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New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
4 HUMANE .CoNpUcroR.

A workingman whose ragged clothes hung about
his frame In a manner that suggested continuous
hunger got the platform Of Third-ave.
car early the other morning He shufied nervous
ly when the conductor came back for his fare
''Will you give lift. cOnductor?' he begged
in tone that was full of suppHcation. II haven't
got cent and I'm looking for work. I've heard
of Job up In Harlem"
The conductor looked him over carefully. He
noticed that the mans clothes were clean. even
though ragged, and that his hands were stil hard
ened from his last job
Il don't believe you're a bum. he said, as he
rang up the fare. 'and hope you get the job"
Heaven bless you, frtendr' said the man, and
he went in and sat down. for his knees were weak
from want of food
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
MOCK RALLOTING IN DELAWARE.
A LEGISLATURE OF FOUR MEMBERS FAILS
TO CHOOSE A SENATOR.

Dover Del, Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-As a result or the
members of the Delaware Legislature pairing or
at yesterdays session to avoid coming to Dover
to-day there were but two members OF The Senate
and two OF the House of Representatives present To
transact what business there 10 be transacted.
There being quorum in either house, nothing
done except TO meet at u o'clock and vote Tor
Senator. prescribed by the act of Congress.
Senator Alice (UInion Republican,. a resident OF
Dover, presided the joint session at noon Ihe
vote for the two Senators was taken as usual ana
resulted as follows; Firc. paIot-Addicks ,; Ken
ney. ?. Second ballot. short term-Addlcks' :;
Salisbury. >
Members present. Senators Alice (Republican and
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4 CLOSE FIGHT IN NEBRASKA.
RAILROADS PLAY \ LEADING PART IN
CHOOSING UNITED STATES SENATORS.

Lincoln Neb Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The Legislat-
ure was not in session to-day and no joint ballot
was taken. The forces of the candidates for
Senator were busy, however. lining up the vote
and preparing for the struggle on Monday. The
Elkhorn and Union Pacific Railroad interests
have been opposing D. E. Thompson. who is a
Burlington man, but the work to-day showed
that compromise may be effected The
anti Burlington interests have seen that Mr..
Thompson Is strong and that another Burling-
ton man, F. NJ Currie of Custer County. has
developed wonderful strength. To defeat the
election of two Burlington men, it is said the
Elkhorn and Union Pacific interests are now
ready to compromise. and to throw their
strength to Thompson, if the Thompson men
will vote for G. d. Meiklejohn. present Assist
ant Secretary of War Mr.. Meiklejohn is not
the first choice of the Burlington forces but
he is friendly to them. and will answer IL he
serves to defeat either Thompson Currie.
There were rumors of trouble in the Omaha
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
LITERARY CLUB STUDIES IN SALOON.
PROPRIETOR WON'T SELL THEM GINGER POP.
BUT GETS TRADE OF PARENTS.

PROPRIETOR WON'T SELL THEM GINGER POP.
BUT GETS TRADE OF PARENTS
An Englishman who is studying vice and crime
among the poor of New-York was very much
prised one day last week to twenty boys and
girls out Of the side entrance Of East Side
saloon. Not OF them fifteen years
old. and he wondered what on earth they could be
doing in a saloon He finally worked up consider
able feeling the outrage" and decided to
try to stop 1t.
What do you mean by allowing children to
come into your saloon?'' he asked the proprietor
Don't you know that there is a law against it?''
''As long don't sell them anything to
drink. I guess the Law won't bother us much.
Those children who just went out Of here belong
to of the best literary clubs on the East Side,
and I'll show you the room in which they hold
regular meetings once week.
The room was nicely fitted up with tables and
chairs, but there not sign of an empty glass.
while they here the waiter never enters
the room. and they could not buy as much as a
glass OF soda pop" said the proprietor.
Where do you make anything out or uZ de-
manded the Englishman-
'.Just an advertisement" was the answer. "The
parents Of the children know that furnish a room
for their meeting and don't charge cent TheY
feel somewhat under obligation to return the
favor by giving me their trade
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20

Slaughter Democrat, and Representatives Hope
(Republcan) and Scotten Oemocrao. After the
taken Senator Alice declared that as
there not quorum, neither of the candidates
receiving majority, there was no election The
two houses separated, and afterward each house
adjourned until Monday when the voting will be
resumed again.
Rumors OF a break in the deadlock Monday
have been circulated here to-day, causing much
anxiety among both parties TO who will be the
ones to leave the candidates now being voted for
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
History In An AlIuring Form.

