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New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

Rome June S-No credence is given in Vatican
circles to the report circulated that the United
states government intends TO establish a legation
at the vatican, though this. naturally would be
very agreeable the Vatican
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

ST. Petersburg. June S-The Minister of FL
nance has raised the duty American bicycles
80 per cent and on several American resins
under the names of colophonium, galipot and
brewers pitch 20 per cent the new rates to be-
come effective fortnight from yesterday
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
RICHARD s. CROKER SAILS.
HE GOES To ENGLAND TO SEE HIS FArHER-r11s
NAME NOT ON PASSENGER LIST.

Richard $ Croker sailed yesterday on the steam
ship Menominee for England. where he will visit
his father. Richard Croker. Young Croker's name
was not on the passenger list of the steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
DUTIES on AMERICAN GOODS RAISED

PROGRESS OF THE RETALIAToRY CUSTOMS WAR
OF RUSSIA
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

'o"NhhsioAE OF c. L. BLATR'S HOUSE IN.
~ e,narusViie' \. j. June s-The cornerstone of
the large house being constructed for {, Ieav,ra
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

THE OPERA.-Mme. Melba's appearance at the
opera Thursday produced a gala performance
The boxes all occupied In row OF stalls
sat the Duchess Of Marlborough white with roses
with Mrs. George Corvallis West
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Mr.. Roy Bishop best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Parker left on the late train for Chicago,
where they will make their nome MT.
Parker came here direct from Manila,
where he has been serving as sergeant
ir the Eleventh United States cavalry.
Mrs. J. E. Rounds entertained her Sun
day school class at an Easter party on
Wednesday afternoon in the Knox churcn
parlors Sixteen boys were present.
The choir Of the Hamline M. E. church.
was given a banquet in the church par
lors on Thursday evening by the ohclal
board
The woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet with Mrs. c. e. Magraw,
of Smelling avenue, on next FRIDAY AFTER
noon.s
The senior banquet of the Hamline uni
verSity will be held next Tuesday even
ing. The Ladies Aid will serve the sup
per.
Mrs. Gordon and a party Of ladies from
the relief corps spent Wednesday at the
Soldiers home, at Fort Smelling.
Mrs. w. Wieland has returned to Brain
erd after spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. E. w. Haley. z.stsss.
The Ladies' Aid of the Knox Presby-
terrain Church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Reed Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, formerly Of
Hamline, have returned to make their
home on Capitol avenue.
The Wonaan's Home Missionary Society
CT the M. e. Church met with Mrs. Allard
on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Parry will move
to Pipestone this week to make their
home in the future.
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DENTISTS
And Their Use Of
PORCELAIN

The rapidly increasing favor with
ceived for. restoring defective teeth to
their natural appearance is not surpris-
ing as its many advantages compared
with gold becomes better known.
At the dental clinic lately held in this
city, porcelain work and the various
operations and methods for performing
this class Of work in the mouth were Of
great interest to most of the dentists
present
1t is sometimes asked, do porcelain
filings ever come out?" The reply is
yes, it occasionally happens that porce-
lain filling will drop out. If, however
such an accident occurs the same filing
without further expense can pe replaced
in five minutes and with the probability
that it will thereafter remain firm
The above inquiry may have been made
by one whose teeth exhibit a number Of
gold filings, and in turn the question IS
asked II they ever lost gold filing, and
the information is often elected that
some of their teeth have been filled over
and over again until they have become
QlSIeaTCGu0u.
Porcelain will preserve teeth that gold
can do nothing further for. It Will pre-.
serve for years all that still remains good
of a tooth as it stands at the time Of
being first filed. This is something that
neither gold nor alloy can be guaranteed
to do. The manner Of inserting porce-
lain inlay filing and the method en-
ployed Of holding this filling in position
insure its tooth preservative qualities.
The inlay and tooth cavity are coated
with cement and the inlay placed in
position, the cement gradually hardens
and Is protected by the filing, while so
hardening, from the moisture of the
mouth. The cement becomes stonelike
in it's density and resistance, and In
thirteen years Of this work / have yet
to see the first filing lost from a change
in the cement due to the moisture of the
mouth. The cement adheres to the walls
of tooth cavity with such c1oseness and
tenacity that it is simply impossible for
the moisture of the mouth to attack the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
SIT. PAUL PARK.

