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NEWPORT.

me Orphecus quartette, assisted by Mr.
Charles FAN child as entertainer. and
Mrs. Vina Avery, as accompanist viii
give concert at the Newport public IL
eft of the library.
Mrs. Fl. II. Winter. Mrs. Bessie Cr,snx,
OF Fhlladelphia, and Mrs. N. I'll Lock
Woed or st. Paul, were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. E. r. Baily Tuesday.
Mesdames ]. NJ Trickey, e. b. sper-
ny, +. De Cou, ]. Wharry and Charlton
aaIItended the Federation breakfast at
Minneapolis Wednesday.
MISS Mary Woodward entertained the
choir of the Methodist church at an ov Slse
ter supper Saturday evening.
Srpt. Frank Clark gave the children of
Ihe methodist Sunday school a sleigh ride
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Cressy and Mrs. TT q
James presented the papers at the Won't
ans club Thursday
Inc Ladies Missionary society met at
afternC on. J
Mrs: Hess entertained her granddaueT-
day. ~
Mrs. Andrew Blackman and Mrs Frank
I-bbits are visiting their sister in Hutcn-
inson. - - VII
Presiding Elder Rule was the guest Of
MIS- Mary Noltimeir Saturday
Mrs. Kent, Of st. Paul, was the guest
OF her CO Usin, Mrs. B. Root.
Miss Julia Bell entertained her brother
CHARLES w. Bell, Tuesday.
Miss Nera Macs was the guest of Miss
Ina Blackburn Sunday.
Mrs Albert Wilkinson has returned
from New York city.
Mrs. NJ. G. Bunneu visited Mrs. Henry
Stacy Wednesday.
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hart street. will entertain the club in

hart street, will entertain the club in
two weeks.
A card party was given Monday even
ing at Odd Fellows hall, on East Sew
enth street, by Ladies Auxiliary to A. O.
awarded to Mrs. F. Marty, Mrs Nightin-
gale, Mrs. McDonough and Mr.. N1ghtin-
gale.
The Elysian Euchre club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs F. Laughlin Mrs
p. Doyle, MRS. P. j. Preney and Mrs.
Altman were prize winners. Mrs. Phe-
ney will entertain the club in two weeks
Mrs. Cornell and Mrs j. Bruggerman,
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Cornell
sister, Mrs. Kafiese.A Prizes were award
ed to Mrs Edward Schaefer, Mrs. T.
Tribbesing and Mrs. HEIDI.
Mrs. j. L. Lowering entertained the
New Century club THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Matthews Ind Mrs. s. E. Kellerman.
The club will meet next with Mrs. Her.
man, of Maria avenue.
The Evening Euchre club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sever Westly, of East Fourth street.
Mrs. c. ID. Anderson, Mrs. "A. p. Rotert,
E.. A KimbalI and M. Hoban won the
prizes.
A number of young people of the bluff
gave surprise party Saturday evening
for Miss Lillian Goeltz, of East Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Kelly, of Hastings
avenue, have issued invitations for a
card party Monday evening in honor OF
the tenth anniversary of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Loop and
daughter, Charlotte, of Maria avenue,
will leave next week for their future
home in Oklahoma.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bates
Avenue NJ e. Church will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. r. II. tombstone. Of
Fremont street
Mrs. Edward Moorehead entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the English Luz
theran Church of the Redeemer Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hfnrichs, of
East Fifth street, entertained at dinner
Sunday in honoFaof their fifteenth wed
ding anniversary.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Johns
Catholic Church will meet Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. P. DAILY, Of Mendoza
street.
The Misses Fannie and Carrie Barlow
gave q valentine party. Friday evening
at their home pm Partridge street.
Rev. A. L. sKoenle, of the Dayton's
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WEST SIDE.

Miss Elizabeth J. Field, daughter of
mrs. Nina Field, of Concord street. and
PERCY J. Chapman of this city. were
4 M TTs tuesday evening at Z o'clock at
street. Rev G. H. Gamble of Mime
apoils, performed the ceremony. The
church was prettily decorated with ferns
PAINS and MOWERS. The bride wore a
carried white roses. She was attended
by Miss Jessie Chapman Vernon T.