Hundreds Of big volumes been sifted n order 70
prepare for you in interesting form The Trieunes
story OF ths Nineteenth Century, Ready To-Day -
nanaphlet form Prise. Is eersS. -
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leaders In that body His course marked by
unusual vigor and Independence OF Judgment. the
most conspicuous instances in which he showed
these qualities being the campaign he led for the
defeat OF the Lodge Election bill in lS9O-'Sl, and
that Tor the 'ema scuaton of the Wilson Tariff bill
in 1881 As a factor in Republican National
politics Mr.. Quays record Is too well known TO need
New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
A CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRAT.

The Virginia Legislature at the beginning of Its
session of Sg9leOO reelected Thomas S. Martin for
the term beginning March next. Mr.. Martin has
I'm his first six years of service taken little active
part in debate the floor of the Senate yet he
has in that time risen to an undoubted influence IN
Democratic councils. AS q conservative, ms views
have c1ashed with much that has passed In recent
years for Democratic craftsmanship. In any re-
organization of the party, however MS perSOhaIiy
is likely be felt, and were the minority 10 res
power in the Senate in the near future Mr. Martni
would be likely found exercising an important
control In shaping it's legislative and poiltlcai
An1icHr
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day. =
The -Dayton's Bluff Enchre club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Paul
Miss Myrtle Jones, of Minneapolis.
spent part of the week with Miss Fannie
Brant, Seventh street.
Miss Janette Morey, of Winona was
guest during the week, Of Miss Freda
Nauman, Fourth street.
Miss Lydia .Nienabef, of Brainerd. is
visiting her mother, s. Mrs. Nienaber,
Bates avenue. -
Mrs. Eugene Hubben, Seventh street
is entertaining Miss jennie KimbalI, OF
Owatonna. M >.
Miss eGenevieve :Harlard, of FaribauIts
has been visiting friends in the city.
Mrs F. W. Bergmeier, Fontaine street.
has been visiting in West Superior.
The Jolly Cinch club will meet Tues
day evening with Mrs!TSWeezy. ~ =
Mrs. J. Blades, Conway street, enter
tanned at a New Years dinner
Miss Tena Ball, Bates avenue. has
returned from River Falls.
The Misses Sheriff entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Pfaender spent the holt
days in New Uln.
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and literary entertainment, which begins
promptly at O'Clock, will be followed
by dancing and supper SeIbert's arches
ira will furnish the music. The address
Bernard Zimmerman. Prof A L. Bol-
ton Will render a cornet solo, A. c.
Johnson is down tor a monoIogue. Mrs G..
"A. REM will sing, 50 will Theodore Lie
heau and Irene O'Regan will recite.
Distaff chapter, Daughters of the Amer
1can revolution, will be represented at
the tenth continental congress to be held
III Washington next month by Miss Car
cline Beaumont, Mrs. Frederick Emory
Foster, Mrs. Judson Wade Bishop, Mrs:
y. &. Green, Miss Helen Castle and Miss
Margaret Castle.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Mem
oral English Lutheran Church will hold
1dence of Mrs. John e. Holt, at $50 .Jessa-
mine street, at p. M, Wednesday next
The annual report of the retiring officers
will be presented.
Mrs. w. S. Flint of Summit place, will
e e1n the Mistletoe Euchre club
vey Williams, of Sibley street enter
tanned the club last week
Mrs. J. b. Metcalf, of Ashland avenue,
VIII entertain the members of the Ham
nne Whist club Thursday afternoon Mrs.
iLslnghold, of Iglehart street, entertained
Miss Newson, OF the Central high
Accomplished in a Hundred Years. The
music will be under the direction of Mrs,
JGrgenS
A meeting of the Lower Town Mothers
cluo VIII be held at the Hawthorne
school Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 3:45 %. IN.
The Misses Holloway will give an as
ruff hall.
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WEST ST. PAUL.

