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entertained the No Telling club Thurs
day afternoon. Favors were won by
Mrs. Fahey Mrs. Denzer, Mrs. Becker
and Mrs. Tyrer The ub will BE- en-
tertained next by Mrs. Ormsby, of No.
CSC Lafond street.
Edmund G. Walton and his brother.
p. A. Walton, left last evening for New
pool on the White Star steamer Oceanic,
and after seeing him off Edmund Walton
will make an extended Eastern business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop H. Schriber cell
eorated the tenth anniversary CT their
marriage by entertaining a small COM
rany of their friends last Monday even
ing at their home on Fairmont avenue.
Mrs NJ. A. Schriber assisted in receiv-
ing.
Mrs T. E. Jones entertained the Spins
ters club Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Gcotto street. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Charles HUM, Mrs. T.
twenty-five women were entertained.
Mrs. Alfred Guiterman entertained the
Inforlna: club Monday afternoon at her
home on Carroll street. Favors were
won by l. Solomon and Mrs. ], West
beimer. Mrs. L. Goodkind, of Nelson
avenue, will be the next hostess.
The Leaf Cinch club was entertained
by Mrs. D. A. Allison Thursday after
noon. Prizes were won by Mines c. e.
Ward, e. Schultz and James Seran The
club will be entertained next by Mrs. c..
Is Ward, 50 Eastman avenue.
The Merry Ginch club met Wednesday
by Mines. P. H. Mather, j. D. Whips
and o. S. Powers The club will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. j. D. Whips, 1928
Ninth street south.
The Saints and Sinners met Thursday
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f. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Meyers entertained
at progressive cinch on Saturday even
ing. Head favors were won by Mrs
Mrs HINT and Mr.. Prideaux. The guests
ere: Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, of st. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Wassein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter S. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob DAM, Mrs.
o.. H. Conway, Mrs. James CottieT, Mrs.
w ]. Parry, Mrs. Rose Porter, OF CHI
cago; Misses Winnie and Lou Fleming,
and Miss Maude Cottier, and the Misses
Parry and Messrs- Prideaux, Of Worth
inEton; Sexton and Tobin, Of ST. Paul,
and Douglas Fleming.
Mrs. +. E. Cole was pleasantly sur
prised or Monday evening in honor of
her birthday. The guests Were: Mr.. and
Mrs William Van Meter Mr.. and Mrs.
H Witnee, Mrs. Nettie Smith, Mrs J.
Morrison. Miss Belle Hoiley. Messrs. Low.
Farley Donald, Robertson, G.. e. Cobb,
Harry and Edward Smith.
Miss Eleanor Miller gave her 1irst pu-
pills recital Monday evening in the
were: Misses Grace L. McGrady and NJ.
R sG1sit Rice and the II. U. Glee club.
The Hamline Fortuightly club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. II. w. BAD
English Missions in Minnesota. and
"The Evolution Of transportation.
The Epworth League held a social On
Tuesday evening, the first of a series Of
SOcialS which are given Tor the purpose
of increasing sociability among the young
people of Hamline
: Mrs. Robert Samuels, of New York,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Rich last week.
Mrs. W. j. Parry has been entertain
ing lier brother, Thomas Prideaux, 81
Worthington
Mrs Munson entertained the Ladies'
Aid of the NJ. E. Church on Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Jessie Lewis, of Mankato, is the
guest of Miss Belle Holley.
4. Mrs c. l. Humphrey entertained at
luncheon on Thursday.
Mrs Mason NJ. Flint has returned from
a visit at Farbault.
Mrs Peter Claire has returned to
OEatonpa.
Miss Edith Hackney has returned from
st. James.
Mrs. H Harding is visiting her sister
in Carver.
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De Parcq presided At the close of the
programme dainty refreshments were
served a,n by Mesdames De Pared. Wal
Sge.A' DntS, peterson and Wylder. Near
"a q nunored women were present.
