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prepared:
I'm addition, the sum of S29, 1877 was ex-
pended during the past six months for new
buildings and permanent repairs The prin-
cipal items entering into this sum are as
follows: Plumbing and painting at the Cen
trail Hospital for Insane s., 419; a new wing
to Colonial the cottage in which the larger
boys are quartered at the School for Fee
ble-minded Youth, $4,000; sewerage at the
Boys School, $,091, and a new farm at the
same institution, S6,013 The total expense
TO the State, therefore, for the six months
this may be deducted the amount received
from various sources and turned into the
State treasury. $6e,534.7S. leaving the net
expense $7O6, 203. 81. The bulk of the receipts
is from the State Prison, 6,0SS66, and from
the Reformatory, $34 S40.43.
THE pay roll of the thirteen State insti-
tutions called for an expenditure of $257,S17
for the six months. OF this amount the for
ty-two members of the different boards of
trustees received 1920; the officers, $i6,S74;
domestics, laborers and other employees,
Ss4,3lO The salaries OF attendants in the
four hospitals for insane amounted to s46-
$50 and OF the guards in the Prison and
Reformatory. $23,736. With an average of
$500 persons cared for in all the State in
situations during the six months, the per
capita expense for administration is $50.
Under subsistence, for which the total ex-
fourth, was required for fresh meat, and
$50 $50 for sailed meats and lard Another
large item under this heading is the cost
OF breadstuffs. cereals, beans, etc, $50 995.
The average per capita cost for subsistence
is $40. OF the expense for Office, domestic
and outdoor departments, $3.50, 756, the cost
of fuel and light is the largest single item.
This amounted to Ss3,327 for the first six
months of the present fiscal year, while
for the same period in 1902 is was ST. 1884, or
$5.4iS less. The average per capita cost for
office outdoor and domestic departments is
so. for clothing 81. anc for repairs So"
The following table gives the per capita
cost of gross maintenance in each of the
thirteen State institutions for the six
months ending April 90 1903. and for the
Cd In, 1919. -
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Thirty Years in the Schools.

Thirty years continuous service in the
public schools of this city is the record of
Principal Charles T.. Emmerich, Of the
Manual Training High School. who began
his service in indianapolis as an instructor
in the public schools. He was born in Cob
lentz, Germany, Aug. %. 1Si5, and came TO
this country at the age of twenty. Mr..
Emmerich located in Madison, Ind, after a
short career as a teacher in Kansas. In
1873 he began teaching in the Shortridge
High School. From there he went to the
second high school, on Virginia avenue, as
principal. and in 1895 was put at the head
of the NJ. T. II. s., which position he has
held ever since
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BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
Directors and Officers Selected and an
Invitation Accented.

A meeting of the members of the Build
ers' Exchange was held yesterday morning
in the hall in the Majestic building. and a
reorganization of the board of directors
was perfected. The board also appointed
Levi S. Pearson treasurer and Charles R.
Bake secretary of the organization At a
meeting of the exchange held a week ago
the president and vice president of the past
year were reelected. John j. Twiname is
president and John Wallace is vice presi-
dent. The board accepted last night the
invitation of Mr.. H. G. Adams to have their
annual outing on his farm near st. Paul,
Ind on June % or a.
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LEO CLINE ARRESTED.
He Is Charged with Beating a Boy
Until He Was Unconscious

Leo Cline, S207 Graceland avenue, was ar
rested on warrant yesterday evening by
Patrolmen Spearing and Mackasey and
locked up at the police station, charged
with assault and battery.
Several days ago Cline's twelve-year-old
son and a companion named Ora Campbell,
living at 1907 North Capitol avenue, en-
gagged in a fiStic encounter on Graceland
avenue. Young Cline was getting the worst
of it, when his father interfered and, beat
ing the Campbell boy into insensibility,
walked away and left him lying in the
street. A few moments later Mr.. John w.
Rich, 3213 North Capitol avenue, happened
along and, taking the unconscious lad in
his arms, carried him home. The boy is
badly bruised, and Cline was arrested on a
warrant sworn out by Mrs. Campbell.
