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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-01
PERSONAL,

MRS. G. w. Evans and Miss Barker. of
the Metropolitan hotel, gave card party
yesterday afternoon for Miss Florence
hiuckholm Ten tables OF progressive
euchre were played.
Mrs. j. G. Funk, who has veen visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Maurer
OF Lincoln avenue, will leave Monday for
her future home in the South.
Mrs. G.. d. Gilfllan, of Pleasant ave-
nue.. viii leave this evening to spend the
ifolria.
Miss Rodney Smith, of Holly avenue.
gave small tea yesterday afternoon for
MISS Hilda Jones. of bennington, Eng
Miss Ingram, OF 81 Bellevue avenue
Tor the past week has been entertaining
Mrs. f. Bannochie. Of Lake Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Brawley, of Fer
gus FANS, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
X. j, OConnell, of Carroll street.
Mrs Emma M Van Voorhees, has gone to
her daughter, Mrs. c. w. Braden.
Mrs. III. c. Grant, Minneapolis, was the
guest of Mrs. S. II. Putnam, East Third
street. the past week
Mrs. c. H. Watson of Waukesha. is the
guest OF Mrs. &. H Hendrickson, of the
Mr., and Mrs. Louis D. Wilkes. of the
Aberdeen, returned yesterday from New
York.
Mrs. w. r. McMurran, of Iglehart street
entertained informally yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. o. Claussen, of Laurel avenue. has
returned from a visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Newport, of Ashland avenue, has
returned from a visit to Faribault
Mrs Mcleod of the Ashland is visiting
In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Murray are visiting
In Des Moines. Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs Frank G.. Winter are in
New York.
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Up-to-Date Dentistry Aims to
Preserve the Natural
Beauty of the
.............. Teeth.

It is not SO long since, that the res
toration of defective teeth was mostly
accomplished by use Of one of the three
materials here. named: Gold. silver
lamalgam) or cement; within the past
few years, however, a new material
for this purpose has been added to the
list. Foremost to. be named among the
many good reasons for it's employment
are Its remarkable tooth preseryative
qualities and close resemblance to the
natural enamel Of the teeth It is so
easy of insertion that no force what
ever is required, neither does 1t con-
duct heat or cold to the nerve of the
filled tooth, as will a metallic filling.
1t will always retain it's color being
UNAFFECTED by any acid or aIkali taken
into the mouth. Artistically consider
ed, it requires greater skill to success
fully perform than any other class of
filling, therefore will never be In favor
with the cheap" dentist. The follow
ing are extracts from published opIn-
ions Of some of the most capable den
lists practicing in the United States :.
Joseph Head, M. D., D. D. S., Phila-
delphia, Pa: mo experienced dentist
Will deny that well-made porcelain
filings are durable; many filings ten
years old are now preserving the teeth.
No one viii deny that a judiciously
made porcelain inlay is the highest
Dr. CIV. Cochran says:b I'm the
writer's opinion, porcelain has come to
stay as the best and most artistic tooth
preServer extant. A great many prac-
tlt1oners are extremely skepticaI as to
this, just as many Of the profession
were many years ago regarding the
practicability of bridge work, but where
can the thoroughly up-to-date, pro-
gressive dentist be found TODAY that
does not recommend properly con-
structed bridges in preference to par
tial dentures of rVulcanite or metal?
Porcelain dental art is being demand
ed by people of refinement and esthet-
ic taste" -
DIR. W. S. .CApon, Philadelphia "It
saves time and health and Is most de-
sirable to the majority of patients, and,
as one of my lady patients in poor
health recently said, it is DELIGHTFULLY."-
restful.' Rubber dam is always un-
pleasant, and with some people posi-
lively unbearable. With this work the
use or 1t is reduced to rare occasions
DR.. p. w. Evans, Washington, d. c.:
Porcelain Is non-conductive. A SEN
sitive cavity will tolerate 1t perfectly.
and it can therefore be nlaced in many
cavities where the pulp is In close prox-
unity. The non-strain upon the tooth
In its introduction Is also a great adj
vantage"
ConlmendaIOry statements as to the
value Of porcelain inlay work for fill
ing teeth could be referred to here suf-
f1cient to fill page Of this paper. They
are of value for the reason that they
represent the deliberate conclusions of
experienced professional men. If your
teeth require attention cali on DR.. B.