Faeid was best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Laurence Lathrop. George Mad
son and Harry Ennis Mr. and Mrs
chapman left on the o'clock train for
western Springs, III. After their return
they Will be at home at 246 East Robbie
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards. Of water street
entertained the members of Diamond
Iouge, Degree of Honor at progressive
GssclIe. Inc prizes were Won by Mrs
IE1o illS MISS Ella Smith, Miss Dollie
Prague -
The Early Hours Social club gave a
very. successful dancing party Monday
6gvenlng at the West Side opera house.
tb ne fPT1ceeGs VII 90 towards paying for
fsh home ~" par
me :, Young Peoples Society of the Beth
any congregational Church gave a val
d Gau e social and handkerchief sale Fri
west Winifred street -
Mrs. F. D. BoIes, assisted bv Mrs AL
ICE van Worst, gave a sleigh ride Mon
DAY evening for the West Side S1nfinvrnr
pie In the party. po
! Miss Violet Gessart and Miss Elsia
sscniillng VIII entertain their friends in
formally Friday evening at the homa nF
the former on East Winifred street.
aarry klmbaH of Dunedin terrace.
mas gone to Brainerd, Mimi, where he
mas accepted position with the North
ern Pacific railroad.
Miss Sadie Shaw, of Hall avenue. is
sSibs.e, [lis, relatives IN Davenport, Iowa
Mrs. E. K. Osgood of Prescott street,
entertained the White Rose Birthday club
at euchre Wednesday afternoon
MISS May Schriber, of West Delos
street, entertained the Young Peonle3 {
Whist club last evening
Inc ;, Ladies Guild Of Ascension Church
met tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. b
harper, of Winifred street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durment, of stryker
avenue, are entertaining Mr. w Dur
ment, OF Aberdeen, S. d.
MRS. Mary Nelson entertained informal
~ monday afternoon in honor Of her
birthday anniversary.
Miss Elizabeth Turner. of East Vvini-
lTeo street, entertained the Autochthons
Monday evening.
Inc Erstwhile Euchre club will be en-
IISErtalned tomorrow evening by Miss
Maud Hayekost
Mrs w. J. Doran, of East Wfnifred
s sftae, VIII entertain at cards Tuesday
. Miss Anna Allen, Of Milwaukee. is the
enuse VI MISS Edith Pierson, of Hall av-
Mr.. Charles Foster, Of West Winifred
StreeI, mas gone to Montana on a busI-
Miss Sadie Milton, Of East Congress-
street. street entertained at cards Friday even
Mr.. ]. F. Berry, Of East isabel straa+
IS visiting in Southern Iowa.
Mrs. Louis Ycerg. of West Isabel street
Is visiting relatives in Chicago.
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The Ladies, Aid Society of the Presby-
terian Church celebrated the nineteenth
anniversary of it's organization with a
valentine social at the home of Mrs G.
M. Benham, of Carroll street, Friday
evening.
Miss Gertrude Still, of Selby avenue,
entertained the Phrosoites at progressive
clnch. Prizes We're won by Misses Luz
Gle Smith and Marian Hendry Albert
Bfant and George Fargo.
The Epworth League of Trinity nj. E.
church gave a social Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Hill
man. The order of B. F. WAS organ
lied
Mrs. c. T. Bowman and Mrs Burlock
entertained the members of the art class
at luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs
Bowman, on Carroll street.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
Slonary Societies Of Trinity M. E. Church
met Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. B. Jacobsen.
Mrs. D. F. Brooks, Of Lynnhurst ave
nue., entertained the Ladies Aid Society
Of Olivet Congregational Church Thurs
day afternoon.
The ladies of Trinity M E. church will
give a disguise party at the home of
Mrs. E. L. Burton, of Rondo street, Fri
day evening.
Miss Vera Pinch entertained at cards
for Miss Marian Wilkes. Prizes were
won won by Edna Walker and Miss Anna
Mrs. $: F. Michel, of Detroit, is the
guest OF her parents Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
1)oWn1ng; of Marshall avenue
The Up-To-Date Mission club met Mon
day evening at the home of Miss Flor
ence Cridor, of Prior avenue.
Miss Dennison, of Davenport. Iowa.
has been the guest of Mrs. James D.
Du Shane, of Iglehart street.
