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and Mrs. r. Cameron were In charge
Inc handkerchief table was In charge OF
MT mrs; Leslie Parlin and Mrs. J. r
My4,eaGham, Mrs. B. @ spates and Mrs
An all-day meeting Of the Home Mis-.
slonary Society Of the Baptist Church
VIII pc held Tuesday in the church. cor
| evening. The Baptist missionary GUAR
terly will be held in the afternoon.
Miss Mabel Wicker. of Case street. en-
tertained the freshman class Thursday
evening, of Manchester co1lege. Progress
slve games were. played and the prize was
| won by Mr.. Davies. The decorations were
carnations. ferns and rrirnroses.
Miss Clara Hooper. Clark street. gave a
Prizes were won by Miss Eleanor Vogus,
Earl Hamilton Miss Addie Knapp and
VIII Powers. Miss Gussie Stein assisted
The Young Peoples Society of the Ar
give an auction sale next Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Blodgett corner
John and East Tenth streets.
The w; f. M. s. of Grace M. e. church
ct Mrs. IA G Ashcraft. on Burr street,
The Young Peoples Society of the AS
bury N. r. church was entertained
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs f.
T. Atkins, Of Phalen avenue.
Mrs. w. II. Travis, Of Of Reaney street,
will entertain the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Of the Philadelphia Baptist
church. Thursday afternoon.
The history class of John Ericsson
school met Friday afternoon. Walter
Cooper, Leslie HILL. Mabel Johnson and
Helen Berg were in charge.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Gustavus
Adolphus church Will be entertained next
Thursday at the home Of Mrs A. Lund-
quist, 76S Sims street.
Ex-Mayor Dietrich, of West Superior.
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Have
koot, of Buck street, part of the week
The members of the Hygen GYM,
nasium club will give a bicycle party to
Minneapolis next Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. aud Mrs 0. M Scott, of Beach
Street, entertained the jolly Cinch, clut
Thursday evening. ~
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Billings, of Reaney
street, entertained at O'Clock dinner
! Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Nellie Johns Norman, of Bur,
street, spent part of tho week in New
| Richmond.
Mrs. e. W. Buchanan, of Beach street
visited relatives in Hastings during the
week.
Mrs. Mcintyre, of Red Wing, is guest
| OF Mrs f. c. Spales, of Fauquier street
Arbor day and bird day exercises were
| helu Friday in the John Ericsson school
/ Mrs. c. R. Gardner, East Seventh
street, has gone to Shell Lake. Wis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bennett, Sims
! street has gone to Duluth to reside.
Harry Tinkee, of Beaumont street, ha.
returned from Oklahoma.
Mrs. III. L. Cleveland has gone to New
York City for the summer.
Mrs. Philleo, Fauquier street, has re
| turned from Iowa.
| Mrs. Moberg, Of Arcade street, is Wis
/ ing in La Crosse
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Mrs. J. J. Oliver. OF wabasha street
Is in st. Louis attending the commence
ment exercises of the Marion Sims Col
lege of Medicine Her son, DR. Russell
ID Carlnan, is member of the gradu-
ating class.
Mrs. Charles A. DibLle, of Summit av-
enue, has returned from Ohio. where
she has been visiting for tho past three
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dees. of Won
Mindeu street. are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Searles. of Waterloo To-
Mrs. Seldom G. Briggs. who mas been
visiting Mrs. T.. j. Farni,rn, of DAYTON
GNenue. has returned to Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs Townsend II Jacobs and
family, of Portland avenue, have gone to
White Bear for the summer.
Mrs. n. p. Langford. of South Ex-
Grange street, is entertaining Miss Cor
heIla l>ittridsc, of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson of Summit
avenue. have moved to their summer
nome ut Lake Minnest onka.
Mrs. w. d. Arnold of Fl East Central
iNenue. has returned from an extended
visit to England
Mr. and Asrs s. Weiss. of. SUMMIT ave-
ll'e Rave taken cottage at Deliweod
tor the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Foley. Of stu.
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HlAML1TNIE.