Mr.; and Mrs. c. Mckay gave a New
Years party at their home on Stryker
avenue The rooms were decorated with
holly and evergreen. Progressive euchre
NJ. Weiman, Mrs. A. L. Graves and Mr..
j. BeiSsel.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bethany
congregational Church held meeting
and a elected officers as-follows: Mrs.
Wlil5am Fales, president; Mrs. P. L.
Getchell, vice president; Mrs NJ. Hunt.
secretary; Mrs. N. Chamberlain, treas
urer. ,
Miss Laura Theresa Thalheimer. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thalheimer of
Fairfield avenue, and Mr.. w. E. Maggie
were quietly married in Minneapolis by
Rev. Faude New Years eve.
The Misses Dora and Mary Madison,
of Dubuque, TO-, who have been yisitine.
Miss Anna Miller, of Orleans street, re-
turned home the first of the week.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
clety of the Clinton Avenue M. E. Church
met with Mrs. c. E. Dafoe, of St. Pierre
terrace, Friday afternoon.
A number of young people will meet
tuesday evening at Miss Ella Ruther-
fords home, East Wfnifred street, 60
organize a euehre club.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Bohrer, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Bohrer, of West
Congress street, have returned to EN-
erick, n. d.
Miss Tidds. of Chicago. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M. Randall.
of East Winifred street, has returned
home.
Miss BERTHE Underwood, of Pennington.
Mimi. spent the holidays with her sis
ter, Mrs. I. Lockwood of Brown ave-
nue..
Mrs s. Hick. of South Dakota, who
has been visiting Mrs. c. A. Pardoe, of
Isabel street, returned home Monday.
Mrs M. j. Bell. of Mount Hope avenue.
will entertain the Ladies' Guild of the
Ascension church Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, of Rosemount. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. MCGOWAN.
of East Congress street, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Witty, of East Ro-
bic street, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs,
d. w. White; of Manistee, Mich.
The Leisure Hour sEuchre club met
with Mrs. W A. Rodecker, of West Isa-
bel street, Wednesday afternoon.
The La Sale Euehre club will meet
with Mrs. Martin Henet, of Prescott
street. Wednesday evening.
The E. w. S. Birthday club met with
Mrs. Fl. Miller, of Seuth1 Robert street,
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mergen of Clinton avenue. enter
tanned her sister, Miss Mergen, of North
Held, the past week.
Mrs Julius Lehnsnn, az East Robe
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tertained informally Saturday evening
for her birthday.
Mrs. r. A., Kimball, Third street. has
Deen entertaining the Misses Helen and
Etf1e Libby, of Minneapolis.
mr.. and Mrs William Tate and daugh-
Ter flofence, who visited Mrs r. e. Nc
West Superior.
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene V. cEIubbell, Sew
enth street. entertained a. number OF
Years day.
Miss Alice Ryan, who visited Miss
Freda Mauman, Fourth street LEFT Sat
urday for her home in Spokane.
Mrs. w. j. Bachmap,, Fourth street,
family reunion New Year 'sTtiay
Mrs. Setter aud Miss LhFu Setter, of
friends MN =
The young men of ths Blaiff will give a
dancing party at Odd Fellows hall Sat.
urday evening.
Mrs. Charles Vihstadf has been enter
tanning her nephew ME Carl F, Reyer,
OF South Dakota. u
Miss Miss Lizzie zimmernihn. sSf Prairie du
Paul Kreuger, Mendo@ stEeet ct. $
day afternoon with MRS. Il Rogers.
Miss Lena Vihstad5 Maple street,
spent Christmas with her sister. Mrs.
Charles Heinrichs, of River Falls. "a
Mrs 3. F. Youngs. of Minneapolis. has
been visiting Mrs. Arthur Sharp, Third
street.
Mrs. Harry Edgerton. of Chicago, spent
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Barber. Maria avenue
Mrs. Charles Helmes, Fifth street, en-
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street. will entertain the Uneda Euchre
club Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Doran, of Pres
eott street entertained the Thursday
Night club this week.
Mr. and Mrs. s. e. Wainwright of
Congress street. are entertaining F. Eliot.
of Hastings, Mimi
Mrs. w. A. burlington. of Spokane
Fails. is visiting Mrs. J. S. Rimball, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Fulmer. of East
Roole, street, returned Wednesday from
Des Moines, To-
The Redmen will give their second dan
eng party Monday evening, Jan. IA, at
Mrs. Bean and daughter, of East Win
fired street, have returned from Wis
consin
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmer, of East Congress
street have returned from Hayfieid,
Miss Nina Rowe. of East Congress
school
Miss Louise Prinzing. of East Congress
street, has returned from Faribault
Miss Ethel Graves, of Bidwell street.
has returned from Glenwood, MINI.
Mrs. Fl. Warner, of East Winifred
street, is at Washington, D, C.
Mrs. Fred Diment of Stryker avenue.
entertained Monday evening"
Mr.. Kribs has returned to Chicago.
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MERRIAM PARK.