The Society of Junior Workers met
Wednesday afternoon with Miss Alice
Burton, of Rondo street.
Mrs. Isaac Black, of Duluth base been
the guest of her sister, Mrs B. A. Phil
bps, of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Meredith. of Casselton, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Holbert, of
Iglehart street.
Mrs. Harry George of Moore avenue
entertained the We Girls club Tuesday
Mrs. A T. Patterson, of Bismarck, N
4, IS the guest of her mother, Mrs. T..
Richard Marvin, of Duluth, was the
guest Of park friends the first Of the
week. ~
Miss Carrie Mulben, of Wabasha, has
been the guest of Mrs c. j. Hermason,
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Walsh, of Chicago, and Mrs. Mcdonald
and Miss Gertrude Mcdonald, of Valley
City, N. D.
Miss Lucille Egan, who is member
of The Stroliers' company, will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Egan,
next week during the company'S st. Paul
engagement.
Mrs. Hubbard, of Red Wing, and Mrs.
Charles H McGill, St. Paul, wife and
daughter of Gen. Lucfus f. Hubbard,
will leave Monday for the South
Mr. q. w. Turner, manager of Mann
heimer Bros interior decorating and up
holstering department, left Thursday
evening for New York.
Miss Hulda Lambert, of Young Amer
lea. has been spending the past week
with Mrs. A. B. Mcknight, of Mclean
avenue.
Mrs. HURT and daughters, who have
been visiting Mrs. s. K. Jenkins, ST. Bed
ford street, have returned to Princeton.
Mrs. Darius Miller of Summit avenue,
will leave this week to spend the re-
mainder of the winter in the South
Miss Margaret Middleton, of Ashland
avenue, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gran
vile Fisher, of Washington, D. G.
Miss R. A. Foley, of Manufacturer Bros.
millinery department, is in New York i'll
search of late spring novelties.
Miss King, of Dayton avenue, will sail
Monday from New York for visit with
| relatives in London.
n. d
Of two months at his old home in Phil
adelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. j. o'shaughnessy Jr.
have gone to Florida to spend few
weeks.
Miss Dillingham;, of New York, is the
guest Of the Misses Furness, Of Irvine
park.
Mrs. T. B. Meagher, OF the Aberdeen.
will return next week from Philadelphia.
Miss Marie Miss, East Sixth street,
has gone East for several weeks.
Mrs. E. S. Dean, 81 Kent street, has
gone to Chicago for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. e. P. Parker, Of Nelson
avenue, are visiting in st. Louis
Mrs. J. w. Hillman, of the Seville. Is
visiting in Chicago and New York
Miss Graves, of Joliet, ILL.,, Is the guest
of Miss Kent, Of Dayton avenue
Miss l.. g. H. Evans, of Smith avenue.
is visiting in GIendive, Mont
Mrs A. s. Briggs, of Fairmont ayenua
has returned from the East.
MI and Mrs. Dudley Hersey, OF the
Aberdeen, have gone South.
Miss Hulda Lambert, who has bean
the guest of Mrs. A. B. Mcknight, Nc
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Personal.

Among the st. Paul people who left
during the past week for California are
Mrs. A. D. S. Johnson, of Summit ave-
nue.; Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Lightner, Mr.
George M. Kenyon, Miss Lila clark, Mrs.
G. S. Rogers and the Misses Rogers, of
Virginia avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt HARDWOOD, of Paris,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
HARDWOOD, of st. Anthony Park They
are members of the American art colony
in Paris, and will return to Paris next
month. Mr.. HARDWOOD was formerly di-
doctor Of the St Paul Art school.
Mrs Amelia D. Heating and Miss Nellie
Bell returned from a three weeks visit
in Washington, New York and Boston.
Miss Cassie Dougher who accompanied
them, has gone to Montreal, Can, to
visit friends.
Mrs. S. M. Farmhouse of East Central
avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Maude
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HAZEL PARK.

Messrs. Elmer EssIer and Fred Samp-
son entertained the Progressive Card club
last Saturday evening. Miss Martha
CARING, Mrs. e. L. TepeI, Messrs.
Charles W. Lyon and Fred Sampson
were recipients Of the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. CARING, Of FIandreau
avenue, We're pleasantly surprised FRI
day evening by their Park friends.
