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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
Church a: HIlI W. q. a.

lR w od pasty q Tor hi he W ben
efit Of the homo at the corner Of Twenty.
seventh and Broad Streets, Friday after.
noon and night. June 18th. The aid OF
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Tobacco Men Here,

and Mr.. ]. T. Edwards. Of Lynchburg.
who were recently named to take charge
OF the Virginia tobacco exhibit at st.
Louis. are In the city to attend meet
Ing OF the local tobacco trade to-day.
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Gordon for Mayor.

The name OF former Alderman James r
freely mentioned by his friends recently
FOR the ONCE Of Mayor.
It is not known that Mr.: Gordon has
any further political aspirations.
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ASK FOR BETTER
LOCAL SERVICE
Southern Railway Called to
Appear Before Corpora
ton Commission.

The Corporation Commission has Just
ISSUED an important order requiring the
Southern Railway Company to appear be-
fore that body on July Cd and show cause
why q better local passenger service
should not be given between Charlottes-
vile and Lynchburg.
The order was issued upon application
OF patrons of the road, the matter hay-
tns been agttated for long time, and
10 Of peculiar interest to the travelling
public.
Among other business OF Importance
was to allow the Hampton Roads Rail,
way and Electric Company to cross the
tracks Of the Newport News and old
Point Railway and Electric Company IT
three points In the town OF Phoebus. At
the other point-A1a 'streat--where
permission was asked. IT was ordered that
the two companies try to reach an agree
Yoent which would obvlate the building OF
a third track by the new company.
The recommendation were made by
Mr.. e. J. Willis. a speclal electrical engl-
neer. and Hon. Henry Fairfax. OF the
commission.
The following charters were granted:
Vermont steamboat Social Club. Norfolk;
commonwealt Club, Norfelk; Big Stone
Gar Jewelry Company and the Bank OF,
Saltyills,
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Bring Them Over,

Governor Montague has issued a re-
ouisition from the Governor OF Tennessee
{or VIII cist ana Hal. Cox. who are
wanted In Sullivan county for assault
Tho men are In jail In Bristol. Va. Just
across the line.
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SANDIDGE MAY
PLEAD INSANITY

Alfred cambridge. the young man who
vas indicted by the grand Jury Of tho
Hustings Court on the charge OF killing
Miss Mamie Norris, will be tried before
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The First Church.

DR.. George Cooper will preach Sunday
1.-THE Worlds Indebtedness to tho Jew
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Judge witt on Monday next. 1t is ur,
derstood that the plea OF cambridge VII
likely be that OF insanity ana natt!e
royal Is expected between counsel ~ 'h'
NJ. II. 81. Smith Will represent the
prisoner and Hon. D. G.. Richardson the
Coyo n, an rpea Ith
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NOT LAUNCH
GALVESTON
Basin Springs a Leak: Post
ponement Required.
DATE is NOW INDEFINITE
.--~
Mr.. Groesbeck Viii Not 30 In a Hurry
to Set Another Time-Mlss Sealy
to Return Hero for the
Event.
DATE is NOW INDEFINITE
Mr.. Groesbeck VIII Not 30 In aHurry
70 Set Another Tima-Mlsa Sealx

The Galveston Is vet to be launched.
That event did not occur yesterday for
the reason that q leak was found in the
launching basin, and It was considered
BY the engineers In charge to be unsafe
to do so.
The date TOR the vessel TO leave her
ways Is now uncertain, but will likely be
within the next ten days. Tho basin Is
to be emptied, the leak stopped. and wa
ter turned In again before tho ship can
ride upon the yellow waters OF the James.
The cruiser is having q hard time get
ting away from the spot on which she
was built Before the Trigg Company
failed the date Of her 'undoing" was dis
ocssed: before the Chancery Court took
hand in the matter the United States
officers here had fixed on last Monday
as tho tirne for the launching. Judge
Grinnan spoiled the plan then with one
OF those terrible obstacles known in law
hands orr yesterday afternoon was
nxed upon AZ an excellent time to have
the thing over with. Miss Sealy OF Gal
weston. Texas, and party OF friends
were brought here to take part In the
ccremonies--Miss sealy to spill the red
They are at the Jefferson as guests OF
Uncle Sam. And now at the last mo-
mont the dam breaks and spoils another
date.
Fixing No More Dates.
Mr.. William G. Groesbeck, assistant
constructor Of the navy, who has charge
OF tho work and who Is an excellent gem
tlenan and has made many friend here.
is not fixing any more dates at present.
He thought the launching would occur,
however. in the next ten days.
The basin into which the vessel was to
slide from her ways was completed Mon
day night. Tuesday It was filled from the
canal. Yesterday It was discovered that
It was not holding water. The gravel en-
banknent had sunken q foot from tho
TOP Of the cement wall. The leak was
rapidly increasing, and In consequence
great cracks appeared in the gravel en-
bankment.
The engineers made careful exanina-
ton Of tho condition OF the basin and
decided It to be advisable to have the
great artificial lake emHurd and the
leakage stopped before the launching oc-
ours. There was plenty OF water re-
naming In the basin to doat the vessel.
but It Is the Intention Of the government
to let her hoat In the basin until she
can be loaded with the material on hand
for the completion Of the work on her
and to await the completion OF tho dredge.
Benyuard, which is still being held by the
Chancery Court. This will be six or
eight weeks. so It is absolutely necessary
for the basin to be durable before the
Galveston Is committed to It's keeping.
Miss aealy will probably return to
New York, but como back whom advised
BY Mr.. Groesbeck.
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REV. RICHARD WELLS
Property Left by the Colored Minister
Valued at $1,000

