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Clearing Millinery Sale

All the finest trimmed hats will be sold
at 1-S former price to close them out. The
greatest opportunity ever offered to buy a
beautiful hat at a mere fraction OF it's cost.
Great sale OF newest styles in summer hats
Saturday. The greatest values ever given
in most fashionable summer headwear.
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good impression. At the Omaha club he
played a good game Of billiards and paid
his vouchers promptly. At the Elks club
he was admired as a raconteur as much as
for his capacity for martinas. He had the
entree to many exclusive homes and many
ambitious mammas looked forward to
claiming him as son-in-law.
Meanwhile he was playing fast and loose
with the hearts of trusting damsels. At
the Blks' fair last winter he met two
young women of good family and paid des-
perate court to both, continuing his atten-
tions up to the time he left the city, about
three weeks ago. At the same time he was
flirting with a Marguerite" who shared
the fate Of Marguerite in Faust. He was
arrested, but the case was settled out Of
court.
Takes Girls 10 Kansas City.
June IL Walton bought three tickets to
Kansas City and left, taking with him the
two young women he had met at the Elks'
fair. June 1S they were registered at the
Baltimore hotel in Kansas City. June 2S
the young women returned to their homes
without Walton and here all record of him
Is lost. One report is that he went to st.
Louis, another that he returned to Boston
aud another that he went to the Pacific
coast. The young women say they have
not heard from him since they parted from
him in Kansas City.
During all this time the widow at ReNerC
Beach was worrying. She did not care SC
much for the loss OF the money realized
from the sale Of the farm, since she had
plenty besides that. but she yearned for heI
sweetheart. Having received no answer
from hor numerous letters she sent hei
partner in the drug business, A. G. Burwell
to Omaha to md him.
II was told to take him back with me
at whatever cost" said Mr.. Burwell. "NC
matter what he has done with the money
he is to go back with me, as the time FOL
the wedding is near at hand"
But Mr.. Burwell's mission failed. Wal.
ton had flown before he arrived and hat
left no means by which he could be traced
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-05
begins at Bed Rock.

Health, strength and vigor depend on
digestion. Or. Kings New Life Pills makes
It perfect or no pay. Only Csc.
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Mammocks and Crouust Sets

Another shipment of Croquet Sets and
Hammocks.
Finest line in the city and prices are not
much more than half OF what others ask
for them.
Complete amateur sets, 4 balls. acc; G
balls, 59ci S balls, roc; professional sets, 4
balls sl;4s; balls, $1.69; 8 balls, S1.9S; $2.75
HAMMOCKS.
We are headquarters for of
every description, from SOC to $500 each.
The best close woven Hammock I'm the
city, with pillows and spreaders for 7hc
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shampooing and hairdressing. Csc. at the
Battery. 31s-22o Bee building. Tel. l7ls.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-05

The finest quality switches on sale at big
reductions. Every shade desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-05

FROM 10 TO 10 $50 A. Nj.
WE. will sell yard wide Bleached Muslin.
VIC grade, only 10 yards to a 0I.
customer, at-a yard. G9C
FROM 2 TO 2taO II. NJ.
We will sell Towels worth TIC, 1c and
I2hc-only two pair to a Gus d.
tomer-at-each.
FROM $40 TO 8 +. NJ.
We will sell Dimities, Lawns and Organ
dies, worth from TIC to 19c per yard
only ten yards to a customer 1C
at, a yard. ~
Several Other Sales During the Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-05
Copyright Books
Each
Greatest Book Sale

1000 Copyright Books on sale at 17hc
each. We have the books and the price
will be 17hc each. A limit Of ten books
OF a customer. Some OF the works Of
Paul Leicester Ford, George w. Cable,
Coulson Herman, Marion Harlan. Robert
w. Chambers, Paul Lawrence Dunbar and
many others of the most prominent au-
thors Of the day. REMEMBER THE PRICE
-17hC EACH.
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WEST SIDE.