/ c. Cornwell, whose specialties in
dentistry are porcelain inlay filings
( and crown and bridge work, and con-
offices
Der of Commerce Bldg, corner Robert
and Sixth SITS.
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the church Mrs. c. A. Fowbie had
charge OF the affair.
A masquerade party was given Tues
Gay evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Allie. C. Vincent McCue. Arthur
Allie and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fetsch had
charge OF the affair.
The Thimble Bee Society of the Ar
lington Hills Presbyterian church was
entertained Friday afternoon at the home
or the Misses Lama and Irma Green,
on Clark street.
Mrs. F. c. Nelson, of Magnolia street
Will entertain the Ladies Aid Society of
the Arlington Hills Presbyterian church
next Thursday afternoon.
Mesdames Levine, Norlander. Peterson
and Youngstown who compose the Flag
committee, met Friday afternoon in John
Ericsson school.
Mrs. Griffith Jones entertained the E.
o. s. Dramatic club Wednesday evening
at her home on Sims street. Miss Alice
Cox, OF Partridge street, will be the next
hostess. -...,.....
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
Presbyterlan Church gave an entertain
church.
Mrs. Caroline Ditmar. of Case street.
has been entertaining Miss T. Daiker,
OF Perham, and Joseph Shields, Of
Miss Jennie Anderson, of Jessamine
street, Will entertain the Odds and Ends
Society Of Gustavus Adolphus Church to-
morrow.
Mrs. Peterson, of Greenbrier avenue,
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of
Gustayus Adolphus church next Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Imndquist. of Sims
street, entertained part of the week Mr..
Llndgren and Miss Lindgren. of White
Bear.
Miss Florence ostergreen. of Edgerton,
street, entertained the senior class of the
Cleveland High school Friday evening.
Mrs. q. Otto entertained a company of
nine Tuesday evening a their home on
De Soto street. Miss Myrtle assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Bumgardner. Of Burr
street, have been entertaining their par
ents, Judge and Mrs Tidd, of Ohio.
Mrs. e. Larson has been entertaining
Mrs u. Ekholm, of Grand Forks, and
Miss Ekholm, OF Duluth.
Miss Duncan, Of Mississippi street. en-
tertalned during the week Mrs. E. J.
Campbell, of Sioux Falls.
Mr., and Mrs. James Herbert. Of jerks
street, entertained the NJ H K p Eu-
chre club Friday evening.
Miss Martha Fink, of Sims street, IS
spending a few weeks with friends in
Cambridge, MINI.
Mrs Nelson. Of Whitewater. Wis. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A Asvumb,
of Sims street.
Mrs. C. w. Bodin, of Reaney street.
entertained the Limited Cinch club Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Clara Hooper, Of Clark street. en-
ing.
Miss Kirby, of Olive street gave pro-
gressive euchre party Thursday evening.
Rev. O. P. Peterson, of the First swed-
ish church. has rendered his resignation
Mrs. D. w. Berry Of Sims street, spent
the week with friends in Holly. MINI
Mrs. Edward Gubersing, Of East Ninth
street, is visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Reed, OF East Tenth street
has returned from New York
tives in Chicago.
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p NORTH ST. PAUL.

Mr.. and Mrs. j., B. Hagaman entertain
ed the members of the dental fraternity
Delta Sigma Delta Of the State ~" at
their home last Friday evening. The
Misses Mary and Amy Fagundas assisted
Miss Marie Millbrook of Minneapolis.
passed Sunday last with Mrs. E. e. Stone
Mrs. Joseph EIoule, Of Great Falls
Mont, spent part of the week with Mrs
Martin Luger.
At the card party given by Mrs. e. A.
