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The Green Forest tribune., 1904-07-16
H1T ocaI Mention.

ce cream every
 untain.
 r,esh meat always on hands at Rudd's rket. Phone 27.
 # uorbert has some excellent bar ;os in new buggles'
 .clefoot and poison fly paper at ssn Forest Drug Co.'S.
 I Russell was in Carrollton on .l business Wednesday.
 fro John Ramsey has recovered from aoont rather severe illness.
 nsw son has lately taken his abode
 .ho home of MT. and Mrs. J. B.. eyes.
 A Young of Denver was here look
 flor numerous business interests bnday.
 Eae Jeff Harbert's line of new buggies. can certainly interest you Ii you mt to buy
 Eeorpe West is at Bentonville this bk attending the Northwest Arkan- 1pr5te Institute.
 LIcCollister, the photographer, will e your orders for enlarging and krantee satisfaction.
 When you order bread of A. J. Tabor bember you can have any other gro- lies. delivered at the same time. |fyou have any pictures you want en- bed YOU had better take them to Me- Mister rather than to trust them to a hnger.
 Squire McNemar will soon move his bily to town, where he will be more yenent when his services as justic
 needed.
 Fhe barn of Mrs. Jose Blasingame was siderably wrecked by the wind storm bw days ago. It was ''insured" in the ferson Mutual.
 N. H. Howard has sold his residence he Carter addition to J. H. Parker of eum MT. Parker expects to become &ti2en of our town this fall. Will Jageman, son of Frank Jage- D, arrived from St. Louis Tuesday
 will remain here some time for rest
 recuperation from an attack of pmatism.
 frs. Henderson Ramsey, aged 60 rs, died at her home in the south
 of town Thursday of last week I a short illness. Interment was Be in the Rule cemetery on Friday. eorge Lawrence and wife took the hing train for Eureka Springs Mon in response to telegram announc- the serious illness of their daughter, B. Virgil McCombs, who resides rt distance south of that city.
 G. Hanbury and T. l.. Hummer
 at Cotter, the new town on the lite River road, figuring on buying telephone exchange there. While ent they will pro bably visit several er towns in that portion of the coun- urton, the two-year old son and Y child of Mir. and Mrs. Poynor nsey, died on last Saturday, after a Fl illness due to the little fellow hay
 swallowed ali empty cartridge hull fe days before. Burton was the y great grand child of MT. and Mrs. |E. Harbert.
 r-alle here last week Capt. J. T. |pper of Harrison purchased the four |e tract in the Carter addition owned
 the district from the school ffd and will at once fence and other e improve it. It is Capt. Hopper's Fnuon to build a residence here and ke his summer home in Green Forest. ne saddest home in this country is Ct MT. and Mrs. George Coxsey. |'hln the past month death has robbed |'h o1 both of their children. Thelma, |lf s~eetl little four-year old daughter, 'he brst to go, and while the hearts S .s fond parents were yet wrung
 gflef' over the awful shock, Grace, oaby girl ten months old, passed " on Sunday night, after lingering the threshold of death for almost e weeks. Tuesday forenoon the ans Were deposited in Glenwood c1efy beside the new made grave of s'ster. The people of Green Forest 6TN.
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We have received our school hooks Green Forest Drug Co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-14

their hail. corner South Wabasha and
Colorado streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sander, of East
Winifred street entertained the mem
bers Of the Thursday Night club Thurs
day evening.
The Delta-delta- delta fraternity Of the
university met Friday afternoon with
Miss Fay Newton, Of East Winifred
street.
Division No Z. A. o. H. viii dance at
Paul Martins hall, corner South Wa
basha and Colorado streets, Monday
evening
A leap year. social will be given Monday
evening by the Epworth League of the
Clinton Avenue M. e. Church at the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Matthew Of Hum
boldt MINI. visited last week Mr. and
Mrs G. s. Schurman, Of East Congress
street.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the
King Daughters will be held with Miss
Melcer, of Stryker avenue, Tuesday even
ing.
The Neighborhood Euchre club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs w.
Tenvorde at her home on Bidwell street.
A dance was given by the Oakdale So
cial club Wednesday evening at Martins
hall, South Wabasha street.
Miss Agnes Fitzgerald, Of Stryker ave
nue.. will entertain the Laeta Decem club
members Tuesday evening.
AlDefIe Becker was JenQereQ sur
prise party Thursday evening at his home
on East Winifred street
Mrs. Lloyd Peabody, of Dunedin ter
race, entertained the Eradelphian Book
club Tuesday afternoon.
A dance was given by A. o. q. w. No
Sc last evening at Brack's hall, Con-
cord and Robbie streets.
Mrs. Otto Sander, Of East Winifred
street, will entertain the Ladies' Study
Glass Friday afternoon.
The Nachbar club met Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. B. M. Joistad,
East Winifred street.
Mrs. L. Bevans, Of West Congress
street. is entertaining her daughter, Mrs
Darling, of Chicago.
Mrs. NJ j. Moriarty, of East Winifred
street, is entertaining Miss LaWler, of
Rochester, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Moriarty, Of East
Monday evening.
Mrs. d. w. Sits entertained the mem
bers Of the Physical Culture class Mon
day afternoon.
The Misses Day, of East winifred
street, win entertain Monday evening the
Autochtons.
The sophomore class of the Humboldt
high school gave a sleighing party Friday
evening.
Miss Anna Furlong, of East Winifred
street, entertained Informally Thursday
evening.
The Merrifee Dancing club danced last
evening at Wfttich's hall, State and ROBBIE
streets.
Miss Edith Blanchard. Of Livingston
avenue. is in st. Cloud, MIMI, visiting
friends.
Miss Maud sturley, of East winifred
street, gave progressive cinch party
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noon Favors were won by Mrs. S. S.
Hesselgrave, Mrs. Pendergast and Mrs. w.
A. Rodecker.
The ladies Of the Clinton Avenue M. E.
church gave supper Thursday even
ing for the benefit of the church at the
pastors home. Rev. F. BarhorF Clinton
avenue.
DR.. Walthers. Of Stevens Point, wis,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Blanchard,
of Livingston avenue, the past week. Dr.
Walthers was en- route to Sumpter, Or.
Mrs. Hugh Monroe, of Bancroft street
entertained last week her cousin. Mr.
John Weber, on his way from Wood
stock, Ontario, to Winnipeg, Manitoba
Mrs Mills Darratt, of East Congress
street. will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Hebron Baptist Church
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Miss Mamie Jordan, Of South Wabasha
street, entertained the Delmonico Euchre
club Monday evening. Favors were won
by Miss Jordan and 3. J. Baly.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. J.
A. Posey, of West Congress street, Mon
day evening. The time was spent in play
ing progressive euchre.
The Litchfeld Whist team met and
played the Hancock team Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. Ed Helm
bach, West Delos street.
A card party was given Friday evening
under the auspices of Harmony camp,
r. N. A, at Paul Martins hall, South
WabaSha street
The juniors of West side turnverein
will give dance Tuesday evening at
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street Friday afternoon, it being her BIRTH
day anniversary. Progressive euchre was
played and the favors We're won by Mrs
Casey, Mrs. Houlihan and Mrs. Mccall. A
musical programme was contributed by
Miss Lear Of Snohomish, Wash, and Mrs
p. j. Quinn. Mrs. Mccall on behalf Of
the division, presented Mrs. MaIloy with a
set Of sterling silver teaspoons neatly en-
grayed. A progressive lunch was served
at o'clock. Mrs. Malloy was one of
the officers of the division for number
of years.
The H. and S. Social club will give a
card party tomorrow afternoon at Central
Annex. Arrangements committee. Mrs.
Hale and Mrs. Smith
The Onarga Euchre club was entertain
ed Tuesday evening by Mrs. e. Wander
Werker, Edmund street Prize winners
We're Mrs. Wanderlie and Mrs Kempers
Mrs. Penshorn, Goodhue street, will be
the next hostess.
Mrs. Roy Lawson, Thomas street, was
pleasantly surprised Friday evening by
the Onarga club, of which she is a mem
Der. Cards were INDUCED in, Mrs Fried
man, Mr.. Smith and Mr.. McCloud being
the winners.
Myrtle Temple No. 2, Rathbone Sisters,
has issued invitations for a progressive
euchre party and hop Wednesday even
ing, Feb. "a, at Castle hall, Sixth and
Robert streets. The temple win celebrate
its twelfth anniversary by holding a dis
trtct convention Saturday, Feb. ~, at it's
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WEST SIDE.

A valentine party was given by Miss A.
Rost Tuesday evening at her home, st.
Pierre terrace. The guests were the
Misses Edna THEM, Georgia Boeringer
Martha and Eva Jacobson, Adell Haskell,
Maud Sturley, Carrie and Fay Newton
Anna Grant. Florence Exley Messrs A
Yoerg, T. Stang. G. Dreves, w. Lawton
A, Sturley, J. Boeringer, VIII Dreves, B.
Hendrickson, Earl Goff NJ Coonan.
The ladies Of the Camaraderie Euchre
year party last evening at Knights of
ado streets. Mrs. Rhoddy, Mrs. L. Ru-
therford and Mrs. A. Christianson chap
eroned the party.
Mrs. NJ Nelson, of East Robe street,
gave a luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Covers were laid for Mrs. M. Christen-
sen, Mrs. s. Peterson, Mrs. J. NICHOLSON,
Mrs. G. Jensen, Mrs. M. Rasmussen and
Mrs A. Christianson.
Mrs. J.. Ward was hostess for the mem
bers of the Entire Nous Euchre club Tues
day afternoon. Prizes were awarded Mrs
j. j. Hurley, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Barnes
The club meets Tuesday, Feb. %. with
Mrs. Stubs
Mrs J. o. Cavanaugh entertained the
Carpe Diem Euchre club Tuesday after
noon. Prizes were won by Mrs @. O'Brien,
Mrs. c. Giessel, Mrs J. J. Cullen and
Mrs. William Kelly.
Mrs William Harnisch, of Concord
street, entertained Tuesday afternoon.
The Nemadji Euchre club met with
Mrs. James Mattimore Wednesday after
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weeks under the chaperonage of Mrs.
John Wright.
Among the affairs during the two re-
manning days of the social season are
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Peet, of Dayton avenue, Tuesday night,
after which games will be the amuse-
ment of the evening. Tomorrow Mrs.
]. B. Johnston, of Paramount avenue,
will give a small luncheon in honor Of
Mrs. w. T. Wilder, of Holly avenue
and in the evening Mrs. L. A. Robin
son. of Paramount avenue, will give
large dinner at the Country club.
night at the club, after which there was
dancing.
Miss Wood, of Laurel avenue, will
entertain informally on Tuesday after
noon. Miss Cary, of Summit court, will
give a luncheon on Monday. Mrs. Ash
ton, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Willis, of Summit avenue, will leave
this week for the Pacific coast.
The thirteenth meeting Of the His
tory Class of the Colonial Danes will
take place at o'clock on Tuesday aft
ernoon at the residence of Mrs. r. M.
Newport, 433 Ashland avenue. Lunch
con will be served at 1880, and the
nOSI6SSGS VIII De MISS II. Is. NIr0SQ, MTS.
w. B. Mitchell, of ST. Cloud; Mrs. J. w.
Edgerton and Mrs. Newport. Papers
will be read on Colonial Homes in Vir-
ginia.''
Mrs. Blair, of the state agricultural
school, will give a luncheon of eighteen
tomorrow in honor of Mrs. f. S. Allen,
of Dodge Center, president of the Min
nesota Federation Of Women's Clubs.
The luncheon will be served in Mrs.
Blair's class rooms, and the guests will
be Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Van SAINT, Mrs.
Northrup, Mrs. Liggett and the wives
of the faculty Of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Stickney, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. F. Smith and Miss Stella
Shave have gone South. Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Kalmans guest, will go
to Mankato this week to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Hixon. Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
bird and Miss Humbird, of Dayton ave-
nue., are in Pittsburg and will return
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Eiseman enter
tanned at cards Wednesday evening.
High scores were made by Mrs. A.
Hanft, Miss Gertrude Hyatt, Mr., Kief-
er and Mr.. Fechey.
The st. Paul Tourist club will give
it's forty-ninth dancing party at Cam
bridge hall Monday evening, Feb. 10.
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The accompanying Illustration is of
a delightfully."- quaint and pretty cos
tune.
1t is of a fine wood brown yelling
over the same shade of taffeta. The
skirt is three pieced, consisting of one
narrow plain front breadth and two
full circular sides that are gathered
by three or four shirrings to the belt.
Trimming the bottom of the skirt are
i've bands Of brown cloth, a shade
darker than the yelling, which are
stitched only to their upper edges, and
on both sides of the front breadth are
tapering bands of the cloth that end
in points at the top row of the cir
cular bands, where they are caught by
bronze buttons.
The bodice fastens at the back and
IS made with a round yoke Of heavy
raised brown passementerie, in a grape
design, below which the yelling Is
shirred; and in front are pointed
bands corresponding to those on the
skirt
The belt is of the passementerie,
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Miss Gertrude De Bruyn, Of Scudder
avenue, entertained her Sunday school
ciass yesterday afternoon. The decora-
lions Were appropriate for the valentine
season. Mrs; William Richeson and Mrs,
George Heaton assisted.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, Mrs. J. II. Nc
Dermott, Mrs. S. M. Leffingwel. Mrs r.
z. Genge, Miss Harriet Genge, Mrs. r.
+. Meek Were entertained at dinner We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. f. F. ToWle
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. George SheIlenberger. Of scudder
avenue, entertained the Ladies' Aid So
Getty OF the Congressional Church on
TUESDAY afternoon in honor of her moth
er, Mrs. Olive White, Of Humboldt, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wilson. of Terri
torlaI avenue, entertained at dinner Tues
Gay evening in honor Of Mr.. Theissen, of
Minneapolis Mrs. Ellenbaker and Miss
Susie Btder, of Cold Springs, Mimi.
The history class met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. 4. L. Heacker
on Raymond avenue. Mrs G. J. Buell.
Mrs.Bueu gave story Of the play
Mrs: W. A. Moore and Mrs. B. +. Meek
Will give a silver tea tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Moore on Carter
avenue for the Ladies Guild of St. Mat
thews' Episcopal Church
Miss May Erwin, of Ppm street, enter
tanned the L. b. T. V. club Monday after
noon. Next Monday afternoon Miss Jen-
ME Ware Of University avenue, will en-
terrain the club.
Invitations are out for a large euchre
party to be given next Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs w. W. Clark on
Commonwealth avenue. Mrs. Walter Hill
will assist.
Miss Jessie Foster entertained a COM
pany Of young people Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. j. E. Whitman on Bay
less avenue at valentine party.
Miss F1ossie Cannon. of Carter ave-
nue.. gave a valentine party last evening
for a number of friends. Mrs. W. w.
Clark had charge of the affair
Mrs. ]. Silve and children of Chicago,
while en- route to Young America, were
guests Of Mrs G. Alderman, Of Bayless
avenue, part of the week.
Mrs. Herbert p. Plant will entertain the
Ladies' Guild Of st. Matthews Episcopal
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the german was danced, led by Mr..
Walter Driscou, and the favors were
heart-shaped, in honor of the season.
Original valentines were presented dur
ing supper, some of which caused much
merriment, and the prize for the best
valentine written in five minutes was
won by Mr.. Julian Noyes Kirby.
Many beautiful dinners were given
during the week just past, notably by
Mrs. Edward N. Saunders on Monday
night in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Durant,
a large dinner given the same night at
the Country club by Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Robinson, of Paramount avenue, Mr..
Kirby and Mr.. Griggs gave a dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. Durant Tuesday night,
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bum gave a
dinner for them Friday night; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilder Merriam and Miss San
born dinners Wednesday night; Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Lightner gave a dinner
Thursday night, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Skinner a dinner last night. Friday
night many well known people were
present at the Loyal Legion banquet
and reception at the Hotel Ryan.
Other small affairs during the week
were a luncheon given by Mrs. H. T.
Drake on Wednesday for Mrs. Fred
erick D. BigeloW, and on the same day
one given by Mrs. Theodore Schur-
meier for Mrs. Durant, a thimble bee
given by Miss Alice Day, of the Angus,
on Thursday afternoon, a luncheon
given by Mrs. J. H. Skinner on Friday,
Mrs. Rodney Smith a bridge party on
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. J. 3. Johnson,
of Paramount avenue, gave a small eu-
chre party yesterday afternoon, and
Miss Dorothy Barrows, of Lincoln ave-
nue., gave a small pit party last night
Go, IL, ,.1e TO1,,
Bidleman, of Ashland avenue, gave a
breakfast yesterday morning at the
Aberdeen in honor of her little grand
son, Alden Hine. There were sixteen
guests. all members Of a boys club to
which Alden Hine belongs.
Mrs Victor Robertson, of Chicago,
has been the guest of Mrs. George T.
Slade during the past week. Mrs. w.
turned from the South. Mrs. Wilson is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Schwartz, of Laurel avenue. Mrs. N.
P. Rogers, of South Exchange street,
has returned from Cuba. Mrs. Stemble,
of Dubuque, has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs Tarbox, of Western ave-
nue., during the week. Mrs. Gardner
Moore, of Lincoln avenue, has gone to
New York and New Jersey to visit
friends for three weeks. Mrs. Abel,
sister of Mrs. +. E. Bird of Summit
avenue, will leave soon with a party of
Minneapolis friends to spend the latter
part of the winter In California Mr..
J. I. H. Field, of Dayton avenue, has
gone to New York. Mr. and Mrs. E. w.
Durant Jr. will leave on Wednesday for
their home in Charleston, S. G. Mrs.
William T. Maxfield is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Harrison Foster, of Laurel
avenue. Miss Carpenter, of St. Peter
street, and Miss Hammond, Of South
Exchange street, left on Thursday night
for New York Miss Hammond will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hammond,
and Miss Carpenter will spend two
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THE ST. PAUL GLOBE SUNDAY FEBRUARY H. 1904.

tons given by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Artz,
Miss E. Lindeke, Helen Armbruster, Ruth
and Pearl Franzrnan.
Mrs Katherine Dyner will give a card
party Tuesday evening at Columbia hall,
corner Of Virginia avenue and Blair street
Tor the benefit Of St, vincent's church.
Mrs. George P. Stout, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in the city has
returned to Lake City.
Mrs Joseph BreauIt, East Ninth street,
gaxe a reception Wednesday. afternoon.
Gelvlng by Mrs. j. Mclaughlin, Mrs. j.
Brunelle, Mrs. J. Carter, Miss McLaugh-
lin and Eva Breault Grace rendered sew
The Mothers Tea" at the Bethel on
Erloay AFTERNOON was, as usual, de-
nghtful affair. The hostess was Mrs.
s. :. Eaton Jr. and Mrs. George Wiley.
me following programme was arranged
py mrs. Nelson Hanson and Miss Eleanor
solo-"Red, Red Rose" ......... Hastings
"Sunbeams'' Emory
Mrs. 6. R. o'Reiiley.
Mrs L. A. Straight
Rueo .'.......- .....,......:.-.. Schupert
Mrs D. W. Lawier Mrs a. r. oReiIiey
Encore "a Sitting Hem
Mrs. Bordman.
Trio of humorous readings
Mrs. L. A. Straight.
Solo-"Good Night. Sweet Dreams
Bischoff
Encore .................. Fiddle and r
Accompanies. Mrs. E. W. Buckley
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Lueders, $40 Rice
street, will leave for Milwaukee next Sat
urday to attend the golden wedding ami
versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lue-
ders.
Mrs. Van Horn, of Canada street. en-
tertained at cards last Tuesday evening
for her niece, Miss Edith Amsden, of Chi
gSon MISS were were won by MIS- san
Arey. Mr.. George Gault, Mr.. Clifton Odds,
Mr. Robert Good.
street, entertained informally on Friday
evening for Miss Mary B. Pennington of
Grand Forks, N. D..
Miss Isabel Christison. of harrington
avenue, gave bowling party Saturday
evening for Miss Mary B. Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren, Of Portland
avenue, gave dinner party Wednesday
evening, entertaining small company Of
friends.
Mrs. Edward j. Quinn gave progress
i've conversation party Thursday after
noon at her home on Bedford street. Mrs.
Quinn was assisted by Mrs. Waller and
Mrs. John Mordaunt
Mr.. Walter Benz will return today from
chicago where he has been attending the
automobile show.
The marriage of Miss Mayme E. Gal
lagher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shelby, Mont, took place at o'clock
Tuesday morning at St. James Catholic
church. Rev j. r. O'Connor performed
the ceremony. The bride and groom were
attended by sister and brother of the
bride, Miss Anna and Mr. Philip J. CAL
lagber. Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly have gone
to their future home in Shelby.
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as are also the cuffs, and the sleeves
consist of scant ruffles of the yelling
trimmed with cloth bands and very
full undersleeves of brown chiffon.
The insistent prediction Of the dis
appearance of the separate blouse,
bodice or shirtwaist seems to be
doomed to disappointment again this
year, for the new importations Of
French cloths include more garments
of this kind than for several years
past
They are shown in an endless va
riety for soft textures and from simple
little null morning waists to most
elaborate lunch and theater blouses.
Among the latter are fascinating all
over lace bodices appliqued with soft
coIored veIvets, many of which are
cut slightly low at the neck. Other
waists Of crepe, satin or some soft
silk are covered with exquisite en-
broidery with gold or silver spangles
introduced in the designs, while still
other waists Of sheer wash materials
are mass Of fine hand-run tucks,
drawn work, etc,
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Tuesday evening, Four tables were

Tuesday evening. Four tables were
played.
Mrs. W. R. sache, of Smith avenue
south, gave valentine party last even
ing.
Mrs. