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AoUEDuCT ENTRIES.

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IN Blrleycorn 1913. Young Henry llI.
-rrrer l18 Double Six 103 Schoharie
1 Valley Forge %, Brunswick 105, Ire.
IN no Bedlam 100, Sndducee 100, Meis-
.rlngsr i03. Belvino 1l3, Shark 100, g..
FNsr ITO. Cheat En- 100 Glennelie
II FllEtlneer 05, Bard Of Avon 100, Lord
t,Nf l04.
I. Anmoslty 90. Lady Sterling 105. Miss
.aitinilk IS, San Andres 103, Past 81,
s1icra 50, Ohia 9s. Avis 81, Annie
.uttta ~, Pearl Finder 81
.Fre furlongs, 2.year-old fllies-Annie
'iAsvay "a, Wilhelmina %, Lady Lake
lsle n Wight %, Coruscate 112. shrine
Rosewater o. Almarina 81, Sweet
.ilcie ~, Ancke 112, Julia Arthur -.
VET Alif H. Albany Gill %, Lady
'ghilEos O6-]5old Money 1l2. Faturlta
Rose Tint 112
piit ard severity yards. tho Nassau. B.
fsclls- Extinguisher 100, Rosslgnol lis,
M vi nams ia, Barouche lOl, Dom
ft lis, Remorse 100.
II Mayor Graham 163. Snowman 1o2,
eiss Light "a. Erda "a Michaelmas 1O2.
kde l04, Raglets 30, Guy Park 1903, Rus
h Garth 102 Bernard 102. BarkeimOre
ieannls Marie 30, Marionetta 30, Pit
~ 9S Uranium l02.
w and seventy Yards. handicap-Ar-
Isate III, Polite IS, Sheriff Bel 96.
r,sf lO9, Wax Candle 100, Examiner
Hefmencia 100, Joe Cobb 100, Tom
'son u, Par Excellence 80, Boutonnlere
lar and fast
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yoatnm. Texas. October ~ The eondi.
,,ou ~ lin Petersen. who was stabbed
More Yesterday. "a reported 80 being favor
atia ,,dav rke attending physicians say
H. & dcine as well as could be expected,
fhoneb chances for bis recovery aie silll
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Besrne. Texas. October 27.-~The ticket
Tor county o6iceH. as nominated by the
primary, has no opposition IN this county
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Make
Affidavit
New Lease OF Life for nm iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster r, II, Randall Durlan IA
says | suffered from indigestion ana "a.
ssultlng evils for years Finally / tried
hodol. soon knew / had found wha,
had long looked for. lam better TODAY
than In years. Kodol gave me a new
lease Of life. Anyone can have INV AZ.
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kodol digests your food, This enables Tho
system TO assimilato supplies, strengthen.
ing every organ and restoring health.
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Prepared only by E. G. DEWITT A 90 c,hie,,,
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ElTfF ALERT A WINNER.
|. e,,,t PAGER Defeated Sir Albert
AZ at Memphis.
roVlU's RECORD ESTABLISHED.
III. Captured the $4,000 Gold
4 p''' I'm The Monk in the
w fres-for-All Trot'

r.,, october 27.--The spe-
l,,s race for $1,000 sue between ,,,'.a
n'l.o prince Alert and Sir Albert
T''s, 49,, At a half mile, resulted IN an
% ~, for the former, In the re-
p ,s ,lme of 5TN seconds This es-
as,s new worlds record lor .ne
~. heatlng the former time by ~
i'N THE race was not satisfactory
a'n ~ details. After scoring sew
Tho horses got away from tile
uIs IN perfect alignment. Sanders
g,,.y sent Sir Albert 5. forward
. n. can Of Dlnblo led Prince Alert by
Y M Az the quarter Sanders in-
a. load by three lengths aud the
pr ont .2slh for the quarter.
n. ,bo turn for home, Sir Albert y,
commanding lead, broke badly
1890 Alert. coming along like II
= machinery. forged to the trout
Y bv three lengths. Many horse
,,sressed the opinion that, had the
....ss horse Kept his feet, the result
N Nave been different and the time
!, least quarter Of Il second.
a.,er record for half mile was
MA by Audubon Boy.
y limo was the order IN the Mnseuma
~ Neyine the winner, trottlng the
~ sset in 2.OSA The tree-tor-all
\. wares was won easily by tanny
Fsreno annexed the LOO trot IN
AZ, beats. while Lord Derby, after
s.me finishes. won the Memphis golu
s,t Tho Monk.
wv, ,,1, IL wagon unfinished from Sat
snateur drivers, -Maraqule,
|lys Jew. MAY Alcott Best time
I Or. Book and Wilton Boy also
g1' N,seums, purse 5000 Maxine.