Lappine Thursday last Mrs John LuSer
and Mrs. VIII HUSKY won the favors
Mrs. Ellis Moore will be the next hostess
Mr.. and Mrs, j. E. Anger. and Mrs.
Schneider and daughter. of White Bear
We're guests Of Mr. and@sMrs.a F.zAuger
Tuesday last.
Mrs. w. Ferris. who has been visit
Rochester, Mimi, returned home Mon
day last.
The last OF a.sseries of entertainments
.tQr the benefit Of the Epworth league
hall
Miss Tina Mfiprook. VIE has been vis4
siting Mrs, 2 E. Stone the past few
weeks, left Monday last for chicago.
Grace Hay attended a party IN Mime
apofis last Saturday evenlng.&easssssa.assEs
Mrs Charles Schwenlinger, of ST Paul.
VISITED her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hapasius, Monday last.
:, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Goucher, of Axe
ley, Mimi, visited Mr.. and Mrs. N. p
Brahy, the past week. =
The Y. p, s. c. E. held a meeting at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Orth last
Tuesday evening
Mr..and Mrs. N. Rech entertained Mrs.
John Mclaughlin, of Olivia, MINI. a few
days last week.
= Mrs; F. Keim and daughter,sLouise.. OF
st; Paul. spent Sunday last with Mrs.
William Keuhn. -. -
A. w. Rankin. state graded school in
Sspector OF. eessa Minneapolis, visited here
Thursday last
3 Mrs. John Bahln ana VIE. or sWash-'
lngton, visited friends mere a few days
the past week.. z-sss'-S ~
Mrs. W.eCs-Blase, accompanied by her
cnlidren' spent Saturday and Sunday last
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Rotations. Miss Morton and songs by
the Abt quartette. The decorations we're
red, white and blue. Mrs. w w Clark
and and Mrs. f. b. Brace presided i'm the
dlnlng room. The other assisting ladies'
were Mrs. II. +. Baker. Mrs. A T. w
Schutte. Mrs. Walter b. Kelly Mrs D.
A Cudworth and Mrs William Liggett.
an SoWmed in colonial style and powdered
hair. There was a large crowd
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Congre-
gattonal Church was entertained last
dhuISday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
". w, Wllliams, ON Raymond avenue,
instead Of Mrs. c. II. Cannon, as was
announced; The change was made on ac-
count of the serious illness Of Mrs. can
non. The ladies planned to give sale
OF homemade cooking in the church par
iors next Friday for the benefit of the
Sunday school library.
A very enjoyable social was given
Friday evening at the home of Mrs C.
p. Gibson, at LangfOrd Park Place. for
the members and friends of the Congre-
satioldl chuTch mere was large at
tendance. Music and parlOr games were
enjoyed.
The first Of a series Of lectures was
gwen q, n, Mond lay evening in the NJ T. church
M. 70. church, taking for his subject
Days on the Mediterranean"
Rev. S. E. Pressey, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Hunter Mrs. A. J. ReaVes and Mrs. Dow
ing, attended the Congrega tional Union
club Monday evening at the Peoples
church.
The Ladies Guild OF st. Matthew's
Episcopal Church will be entertained to-
morrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs J.
IL. McDermott, on Cromwell avenue.
Mrs. c. A. Dunn and Mrs. Sturdevant,
or Langford Park place, were guests OF
honor at dinner given at the home OF
Mrs. Stone, in Minneapolis, Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ Z.
Church viii be entertained next Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Il. II.
Farnham, on Bayless avenue.
Mrs. E. II. Burghardt, Of Bayless ave-
nue., will entertain the Foreign Mission
airy Society OF the Congregational Church
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Bowling, OF Renvnle, MINI. Is
guest Of Mrs. Arthur J. Reeves. Of Pris-
ella avenue. Fr..
Mrs. Johnson and Miss johnson. Of
st. Cloud, We're guests Of Mrs. J. r. Ma
son, Of Nourse street part Of the week.
Mrs. M. A. Jones, who has been visit
ing, Mrs. J. H McDermott. of Crom-
well avenue, has gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Conley, of Minneapolis, is spending
few weeks with her sister. Mrs. II. y.
Stephenson, Of Raymond avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Akeman OF Bayless
avenue. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Acker-
man, Of Young America.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cudworth, Of
Cromwell avenue, VIII remove shortly 10
St. Paul to reside.
Mrs. Clemens Webb of Des Moines.
Iowa. has been C guest Of Mrs. G. w.
Chase.
Miss Short, of Faribault, has been
guest of Miss May Chase. Of University
avenue.
Mrs E Randall Of Commonwealth ave-
nue., has been entertaining Miss Stone, Of
Morris.
Mr.. Wallace, OF Monroe street, has re-
turned from the East.
Miss Janet Shepherd has returned from
Redwood Falls.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The Arlington Hills Mothers club met
school. Mrs. Fred c. Norlander, vice
president Of the club, presided. very
Sykes on the subject What Shall We
Teach Our Children" after which the fol-
lowing programme was given: Vocal solo,
Prof. 0. E: Ericsson, accompanied by
Miss Alma Anderson. A number Of violin
solos were. given by Miss Adelaide Mel
son.. Patriotic selections were given by
Louis Dahlquist, Walter Reed and Sigred
Lundborg. pupils of the school. The next
meeting Will be held March II, at p. IN.
A surprise was given John Weigh
Wednesday evening at his home on Rea-
Among the guests We're the Misses KEN
per, Richmuth, Luther, Aenmich Behrens,
Snyder Gladly, Sohns. Willie and Flenmer,
the Messrs F'raisie, GauZenitz, Hiemisch,
Thompson, Maiander. Densmore. Conrad
Durkle, Richmuth, Kuhls and Shultz.
Parlor games and music were the feat
ures.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace M. F.
Church was entertained Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. j. Edgar,
on Burr street, at a quilting party. A
feet plans for the Blind Boone concert to
be given at Grace M. p. church Tuesday
evening, March, 8. Messrs; De Vinney,
Elliott, Berry, Hammond Mitcheson and
Constantine will be in charge.
Mrs. r. o. Earl. of Payne avenue, gave
a large dinner party Wednesday. Cow
ers We're laid for twenty-five. Mrs. Earl
also entertained a company OF friends at
dinner Thursday. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with roses, carnations and
smilax.
Mrs D. NJ McCauley. of Burr street,
entertained the Happy Hour .Euchre club
Thursday afternoon. Prizes We're won by
Mrs. Frank O'Donnel Mrs. McVits. Mrs.
Katen and Mrs. Farrell. Next Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Mcyits will entertain the
club.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Airing
ton Hills Presbyterian Church will give
poverty social next Friday evening in the
parlors of the church. Mrs. c.. E. Parrot.
Mrs d. D. Brack, Mrs. A. N. Staples and
Mrs. Green are the committee in charge.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Grace NJ. b. Church gave a Sill
yer tea Friday evening in the parlors Of
the church. Mrs. Herbert Charles, Mrs
N. d. Miller and Miss Jennie Norwood
had charge.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Ladies Aid Society of Grace NJ. E.
Church Will be held next Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs Thomas Searles
on Burr street, at D. m.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pacific
Congregational Church gays an aHster
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with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Anger visited at the
home of Mrs. s. Schipsky, of Grant town,
Sunday last.
Mrs Fred Westfan of Saltwater, spent
Sunday last with Miss Amelia Hen
mig.
Mrs ingalls, entertained her Sunday
school class last Tuesday evening at her
home.
Misses Marie and Emma Hanson, Of ST.
Paul, spent Sunday last with Miss ANNE
Olson.
Mrs Mitch and daughter Lizzie, of ST.
Paul, spent Sunday last with Mrs. Henry
lick.
Lutheran church last Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Iasaeker. of ST. Paul, spent Sun
day last with her sister, Mrs. Ben. Zim-
mer.