The wedding of Miss Verna Mae Cole
to Mr.. Charles Hienes, of Olivia, occurred
Monday evening at s o'clock at the home
of the brides parents on Fry street. The
bride was gowned in q travelling suit, and
unattended Mr.. and Mrs. Hienes left on
the evening train for Olivia, where they
will make their home.
The Hamline Mothers club will meet
with Mrs. w. T. Rich on Wednesday.
May l. DR.. George H. Innis, of Hamline
university, will discuss the question, ''Our
Aim in Educating Our Children" Music
will be rendered by Miss Nellie Hall and
Miss Lulu Webber.
The semi-annual rally of the Midway
district of the Epworth leagues and
Christian Endeavor societies will be held
in the Merriam Park Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening, May 8.
Miss Eleanor Miller, reader, and Miss
Adele Thomas, Of Minneapolis. soloiSt
and whistler. gave a recital In the col
lege chapel Monday evening.
Miss Myrtle Botkin, formerly of Ham
lire, was married to John I. Campbell,
of Los Angeles, Cal. at the home of her
aunt in Nebraska City. on Tuesday.
The Epworth league entertained their
friends at a dime social in the M E.
church parlors on Thursday evening
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Knox
Presbyterian Church met Thursday aft
ernoon in the church parlors.
Miss Wren, the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Mills, of Thomas street. has re-
turned to her home In Buffalo.
Miss Lottie Carsons has returned from
Hastings and is making her home with
Mrs. Joseph Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Akers entertained
Judge Flandrau Of ST Paul, and the
Hamline Fortnightly club at their home
Tuesday evening.
{ DR.. Mamie Hopkins and daughter
Ethelwyn spent part Of the week with
Hanline friends.
Rev. Mr. Witham, the guest of DR.. and
Mrs George II. InniS has returned to
Fargo. N. D.
Mrs. r. 2. Cole is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs. Laura Kemerer. OF Red
wood Falls.
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

Mrs. ]. Kalsehener, Hoffman avenue,
entertained last Saturday evening for her
guests. Mrs. Brill. of Redheld, s. D., and
Mrs. T. P. Blaine. of Frankfort. S. D.
The prizes at cards We're won by Mrs
Brill, Miss Agnes Lair, Mrs Blaine and
A. j. futile Among those present were!
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cotton and Mr.. and
Hugh Malioy, Mrs. v. T. Bull Miss Bes.
sic Bull, Mrs. H. b. Stock, Mrs. Mabrey,
Mrs. Brill Mrs. Blaine, the Misses
Mamie and Agnes Lair and Mr.. Perry.
Mrs D. E. Hickey, Ravine street en-,
tertained the Eidelweiss Gard club Thurs
day afternoon. Scores were made by
Mrs, Hickey. Mrs. Sheplev Mrs McNa-
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Madigan.
St. Peter street.
The Prosperity Cinch club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. William Lese-
man, Reaney street Miss Witte, Mrs
Frank Kemper and Mrs. Carl Gersten-
meier won the prizes This was the final
meeting of the season.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Johns
Catholic -, Church met Wednesday after
Fourth street. Mrs. Steve Ryan. Con
way street. will entertain the society
next.
A a union meeting of the Epworth
apolis, was held Friday evening in the
Dayton,s Bluff German NJ. E. church
A programme was given by different
Mrs. Joseph Huggett entertained the
Jolly Cineh club last Friday evening
Mrs. j: w. LIE May, Mrs Sherman
Lexington, J, W. LIE May and j. Huggeft
won the prizes. 80
Mrs schilling. of East Fourth street
VIII entertain the Woman's Foreign Mis-.
S1onary Society of the Dayton'S Rl1ff
German M. e. Church Thursday after
Mrs. John Patton, Euclid street enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon for the
eleventh birthday of her daugher Ethel
Mrs. Patton was assisted by Mrs.
Theodore Patton.