~, me Ouestor Best time 2:0S%
|As neshay and Betsey Tell also started.
IN. nneen's cup, frec-for-lll pacing,
W. snrse s1000- Fanny pillard. Little
tn Edith " Best time 2.ooA. bottle
II II d trot '' purse $1,000 Fereuo. Lille
"A, Belle Kuser Best time 2.OI'4,
NM Mss Whitney and Palm Leaf also
s,ss,l match. pacing, half mile dash;
hsat-prince Albert. b. G.. by Crowns
N, IJeuiareetl. won. Sir Albert 5. hr.
X DIahIo Csandcrsl, second. Time by
|ireS 2Sl9; .jIai,
.iotierS, to wagon amateur drivers
IA perby. The Monk. Time 2:OSl2;
|rs Only two starters.
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cussion, and Mrs. r. w. Boynton will give
the Unitarian history, and Mrs. G. r. AL
colt will give that of the Universallst.
Mrs M. q. Yapp will give report OF tne
London in May 1901 She was in London
at that time and was able to be present
at nearly all Of the meetings. A basket
luncheon will be served at noon, the
women of the Church of the Redeemer
serving coffee.
lied at Mrs. Phil Schweizer's home on st,
Anthony avenue on Wednesday afternoon.
The prizes were won by Mrs. w. Reilly,
Mrs. F. Callan and Mrs. John Hirsch;
fourth Wednesday of the month during
the coming season. Those present We're:
Mrs. James Mitchell, Mrs John Hirsch,
Mrs. w. Reilly, Mrs; Frank Callan. Mrs. :;
Bloomquist, Mrs. w. Tambourina, Mrs.
H E. Seibert, Miss Agatha Schweizer,
Mrs. Charles Friend Jr. and Mrs. A. j..
SchWeizer.
The Mems Club of st. Peters Church
held their first meeting Of the season
Tuesday evening last at Mr.. J. Mayall
Smiths residence, East Fourth street.
Mr.. Val Fabian was elected secretary.
Rev. Charles Holmes delivered very able
address upon Henry VII, and the the
by the hostess, Mrs. j. M. Smith. The
next meeting will be held at w. L; Gull
lens residence. and paper on John
Wesley, founder of Methodism, will be
read.
Pride Of ST. Paul. Unite, Banner. Dale
and Liberty hives, Ladies' Of the Macca-
bees, will give an entertainment WedneS-
day evening in Bowlby hall. Mrs. j. e.
Moore. who is general chairman of the af-
fair, will be assisted by a chairman from
each hive as follows: Pride of st. Paul.
Mrs. De Matin; Unite, Mrs Moore; Dale,
| Mrs. Wood; Liberty, Mrs. Scanlon; Ban
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PAST PLEASURES.


F. J. Flanagan! of Ramsey street, was
given birthday surprise party last even
ing by about seventy of his friends.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Eisenmenger MI Mr. and IN, Mrs, j. A;
Mrs. Wayman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. john
son. Mr. and Mrs. Conway, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Wonderley, Mr..
and MIS-. Rowe, Miss Della Kane, Miss
May King, Miss Agnes Layalley, Miss
Callahan, Miss Mugin, Frank Dunn, Joe
Callahan, John GosgFeve, Mr.. Flynn Jr.,
Finley j. Rowe, j. Moore, w. Waynan, G..
Callahan. Dancing was the feature of
Ryder'S orchestra and supper was served
in the dining room,
Mrs. M. e. Liter entertained Thursday
afternoon for her guest, Mrs. Alfred
euchre was played and high scores were
made by Mrs. T. T. Hart. Mrs. Alfred
Thomas and Mrs. E.. B. Lott. After the
game luncheon was served by the hostess.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Esswin were surprised by a num-
their tenth wedding anniversary. About
eighteen were in attendance. A supper
was served, at which the table was set
with tin dishes.
nue., celebrated the anniversary of her
birthday last week. Progressive euchre
was played at four tables. High scores
were made by Mrs. Kallerhals. Mrs. o.
f. Mundt Mrs. A. Swedele and Mrs. Top
pei.