Miss Ella Newman returned Monday
last from few days visit in Chicago.
Miss Wayne Firner, of Prescott, Wis,
is a guest of Miss Minnie Wehrman.
A party was given last Saturday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleirner.
Miss Elizabeth Orth spent Sunday last
with friends in West ST. Paul.
"a Rev. and Mrs. Westfall visited in Sill
water last Friday evening.
Miss Malan, of st. Paul. visited friends
here a few days last week.
Miss Edna Sanford Of st. Paul. visited
friends here last Saturday.
Miss M Collupy is a guest of Mrs. T.
L. Morgan
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Bates Avenue M. E. Church Tuesday
Mrs. Edgar Klinkerfues, of East Fifth
day afternoon for MES. A. Null, Of Bald
Mrs. I. Casey. ! Mss Marie Casey ana
George casey, who spent the week with
IS:e.lves. have returned to Breckenridge,
Miss Johanna seeger, of East Fifth
SSuIfee5, entertained a party of little folks
SSa .2Iy IN honor. of her twelfth birth
Mrs. W. H. vandewaker and Mrs.
Bingham, of Blue Earth City, are visiting
MRS. +. J. Pheeney and Mrs. R. Moy
-; A J plumber of friends gave a surprise
on Wednesday evening for Miss Saucy
Walters, of East Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M Kuhn. OF Maria ave
nue., nad as guest during the week,
ernest Chaplin, of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Pheeney and fam
ly nave removed from Maple street to
NO. 81 East Third street.
a concert was given last evening at the
atlantic Congregational Church by Blind
Boone ana his assistants.
MRS. John Giesen of Mound street. Will
be hostess for the Palms Embroidery
club Wednesday Afternoon.
The Little Folks Thimble Bee club
net saturday afternoon with Miss Jessie
FRANKS, OF Maria avenue.
Mrs, William Brink. of Bates avenue
VIII entertain the Dayton's Bluff History
class tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. William Burheim. Of Baskerville,
la, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. c.. Hahn
lin. Of Plum street
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Horace w
EDDY Will entertain in honor of Mrs. Null,
of Bald Eagle.
Mrs. Guthunz entertained Sunday in
of her BIZ thday.
Mrs. r. E. McCleary. of East Fourth
street, will spend part of the week in
Minneapolis.
Mrs: McElroy, of Mendoza street. enter
evening. sfi II
Miss Bangs Is spending two or three
weeks with Mrs. j. E. Engquist, of the
Binder.
The Dayton's Bluff Card club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clinton
Mrs. ]. L. Lowering will entertain the
New Century Card club Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Lillian Saunders, Of Maria ave-
nue., returned Monday from Mortified
Mrs. Bailey, of ST. Paul Park spent part
or the week with Mrs. r. e. McCleary.
Miss Luther Case. of White Bear. spent
part of the week with Bluff friends.
Mrs: OMeara, OF Bates avenue, will go
to Chicago this week for a,visit
Mrs. &. e. Weston who visited Mrs j.
M huhn, has returned to Chicago
MIS-. George Wichman and family are
visiting IN Wahpeton, n. D.
Mrs. Frank Peterson spent the week
in Minneapolis n9e t.'< 49,,
Mrs. Harry Drake has returned from
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DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The Nonpareil Card club was enter
tanned last Saturday evening by Mrs. Ed
ward A. Kimban and Mrs. Ernest Boxer
Third street. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Sherman Edginton, Mrs. NJ Sac
kett, Mrs. A. P. Rotert, A. J. Studeman,
Edginton and Mrs. Rotert will be the
next hostesses, entertaining at Mrs. Ro-
terts home, on Hudson avenue.
, The Tuesday Afternoon Card club met
East Fourth street. Mrs Howard r +.
Eachus, Mrs. Edward H. Miller and Mrs.
John F. Lawrence were the prize winners.
Mrs. Adolph Giesen, of Mound street.
VIII entertain at the next meeting.