Mrs. Samuel Brant of East Seventh
street. entertained the Ladies' Co-opera-
tive Society of the Atlantic Congrega-
tional Church Thursday afternoon.
me Junior ST Andrews Brotherhood
OF 81. Peters Episcopal Church will give
! ,musiea! and literary enter ainments in
the guild rooms. May Is and II.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates
/ Avenue M r. church met Tuesday aft
6rnoon with Mrs. William. Brink. of
| Bates avenue
Mrs. Abe Nozzle and the Misses Mar
garct and Harriet Noble of Toronto.
tan, are visiting Miss Gertrude Noble
| of Bates avenue.
who has been visiting M S. ]. Kai,
/ scbeur. OF Hoffman avenue, has returned
Mrs. C. E. Schultz, of East Forth
! street, entertained St Agnes Guild Of
St Peters Episcopal Church Thursday
Mrs. Joseph Huggett had as g-ests
| SSGnqay Mrs [. Layton of Norta St
| Park. = - 90
Mrs p. J. Mcdonald. who visited Mrs.
rElchoias Laflr, of Bates avenue left
SSstturday for her future home in Seat
| ne school children Of tae Saorel
Heart church viii give an entertainment
i IN the school hall Sunday evening.
4 Miss Noble Hartman OF Maria avenue.
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NIT avenue are expected home this week
from New York.
Mrs. c. J. West, Of 737 West Central
avenue, has gone to Glenwood for a two
months visit.
Mrs. c. ]. West, of West Central ave-
rue, has gone to Glenwood to spend two
months.
Mrs Judson Wade Bishop, of Macku-
bin street, will return this week from
Chicago.
Mrs. w. D. Arnold, of Central avenue,
has returned from an extended visit To
England.
Mrs. A. D. sibley, of st. Anthony ave-
nue., will return this week from Chicago.
Miss, Donalda Donald. Of Portland ave-
nue., has returned from Evanston, ILL.,.
Miss Florence Shaw, of Langford ave-
nue., had as her guests during theapaSt
week the Misses Gertrude and Beth
Traphagen, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs A P. Wallich, of Selby
avenue, have returned from California
Mrs. w. Pennington, Of Oakdale ave-
rue, is visiting relatives In Fargo
Miss Sarah E.. Morrow, Of Bates ave-
nue., has returned frcm Chicago,
Miss Marjorie Fisher, of Irvine Park,
will go to Chicago this week,
Mrs. H. A. Boardman, of Grove street,
has gone to Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. e. w. Shirk, of Holly avenue has
returned from Duluth &
Dr.. Lands has returned from the east.
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A pretty church wedding was solem-
nized at Christ church late yesterday
afternoon, when Miss Mabel Harcourt
Horn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Har-
court Horn. of Laurel avenue, was united
in marriage to John Lee Bunce, of Hart
ford, Conn. Rev. George H Mueller
performed the ceremony, assisted by
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick, rector of st.
Johns church. The church was beau
tifully decorated in green and white,
lilies being used in great profusion. Prof.
Fairclough presided at the organ, playing
a programme Of nuptial music before the
entrance of the bridal party. The Lo-
hengrin and Mendelssohn marches were
played for professionals.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Horn, as maid of honor. The brides
maids were Miss Sturgis, Miss Furness,
Miss Helen Davis and Miss Hastings of
Minneapolis. Charles Holland, of New
York, was best man. and the ushers were
Winthrop Noyes. J. H. Buck, CT Hart
ford, Gem; Charles Flandrcau J. D.
Armstrong and Humphrey Green, Of
Hartford Conn. H. Harcourt Horn, the
brides father gave her away. Her
gown was of heavy white satin, FASH
toned with a long train and trimmed with
duchesse, lace. The long tulle veil was
fastened with orange blossoms and
bouquet Of lilies of the valley was car
ried
Miss Horn was gowned in white silk
null, trimmed with lace. She wore a
white chiffon hat trimmed with white
lilacs.
The bridesmaids wore white batiste
gowns trimmed with cream embroidery
and white hats trimmed with white roses.
Following the ceremony a wedding sup
per was served the bridal party at the
brides home on Laurel avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunce left last evening
for the East. They will reside in Hart
ford Conn.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. Bunce and Mr.. and
Mrs. Humphrey Green, of Hartford,
Conn: Mrs Merrill and Miss Bunce, Of
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs H F. Stevens gave a
dinner last evening at their home on
Sherburne avenue in honor of Mrs. e.