Cards and dancing We're the amusements
OF the evening.
Mrs. Albert Baumgartner, Of South st.
Paul, and children, and Mr. Gardener Of
Marshall, Mimi, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Gunther Jr, Of Elan
drau street.
Mrs. Mckinley, Miss Blanche Terry and
Miss Thora Peterson, of the city, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Mayhem, of Still
water avenue.
Mrs. Welsh, Of Saltwater avenue, en-
tertained a sleighing party from the city
last Saturday evening. Dancing was the
amusement Of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Peterson and fam
lily, Of Hastings avenue, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. McClary, OF
White Bear avenue.
Mrs John Gunther Sr Of Saltwater
avenue, entertained the Stoddard Lee
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were won by Mrs. Eugene Lapine, Mrs.
John Owens, Mrs. L. D. Skull and Mrs.
Taylor.
Royal Oak camp, Royal Neighbors, will
Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. F. E. Sutton,
Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Haren and
Miss Yoerg have charge of the arrange
mentS.
The st. Paul Woman's Auxiliary to the
National Association of Railway Postal
Clerks met with Mrs A. IF. Golfer of
Ashland avenue. Tuesday afternoon,
twenty-five members being present.
The Luther League Of the English
Memorial Lutheran Church will celebrate
its seventeenth anniversary at the church
Tuesday evening. An interesting pro-
gramr1le has been prepared.
The Ladies Aid Society of Constellation
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will
give a card party Tuesday afternoon at
the house of Mrs. I, r. Simpson at the
Buckingham.
Mrs. Pearson, Of West Delos street, will
entertain the members of the Eredelphian
club Tuesday afternoon. The programme
will be a review of Sage's novel, Robert
Tourney
Mayhower Camp. Royal Neighbors, will
hold regular meeting tomorrow evening
at Odd Fellows hall, Firth and Waba-
sha streets. A number VI candidates will
be initiated.
Sanity City Council, u c. II. will give
a colonial party Saturday evening at
ELIAS HAIL. y. M. DISSS6F IS CHd1EU1diA
of the arrangement committee.
Mrs. Mackey, of East Isabel street, will
entertain the Ladies Aid Society of Be
thesda lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, on
Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Social Union of st. Paul. 8
UniYersalist Church will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. F. l.. Daggett, 1882
Dayton avenue.
The Territorial Pioneer Women's club
will give a reception and banquet Satur-
GaU aU6riros az Of in
neapolis.
Mrs. H. NJ Ward will entertain the
Royal Ladies at a. euchre party Friday
afternoon at her home, 80 Harrison av-
enue.
Pride of st. Paul Hive No. Z, Ladies
of the Maccabees. will give a card party
at their hall, SH Robert street, Friday
evening. A luncheon will be served.
Court Alpha, United Order of Foresters,
will give cinch party Wednesday even
ing in the room at Central hall. Friends
are invited.
Mrs H. NJ Ward, 80 Harrison avenue.
will entertain the Royal Ladies' Court
No. at cards Friday afternoon.
| The members Of the Commercial club
will give musicale Tuesday evening,
Feb. 25, to which women will be invited.
Mrs. Quinn, of 69S Bedford street. will
entertain the .Neighborhood Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs j. l.. Lowering, of Hague avenue,
entertained the New Century club Thurs
day afternoon.
Unite Hive, Ladies Of the Maccabees
will give a card party Tuesday evening
at Central hall.
The Laurel Cycle club will give its next
regular dancing party Friday evening
at Lifts hall.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club will
meet Friday afternoon at the Van Buren,
school.
Miss May Schriber, of West Delos street,
entertained the Saturday Whist club last
night.
The ST. Paul Lodge of Elks will give a
colonial cotiIlon Saturday evening at ElkS,
| hail.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

Guiterman Bros Benefit association
held their semi-annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers at Bowlby hall Thursday
evening. The officers for the ensuing
year are: l. Lande, president; Mr..