Dr. Or; and Mrs. c. E. Parrott.. of Case
their home. Rev. and Mrs. A. e. Dris-
coll and Or. and Mrs A. w. Whiting
l were Ihe guests. The table was trimmed
WIN inaldeh hair ferns. white hyaclntnS
large company was entertained. The
hostess was assisted by a group of
young women.
Mrs. Sherman Edgington, of Minnehaha
street, entertained the Jolly Cinch club
tuesday evening. The prizes were won
Edgfngton and Mrs. /Sweezy. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w LIE May will entertain the
Club in two weeks y
The Upidee club will give dancing
party Wednesday evening al /. o. O. L.
hall, Reaney and East Seventh street.
Ihe committee arranging the details Is
Hugo Herman, Roy Good. Gilbert Phil
leo, Wallis Cullum and Herbert Cook.
The Empress Pleasure club will give
q dancing party Thursday evening, Jan.
81 at Odd Fellows hall, Payne avenue
and Wells street. Miss Marble Wolsey,
Miss Cigrie Rosland and Miss Nettie
johnson are on the committee.
Rev. Alexander McGregor, of Park
Congregational church. viii lecture on
Some Mistakes of Scotchmap," Tues
day evening, Feb. 5, at the East PreSby
terrain church. The Ladies' Aid society
will be the beneficiary -
Mrs. {. r. Brown. of Reaney street,
Miss Harriet E.. Ruddy entertained
Monday afternoon from to $50 o'c-eck
in the kindergarten room of the John
Ericsson school for the pupils of the
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I fury hall The programme was an inter
esting one and was presented by the
Scottish Concert-Kinematograp COM
pany, of Aberdeen, Scotland. Scotch
songs and ballads were sung and Selec-
lions given on the bagpipes, violin and
mandolin. A series of animated pictures
was also shown. After the programme
twelve numbers were danced, for which
Garland's orchestra played.
entertained informally last evening in
celebration of his twentieth birthd ~.
Dancing was the feature of the even
ing. Among those present Were The
! Misses Neubauer, Anne Pantet, Con-
stance Farwel1. Florence Toomey, Ed h
Fish, Edith Maytield. Mrs. Fl. Gould,
Mrs. L. w. Fish; Messrs. H. Gould,
Fred Gould. w. c.. Hedtke, ]. M. Harri-
son. D.. Bessnot. Il. NeubaueTs w.
LJingren, Charles w. Fish and Al Nord-
Strom.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Bears gave an irafc--
NAL reception Friday evening. at TIE
Portland in ce1ebratio OF. their fifteenth
wedding anniversary. The decorations
We're smilax, carnations and American
Beauty roses Alb ut sixty guests were
received. The assisting wome7 we.e
Mrs. L. Wolff, Mrs. LowenthaI, Ms. 4
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

,, Ladies Evening will be observed
wee Mednesday night, at the Commercial
the programme, which will include vocal
solos by Miss Eloise Kingsley Earl H.
Wetherbee and Miss Louise Brandt;
piano numbers by Henry DellafieId, vio-
ties by A. G. Flournoy and w. J. Tomp-
kiTls. Besides these an orchestra. viii
play and quartette composed of E. J.
kess, William Rees, E. H. Wetherbee
and r. j. Geddes, will sing. Following
the programme there viii be dancing.
The committee on arrangements is com
posed of H. j. Lehr, w. H. Hart and
William }. Prendergast.
The Young Peoples Society of the First
Swedish Church will give its regular
Semi-mOnthly entertainment Wednesday
evening. The programme will consist of
selections by the st. Paul Mandolin club;
soprano solos by Miss Hattie Otto; orig
inal readings, Sam Johnson; song, male
quartetUe; piano solo, Lawrence Elm
quist; recitation, Miss Sadie Johnson.
st. Lukc's Aid Society. of ST. Paurs
church, will give a musicale Tuesday
evening. Feb. 5, at the rectory, on East
Ninth street, FOR the benefit of the chou
boys fund Following the musicale
there will be an informal reception for
the new pastor Of St. PauPs, Rev. James
Webster, OF Little Falls
Mrs. Louis Goodkind, of Nelson avenue
will give an at home next Thursday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. William Good
kind. In the evening Mrs. Goodkind viii
Mrs. G.. w. Ehle, of Minneapolis. Will
give a dinner tomorrow evening in honor
of Mrs. s. Dean and the Misses Dean, CT
Mortified, the guests of Mrs. Henry Mic
OILS, Of Summit avenue.
