carmans of the Johns Hopkins
university. go
Miss Greeley, of the VBuckinghan, is
visiting in New Richmond.
Mrs. J. W. Brown. sSelby avenue, has
gone TO Kansas City,
MSS May strong, Marshall avenue. is
in New York.
Mrsu NJ. C. Graves has returned from
CEicago
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
New Service TO South Dakota Via
ManIxatO

The North Western Line is now run
ming through sleeping cars between the
Twin Cities and Redfield. leaving Mime,
apoIis $40 D. M. st. reul, $40 p. M. aud
fhrough Tracy, Brookings and Water
town, with connections at Brookinss TO
and from Huron, and at Doiand to ana
from GrotoD.
Day Express making connections
through to pierre. leaves Minneapolis 7:lc
a. M, st. Paul 7:l0 a. m. On
New Uim local leaves Minneapolis 40
D. m ST. Paul 400 p. M, connecting VIA
Kasota, and does not go beyond New
Train leaving Minneapolis $3.50 a. M
ST. Paul 1000 a.. M, for Omaha has no
,,oinfs west on c., & NV. Ry.
For further particulars. inquire al Az
Ndeollet Ave, Minneapolis sS2g Robert
St. St Paul, or -UFIIionoDepOt IN botn
cities. isIH sdt ys5
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HAzEL PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunther ST.. of
saltwater avenue celebrated their thir-s
stessr,t h wedding anniversary last evening.
Members Of the family were present.
Covers were laid for twenty-four.
Mr.. and Mrs Haze1ton, of Hastings
Mimi. spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs T. a. Fitzgerald, OF Saltwater ave-
nue..
Master clarence Powers, Of River Falls
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MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Heck announces the.
engagement of their daughter Carolyn
W.. to judson III. Grant, of this city. =
Miss BarnuIn, formerly of st. Paul,
and Lieut. Henry A. Meyer, of the Thir-
teenth United States cavalry, now sta
toned at Fort Assinniboine, Mont, wall
be married Wednesday at ST. John 8
church. Rev. Theodore Setlgwiek will
perform the ceremony. :.
Miss Esther Kelly and c. D. Bell, pf.
Spokane, Wash, will be married ton1or-
row afternoon at st, Mary,s GathoHc
church, on East Ninth street. MI. ana.
Mrs. Bell will live in Spokane
John j. O'Leary Jr., formerly Of this
city, now of Pittsburg. Pa, and Miss Al
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Puck: She-Why do you dislike TO go
to concerts?
He-WeT. to tell the truth, it's because
I'm afraid I'll. say How beautiful aft
er a number when ought to say, How
wonderfully!
Somervile Journal: Hicks-I understand
that poor Bjones had to have his leg am
putated last week.
Wisks-Yes, and it wasn't the leg that
had the rheumatism in 1t, either.
Boston Transcript: Harriet-Harry, why
is it that In football each side has only
eleven men? Why y, don't ont, they nave al
Harry-Because it would endanger the
lives of two more men. supposed every
body knew that
Town Topics: She-The very next
morning after you had proposed to her
she confided in me and asked me what
she had better do
Hell hope you were favorable.
She-Oh,s yes.I told her L didn believe
she could do any better.
Philadelphia Press: She-I want to get
a necktie for gentleman.
Clerh-Yes, miss; here are some very
pretty ones for one dollar.
She-Oh, don't want to pay more than
. a quarter.
Clerk-Yes, madam, does your husband
like dark or light eolors?
Detroit Free Press: "A great many
common expressions are decidedly
wrong"
..As to which. for instance?' %
ssThe one that says. that boys. will be
boys, for example. Everybody knows that
they will be men when they grow up.
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Industrial schools Christmas.

Christmas was celebrated yesterday
tend the Saturday morning sessions OF
the Industrial school of the Relief. soci-
ETY. at Relief hall on Fast Ninth STREET.
Mrs. T. L.. Blood superintendent of the
assist as teachers, had charge. of the
programme. There was A large. Brightly
lighted tree and a real Santa Claus Wlo
distributed gifts, to ueiignt the children.
An informal musical programme was
given during the afternoon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Welch; of Portland
avenue, will give a dinner party New
Years day for Miss Margaret Edgerto91
and Miss Hawley, of Detroit, MI en-, ana
Miss Gertrude Gray, of Monticello, all
of whom are students at ST. Mary's hall
at Faribault.
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4 mistaken Assumption.

Detroit Free Press.
The congress man who declared that We
are doing a corner grocery business with
the Philippines weakened his case. The
uanning Of corner grocery implies pront
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
LINES TO A LAUGH.

Washington Star: do you regard the
isthmian canal as a good thing?n asked
the interviewer.
1T may be- said Senator Sorghum,
thoughtfully, for somebody, If 1t is
worked right"
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Tourist cars 81

Through to Los. Angeles via the Grand
Canyon, Royal Gorge and Salt LAKE
City, Minneapolis g. st. Louis K. X.
Personally conducted and select.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

The second of the seasons table d hote
dinners was given last night at the
Town and Country club.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Mrs. James Allan Mcleod of Macll.bin
luncheon Friday afternoon for Der sister,
Mrs. Charles M. Steward, Of Plano, H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod also gave a dinner
party last night In honor of Mr.. and
Mich, Whc are visiting in Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Mrs sherman Finch, of Portland ave-
ynue gaVeta progressive games party last
night at her house for her son, Roscoe
Finch.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Miss Rachel Sanborn of East Ninth
street, and Miss Helen Saunders will give
a dancing party New Years night at
Miss Saunders home.
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dancing party Tuesday evening at her
home al Manchester Park. N :
Mrs B. D. Baker, of Western avenue,
will give a reception New Years after
noon, -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Mrs. A. S. Pope and the Misses Pope
will give a tea at their home on Ashland
avenue New Years afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

= Miss Wood of Laurel avenue. Will give
n luncheon tomorrow at the Town and
Country club for Mrs Henry Leonard, of
Fort Smelling. ff
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THE OLD YEARS FLIGHT.

With his tattered hood drawn over his
face
And his thread:-bare garments flying,
Through the pines SO sadly signing
lie casts one glance on his kingdom fair,
And thinks with tender sorrow
That his reign is o er and he comes no
For new king rules tomorrow
Full many a gift have l brought to lou;
D world, that your hearts are scorning!
Yet the Crown Of Thorns may prove at
More dear than kings adjoining.
will tie gay young prince to his people
ore JOY than I've been giving?
Will they all forpet, as the days 50 by,
The dead king for the living?
NAY. whatsoever the New Year brings,
Some hearts will still be yearning
For joys gone by; and With sorrow deep
10 the Old Year will be turning.
so, fare thee wen, Doth friends and
May ali your burdens hgh,en!
And day by day, along your way,
The path forever brighten.
Dora Annis Chase, in Boston Budget
Miss Hal Black will give a reception
from to Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Goodrich avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. e. Villiefs Appleby, Of
Summit avenue, will give an at nome
New Years evening.
g rao ard +ba NFicee Pone
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. e. n. Saunders, of Sum-
NIT avenue will give a cotillion Friday
evening at Summit hall. for their daugh
ter, Miss Caroline Saunders.
Miss Catherine Abbott of Dayton ave-
nue., will give a luncheon at her home on
New Years day.
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DR.. and Mrs. e. Viliers Appleby, of
Summit avenue will give an "at home
New Years evening.
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Miss Hal Black will give reception
from 4 to G Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Goodrich avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
DiyT0N'S BLUFF

Miss Louise- Prinzing. of ConcorG stree
ent Christmas at Faribault I, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

May ali your burdens Egh,en!
And day by day, along your way,
The path forever brighten.
Dora Annis Chase, in Boston Budget.