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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-13
CR0OKsToN.

The social event of the week was a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. john Nc
Kinnon on Wednesday. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames DeForest Buck
len, H. Murray, DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Dam
pier Miss Olive Fortier, Mrs. Conger, Mr..
j. P. Foote and Mr.. w. E. Mckenzie
DR.. and Mrs G. H. Denn.stOn entertain
ed Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
William Smith, who is visiting mere from
Bartlett, N. D.
Miss Margaret McKinnon has left for
Minneapolis to resume her studies in the
Sacred Heart convent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waller, who were
married at Grand Forks recently, are
spending few days in the city en- route
to their home at Minot.
Miss Charlotte Anglim has returned
from a weeks tisit with friends in st.
Paul.
Mrs. W. E. Mckenzie is at Racine,
Wis. whittier she accompanied Master
Norman who is attending school there.
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. Heating have re-
turned from St Cloud, where Mrs. Keat-
ing has spent the holidays.
The Recreation cl1o. one Of the newest
Wednesday by Mrs. W. d. Ferguson.
The Crookston-Red Lake Falls high
school debate will take place at the lat
ter place Friday night the 18th.
Exciting horse races were held on the
ice Friday, horses owned by Dan Nc
Kinnon, Joe Eckert and f. c. Brown be-
ing entered. Dan McKinnon's Queen
withdrawn, and Okatara, OTned by p.
G. Brown, won the next two heats of the
race.
Mrs Jessie R. Hanna, of the town Of
Hammond, died at her home Friday. She
was siXty-five years of age.
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The Only WAY.

We have such a miserable cook said
Dlmpleton, that I've got so that I hate
&c &c nome at night. This servant dues-
tlon Is gradually upsetting the whole
Witherby smiled plying smile what
do YOU keep her for?'' he asked
Why, we keep her. replied Dimple-
ten. because. the chances are the next
one will be Worse''
Witherby laid his hands on his friends
Shoulder MY dear fellow he said,
THAT is the whole trouble That is the
KEY to. the entire question Household
ers as a rule. are too tmid or too lazy.
l don't know which. You take ANYTHING
you can get, and suffer. rather than
change"
But interrupted Dimpleton. with
some surprise, why should we change
if it doesn't do any good?''
THE point" replied Witherby is this
I've tried it and know. My method is
troublesome for a while. but it pays, I
keep on changing until I just get the
girl | want. | never engage a servant
for more than a weeks trial. Then Il
she doesn't fulfill my requirements ex-.
aotly, try another one. 1 keep tits up
until 1 am satisfied. Of course while
you are doing this it is more or less uD-
setting. But it's the only way
Dimpleton was thoughtful. 81 don't
know but you're right" he said. finally.
How long have you been trying this?'
Witherby sighed. About sixteen
years. he said.-Tit-Bits.
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HOT SPRINGS.

Mrs. Josephine F. Anderson entertain
party e Nv :
Mrs, Inez GODDARD gave a supper party
1dst f1day evening in honor of Mrs
marguerite r.. Hill, of Memphis Tenn
sheet and pilloWcase party was given
saturday night by Miss Goodykoontz and
NI4SS " erddh heIlar as farewell to Mis-
Gooqykoontz, who leaves next week.
Albert Anderson has returned horne
from Deadwood, where he has been since
Christmas week
n. X: Moore returned a few DAYS ago
IRON his trip to Wyoming.
MRS. Joseph Marcaux and children and
ira Williams, of Piedmont, S. D., who
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. II
Pierce for the holidays, returned nome
Friday. 4ioAne
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Miller and daughter
1 81 LEAD CITY, We're the guests of Miss
Emma SlIkenson few days last week.
IN, MI; FTank Flick, who has been i'll in
able to be out. :"
The members of the Pastime club pre-
Senied handsome gold locket to Mr..
Rlehard Hummel at the last dance of the
clGo. IN appreciation of his services as
Miss Alice Watts, teacher in the fifth
grade OF the public school here, has re-
signed an gone to Benedict, Neb. Miss
Nellie Osmotherly, of Hot Springs. has
neen appointed to fill the vacancy
Mrs. w. A. Fenner and children have
returned from the East.