A dancing party will be given by the
Maccabees' Dancing club Tuesday even
ing in Richmond hall. 1t Will take the
form of a hard times party and much
amusement is anticipated
The Young Peoples Society of Memo
rial English Lutheran Church, will give
q social at Miss Carlsons home us
Ashland avenue, Tuesday evening,
Jan. %.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Central
Park NJ. Z. Church will meet with Mrs
Hazard in the Concord. on Eleventh
street, near Minnesota, Thursday after
noon.
The Zenda club will give its sixth dane
Ing party of the season at Bowlby hall
Tuesday evening, Jan. % The Twin City
Mandolin orchestra will play.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence
society Will meet this afternoon at Gre
tin hall at o'clock, for the annual cleo
ton of officers.
The ladies' sewing circle of Garfield
Woman's Relief Corps No. 3, will be ci,-
tertained Friday, Feb. 1, by Miss Emily
Edwards.
Mrs G. Robinson will give a luncheon
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. s. in honor of
MIS-. L. S. Kaiser, of Alexandria. MINI.
The Assumption Social club will giva
its third card party of the season at
Assumption hall Wednesday evening.
The Colonnade Social Dancing club
viii give a shirt waist party Wednesday
evening at the Colonnade
Miss Mathes and Miss Holmes will give
dancing party Thursday evening, Feb.
z, at the Albion.
Miss Proctor will give young peo-
pies cotilhon at Seminary hail Saturday
evening. Feb. 9.
The Vega Literary society will give a
fancy dress bali at Mozart hall Saturday
evening, Feb. 2.
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Hirschman, Mrs. J, Rothschild, Miss B.
The Luther League of St. Johns
Church was entertained Friday evening
Ninth avenue south. Assisting in the
programme were Miss Florence Turn
quist, Miss Crittenden and Master Win
nefred Christensen. Refreshments were
the young women of the league.
The Superstitious Thirteen Cinch club
was entertained at the residence OF Mrs.
5: Bagley, 344S Irving avenue south,
Thursday afternoon. Prizes We're won by
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Nash. Dainty re-
freShments were served. The club will
meet Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. S. Besser, 631 East Eighteenth
street.
Gen. and Mrs. M D. Flower, Of Ash
land, entertained the Kangaroo club
Thursday evening at progressive euchre.
Favors were won by Mrs. A. A. Cratsen-
StilweIl, Mrs. c.. w. Hornck, John I.
Conley, J. P. Larkin, John A. Stees and
+. II. Judson.
The Quo Vadis Social club will give a
sleigh ride Feb. to Merriam Park. If
there should be no sleighing, a car will
be chartered. A dancing programme will
| be given in Columbian hail. Merriam
| Park, and Potter'S orchestra will furnish
music Miss Mae Cross will be mistress
| of ceremonies
| North Star Temple No u, Rathbone
| Sisters, will give a cinch party next Sat
j .urdcy evening in the hall, Masonic Tenn
| pie. The sewing guild met With Mrs 5.
| j.. Moore Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
| Alice Schrack presented Mrs. Moore with
an oak rocker, the occasion being her
| birthday.
Mrs. NJ Britts, Of st. Anthony avenue,
| gave chiidren's PARTY THURSDAY after
| noon. entertaining forty little folks frr
! her niece, Ethel Williams The cue It's of
| honor were Bernica and Louise Congdon.
Mrs. Britts was aysis ed by Mrs. c. H
! Gongdon. Mrs. j. Cissil and Mrs F. ark
| Jones.
Mrs. True S. White gave a progressive
| euchre party Monday afternoon at hel
home on South Victoria street, enter.
tanning a company of fifty The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Harry White o.
Minneapolis; Mrs W. B. Hathaway, Mrs
Frederick E. Pfeffer and Miss White.