Mrs. H. M. Lindgren was surprised
Monday afternoon by about fifty CT he1
women friends in celebration of her birth
day. She was presented a handsome
silver tea set.
Mrs. August Eggert, of Arcade street
entertained Thursday for Mrs. A. L. Egg
CERT.
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SOCIAL.

The marriage Of Miss Maude Gertrude
Freeman, daughter of George w. Free
man, and Carl Adolph Heine of New
York, will be one of the handsomest we'd
dings of the season. The ceremony will
be performed at the beautiful home of the
brides father on Summit avenue at 8
o'clock. Rev. Ambrose McNulty, of St.
Johanna Holl will be the maid Of honor,
and Miss Lennox and Miss Stevenson, of
Minneapolis; Miss Spicer. of Willmar,
and Miss Sadie Heine, sister of the groom,
will be the bridesmaids. James Heine,
brother of the groom, will be the best
man. The ceremony will be followed by
an informal reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heine will reside in New York, where they
will be at home after Jan. 1.
Mrs. W. A. Alexander, of Laurel ave.
nue., entertained informally yesterday aft
ernoon for Miss Bush, Of San Francisco,
Cal, who is visiting her cousin, Miss Bar
clay, Of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. John Treacy, Of st. Peter street,
will give a childrens party tomorrow aft
ernoon for the tenth birthday anniversary
of her twin daughters, Marguerite and
Gertrude.
Mrs. c. A. Dibble, of Summit avenue.
will entertain the members Of Distaff
chapter, Daughters of the American Rev
olution, tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Pope, of Ashland avenue, will en-
terrain tomorrow afternoon for Miss Alice
Monfort and Miss Warner, both brides
Of next week.
Miss Roach, Of Capitol boulevard, will
entertain informally tomorrow afternoon
at euchre.
Miss Proctor will give an opening dan
cling party Oct. in Ramaley's hall.
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DAYToN'S BLUFF.

Mrs. Harry Fabian, of Bates avenue,
entertained Wednesday from to o'clock
in honor of Miss Maude Freeman, whose
marriage takes place Tuesday. The rooms
were decorated in pink asters, roses, ferns
and palms. Assisting in the dining room
and at the punch bowl were: Mrs. George
Freeman, Mrs. George Wickman, Mrs.
Fred Prest, Miss Dickman, Miss johanna
Hall, Miss Sadie Heine, Mrs. B. Erwin,
Mrs. George Burlington, Miss Stevenson.
Miss Lennox, Of Minneapolis and Miss
Jessie Spicer. of Wilmar.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bates
Avenue NJ. E. Church will hold its an
nual election of officers Thursday after
noon at the meeting to be held with Mrs.
W. H Hayward, Of Conway street
Mrs. George C. Crooks. who visited
friends on the bluff. left last evening for
her home in Hope, Idaho.
Mrs. II. F. Stock of Maria avenue,
gave a coffee last Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Urban and Mrs. George Grifhths, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Lawton, of st.
Louis. who have been visiting relatives in
the city. Mrs. Lawton departed the same
Urban, Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith and
Miss Anna Griffith left Thursday for Mil
waukee.
The members of the Bates Avenue M.
E. church gave blue Monday social Mon
day evening in the church. A programme
was rendered by Mrs. T. P. Shufelton and
Mr. TAYLOR, soloists, and Mr.. Hinckly. or
Oil City, Penn, pianist. Mrs. William
LOCKER received the prize for remaining
blue for the greatest space of time.
Miss Sienna Bjornstad entertained the
Young Peoples Club of the English Lu-
| theran Church Of the Redeemer Monday
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club this fall 80
The. ladies of the East Presbyterian
church will hold rummage sale at the
corner of Pine and East Seventh streets
Oct. 2, 8 and 4. q
st. Paul Association No. Z, Stationary
Engineers. will give a social hop tomor-
row evening at Central hall annex, 116
Sixth street. >.,r
Mrs, Lancaster, of Dayton avenue, will
entertain the Au Fait club at the first
meeting of the Club this fall tomorrow
afternoon.