NJ me annual election of officers of the
Modern brotherhood of America took
place last week with the following re-
SUIT 81 Nora H. Hanson, president: Lulu
=: Ilo GI wee president; Sarah H. Ben
nett chaplain: Minnie Nicholson. con-
6uctress Charles Seig, treasurer; J. J.
Marsh, secretary; Mrs L. Gordon watch
and Otto Strom, sentry
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GRAND FORKS.

Last summer Hon. Andrew Carnegie Of
Ierea TO donate to the city of Grand
FORKS $4,000 for public library. This
was on condition that the city would
furnish q site and provide for mainten-
nance. The matter of maintenance was
quickly arranged. as the city council
appropriated S2,5G0 for annual main+e-
nance. The method of raising funds for
site was not determined at once. and
when it was finally decided to apply to
the council for this purpose as well. the
appropriations for the year had been
made, and the council had no authority
70 use money from the general fund
Tor this purpose. The library board then
asked the citizens to contribute, which
they have done literally, and the board
will probably be in a position within a
month to make a purchase. Owners of
eIglble sites have been asked to submit
oHers, and several have complied About
$500 viii be invested in a site.
AZ the bowlng tournament in East
Grand Forks by g. points.
Iracy r. Bungs has been appointed to
assist the state in the trial of the West
murder case, which begins Jan. 20.
Oh Monday evening Miss Florence Pace,
M. E. church under the auspices of the
ladies of he Episcopal church. Miss
Pace has been in the city for some time
the guest Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Rand have returned
from Minneapolis visit.
Mayor and Mrs Dinnie have gone
South and West for a trip.
The Fortaightly club met last Tuesday
evening at the home of w. A. Gordon
The members We're accompanied by their
wives. aid the programme was entirely
musical.
Z Rev. and Mrs. Hutchinson of Bowes~
mont. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
WBShip for few days.
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entertained party Of editors of Redwood
county. Those present were: F. S. Pol
lard, Morgan; George Bartholomew, Of
7 R; Tuttle, of yesta; F. @. Keene. of
Belview, and A. M. Wells, of the Reveille.
Miss June Watson. of Marshall. is the
guest of Miss Julia Huntington.
Mrs. w. e. Belt. of Viroqua. Wis. IS
The guest of her sister, Mrs. F. L. War
Mrs. S D. v.estfan has gone to Den
Yer Col. where she will visit for some
tire with relatives and friends.
". d. Lines has returned from his
visit in the Twin cities.
Mrs. NJ. w Clay. of Hutchinson, is The
guest of the family of Fred L. Warner
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Everett returned
Friday from ST. Paul, where they had
been visiting with their son, E. E. Eyer
A series of revival meetings are in
progress at the Christian church, with
Pastor E. A. Orr in charge.
Thursday afternoon Mesdames H. A.
Baldwin, G. B. Hughes and C. A. Lusch
e. entertained a party of ladies at caIds.
The function was called an 'unlucky
E. A. Cross has returned from his
visit with relatives and friends in aid
County Attorney Frank. Clague came
ove- from Lamberton Mon Law to attend
the meeting of the county commission
Mrs. Carrie Barker, of Croto1 Falls.
Il. Y. is visiting with o. B. Turrell and
family.
The stockholders of the Bank of Red
xooG Falls held their meeting hele Mon
day and selected c.. D. GilliUa1, 2.
Robinson, N. V. r. Hunter, G. w. Dick
inson and G. E. Mckay as board of direc-
tors. The directors elected G. T.. Mckay
president and G. w. Dickinson cashier.
Mrs. c. A. Pape, of Renville,. spent a
few days of last week hera, the guest
ot the family of W: H. Gold.a
Ernest Cook md Miss Carrie Pratt
were married Wednesday, Rev. II. Good
acre officiating.