The will OF the late Rev. Richard
probate In the Chancery Court. r. T.
Hill qualifying as administrator. The
property Of tho Rev. Wells Is valued at
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.GGRR 8jC '''PSR{Ij Prices

Best American aranulated sugar.
pound .......... -..............'..4S S0'
Arbuekles' Ar'osa Coffee, pound.... $40.
Nice New lrlsh Potatoes, peck. ESQ.
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger
Snaps, per pound $40.
Small smlthfsld Hams, pound........too.
Small California Hams, pound. ......1oo.
hustler Laundry =soap,=t2 bars.......2so.
Fresh Mixed Cakes. pounds:...
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen. s........ 100.
Best City Meal, per4 peck. ~ :........1se.
or, bushel observation-disclosures. .ooo'l
Canned Virginia Tomatoes, ean.......ee,
Best Cream Cheese, pound, ...16c,
5Puro Ground Pepper, pound........ 100
New Prunes. De-, or pounds for.....2se,
Lion Coffee, per po1n e. 2: ......so,
salt Pork, per pounds. ...s...........se.
Gibson, xxx, MT, Vernon; Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands Whisky, bottle. 300.
Imported Maearoni, pound ..........6o.
Blackberry or catawba Wine, quart..12o'
EnamelIne stove Polish, box..........4o.
5.pound pail Homemade Preserves. SOC.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, bar
rel, $3.50; bag ,....,..-............ 24o'
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound y. SOC,
3 cans Potted Tongue and Ham for. 100.
Carolina Rice, &C. ih., or lbs. for... Csc
Largo Lump Starch, pound. 80,
pufiys Malt Whisky, per bottle'... BOG.
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Church Hill PHYSICIANS,

A regular meeting OF the Church Hill
Medical Association Will be held at 8
o'clock tonight at tho residence Of DR..
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Chairman Joint Committee Of 1nvestEa-

Those Councilman whose names were
mentioned In the Taliaferro letter have
been invited to be. present. The frst ses-
sion OF tho committee will likely be a
spicy one
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The Galveston Is yet to be launched.
That event did not occur yesterday for
the reason that leak was found In the
launching basin, and It was considered
by the engineers In charge to be unsafe
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Society
Continued From Eighth Page.