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THE COST WAS S745,34O
EXPENSES OF CHARITABLE AND
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Secretary Buffers Report for the Six
Months Ending April 3O-In-
teresting Statistics.

According to statistics furnished by the
State Board of Charities, the regular run
ming expenses of the State charitable and
correctional institutions amounted to s745,-
$40 for the six months ending April 3d. 1903.
About one-third of this was required for
salaries and wages, another third for SUBJ
sistence and the remaining third for office.
domestic and outdoor departments, repairs
and clothing Figures show that for the
same period last year the maintenance ex-
penses were s713,4S5. Following are the
exact figures for the six months period in
both 1902 and 1903:
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sented to the school three pictures by Will
liam Forsyth. The presentation was MADE
by the June and January classes. The as
sembly hall of school No. 10 will now be
known as the Hall OF Joyous Children.
The largest painting shows group of chill
dren gathering flowers, and the smaller
ones, also OF children, the subjects being
taken from pupils of the school. The
yelling Of the pictures was one of the fea-
lures of the exercises. Clements Mueller
made the speech of presentation. A num-
Der of artists were present at the exer-
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Exercises at school No. 10.

The members of public school No. 10 sA |
class graduated yesterday. The GLASS pre- !
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who has been visiting Mrs. H. w Mackie
OF East Isabel street has returned home
The Misses Dora and Beana Hessler.
OF South Robert street, are at Rosemount
MINI.
Claude Randall, Of East Winifred street
visit.
Miss Ethel McCauley, of East Wfni-
fred street, has gone to McCauleyviIle,
MINI.
Miss Ethel BIanding, Of Detroit, Mimi.
Is visiting Mrs. G. F. Dix, of Hall ave-
nue..
Mrs. Frank Moosebrugger, of West Isa-
bel street. has returned from Duluth,
MINI.
Mrs. E. Villaune, of West Isabel street.
has returned from visit in Duluth. Mimi
Fred H. Wagean, of East Congress
street. IS visiting in Crookston, Mimi
Mrs. w. r. Sache. Of Smith avenue has
returned from visit in Duluth, Mimi
Miss Effie Herring. of East ROBBIE
street, is visiting at Havre, Mont
Mrs: G. E. O'Gormor. of Isabel street.
is visiting at Pennington, Mimi.
Mrs. c. R. Howe of Ada street, spent
the past week visiting in Iowa
Paul and Henry Martin spent the first
OF the week at Hudson, Wis
Miss E. Bastler will spend the sum-
mer at Lake Wycon, Iowa.
Emil Christensen. of Ada street. has
gone to indianapolis, Ind.
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at F'rontenac, where she has been attend
ing school for the last year.
Mrs. II. M. Eshelnan and Miss Shaleen
are spending two weeks at Albuquerque
and will visit friends in Colorado Springs
before they return,
Mrs. William Hathaway and children, of
Goodrich avenue, will leave this week to
spend the summer at Prior Lake.
The Misses Mulcare, Of East Acker
street, spent the first part of the week at
house party near Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. t. Stroud and family,
of Marshall avenue. have gone to Kings
ton, Ontario, for the summer. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. O'Brien and .daugh-
ter Gladys, of the Marlborough, have gone
to New York for the summer.
Judge and Mrs. George B. Young Of
Summit avenue. have gone to their coun-
try place at Edgerton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Keller have re-
turned from the East and have gone to
Prior lake for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruff, of Goodrich
avenue, will leave in a few days to spend
two weeks at Lake Prior
Mr.. and Mrs: G. B. Edgerton and family
of Lincoln avenue will spend the month
Of July at Mahtomedi.
Miss Fannye Morrow Stone, of Mac
kubln street, has returned from Duluth
Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Mellen, Of Summit
avenue. will return the first of the week
from New York.
Miss Helen D; .weide, of Dayton's
bluff, is visiting friends and relatives at
Faribault -.-.
Mrs. Sherman Finch, of Portland ave
nue.. will leave tomorrow for the sea-
shore.
Miss Theobold, Of Farbault is the
guest of Miss Appleton, of Portland ave-
nue.. -.
Judg and Mrs H. c. Hine, of the Albion,
will leave Tuesday fer the seashore.
Mrs. EliJan Baker, of Marshall avenue,
has returned from visit in Chicago.
Mrs. R. s. Denzer and family have gone
to the lake for an indefinite time =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Kunody have left
for two weeks Eastern trip
Mrs. T. Foley, Of Summit avenue has
returned from Moscow, Idaho. =
Miss Allen, of Summit avenue, has gone
to visit in Brainerd. =
Miss Sloane, Of Summit avenue, is visit
ing in Lake City.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The marriage Of Miss Minnie E. Green
daughter of Mrs. Eva S. ChildS, to George
Il. Hughes. was Solemnized Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs o. J. Schiiling. OF;
Fauquler street. Rev. John M Fulton az
the Central Presbyterian church read the
marriage service in the presence of about
seventy-five of the relatives and friends
of the bride and groom. The rooms We're
prettily decorated with palms, ferns
smilax peonies and other cut flowers
Several immense palms formed bower
for the bridal party. The groom entered
from the hall and met the BRIDE who en-
tered with her mother in the parlor The
bride was gowned in white French muslin
and carried a bouquet of. sweetpeas Fol-
lowing the ceremony supper was served
reception was held. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Mary A. Merritt.
Mrs. Hettte Walker. Of Portland, Or and
Mrs. Louis Justh, Of Chicago. Mr.. and
at 928 Iglehart street
Miss Sadie Bruggencate and William
Strid were married Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride on Jessamine street.
Rev. I. G. Sykes performed the cere-
mony. Miss Abbie Bruggenate was maid
of honor, and Miss Emma Strid was
bridesmaid. p. Westberg was best man.
and Andrew Anderson was groomsman
Mr.. and Mrs. Strfd will reside at 597
York street.
Rev. E. I. Gilman, of Grand Forks has
been called to take charge of the Asbury
NJ e. church, and will take charge at
once. Rev. Gilman spent part of the
week at Red Rock.
The Wah-W ahTay- club was en-
tanned Monday evening at the home of
Miss Carrie Barlow, on Partridge street
Mrs. F. Murray, of Minnehaha street,
has returned from Glouchester Mass
Mrs. L. Bumgardner entertained a few
friends Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
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the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Victor
Llhdperg, OF Minnehaha street
Mrs. O. Gardelin and daughters. Of
eedacalester Park was the guest of Mrs /.
p nassau on Thursday
Mrs. g. l. Humphrey and daughters will
go 10 Albert Lea this week to visit Mrs.
howard L. Vandergrift.
Mr. and Mrs A. Adams and daughter
MISS Alice Adams, have gone to Red
ROCK for some weeks.
Mrs. Raymond H. Kaigher. of Holyolxe
MASS, Is the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Benham.
Mrs. Otis Conway and three children
nave gone to Spring Valley to visit Mrs.
Conway's mother.
Mr. and MRS. Charles H. Heinz have
rTS iIl n from Lakeville accompanied by
MRS. C. j. Mills and daughter Eva were
IN. 1ne guests of her sister in Minneapolis
Mrs. G. W. Boyer took her Sunday
Tuesday. 80
Fred Allin, class of 1901. Hamline uni
Rounds. ~ ~ -
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Benham have been
visiting Hamline friends this week.
Mrs. j. e. Myers entertained Mrs. d F..
Collins on Tuesday
Miss Joola Cole and Lutte Cole have
gone to Olivia.
Pipestone. - '---
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HAMLINE.