Mrs. G. o. Bean, Of East Winifred
street, entertained the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of West
minister Presbyterian Church Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Garlough had charge
OF the programme. Papers were read by
Mrs. Dufrene. Mrs. F. H. Shell ana Mrs
Weikert Following the business session
refreshments were served.
Carmel Chapter No. 127, Order Of the
Eastern Star, installed officers Saturday
evening at Masonic hall, South Wabasha
and Isabel streets. The worthy grand ma
iron, Mrs. McCauley, was the installing
ments were served.
Miss Nora Mcdonald was hostess for
the ErstWhile Euchre club Monday even
irg: High scores We're made by Miss
Nett1e Vewarka, Miss Julia Christianson
Mr.. liver Fryckholm and Mr.. Fred Gose-
witch.
Mrs. John Cooke, of Livingston avenue
entertained the Autothoctons Monday
lated. Miss Anna Rothansen, of East
Winifred street. will entertain the club
next.
Unity camp gave minstrel show
Wednesday evening lat the West side
opera house. The programme consisted
of music, both instrumental ard vocal,
the latter in quartettes, duets, solos.
Miss Haidee Martin, Of Annapolis
street, and M H. Lestina. of Livingston,
Feb. II, at St. Paul s Episcopal church.
The Young Peoples Whist club met
with Miss Alice Witty Friday evening.
Last evening the gentlemen members
gave a bowling party for the ladies'
Mr.. George Shaw. of Cloquet. MINI
who has been the guest of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Shaw, Of Hail
avenue, has returned.
Mrs. Gallagher, Of East Congress street
entertained Monday evening for her son
Clarence, in honor ofahis birthday ami
versary.
Miss Rose McAndrgw, of New Rich
mond, Wis, WIS thesguest last week Of
Miss Grace Morgan, Of Livingston ave-
nue..
Messrs G. Fay and w. HeckIe gave a
very successful dancing party Thursday
evening at the West side opera house
Koenig Queen Louisa lodge will give
a grand ball at Braek,s hall, corner Com
cord and East Robe. streets, Jan. 25
The Cosmopolitan Ehchre club will meet
Tuesday evening with Miss Dora Chris
.tianson, Of East XEinffred street.
Mrs. Frank Baer, Of East Robbie street,
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

A surprise party was given Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Sevey, of
East Fourth street in honor of her sis
present were the Misses Maud Puerner,
Vera Helmes, Ethel d. May, CIotiIde
Scannell, Dorothy Scott, Ruth Prentiss,
Carrie Bond, Pearl front, Louise Dietz,
Mabel Phillips; Messrs. Chester Emery.
Lehman, Henry and Edward Gutenberg,
Allan Miss, John Bass, Rupert Hauser,
Willie Cannon, Forest Pope, Robert
Lilley, Frank Weber, A ]. Welsh. Mrs
Sevey was assisted by Mrs. George
LeSke.
Miss Matilda Goodman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. Goodman, of Bates avenue,
and Louis Justh, of Chicago, will be
married Tuesday evening at the home
of the brides parents. A parcel shower
was given Miss Goodman, Monday after
noon, by her sister, Mrs J. Firestone, of
Dayton avenue. Prizes at euchre were
awarded to Miss Bernheim, Mrs. Nedder-
man and Miss Schwab.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stowell. of CONWAY
street, entertained the Evening Card club
last Saturday. Mrs. George Bonney, Mrs.
Q. D. Andrews, Harry Stowell and G. ..
Andrews took the prizes. The club will
meet next with Mr. and Mrs. z. Schultz
of the MarloWe.
The EIysian Euchre club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Jacob Jenny, Of
Ravine street. Mrs. ]. H. Murphy, Mrs
Laughlin and Mrs. Jenny won the prizes
Mrs. Edward Slater, 934 Burr street, will
be the next hostess.
A surprise was given Wednesday even
ing for Mrs. w. G. Goodwin, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. I. A. Bennett, of Cy-
press street Prizes at cards were given
to Miss Fannie Hainlin, Miss Fannie
Barlow, A. J. Weide and G. w. Harding.
Mrs. Atkins, of Phalen avenue. will en-
terrain the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Bates Avenue M. e. church Tuesday.
musicale will be given wednesday
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town, Iowa, and Miss Helen Stewart, Of
SPOKANE, Wash, are visiting Miss FL
len r. Cobb, Of Fairmont avenue.
Neil O'Brien, of the Primrose and
Dockstader company, was the guest Fri
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. ShepIey, Of
University avenue.
Alfred II. Stees, who has been visit
Ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
braska.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. G. Ruff have NOV
ed from the Colonnade to SAC Ashland
avenue, where they will be the remainder
of the winter.
Mrs. Allan Gray, of Seattle, was the
guest last week of Mrs. o. D. Brown, Of
Western avenue.
Miss Clara Ward, Of Laurel avenue
left Saturday for a months visit in Mex
leo.
Miss Grace Drummond has returned to
Duluth after a weeks visit in st. Paul.
Miss Start, of the Marlborough, has
returned from Rochester, Mimi.
Miss Constance Gilman, of the Virginia,
has gone to Chicago.
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HAMEINE.