X Sibley. CT New York, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Darius Miller of Sum
nit avenue Mrs. Miller gave a lunch
con for her guest Wednesday afternoon.
Friday Mrs. L. L. C. Brooks, Of West
ern avenue gave a luncheon in her HON
or at the Town and Country club.
Mrs. c. E. Bean, of Holly avenue gave
a luncheon Friday afternoon at the Town
and Country club, entertaining a COM
pany of ten guests.
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entertained Informally Wednesday in
nGqor OF her birthday anniv ersary.
MRS Juha Prentiss entertained the
Ieacners or the East Presbyterian Sun
day school Monday evening
Mrs J. G. Barber, of Maria avenue,
returned from visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK Barber, of Duluth.
Rev. A. La Koeneke, of the Dayton,s
EluH German ne E. church, spent part
of the week in NewzUlm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H McCleary will
move out to Excelsior. Lake Minnetonka,
May /, for the Summer
Mrs. w. ID. Lonsberry. of Havre.
Mont is visiting her aunt. Mrs. s. p.
Splndler' or Maple street
Mr.: and Mrs. Hugh e. White. of East
Third street, left Wednesday for a visit
in Chicago and Indiana
The Misses Elizabeth and Minnie Ball,
OF fremont street, entertained the
Sumus club last evening.
Mrs McDonough, of East Fifth street,
Is entertaining her daughter Mrs Kings
ley. OF Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Lefevre, of Mendoza street. en-
terta1ned at dinner Thursday Mr. and
Mrs. f. N. Wheaton
Mrs T. III; Kellyssof Hastings avenue.
breckenridge, MIMI
MISS Johanna Hou of Hoffman ave-
nue., entertainedxthes Young Peoples Card
club last evening.
MT; ana Mrs. Edward Zimmerman and
dI sd have moved into their new home,
376 Bates avenue. -
Mrs. George Smith entertained the la
dies OF the Euclid View at euchre Tues
Miss Bird Hamiine of Plum street. left
FRIDAY evening for visit with friends
in st. Louis. -
Clifford Schutt, of the Marlowe, enter
o'clock.
Miss Sadie Heine, of the Euclid View.
afternoon
Mrs. Samuel Brant. of East Seventh
street.. spent part of the week in Min
neapolis. essz
The Silver Spoon Cinch club met Mon
day evening with Mrs: Kuhn of Bates
avenue.
Mrs. J. Griswo1d, of East Fifth street,
entertained Informally Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lowering entertained the New
Century club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jacobs, of Maria avenue. has
gone to. Chicago.
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An interesting wedding win be solemn
lied Nav I. when Mrs. Eunice Brown
Harris of 1906 Fourth street southeast
and Sylvester Johnson, of Indianapolis,
will be married Mr.. johnson Is eighty
years of age and has been scientific
horticulturist for forty years. He was
treasurer for many years OF the state
board of agriculture. and piatteo tne
beautiful suburb Of Indianapolis. irving
ton He Is very wealthy, and list met
Mrs. Harris at the funeral of relative
of hers last August. Mr., Johnson and ms
wife celebrated their golden we0oing Two
wears ago, and Mrs. johnson died shortly
after. Mr.. Johnson has three chiidren,
% Nj johnson, city comptroller of In
dbianapclis; r. o. johnson. a prominent
newspaper man. and Mrs, Powell, who
makes her home with him.
An informal dancing party was given
Friday evening at the Theta Delta Chi
fraternity house by the men of the fra
ternity The chapeP colors. black, blue
The patrons were Messrs and Mes. E. L.
Gedney, r. E. Cobb and S. p. Rees. Miss
Ransom played a programme OF twelve
numbers, and frappe was served during
the evening. There were thirty guests.
The first general reception of the Won
ans league was given yesterday after
noon from until O'Clock in the uni
versity armory The guests were the
members of the Faculty, their wives and
the members of the league. The recep-
ton committee included MesdameS Cyrus
Northrop J. B. Pike, H. F. Nachtrieb.
w. S. Pattee and Miss Ruth Cole, presi-
dent of the league.