During the year 1901 the city consumed
TO- 0O500 gallons of water. Had it not
haen for shortage Of the supply lie con-
sumption would have been much greater;
of New Avon has elected t'.e following
officers for the ensuing, vear: Frank
Bey er, president: EDWARD EehrinG, vice
president; Robert n,uz, reasurcr; GecrGe
GCbliSh, secretary.
George Miller has returned from lis
visit with veil ii YES at Rochester.
Mrs. Frank Rogers, of Owatonna spent
a few days of last week visiting with
Mrs. c.. r. Pease.
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NEW PAYNEsVILLE.

The stockholders of the Paynesville
Farmers Cooperative Creamery associa-
ton at their annual meeting elected 5.
P. Roach, president; James H. Boylan,
treasurer; F. C. Nehring, secretary. with
George Pemble and A. F. Nehring, di-
rectors. L. j. Greellong will remain as
buttermaker.
The officers of Paynesville Lodge No.
197, A. 0. u. W., were installed at a puO-
lie installation at the A. o. U. w. hall on
Friday evening. DR.. G. E. Putney acting
as installing officer.
The third and last entertainment of the
high school series will be given at Han
sons hall on the evening of Jan. %,
where Rev. Harry Knowles, chaplain of
the Minnesota mouse of representatives,
will deliver lecture upon Patriots.
and How They Are Made
Ed Drinkwater and Roy Gerolemy, of
BOwbells. N. D., are spending some time
in this vicinity engaged in buying horses
to ship to the North Dakota market.
A D. Chisholm, of Belgrade, spent Fri
day in this city.
Mrs. James Fair on Monday returned
from Lidgerwood, N D., where she had
been for some weeks nursing her son, w.
w. Cummings who has been seriously
i'll, but is now much improved
The New Paynesville Social club gave
its third hop at HansOn'S hall on Fri
day evening: 1t was a very pleasant al
fair and quite largely attended.
A movement was started during the
past week having for it's object the build
ing of a twenty room summer hotel at
Lake Koronis. Sufficient stock has been
subscribed to insure building and a meet
ing of the subscribers to the stock for
organization and incorporation was held
on Saturday evening.
Prof. F. E. Lockerby, spent the first
three days of this week visiting high
schools in the southern part of the state,
returning to his work here on Wednesday
evening.
DR.. ?. C. Pilon, spent Saturday in Min
neapolis attending an operation at the
free dispensary, returning Sunday even
ing.
R. j. futile. of Dallas, Wis, is looking
after his business interests in this vi
entity.
The management of the New Paynes-
vile Baseball team will give a masquer-
ade ball at Hanson's hall on the evening
of Friday, Nov. Z.
The Epiphany supper of st. Stephens
parish was held at the residence Of Frank
Tolman on Tuesday evening Of this week.
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No Place for Tunne1.

A Scotsman who had been employed
nearly all his life in the building of rail-
ways in the Highlands of Scotland came
to this country in his later years, and
settled in new section on the plaine Of
1re Tar Mes soon s aIueT hS fn m
construction of a railway through the
district, and the Scotsman was applied
to as man of experience in such mat
tiers.
''Hoot. mon!' said he to the spokes-
man of the scheme, rye Gamma build a
railway across this country"
why not Mr.. Ferguson
''Why not?" he repeated with an air
of effectually settling the whole matter
why not! Dae We no see the coun-
try's as fat as a floor, and we dinna haze
Ony place whatever to run your tunnels
through?"-New York Tribune
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South Dakota
PIERRE.

The Woman's club held an unusually
interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. E. Nipple. The
programme was in charge of the domes
tic science department, and consisted of
practical demonstrations-the results
salad, waters, strawberry sponge, ana
chocolate being served to the members
and guests, while Mrs. Barney rendered
several instrumental solos in her usual
inimitable manner.
Lieut.. NJ Zen Guthrie, who spent the
holidays at home in this city. returned
Saturday to his studies in Minneapolis.
The ffreman's uniform ball at the opera
house Friday night was largely attend
ed, and everything passed off pleasantly
without a jar to mar the pleasure of the
evening.
Mrs. Mcdonald and two daughter.
have arrived from Britton to join the
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald at his new charge at
Okobojo. Sully county.
Mrs. T. i. Blanchard has returned
from her holiday visit with relatives at
Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Judge L. E. Gaffy was sworn in last
Saturday morning in the office of Presfd
ing Judge Haney, of the supreme court,
who administered the oath of Office.
The melting snow has made numerous
small ponds at places in the city, and
are too small for a quota of skaters to
take advantage Of their presence.
Mr.. and Mrs: Wagner, of st. Paul, who
have been visiting relatives in the city,
returned home Monady
A number Of Pierre peor'o took adj
vantage of the ice crossing and fine
weather to drive out to the Philip buffalo
pasture last Sunday and look at the
herd.
Mrs. Aiken, of West Salem. Wis, ar
rived here Sunday and drove out to ST
Johns Mission school. at Fort Bennett,
where she takes a position as a teacher
Manuel Sylvia and family have returned
from a holiday visit Of several weeks
with old acquaintance in the south
eastern part Of the state.
Capt. Philip Lawrence and wife, of
Huron, have been visiting friends in this
city several days this week.
Col. r. w. Stewart returned Tuesday
from an extended business visit in the
Black Hills country.
Harry Hunt, of Madison, is in the city
attempting to secure a fve-year lease on
the opera house.
Land seekers are becoming numerous
and all are seeking locations in the
southeastern corner of this, Hughes
county, where there is yet considerable
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of her brothers, John and Nicholas Klein
schmidt. has returned to her home in
Wisconsin.
Miss Olsen. who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Parry for several
weeks, has returned to Madelia.
Misses Flossie Macbeth, Eleanor Wood
nearly 100 of their young friends Sat
Urday night Punch was served, and the
Mandolin orchestra furnished the music
Misses Jones and Lewis. who have been
visiting with PARENTS in the city, have
returned to Candy.
c. H. Saulpaugh returned Saturday
from Excelsior Springs, Mo.
John Kuhn. who has been guest N
the city for several days, returned to
ms hcme IN Aurora, III.
Munson Burton and family arrived
Saturday to make their home in the city.
Mr. Burton is connected with the Man
Mr.. George, Deber, of ST Peter, and
Miss Mathilda Larson, of this; city, We're
married Saturday, Rev, Lewis Johnson,
OF the Swedish NJ E. church, officiating.
The -year-old son of James Moore,
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Iaul road. was seriously injured while
cC&sting Monday afternoon
Miss Anna Brugger and Mr.. M. c. Nc
SCaffrey were married Tuesday morning
eat St Johns Catholic church by Rev
sFether Hughes. Mr.. Mccartney is the
Publishing house, of New York, having
headquarters at Minneapolis.
Miss Doris and Lena Little entertained
a number of friends at their home Satur-
day evening in honor of their guest Da-
Vid Stevenson, Of Rochester. The even
ing was spent in dancing and playing
games.
John E. Diamond has returned from
South Dakota.
William Ellis. of Sterling Center. was
a visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs. H. Guttman is visiting friends IN
Marshall.
Mrs J. D. Grojean, of Hendricks, WIS.,
itcl over Sunday with friends in the
George w. Achard and wife returned
Monday from a visit in Minneapolis
Miss Kat Sparrow returned Monday
from a weeks visit with friends in
Faribault.
Mayor Fairchild and John Stevens were
in the city Tuesday.
Ray Keith of Minneapolis. who has
been the guest of his grandfather, John
Diamond, returned to the city Tuesday.
Attorney M. ]. SevGSnce and w. n.
Plymat went to Faribault Tuesday, where
they had a case before Judge Quinn.
Miss Frances Wells, who has been
spending the holiday vacation with her
parents, has returned to Mortified.
Quite a serious blaze occurred at the
home of John Peterson Wednesday morn
ing. The floor became ignited from the
fire in a heating stove in the upper story,
and the house and much of the furniture
was badly DANA ged.