The Hamline Fortnightly club met at
the home Of Mrs. J. p. Caldwell on
Tuesday, the occasion being the annual
club luncheon. Mrs. S. E. Brown presided.
Toasts were responded to by Mrs. c. N.
Akers, Mrs. A. J. Wallace. Mrs. E. w.
Haley and Mrs. J. p. Caldwell.
The Woman's Mission conference held
its first quarterly meeting in the HAM
line M. e. church on Thursday. Those
on the programme were Mesdames E.
Berry, T. B. Cowgirl, H. M. Evans, Clark
A. Hurd, Hayward, Sage and Grove.
Tie Epworth League of the Hamline
M. e. Church gave a shredded wheat
biscuit banquet IN the dining hall on
and l.. H. Batchelder gave talks on their
trip to Europe last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ellison, Of Charlotte
avenue, entertained the temperance peo-
pie of Hamline at social Tuesday
evening. A musical and literary pro-
gra1nme was given. after which light
refreshments were served.
The Hamline Fortnishtly club will meet
with Mrs. p. E. McCrea on Tuesday af-
it Produced viii be disbcusse at by w Miss
Dolly Adams. Mrs. C. N. Akers will
discuss Something About Nosses.'
Miss Eleanor Miller, instructor in elo-
cution in Hamline university, and Miss
Charlotte StOcSdil, assisted in the pro-
gramme given at the Bethel Friday even
ing.
The Six O'Clock club will meet Mon
Monday evening in the church parlors.
AID. Hunt gave an address on Munich
pal Ownership"
Miss Marguerite Engle, formerly Of
Hamline, spent part of the week with
Hamline friends
Frank Lewis, Asbury avenue. en-
tertained a few boy friends at his home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ed Sanford has been the guest
of her sister. Miss Dora Sanford, Van
Buren, street.
Miss Alta Gordon has gone to Morgan.
DR.. E. A. Rich has returned to South
Dakota.
The Wcman's Missionary society met
in the M. E. church parlors Thursday
afternoon.
The Hamline w. c. T. U met with
Mrs. G. 2. Magraw on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. c. I. Humphrey is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. 7. B. Cowgirl, Of Man
kato.
Rev. W. Westerbery. of San Francisco,
Cal, spent part of the week in HAM
line
Boyer, has returned to Ashton, S. D.
Mrs. Lewis. the guest of Mrs. M. L.
Holley, has returned to Mankato.
Mrs. H. M. Evans, of Winona, has been
the guest Of Hamline friends.
Mrs. M. J.. Blackwell has returned
from Glenwood, Mimi
Mrs. R. Rasey, of st. James, has been
visiting her parents.
Miss Florence Wells has gone to Heron
Lake.
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EAST SIT. PAUL.