The Fleur -de-lis. Gard club will reor-
ganize Friday afternoon, Sept. 26, at the
residence Of Mrs. II. Brand, of the Port
land. s II;
Mrs. w. Dickman of East Seventh
street, will entertain the members of the
Elysian club Tuesday afternoon at euchre.
st. Paul Chapter No "a will give a
fishing social at the home Of Mrs. Kreiger,
526 Mendoza street, Tuesday evening.
The Rector's Aid Of st. Pauls Episco-
pal Church will hold an all-day meeting
in the parish house Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Jenny. of Ravine street, will
entertain the members Of the Social Six
teen club Tuesday afternoon.
Garment Workers Union No. III will
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evening, it being the fifth anniversary Of
the organization Of the club.
Mrs. Sherman Edgington. of Minnehaha
evening. Scores were made by Mrs.
Clifford Griswold, Mrs. Laura Dayton,
Mrs Edgington, Mrs. Gus Wilder, l..
c@ T6e an na ae Tuesd s NAY Afternoon Card
club met last week with Mrs. H. F.
Stock of Maria avenue. The favors were
awarded to Mrs. w. w. Holcomb and
two weeks with Mrs. John F. Lawrence.
of East Seventh street.
Mrs. P. J. Mulkern, of Hudson avenue,
entertained the Ladies Aid Society Of
St. Johns Catholic Church Wednesday.
A card party for the benefit of the So
ciety was given Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. r. f, Slater, of Conway
street.
surprise party was given Monday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Bennett,
of Cypress street.
covered from her illness to take charge
Of the choir and music of the Bates Ave-
nue. M. e. church.
The Twentieth Century Mission Band
of the Bates Avenue M. e. Church held
it's regular meeting Friday afternoon.
Rev. A. l.. Koeneke has returned from
the annual Methodist conference at New
Ulm. He will again take charge of the
the seventh year.
Miss Nellie MCGOWAN and Miss Agnes
McGinn, who visited Miss McGowan's
aunt, Mrs. M. Hawkins, of Maple street,
left Sunday for West Albany, Mimi.
st. Peters Episcopal church will cele-
brate the harvest festival today The an
nual harvest supper will be given tomor-
row evening. in the guild rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, of Mobile, Ala,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Marsh, of Nash
vile, Tenn, We're guests Tuesday of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Brownson, OF Fremont
street.
The Dayton's Bluff History Class will
hold a special meeting Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Lilah M. Hirst, of the st. Pierre
flats.
The Elysian Euehre club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H. Dykman,
of Beech street.
Mrs Jacob Jenny. of Ravine street, will
entertain the Social Sixteen Card club
Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Cooperative Society Of At
lantic Church held a rummage sale Thurs
day and Friday at the corner Of Seventh
and Pine streets.
Mrs William Bachman, of Maria ave-
nue., entertained the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Dayton's Bluff German M. e.
Church wednesday and Thursday after
Moons.
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ner, Mrs. Wallrath. A short programme
of readings and music will be followed by
dancing.
The sixth annual institute of the Sun
day schools of the st. Paul presbytery
will be held Thursday in the First Pres
byterian church corner of Grotto street
and Lincoln avenue; Forty.one sc6o O1d
gates. Following is the committee IN
charge Of the programme: Rev. Herbert
Knox, R. P. Lewis, Rev. D. Diamond Bl15y
Mitchell G.. w. Lewis and w. E. Beck
with, chairman.
ST. Paul Court No. $50, Court Of Honor,
gave a progressive euchre party Thursday
evening, Sept. %, at Central hall. Ladies'
prizes We're won by Mrs. J. S. Crooks, OF
Minneapolis; Mrs. R. L. Cosgrove, of st.
Paul; Mrs. w. L. Stubs, and Mrs. J,
Johnson The committee in charge con
sisted of Mrs. M. J. Pringle, Mrs. M.
Childs, Mrs. G. Berggren and Mrs. Prln-
gle
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons Of Veterans,
will give the first in a series of dancing
parties Tuesday evening in Central Annex
hall Sergeant j. S. Chase, Capt: E. L.
C. E. PARROT, John Davern, Capt. F. j.
Devore, F. E. Wornley and Fl: r. Denny
compose the committee which has the
dancing party in charge.
The Memorial Lutheran Ladies Aid so
ciety will meet with Mrs. E. Morrell, 279
Lisbon street, assisted by Mrs. Rutzen,
Wednesday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock The
members will return their offerings for
the interest and strive to pay Off as much
of the principal as possible.
Harvest festival sermons will be preach
ed Sunday at st. Peters Episcopal
church, Fourth and Maple streets, by the
rector. Rev c. Herbert Shut, and Rev.