D. S. Stern, of Chicago, is in the city
or business,
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government land to be secured, but it is
being rapidly taken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane entertain
ed number of friends at their rooms
in the Locke, Tuesday evening
H. d. Anderson is here from Sturgis
In attendance on the meeting Of the state
brand commission
a special train came in Wednesday
night bringing Division Supt. Cantillon
ana and General Agent Johnson. of Wnona;
ana Assistant Supt- Stewart and Travel.
lng Agent Goodman, of Huron.
Mrs Hereid and son, Roscoe arrived
IN the city Thursday to remain for the
rest OF the winter. The governor eot
as Tar as Huron on his way, but was
recalled to Eureka by. a telegram and
VIII not be here until later in the week.
capt. A. >. Hill has returned from q
VISIT OF over year in New York. Ha
IS yet interested in hitching post de.
vice winch he patented while a resident
Of this city. =
On account of the ice formed in all
low places on the prairies from melting
SHOWS, range riding is risky at present
ana the riders who are not very care,
1ul are meeting with accidents. RIM
d II morse cannot turn on ice without
risk, but many are taken and fhe
wonder IS that o<few are injured.
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sHAKOPEE.


on an extended visit with her parents.
Joseph A. Ring is laid UP at his nome
with an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Mike Berens entertained Mrs. Cur
tiss of Minneapolis, Wednesday.
Miss Anna Eies depared Friday even
ing on her return trip to Sacred Hecu t
academy, at Duluth, where she is study
ing music
Mrs A. G. Cooper departed yesterday
for Butte. Mont, after an extended visit
with relatives here.
c. G. Storer, Joseph Linhoff and c. r.
Strunk are chosen delegates from 1he
Shakopee Fair association to the State
Agricultural society meeting, to be held
at st. Paul next week.
Mrs. Frances Buell. Ilson installed
officers~in the Degree. of Honor lodge last
Monday night. The degree was also con.
ferred upon Mrs. M. R. Males, Mrs. h.
Teich and Miss Eva Riggs
Mrs. II. p. Fischer visited at St. Paul
last Friday
Miss Jessie Ives is the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. S. Pope.
Mrs. j. A. Engelhart, of Redwood
Falls was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Wright, last Sunday.
Martin Doeherty went to st. Paul Fri
day to make the purchase of a new BIZ
lard table.
The annual meeting Of the estockhold-
ers Of the First NationaI bank will tax.
place next Tuesday at the bank par
E. B. Schneider, of Alma, Wis, called
on his many shakopee friends this last
Mrs E. j. cogswen arrived wednes-
day for a brief visit with old Shakotee
friends. She was on her way home 10
Devils Lake. N. D. assn
John F. Schroeder, of Monroe, S. u.
will depart on his journey home after
an extenued visit with friends and rela-
tives in this neigh orhood.
Mrs. Lou McKellop, of Hewitt, is the
guest Of relatives here. and at Prior
Lake.
Miss Anna Berens resigned her position
as stenographer in the office of the Min
nesota Stove company. and after short
rest viii accept Similar position III
North Dakota
The Q. M o. S. S. girls attended a
dance at the home of the Misses Eler
at Eagle Creek last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. A H. Worker, of st. Paul. mas
accepted the position Of stenOgrapher at
the stove company, made vacant by Miss
Anna Berens.
Deputy High chief Ranger M. H.
Fltzpatrlck installed officers at the meet
ing of the St. Henry's court. c. o. F. y
The knights and Ladies of the Crok-
OF MISS Nellie Page last Saturday even
Walter schoch,i who has had eight
years. experience at the stove company
as molder, resigned his position and
went to work at st. Paul. for the st.
Paul Iron foundry
Died--Zihak, Sunday, Jan 5, 1902 of
general debility Mrs Mary Zihak, agei
elghty-three years. Bosch, Monday morn
ing, Jan. 8, 1902, of membranous Group,
one of the twin boys of Mr. and Mrs,
frank bosch, aged two years.
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Minnesota.
WADENA.