The Young Peoples Society of Gus
taVus Adolphus Church was entertained
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Fannie Franzen, on Cook street. A mu-
steal and literary programme was given.
Those taking part were: Mr.. o. F. Erick-
son, Mr. Wesuund, Hilvine Anderson.
Rev. {. j. Carlson was present and made
a short address.
the Cleveland high school during the
week We're Hilma Munson, subject, 1.-The
Cleverest Child in the United States;
Elizabeth Kanes, subject, Henry Ward
American Slave"
The Arlington Hills Mothers club
met Wednesday in John Ericsson school.
An exhibit in manual training was given
by sixty children under the direction of
| the teachers Musical numbers were
given by Misses SlIooglund and Greutzke
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Philadelphian Baptist church met
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Rufus Sharpe: Subject: THE Freed
man." Mrs. Travis, Mrs. Huelster and
Mrs. Oman.
The s. A. S. Euchre club was entertain
ed at the home Of Mrs. W. H. Lockwood,
3 on Reaney street, Saturday afternoon.
Soft Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Slifer.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lundquist, Of Sims
street, entertained part of the week Mr..
OsIund. Of Chicago, who was en- route
Carton,
and Mr.. Peterson, Of Alexandria
Miss Bertha Chester, Of LAFAYETTE ave-
nue.. was given farewell surprise Tues
day evening by the Just Us club Dane
ing and games were the features.
Miss Gertrude Kellogg, of Sioux Civ
Iowa, has returned from Boston, and is
a guest of her sister, Miss kellogg,
of Reaney street.
Mrs. Bernard Currie, OF Beech street,
entertained the Wideawake Cinch club
q
sisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, Of Minnehaha
street. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs
William Janlison, of Great Falls, Mont
The Young Ladies' Society of st. James
Episcopal Church gave Poverty social
Wednesday evening in the guild hall.
Miss Rose McGrath, Of Mendoza. spent
the week the guest of Mrs. f. A. Gard
ner, of East Seventh street.
An all-day Missionary meeting will be
held Tuesday Jan. % in the Pacific Con-
gregational church.
Rev. George Larson, pastor Of Betania
Norwegian Lutheran church, has return
ed from Ashland, Wis
Mrs. Linden, of Beach street. will en-
terrain the Columbian Euchre club Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Bessie Rischatsch. of Burr street.
expects to visit relatives IN France in
February
Miss Bertha Chester will leave Monday
TOT Georgia. Wnere she will spend the
winter.
Miss Emma Erickson, OF Lawrence
Iowa, is guest of her sister, Mrs F. o.
Moreen.
Miss Grace Wedge Of Mason CITY. Is
visiting Mrs. Swanson, Of Payne avenue.
Miss Anna Hedburg, Sims street, is WIS.,
tting relatives in St. Cloud.
Mr.. M. Milan, of North Dakota is Wis
iting East st. Paul friends.
Misses Mollie and VERNE Enright have
returned from River Falls.
Mrs. D. Mclean, Of Sims street. has
returned from Duluth. -i''''
Gladstone. = IN
Miss Miss Buck has returned from Sank
ed Miss Ida Helener has returned from
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ST. PAUL PARK.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presby-
terrain Church met with Mrs. McNaugh-
ton Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Gilmore entertain
ed Sunday in honor of their seventeenth
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. w. T. Black, Of st. Paul, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Nc
Kown. Tuesday.
Mrs. Adolph Anderson, Of Minneapolis,
was luncheon guest Wednesday Of Mrs.
e. B. Sperry.
Mr.. c. w Miller, of Winona, spent last
Sunday with his son, Rev. W. H. Miller
and family.
Rev. w. H. Miller and family have
returned from three weeks visit in
Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Elzry, of Marshalltown,
Iowa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
COlwell.
Mrs. Margaret wilkins entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Yates, Of st. Paul, Sum
day.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ e.
Church met Thursday with Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. FRANKLIN De Con visited city
friends the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKown spent
Monday with city friends.
Mr.. p. H Foote is spending a few
days with her family.
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afternoon, Jan 20, at the home of Mrs
Silas j. Gottschamer, of Bates avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kimbal of East
Third street. entertained the Boxer Cinch
club Thursday evening. The fayors were
awarded to Mrs Luther Case, Mrs. Er-
nest Boxer, Mrs. Charles Tisdale, E. A.
kimball, e. Tisdale and t. Patton.
The afternoon Card club met Tuesday
with Mrs. III. T. Eachus Mrs. A. r.
Robertson Mrs. George G. Freeman
and Mrs. Adolph Giesen won the prizes.
The next meeting will be held with 1-rS.
II. f. Stock, of Maria avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flanagan, of Gable
avenue, entertained at cards Tuesday
evening for Miss Margaret Mertens and
Charles w. Eddy, whose wedding takes
place tomorrow. Miss Mertens and Carl
Schmitt won the prizes.
Mrs. George Parker, Mrs. w. II. Hay
ward, Mrs. e. A. Northrup, Mrs. G..
Lange and Mrs. Atkins attended the first
quarterly meeting of the women's home
mission board at Hamline Thursday.
Mrs. Robert H. McCleary is spending
a week with relatives in Ashland, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCleary will leave this
month for their future home in Boston,
Mass
The EdeIweiss Needle Art club was en-
teTtained Tuesday evening by Miss Lulu
Blasting, of Maria avenue. Miss Schiller
of Sherburne avenue will entertain the
club next Tuesday.
Mr.. Trico Constantine, a missionary
from Bulgaria, gave an address on MIS-
sion Work. Sunday. at the Bates. Avenue
NJ E. church.
i Mrs AFFORD, of Eichenwald street, en-
tertained the Ladies' Cooperative So
ciety of the Atlantic church, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ferdinand Hinrichs. of East Firth
street, entertained Saturday afternoon
in honor of the birthday Of her daughter
Helen.
Mrs Roth, Of Maria avenue, gave a
children's party, Tuesday afternoon, FOR
the twelfth birthday Of her daughter
Pearl.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st. Johns
Catholic church will meet Wednesday,
with Mrs. M. Hawkins, Of Maple street
The Misses. simon. of Mississippi street.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES,

