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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-18

n AL estslIar In dltima insured
Il ci0n veudesna no habfa en- TODD ell
\ pals, y acaso en- todo ell mundo
mas que tres personas que como
cieran Ell secreto: ell conde de Main
Hardye, su hijo Hector y Ell ma
\ yOrdOmO.
Ounce dfas antes de los aconte-
cimientos que acabamos de referir,
el conde Hector de Main Hardye,
que comenzaba a desconfar del
exito de Ia guerra, hubo de intciar
q GranO de Sal en- este misterio.
-Puedo ser sitiado en- mi castf-
lilo, le dijo. y en- la imposibilidad
de YER d Diana quiero recibir mo-
ticias suyas.
x ell conde le conduio una noche
q Ia gruta y lie explic6 el mecanis-
mo de las bomba.
Cuando al dirigirse Main Har-
dye comprendi6 Grano de Sal que
ell castillo estaba sitiado, Que
por consiguiente lie serfa impossible
penetrar ca 6l sin caer en- manos
de los azules, volvi6 atras. Sc des.
Ito entire los matorrales del Cubil
del Jsbalf, y desapareci6 por aque-
la estrecha boca, que no habfa
nunca descubierto ningdn cazador
que todos habfsn tornado por una
madriguers de zorras.
Cuando Grano de Sal lego al
pczo, despues de haberlo sg0tado,
todos los que defendfan ell castillo,
ao0stados detr6s de ventanas
y almenas, parapetados en- los CO.
rredores. tenfan ciertamente cosas
mas importautes que hacer que
pasearse por el patinillo.
Gfano de Sal habfa llegsdo 81
castillo en- 10 mas recio n1trido
lei tirote0 y nadie se fj6 en- 6l.
Junndo lie vleron durante In tregua
lei parlamento y le interrogaron.
'0ntest6 gencillamente que era
suen nadadof & que habfa pasado
4 eatanque nadaudo entire dos
Ruas
Eu6 pues por Ell pozo por donde
| c0nde de Main Hardye " sns
uatro compaHerus absndonsron 81
astiIlo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-18
BfBL1oTEoA DE sLA DrMocRAC1A !.

OuandO SO sbrieron las puertas q
los azules TODD ell castillo Sc regis.
tr6 mfnuciosamente, desde Ia cue.
va q las bohardillas. pero a nadie
ocurri6 Ia idea de reconocer tam.
bi6n ell fondo del pozo, teniendo
que agotSrlo antes.
La sOnrisa maliciosa del anciano
mayordomo tranquiliz6 por com
pleto nj capitSn de htsares, Carlos
Aubfn, de tai manera, que al re-.
gresar q Bellombre 10 hizo dicien'
dose CON conviction que ell conde
estabs salvado.
El coronel tom6 possession del cas-
tillo. did parte Poitiers Y esper6
0rdenes.
Diana esperaba cada vez con
mas tmpaciencia y ansiedad In
vuelta de Grano de Sal, pero Ia
noche avanzaba y aquel no parecfs;
no obstante, & ESQ de las dfez. Sc
oy6 ell grito penetrante de ave
nocturna fmitado por Grano de
Sal. Diana se extremeci0 abri6
Ia ventana, pareciendola que aque-
Hos graInidos tenfsn cierta ento.
nacion slegre.
Por IN momento temi6 que el
conde hubiese tenido Ia sudacia de
aeguir q Grano de Sal, pero se pre-
sent0 solo y sonriendo, orgulloso
como IN vencedor.
II En- salvol exclam6.
-Habla mas bajo. ~ d6nde es-
TAP pregunt6 Il baroness CON id.
bfl0 infantil.
-En In grnta. y GraEo de Sal 4
re1ri6 entonces Ia evasion del con. /
de- que 80 quedabs en- In gruta 1
CON sus tres compsf1eros, que Ia.
bian encendido foego y tenfan VI
veres para tres dfas.
Hector habfa escrito 6 Diana \
sobre 10 r0didilla una carta bas-
5ente lRc6nica.
<Angel qnerido: He suchado II
lasta In Ultima hora; pero lego IN
noment0 en- Que Ia resistencia
sido una locura. una
0cnra sin objeto. Tnvs compassion II
. los leales que me rodeaban, H
~ acord6 - ef y capitul6 i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-18