Miss Elizabeth DAILY, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. DAILY, and Harry Muckle, of
Merriam Park, were married Wednesday
afternoon at the brides home The cere-
mony was performed in the presence of
the family. Mr.. and Mrs Muckle left in
the evening for st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bailey entertained at
dinner on Easter. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Crandall, Mr.. and Mrs c. r.
Cowel, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin De Cou
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. Mott
Kent and Miss Lulu Belden.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Biscoe Subjects for the
day. THE Freedman" and India"
Mr.. Thomas and family, of West ST.
Paul, have removed to the Park, and will
make their home in the Bishop house,
on Summit avenue.
An ice cream social was held last
evening at the residence of Mrs. Me-
Naughton for the benefit of the NJ e.
church.
Mrs. F. V. DAILY was called to Omaha
the first Of the week on account of the
death of her sister. Mrs. Lysander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wulf, of ST. An
thony Park visited Mrs. Banter dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Mott Kent who has been visiting
her parents, returned to her home In La
Crosse Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Benson entertained
Wednesday evening. Sixty guests were
present.
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evening at the home of Mrs. Frank
Bart1ett, on Iuscora avenue, by Philadel-
ph1en Baptist church. Mrs. Trevis,
Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Huelster and Mrs. KEEL
1ogs had charge. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett
will leave this week for Mankato.
A new club, to be known as the Hia-
Watha club, was organized Friday evening
at the home OF Miss Ruth Anderson, on
Wells street. The officers are: President,
Herbert Elmquist; vice president, Miss
Edith Staples; secretary, Elmer Elmquist;
treasurer, Miss Ruth Anderson.
Mrs. Fred AItz, OF Olsnstead street, en-
tertained large company Of friends at
dinner Sunday. Covers We're laid for
nineteen. Mrs. Artz was assisted by Mrs
George Binder and Mrs. Charles Knauff
The rooms were decorated with Easter
lilies, roses and carnations.
The Cleveland School Mothers club met
tuesday afternoon in assembly hall. Dr.
Philip Wallace made an address A mu-
s1caI ana literary programme was given
by Miss Minnie Lundquist Mrs. A e.
Koen. Selma Anderson and N. p Void
A measuring social was held Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. H. Gregory.
on Forest street, under the auspices OF
the Ladies' Aid Society of the l5hiladel-
rhian Baptist Church Mrs.aSharp and
Mrs. Travis Huelster were In charge
The Young Peoples Social Club of.
Grace NJ E. Church was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss
stafford on Clark street. Miss Burnett,
Miss Stafford and Miss Chester had
charge OF the programme.
The S. A. S. Euchre club was entertain
ed Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. w. II. lockwood, of Reaney street.
Mrs. w. c. Montgomery. Mrs. e. B Lott,
Mrs. NJ e. Siifer and Mrs J. M Mount
won the prizes.
Rev. B. F. Longley addressed the Ar
lington Hills Mothers club Wednesday
afternoon In the John Ericsson school
Subject, IAN Ocean Voyage" after which
musical and literary programme was
given.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Woman 8
Home Missionary Society of the Philadel-
phian Baptist Church will be entertained
next Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Rufus Sharp, on York street.
Mrs. Homer C. Ashcraft and her Sunday
school class of Grace NJ E. church will
give an entertainment, 1.-The Snigelers
Family" in the church parlors Friday.
the 26th
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Airing
ton Hills Presbyterian Church will give
a poverty social in the church parlors
next Friday evening.
Miss Katherine Gehan and Mr.. Thcsnas
Holland will be married at st. John 8
Catholic church Wednesday morning
April "a, at o'clock.
Mrs. 3. P. Boomer. of S31 Case street
has been entertaining Mr. Charles Deem
of Chicago. and Mr. Edwin De Long. of
West Superior. -,
The Misses May and Annie Coniey. of
Pennsylvania avenue, have returned from
Staples. where they visited friends for
week.
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MERRIAM PARK.