Wheeler. vice president; j. p. Monitor,
secretary; c. McMonigal, treasurer; Miss
K. Phalen, collector; board of trustees,
!. Cohen, chairman; Fl. Salt, H. Hanson
Celia Dixon and Mary Schultz. After
the meeting progressive cinch was played
and a dozen dances were enjoyed to the
music of the Summit orchestra. During
the meeting a recitation was given by
Mr.. Cooperman, and a mandolin trio by
Mr.. Habercorn and his friends was en-
Enthusiastically received. The committee
are now making final preparations for
the ball to be given ST. Patrick's night
at Lifts hall.
The benefit ball rendered ]. E. Speth
by his telegraph associates and friends
at Bowlby hall Saturday evening" Feb
s. was very successful, 125 couples being
in attendance, including large repre-
sentation from saltwater. St Anthony
Hill orchestra furnished the music L.
p Busch and j. c. Moore had charge of
the arrangements.
The Lower Town Mothers club will
meet "Wednesday at 3:45 o'clock in the
Hawthorne school. DIR. Harry NJ Lufkin
Physical Development of the Child with
Relation to School Life" Music will he
provided by Miss Maize Willard.
A colonial social will be given by the
iauleS OF 81. FauIS OnlverSal1St church
at $50 O'Clock Saturday evening, Feb.
- at the residence of Mr. and Mrs H
u. Lamb, $50 Laurel avenue. George and
Martha Washington will assist the ladies
in receiving their friends.
Mrs. Daniel E. Hickey of Ravine street
entertained the Eidelweiss Euchre club
Thursday afternoon. Favors were won
by Mrs. H. b. burning. Mrs. J. O. Cava-
Laugh, Mrs. Hickey and Miss Alma Crit
fin Mrs. Beck, Of College avenue. win be
the next hostess.
Minnehaha Lodge No. 81, Ladies' Aux
llary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive
tlremen, gave a valentine euchre Thurs
Gay at Central hall. FavorS We're won bv
Mrs. s Sandberg, Mrs. E. Villaume Mrs
NJ. Rockstroh, Mrs. Wallace A. Scott and
r. L. Cosgrove.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club will
meet on Friday afternoon at 3:45 at the
Van Buren, school. Mrs E. NJ La Peno
there, president of the Minnesota Wom-
ems Federation of Clubs will address the
meeting on Industrial Training in Edu-
cation
The Endless Chain Social club met on
Thursday afternoon at Central hall Fa-
VorS were won by Mesdames Wall
Mounts, Robertson and Longaker A pill
low was raffied and won by Miss RYAN. of
St. Adams street.
The ladies of Bethany CONGREGATIONAL
church VIII give a colonial social at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hosmer
corner Of Stryker avenue and West Wini-
fred street Friday evening. Supper will
Mrs. J. E. Boucher. of Thirteenth
street, entertained the North St. Paul
Clnch club Thursday afternoon. Prizes
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friends at her residence or Warren street
Tuesday evening. The rooms were dec
oTated with cut flowers and palms. j.
Sharkey and r. GeI1an contributed a mu-
steal programme. NJ. Greene spoke on
What Is Man?'
Miss Alma Smith gave a comic valen-
tine party Friday evening at her home on
street. She was assisted by the
Misses Lustons, Dargelot and Robertson.
Miss Margaret Mccarthy and Miss Mat
tie Gleason entertained a few of their
friends at their home, 244 Louis street,
Mrs. J. R. Shaw entertained at cards
Wednesday evening at her home on Beau
mont street for Miss Kreiser.
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DAYToN,s BLUFF.


A number of friends gave a surprise
party Friday evening for Miss Hertha,
Rink at the home of Miss Agnes Larson
of Mound street. Among those present
were the Misses Mamie Arnold, Margaret
Gibson, Mamie Arth, Mabel Mattimore,
Agnes Larson and Ruth Larson: Messrs
Alfonso Koerner, Charles Hoffmeier, Roy
Noonan, Truman Miller, Charles Wielde.
James Dewitt, Fred Doehne and Lee
Stephens. 49,
A sacred concert will be given this
evening in the Bates avenue M. E.
church. The chorus choir of about thir-
ty-fves voices will take part, assisted by
Mrs. Katherine Grey and Mrs. d. O'Mara.
Rev. Trico Constantine and mis- children,
of Bulgaria, will sing Bulgarian songs,
and Rev. Constantine will make a short
address on the customs of his country.