tertained a company Of twelve ladies at
tion of her birthday anniversary.
Miss Camden, of East Winifred street,
has returned from a short visit at AleXan-
dria, MINI.
Mrs. o. A. Sternberg. of Prescott street,
left this week for Milwaukee, Wis, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. E. NJ Woodbury., of East Con-
gresS street, is visiting relatives at River
Falls, Wis.
Miss Emma Joistad, of East Winifred
street, will leave for Avoca. Mimi, to-
morrow.
Miss Emma Joistad, of East Winifred
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Dix, of Hall ave-
nue.. left Wednesday for a river trip to st.
Louis.
Miss May Camden. of East Winifred
street has returned from a visit in Chi
cagO.
Mrs. Johnson and children, of East
Winifred street, are visiting in Mora,
MINI.
The Elevator Operators Union No. 9731
Will give a picnic today at Harriet island.
c. w. Douglas, of East Winifred stre&,
has returned from Little Falls, MINI.
The Neighborhood Euchre' club gave a
picnic at Wildwood Wednesday.
The ladies of the Art Euchre club pic
niclled at Wildwood Thursday.
Mrs. T. Bevans and daughter, Miss Ed
ma BeVanS, have gone East.
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Charles Emerson. of Saltwater, were
guests the first Of the week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis DAILY, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Stock and daughters.
Mimi, to spend the summer. Their home
Will be occupied by DR.. and Mrs. A
Baldwin, of jamestown, N. D..
Mrs. Edward Miller, of Fifth street. was
hostess last week for the Tuesday After
noon Card club. Mrs. John Lawrence, Mrs
II. +. Stock and Mrs. Adolph Giesen were
the prize winners.
Miss Maude Slater, of Conway street,
entertained about thirtyfive guests at a
danclng party Friday evening in honor Of
MISS Nellie Murphy, of Richland Center,
Wis.
Mrs. Richard Kneutrtz and Miss Gussie
Stein, of the Binder, are spending a week
with their sister, Mrs. Otto Rohn, of Chi
cago. prior to sailing for trip abroad
Mrs. Samuel Brant, Of East Seventh
street, gave birthday party Saturday for
her son Jesse. Peonies and Carnations
formed the table decorations.
Mrs Nora Pheeney has returned from
Mlnona and IS the guest of her son. P. j.
leave today for Sank Center.
Mrs. Edward H. Payte, of Maple street.
is entertaining her mother, Mrs G. Gavin
and her sister, Miss Mary Gavin, of Spo-
kane Wash.
Mrs Johnson. of Bates avenue. enter
tanned at chhdren's party for the sew
Elsie. 2 iisoA
Mrs. Samuel Brant, Of East Seventh
street spent part Of the week in Mime
apolis attending the w. G. T. u. conyen-
ton. -
Walter Durham. who was a guest Of
his sister. Mrs Bert Hankey Of East
Fourth street. has returned to Storm Lake.
Iowa. - -1|'-AN >
Miss Lulu Blasting, of Maria avenue will
entertain her Sunday school class of the
Forest Street Mission Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardner, OF Cable
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avenue, entertained Thursday evening in
celebration of their first wedding ami
versary.
Mrs. Marie Muench. Of East Fifth
! street, entertained Miss Anna Hoffman,
| of White Bear, several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Altman, Of Forest
street, are entertaining their nephew,
Daniel Altman, Of Winnipeg Ont.
Mrs. Fulkerson and family. Of Roch-
ester, Mimi, are guests of Mrs. A. L.
| Robertson, OF East Fifth street.
The Misses Lemon, of Hoffman avenue,
entertained Monday evening in honor of
| Miss Beckhard, of HiIlsdale. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Willius Jr. were
guests during the week of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gustav Willius, of Hoffman avenue.
The Wah-wah- tay-see club will be en-
tertained tomorrow evening by Miss Car
olyn Barlow. Of Partridge street.
Mrs. G. E. Griswold, Of East. Fifth
| street. spent part OF the week with Mrs.
| Frank Van Duyne. of Mahtomedi.
Mrs. A. J. Studeman, Of Bates avenue.
entertained her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
| Schwan, of Austin, during the week.
Miss Lydia Neinaber, of Moorhead,
Mimi, IS guest of her mother, Mrs. l..
Neinaber, of Bates avenue.
The Daytons Bluff History Glass meets
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. William
| Brink. of Bates avenue.
Mrs. Charles Helmes, of East Fifth
| street, IS entertaining her sister, Mrs. F.
w. Johnson, Of New Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Anthem have re-
| turned fr@m their wedding trip and are
residing in the Binder.
The Elysian Card club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Miss Edward H Sla-
| ter. of Conway street
Miss Josie Bach. who visited relatives
| on the bluff. returned to her home in
Woodbury., MINI.
Mrs. Harry Fabian, of Bates avenue, en-
tertained the Young Ladies Thimble Bee
club Wednesday.
The 1903 Card club will meet Wednesday
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HAMLINE.

The graduation exercises Of the eighth
grade from Hancock school were held on
friday morning. The class presented Mrs.
Wigs in the Cabbage Patch" as their
class play. A class of twenty compieted
the course Of study.
Mrs. G. 6. Harrison entertained the
missionary ar Society Of the Knox Presby-
The subjects for the afternoon programme
Were Alaska" and South America
mrs. r. Parsons, daughter and son.
OF arcade, n. T., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Z: l. Humphrey and daughters
Ruth and Doris, will go to AIbeTt T 60 %,
next week for months visit at the homo
OF MIR. and Mrs. Howard L. Vandegrift
Mr.. Ellison took his class of young men
from the M: E. Sunday school on SatI1r-
day to Wildwood yesterday, where thew
spent the day.
Dr.. and Mrs. George H. Bridgeman and
son Donald and daughter Dorothy have
gone TO Europe for a six months visit
Mrs. Alfred Haynes, who has been +be
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. @ Victor
Llndberg, has returned to Albert Lea.
MISS Ethel Booth and Louis Peters were
the brides parents on Blair street. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A Childs were e,1as+s y,
Mrs. o. H. Elmer. ''i1O
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hackney enter
and Mrs. Heal. III MI
Mrs. bennington, of Cedar Ranids
has has been the guest Of Mrs. Walter 81
Mrs. H. H. wasaw. Of Minneanolis
spent Wednesday with Mrs. W. d Staw.
ems. - ot0F-
Miss Alma Anderson, of Milan. Is tbe
guest of Mrs. George Budd. % tiie
MRS. Arthur Anderson has returned
from Chicago. ii00
Miss Katherine Kerr has returned tc
minneapolis. i'ou -
MRS. Z. w. Boyer entertained a mart,
OI young people on Friday evening in hon.
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Garshan avenue. have returned to Penn