At the meeting Of the Woman's club,
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs H. l.. Kingsbury, the following
papers We're read: Accession Of Queen
Victoria" Mrs. l.. A. Rosing; Reforms
in Postoffice. Factories and Poor Laws"
Mrs. J. P. Adanson; "Disraeli and the
Irish Famine Mrs. F. A. BedeH:
Character Of the Literature of the Vic
Sketches of Five Prominent Writer'S"
Mrs. H, L. Burrill; English Art of the
Victorian Age" Mrs. F. W. BasweH
Mrs. H. G. Coykendahl and. daughter
ter in California, returned to their home,
Carroll and Dewey avenues, Friday morn
ing.
Miss Mabel Milham has returned to
New York, after a short visit with her
parents, Col. and Mrs. E. H. Milham. of
St Anthony avenue.
Mrs. A. H Rogers and Mrs. F. c. Gibbs
entertained the o. 3. G. club Saturday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Rogers, OF
lglehart street.
Mr.. o. Lonegren, of Iglehart street, left
Thursday morning for Duluth, where he
has accepted position in a wholesale
drug house.
Miss Bertha Cunningham entertained
the Payne-Nippolt bridal party at din
ner Tuesday evening. Covers were laid
for ten.
Mrs. Callahan, of Marshall avenue, en-
tertained the Ladies guild and their
friends at silver tea Friday afternoon.
Mrs. William Jones entertained the
Poverty Card club Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. H. w. Crandall.
Miss Hope Payne entertained the men,
bers of her bridal party Monday evening
at her home on Marshall avenue
H. 8. Moore, of st. Anthony avenue.
returned Wednesday morning from a visit
to relatives and friends in Dubuque
Mr. and Mrs c.. ]. Humason have re-
turned from Campbell and again taken I'm
their residence In the Park. ~
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Personal MENTION.

DR.. Albert H. Goodrich has returned
from Pasadena, Cal, where he has been
spending the winter with his family Mrs
Goodrich and daughter will return about
May l.
Mrs G. c. Sawyer and Miss Lucy
Wright, of Ottawa, who have been Wis
ltlng Mrs. J. A. Carmichael of Arundel
street, will leave Tuesday for the coast
Mrs; Moloney, of Belle Plaine, and
Mrs. D: Hanlor, who We're the guests OF
Mrs. Moloby, Dayton avenue, have re-
turned home
Mrs; A. r. Dalrymple and Miss Flor
ence Dalrymple, of Summit avenue. wiz
dceturn next Saturday from Colorado
Mrs. F. ]. Ramsdon and Miss Jessa r.
Zines have returned from a two months;
ssoJourn in Northern and Southern Cali
j. Miss ts Josephine Kaln.sn, who has been
IN California since January, will return
next saturday from Colorado Springs
Miss Mccullough, who has been visir-
ing MRS; w. d. Stewart of Marshall
avenue mas returned to Winnipeg
ay mpi and 1,i Mrs; W. Il. Merriclz, of Holly
iher nome at Lake Minnetonka.
MI; and MIS- Q. R. Croft and family
- - 4 Ieasant avenue, will remove Nav
TO White Bear lake
MISS Croft, of Pleasant avenue has
Washington, ID. c. IN
IN mr., and Mrs. Nelson, of Irvine park
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. James Mel
son, CT Cass Lake VEL
,e Harry &c e. Hope, of Dayton avenue. will
10 spend a fortnight 1AiA'
en MRS, .,n MiuIrein, of Dayeon avenue is
Helena td 1--WE Ment MRS Karl simmon, of
m Mr.: and and Mrs, H. w. Topping, Of Sum
a fortniailf nave gone to New York for
ay Mp; and MRS J. F. Angel, of Ashland
Eagle lake. 3y 10 Bald
n1 MRS is John .nf ~ Stevens of Summit ave-
Faribauf. 'S Aul1 Reyes, Of
dr DT g wj p. r andrews and the Misses An
nm, MISS Frances Strong, of Marsban hi =
M ia and returned mI to Oshkosh. Wis. 9
NE Me- avenue are in Tacoma. WASH h Lin
street, left ft this s WaeR Of St Adams
la MISS POPE. of Ashland ayee,,o
iea 1. this week for the East f'Nerue' will
New York. 0iiS mas returned from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
FUTURE PLEASURES.