The members of the Golden Rod Whist
club entertained the men last evening
at the home Of Mrs +. ]. Bowman, 800
First avenue south. The club met this
week with Mrs. D. f. Mason, and viii be
entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs
! Spencer, of 500 Ninth street south,
Mrs. Lawrence, of Sherburne avenue
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class of the fourth grade of Miss
Louise Roth's room
Mrs. A. Whitney of Case street will
give silver tea, next Thursday after
coon Tor the benefit of the Ladies Aid
society of the Arlington Hills ~Presbv-
terrain Church.
Mr. and. Mrs. William Jones. Lafavetta
avenue, gave a card party Friday even
ing. Progressive cinch was played at
ten tables. Miss johnson and Miss He.
deem assisted.
Mrs. w. H. Travis, of Reaney street.
VIII entertain the Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the Phil
a t11 Baptist Church Thursday aft
Miss Agnes Arrivee entertained a com
pany Of thirty informally at progress
slve games Saturday, evening Miss Fila
Helmke and Mr.. Henry Bryant won the
prizes. az '-'0
Mrs A E. Daggett, sof Burr street err
tertained part of the week Mrs. D. Fl.
Dodge, OF Richmond Wis, and Mrs :. 10.
seph La Page, of Baldwin, Wis.
The boys of the Hygeia gymnasium
Will give an oyster supper THURSDAY
enth street. BH.fof{
Mr.. and. Mrs. William F. Jackson of
Blue Earth. are present guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Molander, of Grove
street.
MIR. and Mrs. George F. wooIsev of
Cast street, have been entertaining nart
of the week Mr. r.. N. Reed, of Orion ton
vile. -toof =
prize cinch party was given Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. Leonard
Erlandson by the Empire Cycle club
Mrs. Charles Pond. Of Burr street. mas
been entertaining her son, HAYDEN
French, of Ortonyille, for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GraycIcud. of
Mandan, are guests of Mr.. ana Mrs.
William Wagner, of Wells street
| Mrs Marv of f.oT,,,So1...-
who is visiting Mrs. A. WhitcorIb
will return next week to her home
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney, of CASE
street, entertained last week Mr.. wiz
lam Abbott, Of Winnipeg. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wicker, Ct Case stree,
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PLEASURES PAST.

Mr.. and Mrs E. o. Trowbridge gave
@ cinch party Thursday evening at their
home on Dayton avenue in honor of Miss
assisted by Mrs. IIadyn s. Cole Among
the guests We're: Capt. and Mrs. Perkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller,
Mrs. T. Norman, of Fart Smelling; Mr..
and Mrs. Stacy, Mr.. and Mrs D. A
Elliott, Mr.. ard Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Langford
Maj. and Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Andrew w
Muir, Mrs. Fisher. Miss Hubbard, DR..
Swartz. of Minneapolis; Messrs. Fugate,
Jules Denegre, Laird, J. NJ DoIling. S.
Swartz and Armand Albrecht
Clan Gordon No. 9S Order of Scottish
Clans, celebrated the anniversary of
Burns birthday Friday evening in Cen
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Personal MENTION.

Miss Mary Holbert, of Summit avenue.
will leave shortly for the South. Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Kellernan, of Cumberland,
Wis, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam E. Kellerman, of East Seventh
street.
Mr. and Mrs A. P. Wallich, Of Se!by
avenue, will leave Monday for the City
of Mexico, Vera Cruz and lower Cali
fornia, to spend the winter. They eX-
pect to return May l.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles KIuckhohn and
Miss Florence Kluckhohn, of Goodrich
avenue, WI leave today for the East.
Mrs. Robert Bryant, of Arcade street,
is entertaining Rev. and Mrs. Fillmore
and family, of Duluth.
Mrs E. C. Hendrickson, of Fort Shell
ing, is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. George
Root, of London.
Miss Clark, of Marshall avenue, is en-
PERTAINING Miss Chandler, of Madison
Wis.