Mrs. e. H. Miller, of East Fifth street,
entertained the Tuesday Afternoon club
Prizes Were taken by Mrs. George Wich-
man, Mrs. Adoiph Giesen and Mrs. George
Freeman Mrs. George Wichman, of Igle-
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street. have returned from Bemidii. aft
er five months absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis KlinfeIIer, Of Payne
avenue, entertained the M H. K z. cIup
last evening.
Mrs Stockwell. Of Magnolia street, has
returned from Eau Claire, Wis.
Bernard Currie, Of Beech street, is in
land
Mrs. George P. Stout is at Pine Island.
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Lean avenue, has returned to Young
America
Miss Nellie B. Hope, Dayton avenue
has gone to. Nassau, Fla.
Miss McQuilIan, Of Ashland avenue, has
returned from the South
Mrs. J. I. McCue, of Kent street. is
visiting in Sioux City
Miss Bartlett, of Dayton avenue, is in
Chicago.
Mrs, Louis Yoerg, Of Isabel street, is in
Chicago.
Mrs. M. Gross has gone to New York.
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o suave and scented slipper!
Where is she cur worshiped ripper?
All, my vacant little dove-nest, with your
wanton, withered bow!
Where are fed your freaks and fancies,
All the heydays and the Dances?
Where is she who poised and painted Ger
the footlights starry glow?
What other foot can fit you,
Since she fled who did outwit you,
She who robbed you Of her fairy tread,
its warm and rosy throb?
fAh, ] never guessed it parting,
When l saw that teardrop staring,
Caught a willfuI glance she cast me, hear
the gathering girlish sob)
Youths happy star is set!
like the rose-red cigarette
That so often sparkIed gayly in h care
less finger tips.)
We have beth outlived our uses.
Times rebuffs and loves abuses
Dead orr dreams and days of pleasure
with the laughter of her Inns.
Edward Uppington Valentine.
A ping pong tournament will be held
a. the Town and Country club Saturday
afternoon Ping pong is a new game to
81 Paul and may be described as kind
or t9hle tennis. The play will begin at
o'clock hut the entries will close five
hours earlier A table d'hote dinner will
he served from to $3.50 and there will
be dancing during the evening.
Mrs Gardner. of Western avenue. gave
luncheon Friday in honor of Miss Nc
KAY. of MINNEAPOLIS. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Miss Nina Jones. of Grand avenue. gave
An informal reception FRIDAY afternoon
IN honor Of Miss Florence Gheen. Miss
Jones was assisted by SIS Lucille Davis.
Mi~F Alice Maxfield and Miss Marjorie
Barrows
Mrs John F. Stevens. of Summit ave-
nre. gave an informal luncheon yesterday
afternoon. Yellow ionquils and yellow
hooded candelabras furnished very
artistic decorations.
Ny. and Mrs A. G. Floan will entertain
informally Thursday evening at their
home on Ashland avenue, in celebration
of their wooden wedding.
Mrs, w. J. Doran viii give a card rarty
Tuesday afternoon at her home on Wini-
fred street.
Mrs n s. Elliott. Of Fairnount ave-
nl,e. will give a thirnble bee Tuesday
Hf+ernoon in honor of Wrs Hewett Of
Kewanee. H., and Miss Elliott, Of Chi
cago.
Mrs Charles w. Peaso. of Grand ave.
ni'e, viii entertain the Harmony Euchre
club Wednesday afternoon.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

Miss Ruby Thomas, of Collins street,
will entertain at a commercial cinch
party tomorrow evening in celebration of
her birthday.
Mrs. H. M. Ward, of Harrison avenue,
VIII give a progressive euchre Tuesday
afternoon for the members of the Lin
coin Card club.
Mrs. w. S. Thorn, Of Arundel street,
will entertain the members of the Aufait
Euchre club tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs M. N. Goss will give q valentine
party Thursday afternoon at her home on
Winifred street.
Mrs. George d. Hammond will enter
tain the New Century club Thursday aft
ernoon at cards.
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Japan"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adair, Of Mime
apolis, spent Saturday with Park friends.
M. T. Sanders, of Saltwater avenue,
left for Washington, ID. c.. Wednesday.
Miss Ida Cannon returned Wednesday
from a visit in Chicago.