A military ball is to be given at the
armory Thursday evening, May 2, under
the auspices of Company D, of the First
regiment. The ball will commemorate
the twentieth anniversary of the organ
dzation of the company. and arrange
mentS are under way for making it one
of the most successful social events civ
en- here in years.
Mrs. Otis, of Summit avenue. will en-
terrain the Nathan Hale chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. Tues
day afternoon. April So Women OF the
Revolution will be the topic of the pa
pers to be read by Mrs Anton Shimonek.
Mrs. w. P. Westfall and Mrs Alfred 70.
Bradley, Of Fort Smelling.
A progressive Euchre party and hop
will be given by the Social club, of Court
No. 10l, Wednesday evening, April 18th.
at Pfister's hall, corner Eighth and
Wabasha. The committee has spared no
time to make this the most sociable az.
fair of the season.
Miss Nellie B. Hope, of DAYTON aven,.e
will entertain informally Friday after,
noon in honor of Miss Dufrene. Miss
Breen will give a handkerchief shower
Saturday afternoon at her home on Ash
land avenue in honor of Miss Dufrene
A parlor concert will be given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A J. Elmouist. 5if
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Canada street, Wednesday, April IT, at 8
p. m. The proceeds will be used as a
flower fund for 81 zSigfrid's church
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abraham of Lin
coin avenue, will entertain this after
noon for their daughter, Fannie. whose
eEga cement to Isadore PaVian was an
nounced last week.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Uni
verSalist Church of the Redeeiper meet
Tuesday afternoon, April 10, with Mrs.
Wheelock V. Towle, 1850 Hague avenue.
A social will be given by ST. Paul
Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, Fri
day evening, April &c. at the residence
of Mrs. Rich, 2l7 Summit avenue.
Col and Mrs. C. A. Van Duzee will en-
terrain the members of the Excelsior
Fuchre club Tuesday evening at their
home on Holly avenue.
The Lincoln club will meet at its club
room No. 42l Endicott building, Monday
evening at s o'clock All members are
requested to attends
The Assumption Social society will give
its fifth card party of the season Wednes-
day April "A, at $50 p. M, at Assump-
ton hall.
Benjamin Calmenson will give dane
ing party this evening at Sherman hail
iii honor of his brother Philip, of Mon
IeVideo-
Mrs S. S. Dysinger, Of st. Anthony av-
enue, will entertain the Famous Euchre
club Wednesday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
EAST ST. PAUL.

A pretty home wedding was celebrated
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. f. A. Gardner on East Seventh
street. The contracting parties were her
daughter, Miss Celia I. Lau. and G. III.
Bennett. Rev John Copeland, of the
East Presbyterian church, read the mar
riage service, which was witnessed bv a.
company of thirty, including only the
nearest relatives. The rooms were dec
GRATED with palms and Easter lilies. The
table in the dining room was trimmed in
pink and green. Miss Lau was attended
by Miss Rose Lee McGrath as maid of
honor and Miss Ella Bennett, the groom s
sister, as bridesmaid. Elmer Staples, a
cousin of the bride. was best man, and
her brother, Arthur Gardner was grooms-
man The bride wore gown Of white
organdie, with trimmings of lace ana
ribbon. and carried Bride roses. The
maids in waiting wore similar gowns OF
white Paris muslin and carried pink ard
white carnations. Mrs. F. A Prosser as.
sisted in receiving. Mr.. and Ms. Ben
nett left that evening for short wed
ding journey and they will be at ho X e
at iSS Sims street after May !.
A farewell surpl Use was given Tuesday
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
DAfToN's BLUFF.