En- vista de este mand6 lamar
0tros tres operarios hizo jurar q
los cinc0 sobre los Santos Evange
lios, que sc llevarfan este secreto q
la tumba. Y baio In direction del
Caballero los cinco operarios estre-
charon Ell pozO, al mismo tempo sc
contrufa rspidamente una especie
de galerfa interior destinada q po-
ner en- communication, por medic de
nna escalera de diez gradas ell fondo
del pozo y la extremidad del sub
terT&neo, In cual tenfa IN nivel
superior dc unos ocho pies, de tai
modo, que la brecha y paIte de Ia
escalera dehfan ser invadidas por
oil aqua cuando Sc abriera Ell con.
ducto del estanque.
Todo este sc hizo muy habil'
mente. Despues sc construyeron
dos conducto en- vez de uno. estos
dos conductos fueron prcvistos de
llaves que correspondent CON la ga
lerfa.
Ahriendo una de estas Ilaves se
llenaba el pozo; abrieudo Ell segun.
40 y cerrand0 Ell primero sc vaciaba
Sc hallaba .ihre ell paso de Ia
gruta al poEo.
Los cfnco operarios gusrdaron Ell
sGcreto, y este se trasmiti6 con las \
mayores precauciones, de genera /
clon en- generaci6n, entire los Main
Hardye.
I'm las grandes epocas guerreras
Q revolucionariss, Ell pozo de este
castillo sirVi6 mas de una vez para
salvar los sitiados. permiti6ndo-
Lew hnir introductr where's.
Durante las 1itimas guerras de
LIN Vndee en- I7e2 17es, el pozo
presto inmensos servlcios a las
tr0pas realistas. Ia auuella 6poca
ne reemplaEaron los grif0s con bonn II
ban p0rque aQuellos tenfan ell in.
dc que no podfan fun.
sionar cuardo las sguss del estan.
gu0 eGtaban bsjaa v las bombas
Sodfan vaciar 8 llenar el poxo en-
odD tiempOs " IN Obrer0 habfl las u
olCc6 tan biens nue era .necesario
abar gn existenrIu para enc0nirar-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-18
HOTEL oIIllMlPo
@ANTURC CE

A lB MINUTOs DF SAN JUAN
El me1or hotel sn este china.
Espl6ndida ventil4ci6n. Parque,
1ardines Kiosco 4 In inglesa.
Kxcelente servicio de carr0sjes:
Preciog moderadcs. So hacen re-
ducciones para f&mllias. Alum.
hrs do sl6ctricO mod0rno.
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visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Thirlwall, Of
East Congress street., 7'a. r.
The Nonpareil Bowling club met Monday
evening with Miss Ella Rutherford, Of
East Winifred street.
Miss May Schriber Of West Delos street
was hostess for the Young Peoples Whist
club Friday evening.
Miss Rose Stieger, Of South Robert
street, has returned from a months visit
at Forsyth. Mont.
Miss Clara Mueller, of East Winifred
street, is entertaining Miss Nellie Hahn.
of Oelwein, Iowa.
Mrs. Harry Wright, of Forsyth. Mont,
Robert street.
- Carmel Chapter o. E. s., held meeting
Tuesday evening at its hall on South Wa
baSha street.
Miss Maud Westover, Of EIgin, ILL.,, is
the guest OF Miss PierSon, OF East Wini-
fred street.
Mr.. Miller, of Vinton. Iowa visited his
brother. Mr.. r. Miller, of Oakdale avenue,
last week.
Mrs. Mary Nelson. of East ROBBIE
street. entertained informally Wednesday
afternoon. -,.
Miss Alma Griffin. of East Isabel street,
entertained the Alpha club Wednesday
Mrs. G.. Warlich, of Stryker avenue. is
entertaining Miss Mabel Spencer. of Chi
Cago.
Miss IIittie Calvin, of East winifrea
N. D. =
Mrs. J. Mahoney, of st. Pierre Terrace,
entertained at dinner Wednesday evening
Mrs. Whellams. Of Livingston avenue.
entertained informally Wednesday evening
Mr.. Otto Hoppe, of Concord street. was
rendered a surprise Wednesday evening
The Ladies' Afternoon club VIII meet
tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Liebrock.
Mrs O. Leitner, of West ROBBIE street,
entertained the members of the Neighbor-
hood Euchre club Thursday afternoon
Mrs. G. w. Holmes, of Prescott street.
gave luncheon Thursday afternoon.
The Fleur de Lis Euchre club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. L. Sanders
VIII White and nephew, Frank Whit
more, have returned from Chicago.
The Art EGchre club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Beardsley !. r-.s-F
Judge o. B. Lewis of Hall avenue has
returned from Florida
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con Friday at her home on jerks street
IN honor OF Mrs. William Payne, of Ia
coma. "a
Mrs. w. j. Edgar. Of Burr street win
entertain the Ladies' Aid Society Of G,rs "tn
VI. b. Church next Thursday afternoon
Inc Red Society of the East Presbv-
40 40 on CHurcn gave birthday social Mon
Jay evening IN the parlors Of the church
Mrs: G. ]: Lange, of Burr street. enter
famed the Ladies Aid Society Of the Bl1rr
street BAPTIST Church, Friday afternoon.
The Entire Nous Euchre club Will be en-
~ fS Mn IGGesday afternoon at the home
VI MIS- u Z. Jordan, on Granite street
MI A. F. Chute who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid, of Reaney
strcet. has returned to Alaska.
viii mrs, - y; McCauley, of De Sofa street.
cluo next Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Wylder, of Edger-
ton street. entertained the Lafayette Ave
nue. Clnch club last evening"
Judge =. E. Jaggard addressed the
Cleveland high school Wednesday morn
ing on the Life of Lincoln
s mdss Minnie NdPnd9 Larson entertained her
Mrs f. Larson assisted
Mr. II. c. Carpenter and family have
gone to Waterloo, Iowa, where thev will
reside in the future
Mrs, E. J. Rischatsch entertained thu
Church at a coffee.
Mrs. Sherman Edgington. Of Minnehaha
street, gave a luncheon Wednesday for a
few lady friends -0' ."
Mr.. Alfred Lingren, of White Rear. was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs A Lundouist tbs
first of the week. ~
Mrs. Carrie Ditfnar, of Case street. en-
tertained the M. H. K. p. Euchre club
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. of Jessa nina
street, entertained few friends SAT-
urday evening.
Mrs. D. A. Delano and Roy Delano have
l. Angeles =
, months.
Miss Keefe, of Austin. has been visiting
her niece, Mrs. E. ]. Quinn, of Bedford
Miss Carrie Whitaker, of East Tenth
street is visiting relatives in Denver Col
Mrs. Frank Holcomb, of Case street.
gave dinner party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. b: E. Machner, of Edgerton street,
went to Fort Scott, Kan, this week
Miss Helen Swanson, Of Grove street..
mas peeh Visiting relatives in Morris.sr1 NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. john A. StohIberg have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed. of East
Tenth street, are i'll New York
Mrs. Edward Elder of Burr street, Ia
visiting friends in Chicago.
Mrs. v. e. DeVinney, of Burr street.
has gone to Illinois.
Mrs. %. Bloomfield OF Grove street. is in
New Orleans.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Goldie orlando. of Mankato, return
ed home Wednesday, from two weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Dean. of
Glendale ADMINISTRATIONS Park
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NnSaunders, the Misses
saunders, Of Summtpkay avenue, and Mrs. c.
a. g. Morris, OF EHoarlch avenue, will
leave soon for ThoR1asyille, Ga.
Mrs, Arthur c. WAyland of Chicago is
spending two Weeks44s the guest of Mrs
James Schoonmakef spf Bates avenue.
Miss Adele La4phgfe, of Portland ave
nue., Will leave s9on 20 spend the remain
der of the winter Ing California. r
Dr. and Mrs. F0rreAt H Orion. of Good
rich avenue, Wilt leave this evening for a
visit in Chicago.t Hi
: Mrs. -Dewart iss spending a month with
her daughter, MEs. Harold Patterson, of
Laurel avenue.
Mrs Edward Arnes Marshall. Of the
M Ma has rstqFrned from visit in
Mrs. Edward Tubbesfag. of East Eighth
street, will leave soon for visit in Chi
cago CeN
Miss Grace Brueessof Elnira. N. Y. ia
the guest Of Miss Sanbon. Of Virginia ave-
nue..
Mrs. Theodore Tubbesing OF Mclean
avenue, is spending few days in Chicago
Mrs E. c. Haynie. OF Iglehart street is
spending fortnight in Chicago.
Mrs M. J. C'Sha ughnessy of Summit
avenue. is visiting III Chicago
Mrs. NJ. Bears and son, CT the Port
land, have gone tic ST. Louis.
Or. Gilbert S. Stone, Of State and Con-
cord streets, left last night far Chicago to
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

pretty home wedding occurred Sun
day afternoon at the residence Of Prof.
and Mrs. T: I. Heacker, on Raymond ave-
nue., when Miss Kate A. Chadwick. Of st.
Paul, and Mr.. Herman H. SchugIemlie
OF Eau Claire, Wis. were united in mar
rage. The Rev. A. d. Edwards, of Dayton
the ceremony i'll the presence of about
fifty of the relatives and friends The
parlors were tastefully decorated Wits
ferns, palms and cut flowers. Mrs J. r
Mason played a wedding march Mr. and
Mrs. Schuglemille will reside il Eau
Claire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Bull. of Raymond
avenue. gave a large dinner party last
evening in honor of Miss Daisy Chase
ana Mr.. Roy Squires, whose wedding Will
occur Wednesday evening.
noon at the home Of Mrs. Isaac Cheney,
on Nourse street. Subject Amer
ica's Struggle for Independence" Miss
McCommonS read paper.
The Young Peoples Society of the Con-
gregational church gave a valentine social
last evening III the parloiS of the church
George Williams and Harold Stevens had
charge of the affair.
Miss Isabelle Dunn and Miss Georgie
Hill were guests of honor at a valentine
party given last evening at the h3me OF
Miss Dorothy DuShane, at Merriam Park. :.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. 4.
church will be entertained next Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grant,
Raymond avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Frickberg entertained a
large company of friends Friday evening
at their home on Pym street, at Vail
entine party.
Miss May Chase. Of University ave-
nue., will give large dancing party Mon
day evening for Miss Daisy Chase ana
Roy Squires.
Miss Bessie Curtin and Arthur Curtin, \
Of Helena, Mont. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Friend B. Brace, of Raymond
avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Frickberg were given
idence of Dr. and Mrs. +. M. Rule. On
Bayless avenue. Mr.. Frickberg has re-
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SOCIAL.

The German club will give its last CO.
tillion of the season Thursday evening
In Ramaley's hall, and will be colonial
party.
Miss Daisy Chase viii be married
Wednesday evening, at her home on West
University avenue, st. Anthony Park, to
Roy Squires. of Manila Mr. Squires was
Minneapolis man up to four or five years
ago, when he went to the Philippines at
the time Of the Spanish-American- war.
He has since gone into business there.
The wedding will be a quiet family af-
fair, followed by reception. Afterwards
the bride and groom will spend week
or SO in ST. Paul and Minneapolis before
leaving for Manila.
A number of social affairs are being
given for Miss Chase and her fiance. Mrs.
j. 1. Jfllett gave dinner Thursday; Mrs.
Wyman Elliott, of Minneapolis, will give
a dinner this evening; Mrs. @Bull gave
a card party last evening; Miss May Chase
will give a dancing party tomorrow even
ing. and Miss Chase entertained for her
maid OF honor Friday afternoon at lunch
con.
Miss Edna Schliek, Of Summit avenue.
will give luncheon tomorrow at her
home.
Miss Marvin. Of Dayton avenue, will
entertain informally Tuesday evening for
Miss McMasters. OF Milwaukee.
Mrs. Warren s. Briggs and Mrs.
Charles G. Titcomb will give a reception
Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Arthur G.
Whyland. of Chicago.
Miss Reilly, of Dayton avenue, will give
a. card party Saturday afternoon for
Miss KlUckholm.
Mrs. W. A. Dorsey. of Portland ave-
nue.. with entertain Thursday afternoon
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for the birthday. anniversary of her
Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Coykendall and the
Misses Coykendall, of Merriam Park, will
give a dancing party Monday evening,
Feb. %, in Woodruff hall. Mrs. Coyken-
dali will entertain at cards Friday after
noon of this week.
Mrs. George Thompson will give a re-
ceptiOn from 4 until o'clock Thursday
afternoon at her home on Summit ave-
nue., for the wives of the editors of coun-
try newspapers throughout Minnesota,
who will attend the convention in st.
women VINO will assist Mrs. Thompson.
there will be no st! Paul guests and no
cards have been issued.
Mrs. Frank n. Mas, of Lincoln avenue
will give luncheon Tuesday for her
guest, Miss Jeffs, of Rockland, Ill.
Miss Louise Sibley, of Osceola avenue.
gave a valentine party yesterday after
noon for twenty girls.
The Misses Bessie and Maribel Robin
son, of Fairmont avenue. gave a sleigh
ride party yesterday afternoon to the
Town and Country club, where luncheon
was served for twenty.
Miss Grant. Of Hclly avenue, gave an
informal luncheon. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Hensel, of Lincoln ave-
nue., will give tea Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. "a, in honor of Miss KluckhoIrn and
Mrs. Payson H. Gilbert.
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, at Mozart Hall. Next, Thursday Evening

avenue and Arundel streets, will enter
The sunfower Card club was entertain
ed Thursday evening by Frank Manteuffel.
ed at five ia, tables. Those '7 Winning Hn faVofs
were Miss Lillian Hause, Mr.. Luke Fer
gns 5o Miss Marion Todd and Mr.. Ar
thur Seng- Miss Grace Zirkelbach fur
n1Shed a musical programme
The Foxy Grandpa Dancing club will
give its second dance of the season
Wednesday evening, at Lifts Hall, Sixth
and st. Peter streets.
Mrs. Nichols of Clmsted street. enter
famed the Daisy Euchre club Thursday
afternoon. High scores were made by
Mrs. J. Christie. Mrs. G. Hoffstatter and
Mrs. E. Reineck.
The Misses Schlitz and Sullivan. of
North Exchange street. entertained the
What's Trump Euchre club Thursday
evening. Prizes We're won by Miss Helen
Treacy, Miss Henrietta RIFT, c. S. Jones
and Ralph Whelden. The club will be en-
tertained Feb. % by the Misses Spettel,
of Fort street.
The Ladies Aid of st. Sigfrid's Church
We're entertained by Mrs Kjelberg, of
Cook street, Thursday afternoon Ar
engagements were made for a spring sale
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Mrs. E. LaIdlin, of University avenue.
will entertain the Ladies' Aid in March.
The Mignonette Social club will give
a dancing party at Odd Fellows hall, cor
ner of Payne and Wells streets Saturday
evening, FEB. q.
Miss Mccormick, of Elicit street en-
tertained the -Four Point Fiuchre club Fri
day afternoon. High scores were made
by Mrs. W. Watson. Mrs Grady, Mrs
Perrier and Mrs. G. J. Ertz. Mrs. Perry
of Elicit street, will entertain at the next
meeting.
The Central District Sunday School in
stftute will meet at Christ church guild
hall, Fourth and Franklin Thursday aft
ernoon and evening. District President
Rev. A. J. D. Haupt presiding. The pro-
Value Of Normal Work." by Miss Louise
Emery; Sunday School Management, by
John Orchard; Day School Methods APP
Piled State Supt. ]. w. Olsen; Graded
Work" Mrs. Jean E. Hobart At the
evening session there win be the follow
/ ing addresses: Duties and Responsible
ties of Teachers by H. A. Boardman:
Children and Church Membership bv
Rev. B. Longley; Organic Collaboration. !"
by John Orchard.
The Royal Whist club met Tuesday
evening, Feb. 10, at the home of Miss
| Eugene Savard, 126 West Congress street,
Prizes were won by Misses Jennie I4ayocat
and B. Rowan, and Messrs. J. w. Rowan
and John Logan. Feb. "A the club will
meet with Miss Jeanette Lavocat, S67
Ohio.
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PAST PLEASURES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Huyer. of Schaef-
fer avenue, celebrated their twentieth
wedding anniversary last Saturday even
ing, entertaining thirty guests at dinner.
The decorations were roses and carna :
tons. Mrs B. Martin assisted
Mrs. G. G. Ingram, Of Bellevue ave-
nue., was pleasantly surprised Monday
evening by about forty of her friends.
Mrs. F. J. Stah1 assisted by Mrs T
Moynagh, gave valentine party TY5I1rs
day evening III nonor of F. J. Stahl.
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MAT RIMoNIAL.

Miss Katherine Brandhorst. formerly Of
St. Paul. and G. M. Tallant. were mar
ried at Duluth last Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs Walter Green Mr.
and Mrs. Tallant left on an evening train
for New York and other Eastern points
Mr.. Tallant is of the firm of Gray & Tai
and Mrs. Tallant will be at home in Du
luth after April Is.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-15