Marshall avenue. have returned to Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Albert s. Nash of Iglehart street,
entertained a few friends at cards Mon
DAY afternoon in honor of Mrs. Crole of
Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs LaidIow, Of Cresco, Iowa,
the recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
i Read, of Iglehart street. have returned
home.
Miss Jessie Holloway, of WaItham ave-
nue., returned Sunday night from Duluth
Mrs. Clarence e. Lothman, of Iglehart
George E. Williamson and son Everett
nave been attending the convention of
the Credit Mems association in st. Louis.
Miss Carrie Jordan. of Denver, Col, is
spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Louis E. Hudson. of 1922 Blair street.
Shandrew, of Terrace Park avenue, en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Stack, Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, have located in the Park
and occupy 1890 Carroll street.
Triune Lodge No. 100, A. F. and A. NJ,
Of Merriam Park. entertained st. Paul
| Lodge No. 8 Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Order entertained
at dinner Thursday evening in honor of
| Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Craig.
| Miss Maude Bartlett, of Blue Earth is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bart
| lett, Of Iglehart street.
Miss Golf, of Rochester, is visiting her
Drother, Dr. 5. G. Golf and family, of
| Marshall avenue.
Mrs. Bert Johnson. the guest of Mrs
| George Williamson, has returned to her
| home in Morris.
Mrs. A. H. Rogers, Iglehart street has
| issued invitations for a card party to be
| given Tuesday.
| Miss Helen Clark, of Hudson, Wis, Is
| the guest of j. G. Barwise and family Of
| Carroll street.
Mrs H E. Still and daughter Miss
Gertrude Still. Of Selby avenue, are visit
ing Chicago.
| Rev. and Mrs. ]. H Samnis Feronia
avenue. Will leave next week for a visit
in Indiana
Mrs. Crole, the guest of Mrs. A. s.
! Nash, OF lglehart street. has returned to
/ Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Buckley. Of DAYTON
| avenue, are entertaining Miss Buckley of
/ Boston.
| Mrs. Saule, of Rochester is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Grier M. Orr, Of Iris
| place.
Mrs. B. A. Phillips. Of DAYTON avenue
has returned from a weeks visit in Du-
| luth.
| Ray Osborn has returned home from
Shattuck school, Faribault, for the sum
mer.
| Mrs Harry w. CranbuIl and little
daughter Louise are visiting in Chicago
| Mrs. Graves. from Illinois, is the guest
| of Mrs. f. F. Stevens, of Iglehart street
| Mrs. Amos G. Merrill, Milwaukee ave-
nue.. Is entertaining her sisters, Mrs.
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DAYToN's BLUFF.


Mr. and Mrs. A. p Rotert, Of Hudson,
evening by a number Of their friends in
celebration of Mr.. Roterts birthday an
niversary: Cards We're played, prizes being
given to Mrs. Sackett, Mrs. Clifford Girls
void, Mrs. B. Freeman, Frank Moline and
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Kimball,
and Mrs; August ]. st1fdeman, Mr.. and
Patton. Mr. and Mrs. derry w. lie May,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henrye Khiocke, Mr.. and
Mrs. sampel Spinaieas Mrs. Laura
Dayton, Mrs. Sackettsp Miss Blanche
Church, Miss Ethel be- May and Mr..
Frank Moline. 3fs.yi
Mrs. r. e. McCleary had as guests dur
ing the week Mr.. Osviff sand Miss Osvin,
Of South Dakota: Mr.. Moore, of Tacoma,
WASH; Mrs. Jane Ogden and grand
daughter; of Minneapolis. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Soderstrom.
A wedding of interest to Dayton's bluff
residents was that of Frank E. Rhobeck to
Miss Pearl o. Skong of Ballington. Mimi,
Wednesday, June IL, at the brides home
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhobeck, will reside on Ere
mont street.
Friends on the bluff have received an
nouncements of the marriage of Miss
Hulda G. Lambert of Young America
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lambert
formerly Of Gable avenue to Mr.. f. c.
Mayer. Wednesday, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. McCieary, of
East Fourth street. and Mr.. and Mrs.
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Thompson and Miss Sampson, of Chi.