MISS MISS Louise J. Dingle ana r.
o'c1nnIl an We're married Wednesda an IN II l.
W Gr1cA> at the brides home ME- az
bridasrsaii,. sister of the groom Hy y' uia
Drother, was best man. A Ia,,,e,e me brides
,osid neio. Mr. and Mrs. Wiob,,eoo's ptlom
TI al SSz East Fourth street ltins1n VIII
r,,a ne Jolly Cinch club was entar+o:,
Mrs Gso Tren1lng at the home of Mr. rai and
NNaIinneapolis The prizes wers e,see south,
Ms rs' ~ ~ A. Burns Mrs. ] w aoue S4 to
The club S will m @ee} - and Mr.. Weber.
MT ana Mrs. NJ. A. Burns weeks with
MISS Jean Hoatson. East 7,b,.
d. e. ed the CongeniaI Card cl1,h HTTteet.
CIle,;,,a t a,tT 9 Mrs. Sheridan NJ rs
Mrs. Mor Nor Strs- Esehelby Won the fayors
next. entertain the club
Mrs; A: P. Jones ENTERTAINERS
Ms. aoifman of Illinois; Mrs F,i 2iuHoay
MI a a,9S Mrs. Paxton and dannbiie VI
Butler. = W. lie May and Mr.. B.
Mrs. ]. r. Kearney and N1;sa
h fMeafney. OF Baltimore, Nd Who f baoLa
tbe hi, psen9 1lg the week with friends on
NJ. oiun' le1t Friday for their home oAi
German Catholic church gave eu heart
Straote, IN a, their hall, Sixth and Arcada
streets Thursday evening. anu Arcade
Inc Inc Ladies Cooperative Society of 49,
T'h'IrrJ congregational Church met
WIS uitsuay afternoon with Mrs High
"hlte East Third street Vsn
Mrs William A. Miller. East Eo,,,+,,
street, entertained for Mrs. J r Raa III
rrey anq Miss Hilda Kearney. of Raitt-
MIS- e. A. Kimban. East Third street
Tp1lteItained the Ladies Aid Socivet of FIN,
a Daees avenue NJ. E. Church Tuesda v
MI and Mrs. David F. McNab return
eu ,1uesday from their wedding trim and
m mnil reside In the Euclid View. Bates ave
p he Ladies Aid Society of the Davton.s
pun 9erman M. E. Church met Thurs.
ody AFTERNOON with Mrs Charles Met
Mrs; J. Blades, Conway street has 70
ter i5ed rom North Dakota, where she at
tehueo her sisters funeral
bd MRS: William Darmody. Plum street.
mas returned from a two weeks visit
MI Mr. and Mrs; Fred w. Craig, East
FFourth street, have gone to Detroit
Mlch.. Tor the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schnccb enter
Iadnea Monday evening for their tenth
marriage anniversary.
me misses Edna and Eva Fabian, East
..-taa
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
PLEASURES PAST.