The Telephone club gave its first COM
PLmlenLaIy uanclng party at Twin City
hall hall ", Wednesday evening. seventy-five
charge were: Messrs. Charles Barsh
John Kennedy, James Harrington. To.
Seph Shepley, Arthur Diedrich. ". T.
10 Ga}, John Ryan, James Mcdonald,
w: Schroth, A. McCrea and ]. A. Hand,
los; Misses Shepley, Barth, Nichols Cell
kennedy. Collier and Johnson.
me musical feature Of the coming
charge of Prof. c. NJ Selling. This well
known leader has selected a programme
u cIaSSlcal numbers for the opening
fI sr end and Tor the dancing more popu-
ID dIi9 fnythmlcal music will be the
RUE The ball will take place at Cam
DI1dge nall on Tuesday evening, Jan, %
,r, ne kangaroo club was entertained
1hurGssday evening by. Mr.. and Mrs. John
were Won by Mrs. A. A Cratsenbere
MIS-. George Thompson. Mrs r.. r Sill
wen, Mrs. E. H. Judson, r. A. Lanpher.
A A: Cratsenberg, NJ. D. Flower and n
J. Stilwell. Mr.. and Mrs True 6 WHIT
VIII entertain the club at its next meet
ing, Jan. 80.
Mayf1oWer camp VIII give a musical en-
tcrtalnment and social hon tonorrov
night at I. o. O. F. hall Fifth t and Wv wv
pdsha streets. A special feature of fha
evening will be the presentation of a We
H. tS- coIor .. craving by Mrs. F. Knapp, and
tIe apron ana sunbOnnet drill given NV
me degree staff Of Cedar Leaf cam9
RayOl Neighbors, of MinneanoIis o''ii1p'
unity camp gave a successful nninstraI
snow Wednesday evening at the Wast
sue opera mouse. The end men were
MeSSrs. DaVern and Harmon FyTo;1 A.,
derson played a violin solo from Verdi
The quartette and chorus were Under tbo
direction of j. H. SWenSon. Dancin@ foI
lowed the programme
THE Hague" will be the subject to he
considered by the Ladies' Study class 81
Us meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. 7 ID
Riley Will read a paper on "Amsterdor1 :;
Mrs. V. J: Hawkins will have a naner ~,
Queen Wilhelmina and Her Court - rrba
club viii meet with Mrs Hawkins &c
East Isabel street VI
Mrs. Otto Schornstein, of Mabel street
entertained the IIdlewild Cinch clint
THURSDAY evening Favors were won by
W. Gesemaun, Mr.. f. Kemper Mr.
Wittie and Mr. T. Hannah. Miss q q
Altman will entertain the club Ian On
The ladies of Court Alpha, u. n =
gave progressive cinch party wan
day evening at Central hail. Cards u.s.
won by Mrs. |. Crist, Mrs. ]. r
Plant Mrs j. Stairha, Mrs. w. r BIoo "a
gust, NJ. Kellogg and G. McCarron
Ramsey Camp No. 1904 M. w all,
meet Jan. z at its hall, Sixth and Sen
enth streets. The degree work will "
conferred Dy minneapolis camp team
n large delegation from Minneanoiis -
expected and all members are invita- IS
The Priscilll Circle, Order Of A
was entertained by Miss Esther Po;t4A.'
Soh at her home on Euclid street -
aOhuay evening. Miss Anna Moharo -
BIoaoWay street, viii entertain rs o. ~ ~
ger tomorrow vening
r5Ihe thirty-fourth annual rneetiro &c tba
A''i'lo lor the triendless association win
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Margaret Mertens, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mertens, and
Charles Wheeler Eddy will be married
tomorrow afternoon at the brides homo
on Bates avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
will be at home after March 1 at $50
Laurel avenue.
Miss Mertie Carnihan and J. Clayton
Alexander will be married Tuesday at
Benson, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
will live in Valparaiso, Ind. Mr.. Alex
ander formerly lived in St. Paul, and is
well known among the musical circles Of
the city.
Miss Mary Cotton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Cotton and J. Levine, of
Minneapolis, will be married today at
the Jewish synagogue, Rabbi Rypins Of
floating.
Miss Eva Eta Brown and Frank G.
Wilde will be married Thursday evening
at the home of the brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. J. Brown. Of Eva street.
Personal.
Miss Katherine Brooks, Of Marshall
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
A TOAST.