Mrs. G. n Akers. Of Van Buren, street
and Mrs. j. P. Caldwell. Of Minnehaha
street, gave joint reception On Wednes-
day from 8 to 6 p. m. to tho ladies of
Hamline. Mrs, Akers was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Flint, and Misses Edith
B. Taylor and Jeanette Mcnamara served
Akers Miss Flossie Magraw and Miss
Florence Wells gave recitations. Mrs
Caldwell FL was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery. Mesdames
Babbidge and Thompson served refresh
ments, consisting of siee&cream and cake
Mrs. Rice, OF MINNEAPOLIS, gave recita-
nette Kimbail and Edyahe Hackney. each
sang solos. Assisting ABOUT the rooms
and grounds were Misses Margaret Cues
sey, Susie Magraw, Ruth Humphrey. Ethel
Lucille Harrison. About leo Wo7nen called
On Thursday, at $3.50 p. m, occurred the,
marriage of Maude e. Wallace to Edgar
Ne. Dunn. s The eerenony, which took
place at the home ct the brides parents,
in Hamline. was performed by DrsaJJ, r.
Avison The bride was accompanied by
honor and Mr.. Martin was best man.
The young couple will spend the sum
mer at Lake Mfnnetonkas
Prof. and Mrs. y. sR. Brandrup, with
guests of Mrs. Heily Of Fry street, have
returned to their home in Mankato.
Miss Fannie and AIR, Walter Engle who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs; j.
Honolulu, Hawaiiansi islands.
| Mrs. Leland SEh3th and daughter, Mrs
Charles Taylorssbf Redwood county
have gone downaha Mississippi river to
st. Louis. 80
- The Misses JH9fa Bevans Dolly Adams
and Lou Webb Will attend the National
Educational association in Boston, Mass
Prof. and Mrsss fsfnis. accompanied by
their daughter, iss Ethel Innis, will
leave for Boston, Mass. soon.
Mrs. Lindberg ard her daughter, Miss
Lily Lindberg, of Red Wing, have been
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seashore and Eastern friends. Mrs.
w. f. Graves, of Summit avenue, gave
small luncheon at the Country club
on Friday.
Miss Undertake of Arundel street.
will leave tomorrow for Tacoma,
where she will spend most of the sum-
mer with Mrs. Wagner. who was Miss
Heartie Griggs. formerly of st. Paul,
DR.. Hayes. of the Albion, will leave
this week for visit of six weeks with
relatives in Maine. The Misses Gill
bert, daughters of the late Bishop Gill
bert, are spending the summer with
Mrs. j. w. EdgertOn, of Portland ave-
nue.. Judge and Mrs. G. B. Young VIII
spend the summer at their seaShore
home at Edgarstown. Mass. Mrs. Hen
ry Hale, who has been Visiting Mrs.
Bass, of Laurel avenue. for a week or
two, has gone to Vermont to spend the
summer.
Mrs. L. H. Maxfield and family. of
Goodrich avenue. have gone to Lind
strom to spend the summer. Mr.. Ar
thur Cathcart and Mr.. w. w. Price
viii return from the Yellowstone this
week. Mr.. Louis MaXfield has passed
his examinations for the naval acad-
envy and will enter Annapolis this
summer.
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were the featuress-Ikfiss Myron and Miss
Dell gave musical numbers.
Prof. e. NJ. nehnert, of Winona. will
spend the summer with his sister, Mrs
Nj. =. sehroedereeeK ork street.
Mrs. Holman. of Mendoza, visited her
daughter, Mrs. ETA Gardner, of East
Seventh street 8&week,
Mrs. John VirtEenA of Moorhead. N. d..
has been a guest e1aArs. t. l.. Billingsly
of Minnehaha street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Atkins. of Brand
street, went to Red Rock. where they have
taken a cottage.
Miss Ella Walker. principal of the Lin
coin school, will SAend her vacation at
Mrs. Nj d. Kelfy< of Collins street, is
entertaining Mrs:--Charies Murphy. Of
Grand Forks.
Mrs.sC H. Durand, of. Lafayette ave-
nue.. gave a birthday party, Tuesday. for
her son, Harry
Mrs. A. Otto entertained at dinner We'd
nesday for Miss Cora and Clyde Allen
of Exerter.
Mrs. c. F. Kaiser. of Case street, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Bird in. Byron,
MINI.
Mrs Walter Stevenson and Miss Adel-
aide Grenier are visiting in Cedar Rapids
Iowa, r -
Miss Eugenia Westlund, of Case street.
has been entertaining Miss Berg. of Red
Wing
DIR. Binder. of East Seventh street has
been entertaining Fred Kourth, of New
York.
Mrs. Bowen. of Hudson. was a guest Of
Mrs. Frank Durand, of Burr street this
week
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney. of Burr
street, are at Balsam Lake on a fishing
trip.
Mrs. F. G. Spates and daughter Marion.
spent few days In the country this week.
Mrs, l.. Bum gardner. of Lookout place.
is entertaining Mrs. Pratt, Of Montana.
Mr. and Mrs Wilder. of Lafayette ave
nue.. have gore to Seattle to reside. sss
Miss Florence Hight, of Jackson street
will spend the summer in st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Johnson, of Case street,
are visiting friends in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Daniel Barstow. of Burr street, is
visiting relatives in Wisconsin.
Miss Bessie Pearson and Alfred Pear
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80
son, of Sims street, will leave Monday for
"trip abroad.g@
Miss Grace Cameron, of Fauquier street,
has returned from Monticello.
Mrs lanes Lind a; sof Beech street,,
spent the week in Mantorville.
William Lewis, Case street, has gone
to LakeviIle for two weeks.
N. P. Void, Of Sims street, spent the
week in DEBORAH Iowa.
Mrs. w. ]. DuT9nd has gone to Water
town, n. D., to reside. -,
George Mortons Of Case street, has re-
turned from BraineEd.
Mrs. T. G. Sykes has gone to Montreal,
Can, to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Macdonald has gone to
Greenwood, S. D.aTf7
Miss Laura Heygh will spend the sum-
aaer III oedt'le. 10 u
Mrs. Wanderlystofs Case street, is visit
ing in Winona- sew a
Miss Rogalia Morice, Case street. is at
Red Rock.
Miss Grace Webbetlas taken a cottage at
Red Rock.
Miss Grace Bailey has gone to Albert
Lea. ri 4
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SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Chislett, Of Chicago.
have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Mabel Glare Chislett, to
Francis P. Collins. The marriage will
take place in November at the home of
the brides parents in Chicago. and they
Will make Chicago their future home.
MISS Ch1sIett has been the teacher OF
modelling at the Mechanic Arts high
school for several years. Mr.. Collins
used to live in st. Paul
Mrs. James NJ. Love, of Fort Smelling,
chaperoned a party of young people down
70 LAKE City Friday evening to attend
the bail given by the officers.
Mrs. A. E. Horn, of Pleasant avenue, en-
tertalned Informally yesterday afternoon
for Miss Welsh.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, of the Aberdeen,
gave a dinner Friday evening at the
Maurice Auerhach who will leave soon
for an European trip.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Bertha Louise Pine and Edward
charles Lewis were married Wednesday
at 5 o'clock at the brides home on East
Thirteenth street. Rev. Alexander J. D.
Aaupt, of the Evangelical Lutheran
church, officiating. Miss Laura Peterson
was the maid of honor and the best man
was played by Prof. T. Nj. Newson. The
bride wore a white gown of crepe du
chine, made over white satin and trim
med with real lace: She carried bride
roses. The maid of honor wore a gown
of white Egyptian tissue The rooms
were decorated with roses, carnations and
for an extended trip in the East and will
be at home after Aug. Fat 220 East Thir-
teenth street. -5.'l y Es&
Miss May Sullivan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs,eaJ Sullivan of Thirteenth
street, and Charles Charbonneau were
married Tuesday at o'clock at St. Louis
church. Rev. Kenny officiating. The bride
was attended by Miss Emma Charbon-
neau, as maid of honor, and John Sulli-
van Jr. was the best man. The bride wore
simple gown of white silk MULE, lace
trimmed. She wore a long veil and car
lied bride roses. The maid of honor wore
white mousseline de sole and carried pink
roses. In the evening reception was
held at the home of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charbonneau left for brief wedding
trip and will be at home after July Is on
Iglehart street. x
The marriage of Miss Louise Pinson-
neault and Otto A Raschick occurred at
the home of the bride at o'clock in the
presence of $50 invited guests. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. p. Remy,
Of st. Louis Church.
Miss Elizabeth Nugent. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nugent, of Hague
avenue, and Daniel Adds Fallen will
be married Monday evening at ST. Lukes
Catholic church. Rev. Ambrose McNulty
ofhc1atlng. Miss Carrie. Nugent, sister OF
the bride, will be maid Of honor, and
William Kenney. of Minneapolis. viii be
the best man. No invitations have been
issued. .-.-.
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The pupils of Room 7, of the Jackson
school, held a picnic Friday, June IS, at
Minnehaha falls. A programme of races
was carried out, prizes being given to
the following: Christ Jorgensen, Charles
LundberS, Jerry W. JorgenSen, Paul
Korntop, Elizabeth Mccormick, Annie
Luedtke, Arthur Lau. Christ Jorgensen
Jerry w. Jorgensen, Neil Clarkin. Jerry
w. Jorgensen, Christ Jorgensen, Stanley
Conyers, Charles Ebert Gretchen Keye
Elizabeth Mccormick Thomas Maylan
George Gardiner. Paul Korntop and Jerry
w. JorgenSen
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PAST PLEASURES.

Miss Laura M. Rank gave a pupils re-
cital at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs J..
r. Storr on Laurel avenue Tuesday even
ing. assisted by Mrs. A. I'll. Brush. So
prano; Miss Lillian Bannon, contralto and
Adoplh Rank Those who played were
Emma Dietsch, Clara Scott, Blanche
Keran. Frances Collier, Hattie Deppe,
Louise DedolpfI, Caroline Deming, Eliza
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. A Cosgrove. of st. Anthony ave-
nue., returned Friday evening from Mil
waukeeA where she went to attend the
funeral of her brother, Bernard Kehoe,
formerly of st. Paul.
Miss Gladys O'Brien. of the MARI
borough, has returned from Villa Maria
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Minnehaha Lodge No. 81, Ladies' So
ciety of the B. L. F. will give card par
ty Thursday afternoon at Bolwby haII,
Sixth and Robert streets. The committee
includes Mrs. j. 7. Lyons, Mrs. Kellar and
Miss Marion Murray.
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NEWS OF THE LODGES.

The Royal ladies were entertained Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Dorothy Keller on st. Adams street at a
card party Prizes were won by Mrs.
Eichenberger and Mrs. j. L. Lowering
Mrs. Carrie Kenrick assisted the hostess
Guiternan Bros Benefit association will
give their annual moonlight excursion on
the steamer J. j. Hill Wednesday evening,
July %. The committee consists of Misses
K. Graham Kennedy and B. Dixon.
Messrs. /. Lande, Salt, Falk and e. Oh
son.
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Mrs. J.. A. Heinze. of Saratoga avenue,
entertained the Endless Chain Social club
Wednesday afternoon. Both parlors were
decorated with palms. and pink and white
roses were used in the dining room.
Each guest was presented a SOU
venir. High scores were made by Mrs
Helen Leslin, Mrs. J. w. Lennihan Mrs.
l.. S. F. Hayes and Mrs. A. Fernalet
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Mrs. E. E. Fisher, of Chatsworth street.
entertained the Birthday club at luncheon
Thursday. The afternoon was spent with
cards and music. Favors at cards were
won by Mrs. Harrison Mrs. McCoy and
Mrs CaIderWood
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A lawn social was given Friday even
ing by the members of Mr.. w. B. CLOVIS
Sunday school class at Mr.. CLOVIS resi-
dence on Lincoln avenue
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The members of Noble Franklin Lodge
NO. 2, A. o. y. W.. will meet this after
noon at Seventh and Wabasha, at 1
O'Clock sharp to take Saltwater car for
North ST. Paul and attend the funeral of
the late Brother E. s. HUSKY at 2 O'Clock
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Miss Nellie Slower. of Summit avenue,
Will entertain the Lucky Thirteen club
Tuesday afternoon.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of Central Park
NJ. E. Church will meet with Mrs. Harry
Hall Thursday, July 2.