Eighth street, who were among those
who recently disposed of their lower
town property, will soon come up on
tho hill and take a fiat. Mrs. J. S.
Prince and Miss Prince may travel for
some time before settling on the hill in
a new home. Mrs. t. B. Campbell, of
Monroe place, will visit her son for a
time at his home on Holly avenue.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stickney, who
spend most of their time at their New
York home, are in st. Paul for a few
weeks. The LOCKER On.
st. Paul, Feb. 10, 1903.
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ball Tuesday evening at Metropolitan hall
AS Wabasha street The arrangements
committee includes Messrs. S. r. Celsky
L. II. Mccarthy G. "a. Lane, ;. Clarity
and E. j. McIlnihy. -,
sur-49- ~. -er'
, Liberty Hive. Ladies of the Maccabees.
will give the first 3ofl a series of afternoon
card parties at Bowlby hall next Friday
afternoon. Lui ~
Home Rebekaff lodge will give prize
masquerade for the benefit of l. o. o. f.
homes Tuesday, Feb. "a, 1908.
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OF me order, organized last August. since
; mlllch time they have been rapidly COM
tlnctlon OF being tho best drilled Maccabee
e efarn i N 4 Inc statedu The present member
Starlight Camp, 3sFS A.. will give
iInasquerade tuesday evening at Mime
Esther Lodge No. SOD. 4of H, will give
a social dance and supber, Tuesday even
lngi at Central bali. Prof. scarrett's
orchestra win +. ffSur1jishsthe music.
=, The he, e 3sa! qar4 q have been given
Wabasha. Friday RfteIhoon, will be post
poned until Friday afternoon. March 6.
AclSer Post. G.. A R.. held an open
meeting last night at Central hall to
commemorate the life and services Of
Luella Rebekah Lodge No initiated
a class OF six Feb. 10. The work was
peautnu!iy eXemplified by Bethesda degree
STAIR. This lodge will give progressive
eucnre party Tuesday afternoon. in Cen
The Retail Clerks will dance at Fedora
ton hall Monday night, All friends Of
union labor are invited to attend.
"A euchre party will be given by Division
l25, G. 4. A: to the B. L. E. Friday. even
ing at Odd Fellows hall. corner Fifth and
WabaSha.
Horse Goods association. of ST. Paul and
minneapolis. will give their first annual
ball Friday evening at Cambridge hall,
l4o East Seventh street.
Retail statesmen of Local No. 2. will give
a dance Monday evening at Federation
hal. 500 Wabasha street Music by Pr
pers orchestra.
The United Order of Foresters' Hustle
club Will give their second dance of the
season Monday evening at knights Of Co.
lumbus' hall, 37z~>Robert street.
Company. D, First regiment celebrated
its twenty second anniversary by giving
a dinner at the Armory Thursday evening.
The Armory was decorated with flags and
bunting. ~. !,....--
= At the regular meeting of Garfield W.
X. Z. NO. a service was held in com
memoration of Abraham Lincoln's birth
day. Papers We're read by Mrs. Sarah 5.
Evans and Mrs. Anna Keller. Talks were
given by Mesdanfes Hitch, Allen; Morri-
was installed as Secretary Of the Sixth
district convention. Fifteen calls were
reported made on sick members. The
corps win entertain.tthe Federation of
Corps Thursday. March 5. ..
The degree staff Of Mayfower camp,
Royal Nefghbors. will give a euchre party
tomorrow evening sat- Odd Fellows hall,
Fifth and Wabasha streets. Owing to the
popularity of parties given by this camp.
two large halls have been engaged for the
occasion. ~
No 6638. M. w A. = will give their first
social hop on Wednesday evening at Min
nehaha hall, Vest Ninth street
The Electrotypers rof St. Paul No. 40, I.
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The Woman's Alliance and Sewing So
ciety of Unity Church meet Tuesday at
p. m. with Mrs. E. E. Woodman. 772
Lincoln avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-15

attend the national dental convention.
which meets there this week. He will
return about Thursday.
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Mrs w. A. Bergen, of Fuller street.
entertained the Peerless Euchre club
Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. F. Robert and Mrs.
Cartier.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-15
NEWS OF THE LODGES.

St Paul Court Ladies will give card
party for the members and friends
Wednesday afternoon, at the home Of Mrs.
Parrot, On Case street.
Knights CT the Maccabees, will give the:r
second military ball by request, Monday
evening at Woodman hall, 182 and Te4
West Ninth street Grand March at $40
p. m. This Is one Of the infant divisions
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-15

Acl1er Post, G. A. r.. held an open
meeting last night at Central hall to
commemorate the life and services of
Abraham Lincoln
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-15

The Lincoln Social club will give a
charity euchre party Thursday afternoon
at l. o. o. F. hall, Fifth and Wabasha
streets. Mrs. j. P. NOLAN has charge
of the ARRANGEMENTS