The Garfield Sewing Society of the Gar
field Woman's Relief Corps gave its an
nual supper and sale of fancy articles
vest erdaV in the Garfield post hall. Sup
per was served at O'Clock, and NIL
steal programme was given in the even
ing. Among those taking part were:
Miss Volkman, Miss Mulliken Miss Hen
niger Mr. and Mrs. Shirley, Mrs Morse,
Mr. CarneS and the Schae ttgen Quartette
The following committees were in charge:
Supper, Mrs Anna Keller. va Ellen
Strong. Mrs. Emma Lathrop, Mrs ) =
Granville; dining room, Mrs. Jennie
Floody Mrs. Ella Flood. Mrs. Maria
Soule. Mrs Emily Edwards, Mrs. Elee1a
Atkins Mrs Matte Allen; programme
Mrs Mary Ainey Mrs. R. F: EldE ige,
door Mrs Jennie York. Mrs. Sarah
Haney and Mrs. Lucy Robinson.
Rev and Mrs. c. H. Shut We're the
Thursday evening in the guild rooms Of
st. Peters Episcopal church by the wom-
en- of the church. About 200 guests. IN
Guiding the parishioners and their friends
and the Episcopal clergymen of the city,
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Shut
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Smith, E. NJ. Free
man. Mrs. Edgar Klinkerfues, Mrs c. ID
Smith and Miss Freeman. Mrs ]. H.
Gordon and Mrs. S. Freeman had charge
of the refreshments. They were assisted
by Miss Edna Fabian, Miss Agnes Hoat-
SON. Miss Bertha Bonner Miss Beatrice
Hunt and the Misses Elizabeth and Min
ME Ball
Mrs W. ]. Murray gave a progressive
euchre and linen shower Friday after
noon at her home on Ashland avenue in
honor Of her sister, Miss Louise Dufrene
A company of forty was entertained. TIL :
hostess was assisted by Mrs Rollin A.
Lanpher. Mrs Frank Dufrene and Mrs.
Divide Martel Favors were won by Mrs.
Richard Neeley, Miss Holt. of Anamosa,
10. and Miss Mamie Breen.
Miss Ina Brooks, Of the James Kidder
company, was entertained ut dinner last
night by her old Texas friends, Dr. and
Mrs. R. B. Leach, at their homo, 70] Lau-
rel avenue. Miss Brooks is a noted
Southern belle and has been the recipient
OF many social courtesies on her present
trip which has extended from New York
to California
Mrs Charles A. Weber, of Carroll
street, entertained the Cypripedium
Euchre club last Wednesday evening.
Favors were awarded to the Misses
Sophia and Charlotte Shanwald and
Messrs. HuntSman and Heinen.
The Jolly club met Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. George Morrow in Min
neapolis. Favors were won by Mrs
Burns. Mrs. LIE May, Mr.. George Morrow
and Mr.. Weber.
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Tt is done! In the fires fitful flashes
The last line has withered and curled;
In tiny white heap of dead ashes
Lie buried the hopes of your world.
There Were mad, foolish VOWS in each
It is wei they have shriveled ana
burned
And the ring! OH the ring was a fetter;
1t was better removed and returned.
But ah! is it done? In the embers,
Where letters and tokens were east,
Have you burned up the heart that re-
members,
And treasm es its beautiful past?
Do you think in this swift, reckless FASH
To ruthlessly burn and destroy
The months that were ,freighted with
The dreams that were drunken with
joy?
Can YOU burn up the rapture of kisses
That flashed from the lips to the soul"
OR the heart that grows sick for lost
In spite of its strength of control?
Have you burned up the touch of warm
fingers,
That thrilled through each pulse and
each vein.
Or the sound of a voice that still fingers
And hurts with haunting refrain?
Is it done? Is the life drama ended?
You have put all the lights out, and
Though the curtain rung down, has de-
scended,
Can the actors go home and forget?
All. no. They will turn in their sleeping
With strange, restless pain in thcr
hearts,
And in darkness and anguish and weep
ing,
Viii dream they are playing their
a. The Smart Set.
Among the prominent weddings that
Will be celebrated this month will be that
of Miss Mabel A. HarcoUrl Horn. daUgh-
ter Of Mrs. h, Rarcoult Horn, Of Laurel
avenue, to Mr. John Lee Bunee. The
wedding viii take place Saturday after
noon, April - at Christ Episcopal
church. DR.. Andrews, rector. OF the
church, viii perform the ceremony. An
other prominent wedding will be that OF
Miss Eallee Gotzian, daughter of Mrs
Conrad GotZian, of Summit avenue, and
Mr.. Samuel Ingersou Hutchinson, Of
West Superior, which will be sclemnzed
Thursday afternoon, April %, at $50
O'Clock at the Church of John the Evan
gelist. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson will
reside in West Superior.
Mrs w H. Lghtner entertained a
company of children at a german Friday
afternoon at her home on Summit ave-
nue. in honor of her sons, Milton and
Drake Lightner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lee Seelsy have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 645 Portland avenue. Mrs
SeeIey will give her first post nuptial at
home Thursday afternoon, April 25
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Maude Ward, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Ward, of st. Paul, and Mr..
Henry l.. Trebert, of Syracuse. N. Y,
will be quietly married on Tuesday. April
16, at G: ace church. Chicago. Miss Ward
has been spending the winter at 542i
Indiana avenue Chicago.
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Lovely,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. A Lovely,
and DR.. f. Leslie Wilcon, of Walker,
at the brides home, at the Albion. Rev.
Mr.. Thompson, of Waseca, will per-
form the ceremony