Thompson and Miss Sampson. of Chi
cago. rr
Mrs. Hubbard, of Superior, is visiting
Mrs. George Smitten, Marshall avenue.
Miss Nav Bartlett, who spent the win
ter in California. has returned home.
Mrs. A. G. F1ournoy has been the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. n. F. Trumbull
Mrs. P. Walsh, Prior avenue is enter
tanning her mother. of Joplin, Mo.
Miss Blythe Fitz, of Carroll street, is
visiting in Maiden Rock. Wis.
Mrs. George Phipps, Marshall avenue,
is visiting in Baraboo, Wis.
A w. Zahm, of Mason City, has been
the guest of Park friends.
Mrs. Harry Lutz, of Carroll street is
visiting in Fergus Falls.
Earl Wakefield of Tomahawk, is visit
ing friends in the Park.
Mrs. Mason. Marshall avenue, has re-
turned from Rochester.
Frank Matson and Arthur Jacobson are
camping at Lake City.
Mrs. H. Montgomery, of Dewey avenue,
is visiting in Duluth.
Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Rondo street, is visit
ing in the East.
Ray Coykendall left last Monday for
Winnipeg.
George Mccoy has been visiting in
Duluth.
street, is spending the summer at Eagle
lake 80
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afternoon with Mrs. Charles Helmes, of
East Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keonig and Walter
Koen1g. Of Milwaukee, are in the city Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. N. Bach, Of Pacific street. has re-
turned from visit with her daughter in
Morris, MINI.
Mrs. Theodore Kolb, Of Fremont street.
Is spending several weeks with friends at
Lake GervaiS.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gorham were guests
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Reid.
Of White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Buechner, of the
Binder, have gone to Lake Clitherau for
the summer.
Max Toltz, Of Montreal. Canada, is
spending several days with his family Of
Bates avenue.
Mrs. Robert e. McCleary will leave this
week to visit her son. r. III. McCleary. OF
Boston.
Mrs. N. Bach, Of Pacific street, is en-
PERTAINING her grandson. Gilbert Pepper,
of Morris, Mimi.
Mrs. George Wichman win go to New
York this week to visit her sister, Mrs
Carl Heine.
Mrs. Robert McKaig and family. of
Fremont street, spent part of last week
at Mahtomedi.
Miss Anna Seeger of East Fifth street.
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Good and Miss Flora
Good, Of East Third street. are at Lake
Mrs. Frederick Plondke. Of East Fourth
street. has gone to Atlantic City for the
summer
Mrs Charles Hamlin and son Alfred. Of
Fremont street, are visiting relatives in
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boxer. of Conway
street, have gone to Canada to visit
Mrs. Robert seeger. of Maria avenue.
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MERRIAM PARK.

The members of Trinity M. e. church
gave a farewell reception for Rev. and
Mrs. J. G. Craig Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Barwise, of
Carroll street. The rooms were beautiful
ly decorated with roses and asparagus
ferns. Those assisting in the dining room
room were the Misses Nellie Rockwell,
Florence Gordon. Katherine Law. Geneva
Becker, Maude Rand and Helen Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. Craig will leave soon for
Lake City.
Ralph F. M. Dongall, of Dayton avenue,
entertained at dinner Wednesday eve
ming. Among the guests were L. B.
Lupin, Charles A. Cook, Wilbur Hop
pin and Gordon Henderson.
Miss Pierce, Marshall avenue, left We'd
nesday for Osakis, to spend the summer.
Mrs. Archibald Coleman has gone to
Chicago to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall. Of Texas. the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Law, of
ST. Anthony avenue. left Saturday for
Spencer Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler are entertaining
their son, Frank Fowler, who has re-
turned from three-years' absence in the
Philippines.
Mrs. NJ. B. Cutler and son, who have
been guests Of DR.. and Mrs. s. G. Cobb,
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or Of her son Burton, who mas gone to
Charles City, Iowa, to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Florence Field has returned to
Beardsley.
Miss Flora Ostrander has returned from
Wisconsin.
DR.. c. E. Magraw has returned from
the coast.
Mrs. FIoy Rossman has returned from
Morris.
Miss LueIla Webb has returned from
Delano.
Miss Mamie Hasslau has returned from
Anoka.
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