The Ladies' Missionary Society of Oil
vet Church win give a supper at the
s o'clock. Price 20 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Riser entertained
Mrs. e. B. and Mr.. Frank McCon-
naughey, OF Winona, a few days last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandigo of Fargo N. D.,
who have been visiting her brother, A.
H. Rogers and family, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Caroline Austin returned home
Tuesday from Saginaw, Mich, where she
visited Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Covert
Miss Catherine West, of Ocheyeden, 10,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs
H. A. Riser. has returned home.
Mr.. Smith and daughter of Senaca,
s.. D., are visiting their cousin, Mrs. A.
E. Kenster, OF Carroll street
w. r. Edwards will entertain the
Lambs and their ladies at a dancing and
card party tomorrow evening.
The Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian
Church will hold an all-day meeting with
Mrs Buswell next Friday.
Mrs Kingsbury, of Milwaukee avenue.
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Personal MENTION.

John J: Padden. of Red River Falls. and
sister, Mrs. DR.. Thomas, of Duluth. have
5eCurheo nome after spending the holt
gays Gays with their mother Mrs. Margaret
Fadden, of Walnut street,
Adrian and Monroe Hanuer. who ora
spehalng their vacation with their moth
er at the Portland. will return on the
Deliefield, Wis. at
Mrs. c. D. Kerr, of Little Falls. who
has s, been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs I, 7
HtllhouSe, 4es Summit avenue, has re- @
turned home. i-'eS
spent mart of the we y iii steT -, IS
MISS Kate Colbert and Miss Nora WoIuf.
MISS Marion Metca4I, wi!o.1 as pee, M,
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Travis of f.atiraI
avenue, Will return today to Duluth.
Miss Reed and Miss Perfect. of Ash
iand avenue, will spend the remainder of
the winter in New York.
MISS Winifred Hale Bri+tees1l is visitine
N Cleyeland, @. The guest of her AIM aHnf
HnIs. stewart H. Chisholm.
. Ass t.sss Du Toit, who has been visiting tie
MISSES Appleton, Of Portland avenue. mas
returned to CkaSka .' --"s
Mrs. Alanson Messner, of MaclSuT,n
street, will spend the remainder Of the
winter IN California.
MI. and Mrs. Rohw eder of Oakland
avenue, are entertaining MIR, and Mrs
Engles, of Duluth 49, -
Prof. Barry, of Pullman. Wash. is
Isne guest of his sister, Mrs. DiBble, of
The Misses Clifford. of Chicago are the
g gGehsts Oh the Misses Mclaughlin. of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Neudeck. ST. Peter
street, have gone to Milwaukee to visit
Mr. and Mrs S. E. Kellerman, of East
Seventh street, entertained last Monday
evening. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein, of Iglehart street
have gone to California to spend ths
winter
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hutson, of Mac
ku5in street, have returned from New
York.
Miss Eta Myers. 81 East Congress
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MATRIMONIAL.