D. Wright, of st. Paurs church. The for
mer will speak at IL a. m. ana the ldlteI
in the evening.
Lady Somerset union, w. c. T. IT,. will
| hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at the
| home of it's president, Mrs. Addie BiXby
| Upham, of Central Park place. Reports
| of the state convention Will DE feau ny
| the delegates.
A progressive euchre party will be given
| Friday evening for the benefit OF the
! Royal Ladies Court No. at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Sysinger, 459 st.
Anthony avenue
| nue., will entertain the st. Luke's Aid So
| ciety of st. Paul's Episcopal Church Fri
| day afternoon at the first meeting OF the
| society this fall.
The Assumption Social club will give its
| first card party Of the season on Tuesday,
| Oct Z, at the Assumption school hall, on
Exchange street, between Ninth and ST.
| Peter streets.
The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid
| Society of Bates Avenue M. E. Church
will be held Friday afternoon at the home
! of Mrs. w. H. Hayward, of Conway
| street.
| The annual meeting of the Women 8
| Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
| Park Congregational Church will be held
| in the parlors of the church Friday after
| noon.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Gar
field w. R. c. will hold its annual meet
| ing Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| Hope Davis, of North St. Paul.
| Miss Crosby, of Lincoln avenue, will en-
terrain the Young Ladies Card club Tues
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Mrs. Luther Case, of Bald Eagle lake,
was guest the first of the week Of Mrs
| Sherman Edgington.
Miss Minnie Cornnick, of Henderson
| Mimi, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs Hart
| man, of Hastings avenue.
| Mrs. I. Culver left Tuesday for Clinton
WIS, aieeT tnree weeks visit with her
street.
Miss Johanna Holl, of Hoffman avenue
! will entertain at dinner tomorrow even
| ing for Miss Maude Freeman.
Mrs. c. J. Nuss, of Bates avenue gave
a children's party Thursday for the sixth
| birthday of her daughter Dorothy.
Mr.. George Nockin, of New York, who
| visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Bohn. has
Mrs. Twohey, of Hudson avenue, re-
turned after months visit with her son,
Edward Twohey. of Spokane, Wash.
Miss Leigh Allison, who visited her sis
| ter, Mrs. Charles Nienaber, of Eichewald
| street. left Thursday for Hannibal, Mo.
Mrs. Laura Dayton, of Bates avenue, is
entertaining her niece, of Wabasha, MINI.
| Miss Margery Shuttle, of East Fourth
| street Is attending st. Mary's school at
| Farbault
Mrs. Gus Wilder, Of Hazel Park, spent
part OF the week with friends on the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson Of the
| Binder. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
| Gordon, Of Minneapolis, the first Of the
| week.
Mrs. George Simon, of East Fourth
| street, attended the wedding of Miss Clara
Coursland, Of Pennington "Wednesday: -
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Frankenburg, OF
West Bend, Wis, who visited friends on
| the bluff, returned Monday
Rev: George Parker, Of the Bates Ave Ave
| nue. M. E. Church, is at Rochester, MIMI
| attending the annual conference.
Mrs. Sweet, of Maria avenue, is enter
| tanning her cousin, Miss Sweet, Of WIS.,
| consin. =szr
Mrs. j. w. LIE May, of East Fifth street
| is entertaining her brother, o. F. Church,
| of West Superior.
1 lilo ~ n1Ith
| the week with her sister, Mrs. George
j Parker, of Hudson avenue.
Mrs. F. Engquist, of the Binder, has re-
| turned from a visit with relatives in Des
Mrs. F. W. Bergmeier, and daughter
| Eta, of Fountain street, returned tues
| day from Chicago. onsI4 =.
Miss Margaret Middleton is a guest OF
| Mrs. William Hamm, of Gable avenue.
1 She will leave shortly for New forh'
Mrs. r. F. Slater, of Conway street.
! Mrs. Eugene HubbeH, of East Seventh
/ street, spent Tuesday at South Park.
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Personal.

Albert M Jensen left last Sunday for
an extended business trip to New York
Scotland and Ireland. He will sail Oct.
/ from New York on the steamship ST.
Louis. y -
Mrs. Oscar C. Green and the Misses
Green. of Holly avenue, will spend the
winter in California. Mrs. Winter Smith
will occupy their house while they are
away. na sfff
Mr.. and Mrs; T. g, Field, on their re-
turn home will zaeth a. g R by Mis- M
spend the winter in st. Paul.