Asher Murray resigns as city treasurer
for business reasons. E. J. Austin of
The First National bank, elected to fill
the place.
Mr.. and Mrs A C. Broker have is
sued invitations to card party, which
they viii give Saturday evening.
Last Friday evening Miss Pearl John
son and Robert Davidson were married
at the NJ. i. parsonage by Rev. John
Watson.
c. f Day, the jeweIer at ]. r. An
derson's store, and Miss Clarissa NJ
Brown were married last week at the
brides home at Rochester. The couple
arrived in Wadena this week.
Reinhold Migge, Of Menahga, was IN
The city Tuesday.
John Andersen, the Sebelxa merchant
was in the city Tuesday
Fritz Blocker, of Menahga, was in
town several days this week.
Editor Carjola, of the Menahga Mes
senger, was in the city Wednesday.
Theodore Brcckhof left Wednesday for
his mothers home in Wisconsin.
Miss Fannie Ravson and Grace Lid
dell returned to Minneapolis Monday,
where they are attending the university.
E. H. We'll has rented H. F. Burch's
cottage, on Third street, just vacated
by L. A. Pell.
Rev. ]. C. Steigley was down to st.
Cloud Monday and TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c.. Burk returned
from Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. HAPPIER re-
turned yesterday from their visit in Iowa,
Minneapolis, Little Falls, Grand Forks
and other points.
Miss Jennie Robertson Will leave for
Duluth tomorrow night, after a three
weeks visit with her parents.
shernf Irwin made trip to Fergus
limo
the insane hospital
NJ. Davidson, of Staples, was in town
Monday, renewing old acquaintance.
Dr. Kenyon made a professional trip
10 Motley Monday.
Supt. Cen stock went to st. Paul yes
terday morning
N j. Cameron, a fireman on the North
orn Pacifs broke his arm this morning
whlle the engine was taking water at
the tank.
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was i'll but a week The funeral occurs
Sunday from the cathedral at St. Cloud.
Dennis Lennon, who arrived from
Kalispell, Mont, onaa visit ITO. relatives,
was stricken with smallpox of a severe
type. The house is quarantined
place, is lyine at deaths door with an
attack of neuralgia OF the heart Mem
-bers of his family have been summoned
to his bedside. a
u On Thursday the county printing was
awarded to the Sentinel
The ]. Neils Lumber company on Mon
day will receive its first consignment of
logs from Cass Lake.
The quarantine has been raised from
the homes G. II. Holman for diphtheria.
The county officers have moved into
their quarters in the new court house al
EoleY.
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Worth Dakota
FARGO.

ne social event of last week was ~
udnclng party given by Mesdar7,ee = M ne
row, Hunter and Baker and fba Sr -Stol-
polltaq club dance. At the forronr I F7',, o.
o oioa there were over "N] guests. ana the
season ~ o"eHest OF the
The Southside Euchre club met Wiz
MIS- oe Lendreme Wednesday evening
~, LaSt night there was a reception Al
ne T argo college TO President Morley
miss MISS Addie Everhart entertained The
ElTe club Thursday evening.
mrs. E; e. Cole is in New York for sev-
eral weeks visit "a - se'-
MRS. Col; Lounsbercy ana granddaue1a-
TER Miss Dorothea C1enIe IN. will Iesva
~ In;v3 q lew Gays for Los Angeles Tor the
Tuesday evening Mrs. F. F. Grant o.
tertal1ed dinner party
MISS Hector has returned to the TCIv
school in New York ~
MISS carrie Eddy, of Fargo who has
oeen IN La Crosse, the guest of Rev. AMI
Mrs w. II. Vane, will extend her trim
TO cleveland, where she will be with her
granqmother some time.
Blshop and Mrs Mann are moving ~
the Episcopal residence The recenfion
10 the bishop Thursday evening was an
important affair in Episcopal circles and
was largely attended. 1t occurred at tha
Waldorf q Iiie
Francis Henwood entertained IN bic
broadWay apartments last evening.
1nursday evening Miss Irma Cole gave
eight. ioi