A delightful party was given last even
ing IN the Holmes hotel by the senior
class of the South side high school.
Palms formed a simple but effective dec
Grafton in the ballroom. Prof and Mrs.
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sT. ANTHONY PARK.


Prof Samuel B, Green gave an Illus
trated stersopticon lecture. last evening
in the Congregational church. Musical
numbers were interspersed.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
eiety OF the Congregational Church VIII
hold it's regular monthly meeting Thurs
day afternoon.
The Junior Endeaver Society Of the
Congregational Church gave a social last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Boss.
Mrs ]. T. Stewart will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the COngrega-
tional Church Tuesday.
Mrs. Vittum and family will so this
week to- Minnetonka, where they Will
spend the summer.
Prof Hayes, of the agricultural school,
has been spending the week in New York
and Washington.
Miss Nina Whitman. of Bayless ave-
nue, entertained the Wah-tah-was on
Monday evening.
The Ladies Guild Of st. Matthew 8
Church met Tuesday with. Mrs. Kirk
wood.
Mrs. Herbert Plant. entertained
Wednesday for Mrs. F. S. Berry.
Frederick Perry and family have gone
to -Four Lakes for the summer.
Miss Ida Cannon mas returned from
Faribault.s-
The Kneisel Quartette, of Boston, will
be heard here May II. ~
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

a card party and hop will be given at
street. Tuesday evening, April 20 The
committee ins7charge is Miss Mary Vim
: ter Miss Wagner. Miss Flynn, Miss
MliieT VIM. Winter, Frank Myers and
The Ladies Social Union of the Int
Yersalist Church of the Redeemer will
meet Tuesday afternoon April &c. with
Mrs: HI. A. Clifford. No, 8 The BalmoraI,
o63 Laurel avenue. -
The Ladies' Aid of st. Sigfrid's Church
Will meet at Mrs Carfson's. 944 York
street, next Thursday afternoon.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence So
Getty Will meet this afternoon in Eaton
hall, at o'clock
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MATRIMONIAL.

The marriage of Miss Bertha Iverson,
daughter of Mrs. Martha Iverson, to
Walter Marcroft was solemnized Tuesday
evening at the brides home in the Argyle.
The service was read by Rev. James
Castles, of Kasson, Mimi. assisted by
Rev. George Shaw, in the presence of rel
atiyes and close friends. Miss Ada J.
Iverson played the wedding march The
bride WAS attended by her sister, Miss
Joscphif;e 1yerson. Wallace Holder at
tended the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcroft
left for the South.
The enga cement of Miss Hattie Eisen-
minger, daughter of John +. Eisenmeng-
er, of Rice street, to Hugh Taylor, Is an
neunced The wedding will take place in
June.
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The marriage of Miss catherine Gehan
and Mr. Thomas Holland was so.emnized
Wednesday morning at o'clock at ST.
Johns church. Rev. Z. e. Gleeson read
the service in the presence of about fifty
friends and ,-eIatives. The bride was at.
tended by Miss Mary Holland, Mr.. Ana
tole Le.iwedge " as best man The b,ids,
wore a gown Of white ssaoasseline de. sol )
and carried bride roses. Miss Holland
wore pink lawn and carried rink roses.
A wedding n.trch was Played by Mis-;
Mary O'Ccnner. A wedding b ssi,llfast WIS
. served at the residence Of Mr.. and Mr..
N. Ruette, 10eS Reanev street, for about
twenty five guests. Mrs Murray. Mrs
Huelster, Mrs Collins and Miss Treasa
Prugger. of Mankato. were in charge
Mr. and Mrs. Holland Will be at home
after May /, at $40 Martin street.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club nut
Wednesday in JOIN Eticssar schoo,.
Vocal solos were given by Mrs. Shufet ~
John Johnson Mr. Ericsson. TIC Misses
O'Eeilley and Griffin Miss M9baiipE
gave a reeitatie1E9 and Miss Maud God
frey gave Vi Jiifl sol0. Plano solos were
given by Miss III Ftaiesson AMI Edward
lIolmberg 4 yocal-dl.et b. Miss Fr,s, II
and Miss Frvst,lA- a. Dialogue was civ n
by the pupils of the scisooi
A sale and supper vas given Thursday
evening in the pafl6fs of the East Pres
byterian church df1ier the auspices of
the Ladies Aid aBciety. Mrs A Cameron
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MERRIAM PARK.