me marriage of Miss Emily Moves,
Naushter of Judge and Mrs. George H
Noyes; OF Milwaukee, to William Fergu-
son Dalrymple son of Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver DalrympIe, of Summit avenue
TOOK place Wednesday afternoon at St
Faui Episcopal church. Milwaukee. A
large audience witnessed the ceremony
Ehlch was performed by the Rev. Charles
Stanley Lester The bride was attended
10Y Miss katherine Noyes, as maid of
honor; and by the Misses Grace Lewis
ttartense Holbrook, Laura Rogers and
lynne 1arfHa e., Calhoun, Of Chicago; and
MAIDS. The ushers We're Morton Miller.
of Duluth; Harvey Barber. of Mime
;apolis; Wells Gilbert, Ward Ames, oak
ley Stout and Clarence Shepard ali of
Duluth. The best man was John Dali
rymple, brother of the groom.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Skill
ton Loomis to Otis N. Durham will Ike
place next Saturday afternoon at Z
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. B.
Plough, the brides aunt, on Paramount
avenue: Owing to the recent death of
the brides uncle the wedding will be
celebrated very quietly. Rev Theodore
Sedgwick, of the Church of St. John the
evangelist will read the marriage sery-
Ice; Ihere VIII be no attendants. Mr.
ald MIS-; Dnnham will be at home after
teb. at Il Floral street Among the
out-of-town guests will be Mrs. 6. III,
i-eoInis, OF New York, the bride 3
mother.
Aitetii Il. NOoQhlHQ, OF Nelson avenue
left last evening for Rock Island. III
E Stszn ha he viii be married to Mr Samuel
sued for the wedding. which vii, D he ~ a.
spralea ve1y quietly. Mrs. Goodkind,
f'to'...er of the groom, and Mr.. Robert
Mannheimer will be among the out-of-
town guests. After a brief wedding trim
mr. and Mrs. Goodkind will be at home
at 10 Nelson avenue. Later they viii
go East for an extended visit.
The marriage of Miss Fannie L.
Smythe to Francis C. Clarke, of New
York, will take place at $50 tomorrow
GTE ga npsl,s at the CHURCH of st. John the
viii perform the ceremony. The bride
viii be attended by her niece, Miss Mary
SqulIes; Mr. Perkins, of Chicago, viii
De the best man. The ushers will be w
4. Trowbridge, Fitzhugh Burns. E. w.
Dhrant Jr.i and r. NJ. Newport, Jr.
Miss Emma Berrisford, daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs: q. f. Berrisford, of Robert
street; 6n will be married Thursday morn
Ing 10 Dr: Charles Fogarty, of Browns
valley. The ceremony will take MACE
az the Cathedral Rev. Father Theibaud
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

Miss Freda Naumann, Fourth street,
entertained Wednesday afternoon In hon
or OF Miss Alice Ryan and Miss Jean
Gavin, of Spokane. Prizes contests
were won by Miss Alice Ryan and Miss
Nellie Davis. Among the guests were
the Misses Margaret Middleton. Leigh
Hirst, Gretta and Elsie Mertens, Eliza
beth EIuelster Jennie and Meta Siebo!d,
Ada Henry, Anna and Lillian McCloud,
Marion Frederick, Nellie Gallup, Grace
and Daisy Chase, Sadie Heine, May Lee,
Jennie Tracy. Johanna Holl Anna See
ger, Nellie Davis, Johanna Willius, Olive
Freeman, Alice Won Deyr,s Clotllde Brink,
Williams, Mcclellan, Mrs Robert H. Dee
bach and Mrs. Franklin Hevener.
Mrs. Ferdinand Hinrichs Fifth street
entertained Monday evening in honor of
her birthday anniversary. The rooms
were deliberately decorated with smilax,
ferns. roses and carnations The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Muench. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Seeger, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Seeger, Mrs. NJ Bremen Mrs. M.
Munich, Mrs A. Schnitt. the Misses Olga,
Therese and Ella Munich, Clara Seeger,
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A PARADOX.
Today I saw a clownish elf
Altn smiling mask on face;
lis cap and bells lay on the ground,
AS II IN sore disgrace.
And as watched l saw him toss
The smiling mask away.
And down his cheeks the tears ran will
Like children at their play
had not known clown to keep.
And asked of him his name;
And laughter is my fame
a paradox" said. for if
4ouc mission is to cheer.
FRAY tell me why Your face is dark
ny you sit weeping here?''
"oh. learned man. thou knowest much,
but Know thou, Mirth is deep,
And nc who makes truly laugh
HAS first to make us weep.;'
-Ollie J. White.
Miss Lanpher gave a linen shower Fri
day afternoon at her home on DAYTON
avenue in honor of Miss Katherine Loo
mis-. whose marriage to Mr.. Durham
takes place next Saturday. The guests
were the members of the Old Maids
ub. Fayors at cards We're won by Miss
Hughson, Miss Lusk and Miss Pfeifer.
Miss Josephine Bowlin gave a dancing
party Friday evening at her home on
Summit avenue. Mrs. H. c. Smith and
Miss Bowlin assisted.
Or and Mrs. E. V Appleby will give
n cinch party Tuesday evening, Jan. IS,
al their home on Summit avenue.
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HAZEL PARK.

The annual banquet of the young folks
of Hazel Park was held at the home OF
the Misses CARING on New Years day
The table was handsomely decorated in
an original and artistic manner Toasts
appropriate to the new century were CIV
en-, Among those present were: The
Misses Sarah and Ada Coombes, Frances
Esslef, Stella and Martha CARING:
Messrs F'ahy, Lyon, ESsler, Gunther and
Nj and Mrs. John Gunther Jr
The Ladies' Social circle held business
meeting Thursday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs. John Doyle, Orange street. Ar
engagements were made for an afternoon
tea. to be given In two weeks.
Miss Beatrice Peters, of Minneapolis,
has been the guest of Mrs. John Gunther,
Saltwater avenue.
Mrs. Jeremy and daughter. of Hastings,
have been visiting Mrs. B. C. Davis.
Mrs. Clark, of Mahtomedi, is the guest
of Mrs. e. s. Ferrey.
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HAMLINE.

A large party of Hamline young folks
attended the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor society and Epworth League
reception at the 7. NJ. c. A. rooms on
Tues wing.
The pupils who have left Miss Whit
mans room, of Hancock school. gave
her surprise party on New Years
night.
guest of her mother Mrs. H. H. Wa
sem, OF l402 Thomas street.
Mrs. e. w. Haley has been entertain
ing her daughter, Mrs. F. w. Wieland
of Brainerd.
Miss Nina Hall, the guest of Miss
Maqde Wallace, has returned to Mime
apolis.
Misses Pearl and Grace Benham were
hostesses at a large New Years party
Mrs. F. E. Cole is entertaining her
brother, Louis Farley, of Barnesville.
Mrs. Lew Lewis entertained the first
of the week Gladys and Richard Jones.
DR.. Smedberg, of Chicago, has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Gus Anderson.
The Hamltne Fortnightly club will meet
with Mrs. Frank Brown Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs Guy L. Maxwell have re-
turned to Winona.
Miss Nellie Sturtevant has returned
from Red Wing.
Miss Lulu Wylie has returned from
Drayton, N. D.
Miss Nettie Clifton has returned to
Cannon Falls.
Miss Edith Montgomery has returned
to Owatonna.
Miss Edna Malette has returned from
Fargo, N. D..
The Misses Libbey have returned from
Red Wing.
Miss Alice Adams has returned from
Saltwater.
Miss Edith Hall has returned from
Rochester.
Miss Grace Halderman has returned to
Winona
Miss Clara Blase has gone to Alexan-
dria.
Miss Blanche Donahue has returned to
Ada.
Mrs. Munson entertained the Mothers
Club of Hamline on Friday. Miss Ella
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street, has returned from Dawson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellar, of the Kittson,
will go TO Duluth this week FOR visit.
Miss Catherine Johnson, of Summit
court, has gone to Portland, Or.
Mrs. Keefe, of Pleasant avenue, will
return today from Milwaukee.
Mrs W. Fl. yittum, of Crecus hili, viii
leave shortly for the East
Mrs. s. f. Heller and daughter will go
South for the winter
Mrs. T.~W. Ingersoll, of Portland ave-
nue.. is in Chicago.