The Ladies Cooperative Society of the
Atlantic Congregational Church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. Ho-
ban, of the. Euclid View. On Friday
home cooked foods in the church par
lors.
The Social Sixteen Card club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. A. j. Hoban of
Mrs r. Moylan, Mrs. S. McDono1gh and
Mrs. Jacob Jenny. The club viii not
meet again until after Lent.
Mrs. Stackpole was hostess for the Sat
The awards were given to Mrs. Slime and
Mrs. Richards. The club will hold its
next meeting. at the home of Mrs Hem
ry Hunter, of st. Anthony Park
The Hamilton Whist club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs Oar
ms r. Hevener, of East Sixth street. The
faVors We're awarded to Mrs. Vail Mrs
J. R. Donohue. Mrs. T. R. Kane and
Mrs. Hevener.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor Of the Atlantic Congrega-
tional Church will hold meeting Thurs
day evening at the home OF Miss Fannie
Brant, of East Seventh street
Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Henry ot
Bates avenue. and their son, Frank Hen
~. of Grand Forks. who mas been Wis
iting them, left Friday to visit relatives
in Pitts1eld, Mass.
The Young Women's Foreign Mission
airy Society OF the Daytons Bluff German
NJ. e. Church will meet tomorrow even
ing with Mrs. Edward Strate, Of East
Fourth street. -,
Mrs. William Bachman. of Maria ave
nue., Will entertain the Women's FOREIGN
Missionary Society of the Dayton's Bluff
German M. E. Church Thursday after
noon
Mrs. Schaefer, of Minnehafa street. en-
terta1ned the 1903 Card club Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs Walter Muench, of Ar
cade street, will be the next hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Edgington of
Mlnnehaha street. entertained at dinner
Friday for Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. LIE Nav
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boxer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson. of the
Binder, will entertain a few friends q +
dinner today in honor of their wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. LANCE, of Cable avenue enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The Patriotic Division of the st. An
annual meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Duval F. Polk, on Car
ter avenue. Prof. Maria Sanford, of the
state university. gave a talk on True
Patriotism" Mrs. Virginia Meredith, of
the state agricultural school gave a talk
on The Significance Of Our National
Hymns after which there was a music
al and literary programme. as follows:
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PAST PLEASURES.

Miss Gertrude Hughes. of Reaney street.
was rendered surprise party last Saturday
evening: Those present were the Misses
Edith Mortimer, Jessie Turner, Grace
Turner. Minnie Gusso, Elizabeth Powell,
Lulu Hodum. Attic Ridden, Nellie Err
landson, Katherine Mohaupt, Hattie Hud-
son; Messrs. Morris Jeffrey Fred Mo-
son, e; c. Tighe, T. Turner, Al Mohaupt,
III. G. Davis. Ed. Hughes, H c. Mohaupt.
The evening was spent with music games
and singing, after which dainty hInch=
con was served, Mrs. Nellie Ring Mrs
Hudson and Mrs. Hughes assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs Murphy, of Sherburne
avenue, We're pleasantly surprised Sunday
evening. Progressive euchre was PLAYED
at eight tables and high scores We're made
by M. Murphy, Ed. Jenke, T. Murphy,
MISS Anna Murphy, Mrs. J. Barsness ard
Miss Kate Tierney. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley, Of Cromwell ave-
nue., st. Anthony park, were surprised
Monday evening by some Of their neigh
bors and friends, who had planned an old
fashioned house warming. Dancing and
music, passed the time until midnight
when luncheon was served. Those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown Mr. and
Mrs. Feas Ger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. White
Mr. and Mrs. Barter. Mr.. and Mrs. Meek
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. Pow
ers; Mrs. Stabrow, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Shin
mick; Misses Scroggs. Wiemen, Devery,
Langstrom. Canaffle. Dowdle. Brown, b.
Ross, G. Ross, Sandberg, Downs, Shin
nick, Wolf; Messrs. Boyle, Frank Traux,
Dowdle, Haskins, Collisen, Huston, Fred
Truax, Brown, Barton. ]. White, L.
White. Wolf.