AT a meeting of the Merriam Park
study class, at the residence of Mrs. IT.
w. BusweH AIT Lynhurst avenue, We'd
nesday afternoon, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mrs 8. c.. Grier; vice president,
Mrs. F. w. Boswell; secretary, Mrs. FL.
NJ Crosby; treasurer, Mrs. ]. F. Hiiseher.
The class will take up the study of Eng
! with Mrs. A. w Ter Bush. The class
comprises the Outing club for the summer
months, and will make the first trip of
the season to the summer home of Mrs.
Willis Pierce, "The Bungalow" on Bald
Eagle lake.
The Cosmopolitan club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. W. e. Chamberlain
Wednesday afternoon, the subject being
pers were read: 'Tolstoi and His IDEAS, ;
Mrs. Alice Bordwell; THE Russian Novel
and It's Mission Mrs. Gerritt F. Back
us.
The Y. P. S. c. E. will give an excur-
sion trip Friday evening, May 8. Miss
Harriet Bishop will conduct the parties
through japan. Mrs. j. p Adamson
through Scotland, Mrs D. w Doty
through France, and Mr.. o. P. Shepard
son through America.
The Ladies Afternoon Card club met
at the home of Mrs. A. ]. Douglas last
Wednesday afternoon. Fayors were won
by Mesdames A. It. Horn, A. J. Doug
las. c. D. Waters and Nellie r. Trum-
bull.
Mrs. F. H. Tuttle gave granite show
er Wednesday afternoon at her home. 1893
Carroll street, for Miss Minnesota Hoilo-
way. whose marriage 90 F. w. Matson
is to occur on Wednesday, May l.
Mrs. +. ]. Smell, OF Dewey avenue, en-
tertained the Ladies Missionary Society
of Olivet Church Thursday afternoon
Papers were read by Mrs J. H. Sam
mis- and Mrs. B. G. Eaton.
Mrs. Alfred Lowell gave a japanese tea
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Dewey avenue: for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid Society of Woodland Park
Baptist church.
Mr.. John Law. of the Law manufae-
turing company, has purchased the prop
erty 1922 Carroll street. of Mr. Frisk, and
will occupy it about May l.
Miss Grace Holloway and Mrs. Jessie
Matson gave a handkerchief shower for
Miss Holloway Thursday afternoon, at
the home of the former.
Mrs. w. H. Crandall, of Feronia ave.
nue. returned last Sunday morning from
California where she has been spending
the Writer.
The Merriam Park Art class was enter
. tainsd at the home of Mrs. M. w. Yerxa,
OF Minneapolis, last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs Louis Funk. of Milwaukee avenue
entertained the Fern lodge of Royal
M ighbors last Wednesday afternoon.
DR. Robert Wiseman of Pine City. is
sitting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
WiaoRsan. of 1885 Iglehart street
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HAZEL PARK.

The monthly business meeting of the
Ladies Hazel Park circle will be held
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Boltsn. saltwater avenue. Work will also
be done at tae meeting.
H. A. Stimsen. of Dawson City, Alaska,
ana Miss klinefelr have been the guests
nue..
hrs John Ganther Jr. Will entertain
Mr.. and Mrs, Adair anu Mr.. and Mrs
Cole, OF Minneapolis at dlnasr today
Miss Carlang, Flandrau street enter
tainad informally en- Wednesday, for
friends from the city.
E. s Fer-ey. will move his family into
thsi- neN home Oh saltwater avenue
May l. ss.-f ~ as5e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Wandels1 have
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moved into the Gill house on Hyacinth
street.
e. A. Peterson. and family will remove
to Mound street this week.
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EAST sT. PAUL.

The greatest string quartette in Amer
lea will be heard here May H.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

The Kneisel Quartette, of Boston, W
be heard here May II. ~,