Miss Irene Donneliy has returned to
ST. Benedict's college, at ST. Joseph. Mo,
to to- complete an academic course at the
institution. ar
Mr. and Mrs. A. L., Eggerby, Margaret
street, have returned from a two weeks
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Miss Smith, Miss Abbott, Miss Vince
lock and others.
This was the first gathering of the
society since last spring, and the
guests included almost all the we'll
known women that are now in town
and many old settlers, whom one has
rarely the pleasure of seeing.
Mrs. H. M. Rice, of Portland ave-
nue., gave a small and informal card
| party Thursday evening for the
younger set in honor of Miss Greeley,
of Washington.
DR.. J. Norman Risley, of Philadel-
phia, who has been the guest of DR..
E. V. Appleby for three weeks, is
spending a few days in Minneapolis,
, the guest of DR.. Spratt, of that city.
DR.. Appleby gave a dinner at the Min
nesota club Monday evening in DR.. Ris-
ley's honor. The guests We're; DR..
Wheaton, DR.. Senkler, DR.. Green, DR..
Rogers, DR.. Williams, DR.. Schadle, DR..
Vittum, MI. Severance, Mr.. Spencer.
Mr.. Appleby, Mr.. McGill and Mr..
Schurmeier. DR.. Risley leaves tomor-
row evening for his. home in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Holbert, of Summit avenue, is
spending a few days at her country
home at Osceola, where the Holbert
family have spent the summer. Miss
Holbert will have house party next
week of a few young people chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Merriam.
Mrs. Edwin Andrus, wife of Maj. An
drus, U. S. A, has returned from the
Philippines and is at the Albion with
her family for the winter. Maj. and
Mrs. Andrus were stationed in ST. Paul
several years ago and have many
friends. Maj. Andrus is still in the
islands. .-.-'.'
Mrs. Sprigg Hall, of Pleasant avenue.
accompanied by her daughters, Mrs.
Alexander Horn and Miss Elsie Hall,
will soon go to her old home near Balti-
more for visit of several weeks. Mrs.
Hall will remain permanently in Mary
| land.
Miss Alice officer, of ST. Peter street,
| has returned from a visit to the rela-
! tives of her mother in and about Tren-
| ton, N. J. The Rev. Harvey officer is
| to go to Princeon, where he will become
rector of the church over which his
! grandfather once presided. Mr.. Officer
will come to ST. Paul in about ten days
and officiate at ST. PauFs church on
| one Sunday during his visit. Mrs. John
| Wright, wife of DR.. Wright, rector of
| st. Pauls, will return from the East
| this week.
Mrs. w. H. H. Stowell of Washing
| ton, has arrived in ST. Paul and is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Averhill, and
| her sister, Mrs. Jaggard, of Exchange
street.
Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Chicago, has
been visiting in this city and at White
Bear lake. She has recently been the
guest of Mrs. Forepaugh and also OF
| Mrs. Secor. She will return to Chi
| cago in a week or two.
Miss Katherine Johnson, who has
been visiting her relatives, the Squires
| and LivingStonS, returned to her home
at Vancouver Barracks on Friday. Miss
| Greeley, Mrs. Squires' guest, left for
her home in Washington Friday even
ing.
Mrs. William A. Spencer, who, during
her severe illness, was at the residence
of her sister, Mrs. A. H. Wilder, OF
| Summit avenue, has returned to hel
| Irvine Park house.
Miss Finch, of Summit avenue, who
has been East all summer, is now the
| guest of her sister, Mrs. Stockton, Of
| Trenton, n. j.
The LOCKER On.
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MATRIM ONIAL.

The marriage Of Miss Anne O'Brien
Minneapolis. took place Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock at the Church of ST An
thony of Padua,. in that city, Rev. James
O'Reilly officiating: The maid of honor
Dneen was the best man. r H Mulcahy
and James L. OBrien We're the ushers
The brides gown was simply made of
white Bedford cord, and she carried
brides roses. Her maid of honor wore
white Also and carried bouquet of pink
roses The wedding music was played by
Miss Mabel Bacon, and several solos were
sung by Mrs Charles Lacy After the
ceremony wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs
Cramsie have gone for short trip, and
will be at home after Oct. Is at 645 Polk
street Northeast.