Miss Cole, of Chicago, is the guest Of
Miss Doris Buchanan, of Nelson avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. McNair have re-
turned from their Eastern trip
Frank Newton, of Nelson avenue, left
last week for New York.
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MATRIMONIAL.

The wedding of Frances Elizabeth de
Lancey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ?. w.
Chace Brace took place Thursday at
o'clock at the brides home, Malcolm ave
nue., Minneapolis. The rooms were deco
as w MacLean read the marriage serv-
ice, which was attended only by the i'm
mediate relatives. The bride was attend
ed by her sister, Miss Evelyn de Lancey
Mr. Luther P. CudWCrth attended the
groom. A wedding supper was served
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Brace left toI
California. They will spend several
months on the Pacific coast
The marriage of Mrs Celia A. Ennis
to Charles F. Tuck took place Tuesday
evening, Jan. p, at the Portland. Rev
Herbert w. Knox, of the Ninth Presby-
terrain church, officiated.
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TO \ LIGHTHOUSE VIOLET.

Sweet flower. the theme of ardent verse
By noble poets passed away,
You miss their homage in the terse
And careless rhymes we scrawl today.
Perhaps we cannot find in you
The charms our elders used to see-
The ''swcetiy simple gown of blue
The air of shrinking modeSty."
Oh. doubled-frilIed and f1ounced delight
You're but the 9randchid of that a e
The messy stones concealed from sight;
You don't pretend to hide your face,
Rut, perky as poppy-head,
Tied up. with satin ribbons fine.
When county flowers are snug n bed
You HE away to dance CT dire.
Think how your grandmamma would
To see your dissipated ways.
To see you lean with languid air
On silken gowns where diamonds blaze!
And oh; deceiver, think how greet
Your February prices be!
Then tell me ii their fiendish rate
Doth quite consist with modesty
Yet when within this florists box
You and your pretty sisters lie
In dampened paper orthodox
Until you meet my lady's eye
When in your purple robes you reign,
Throned on her breast, that royal place,
III sing your charms if " u will ga n
This charm for me-my lady's grace!
The Smart Set
The Entertainment club VIII g,ve sup
per Friday evening, Feb. at thu home
of Miss Furness, on South Exchange
street Miss FurHess, Miss Sturgis and
Miss Mabel Horn will be the hcssesses.
The Roosevelt Rough riders, of st.
Paul, WI give a large ball at the
armory. d1nday evening Feb. Is, for
the purpose of securing funds for the
clubs contemplated trip to Washington
In March, when it will march il the in
of the club, has appointed the following
committee to select ratronesses for the
ball: Winthrop Noyes, chairman; Fitz-
hugh Burns, Walter Driscoli, W. H.
Forbse, w. w. Griggs. c. W. Halbert.
Julian Kirby, R. NJ. Newport Jr., Percy
Parker and E. N. Saunders Jr.
Mrs. Henry Schurmeier will give
German whist party tomorrow afternoon
at her home on Holly avenue in honor
of her mother Mrs. Leach who leaves
soon for California.
Miss Doris Buchanan gave a tea yes
terday afternoon at her home On Nell
son avenue in honor of Miss C1le, Of
Chicago. The decorations We're red ad
white. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
w. II. EIsinger and Mrs. R. Solomon. A
company Of twenty-four was entertain
ed.
Mrs. Edward Bean gave tea ye T.
day afternoon at her home en- Holly ave-
nue. In honor of Miss Whitney.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

A social for the benefit of the NJ e.
church was held last evening at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth Blair.
Mrs. Haight, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Charles Cressy, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Wuif, of ST. Anthony Park,
spent the week with her mother, Mrs.
Banter.
Mrs. Charles McKown is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Ida RoIoff, OF Mime
apols.
The W. c. T. U. met Friday afternoon
with Mrs Richard Cook
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are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. George
Wicker, of Hayfteld, Wis.
Mrs. F. w. Mccoy. of Fauquier street,
has been entertaining Miss Z. M Muir
ply, of Redwood Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dittman, of Payne
avenue, left Wednesday evening for the
Colorado Hot Springs.
Mrs. Mabel Harrison, of Milwaukee, is
visiting for a week with Miss Myrtle
Gray, of Sims street.
Mrs. Mcintyre and Miss Rich, of R d
Wing, We're guests of Mrs. F. Z. Spates
during the week.
An all-day Pentecostal meeting will be
held Tuesday at Asbury NJ E. church,
on Ross street.
Mrs Joseph Daiker Of Perham, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Carrie Dittmar, of
Case street.
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Jameson, of Eau
Claire, are guests Of MIR. and Mrs. James
Concannon.
Miss Ruth Ware, of Butte, Mont is
visiting Mrs. w. H. Cook, of Fauquter
street.
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afternoon with Mrs Z. J. Crawford, of
Iglehart street. Favors were Won by
MS w C. Dunphy and Mrs. j. G. High
berger.
Miss Florence Lincoln, of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Nellie Qulrk,
at her home on Vine place Miss Lincoln
is a graduate from Smith college and d
classmate of Miss Quirk.
The Lucky Thirteen club met with
Mrs. NJ. J. nCnnelly Wednesday even
ing. FaVors were won by MR.. Jerva1 ;
Miss Gertrude Sans Souci, Fred Bellies
and NJ. J. DonneIly.
Mrs Haydn s. Cole gave small tea
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
DAYTON avenue in honor of her guest,
Miss Medley, of st. Louis.
The Merifeu Social club, of Minneapolis.
was entertained last Friday evening by
Messrs. c. F. and B. G. Dahlberg at their
home on Carter avenue.
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NEWBORN.

The Woman's club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon The subject for the day,
The Church in France" Sketch Of No
ire Dame, Will be presented by Miss
Lettie Leyde.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Ferguson enter
tanned Tuesday evening in honor Of their
wedding anniversary.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
day.
Mrs. Theron Smith. of Oakland, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. H. M. TueIle
g Miss Carrie Noltimier returIAd from
Mrs Gilbert was surprised by friends
Friday evening.
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Sure cure for Insomnfn.

New York World
talking to Senator Platt, of Connecticut.
Now, sub, he said IT have q sure
cure for Insomnia, and it is as simple as
it is sure When you go to bed and can't
sleep, get up and take drink. Go
back to bed and wait half an hour II
you DO not go to sleep get up and take
another drink. Repeat this, sub. at in
tervals of half an hour il you do not
go to sleep for four times, making fo1r
drinks. then, sub, if you are not asleep.
You will net care whether you sleep OF
net"
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GOLD IN CIGARETTES.
Chalmers Curious story of Mine
'fSaItfng'' From Mexico.


W. j. Chalmers, who has had long expe-
Renee In mining matters, tells many sto-
rise of sailed mines in this week s
issue of the Saturday Evening Post
In one case in Mexico experts had
gathered their samples and were sure
of the results; then they took them uD
to the mill to have the samples ground
exercising constant watchfulness. This
is how the sailing occurred:
1.-THE fact that the Mexfcans who work.
ed the hammers were industriously smok-
ing native cigarettes as they swayed
back and forth above the plate upon
which the samples were being crushed
into powder did not attract the atten-
ton Of the experts. who naturally ex-
pected the proceedings as the usual
thing. or course the ashes feii into the
grist which accumulated on the buck
Ing board but this was deemed of ms
consequence. Although the Mexfcans
seemed to take the work In decidedly
leisurely way, this was charged to the
native temperament. Had the grinders
worked half as industriousIy as trey
smoked their task would have been fin
lshed in half the time that it occupied"
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Arlington Hills Mothers club was held
Wednesday afternoon in the kindergar-
The programme was given bv Miss Cook
Miss Morrow, Miss Froiseth. Mr.
Hill and the children of the school. Mrs.
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MERRIAAI PARK.

will give a concert in Woedrur's hail
ThGrsGay evening under the auspices of
the Ladies Society of the Presbyterian
Church
A number of young people surprised
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Mrs. Henry Schurmeier will give a
German whist party tomorrow afternoon
at her home on Holly avenue in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Leach, who leaves
soon for California.