All. drink if We will to sweetheart true
And a wife of faith unCaunted;
And drink in the praise of their fetching
ways,
To charms that have long been vaunt-
And drink to the eyes and drink to the
Aye, drink. since drink you must,
But when we've done, drink everyone
To the girl the women trust.
An, drink We will to one whose faith
Can last through years untroubled;
And drink to the trust that is never
marred
Though mans deceit be doubled;
And drink to the songs and drink to the
Of eaTIn and of heaven above;
But the proudest boast is to drink a toast
To the girl the women love.
Aye drink to the lass who can praise the
That would steal her love. could they
seize him;
And drink to the lass who will snub
man
When she has no right to please him;
And drink to her great, warm, honest
soul,
Aye, drink to her kiss and curl,
For her hearts as true as the sky is blue
Who is true to another girl.
The Smart Set.
at Ramaleys hall The ChaperOns were
Mrs. F. NJ. Kendrich, Mrs. T. H. Ba-
con and Mrs. H. T. Black, John Proctor
led the german.
The Junior Promenade of the Univer-
sity will be given Friday evening, Jan.
81. large number of Minneapolis and
ST. Paul women will act as patronesses.
Among the st. Paul patrOnesses are Mrs.
tranklyn Floete, Mrs. S. R. Van SAINT,
Mrs. I. L. Schumacher Mrs. T. T. Smith,
Mrs. A. W. Linde1e, Mrs. E. A. Jaggard
and Mrs E. v AppIeOy.
The Dramatic club under the direction
of Miss Mary Sturgis will give a French
drama after Lent;
Miss Rcxanna Smith. Of Summit ave-
nue., gave an informal tea yesterday
afternoon for the debutantes Miss Nor
ton, of Detroit, Mich, was the guest of
honor. Miss Smith was assisted by Miss
Livingston. Miss Abbie Livingston and
Miss Newport There were about twenty
five guests
The Town and Country club will give
its monthly table d'hote dinner and dane
ing party at the club house Saturday
evening.
Miss Newport, of Ashland avenue, will
give a german Wednesday evening at
Summit han for Miss Norton, of Detroit,
Mich.
Judge and Mrs. John w. Willis enter
tanned last night at their home on Sum-
init avenue. Progressive cinch was play
ed at fifteen tables.
DR.. and Mrs. Burnside Foster. of Far
rington avenue, gave a dinner party last
night.
Miss Allison McKibben gave a luncheon
yesterday at her home on Virginia ave-
nue. for Miss Constance Mackay,
The Debutante club will give a coti1lon
tomorrow night at Summit hall. Miss
Merton. of Detroit, Mich, will be The
guest Of honor. E. N. Saunders Jr., will
lead the programme. Mrs. D. M. Robbins
Mrs G. 3. Smith. Mrs. E. 6. Rogers
Mrs. {. q. Wheaton, Mrs. c. S. Rogers
Mrs. J. d. Sloane, Mrs w. H. Wood
MRS. Archibald McLaren and Mrs. Wood
the favor tables. ~e
Miss Maud Freeman will entertain the
members OF the Alpha Phi fraternity at
dancIng party at her home on Sum
nit avenue Thursday evening.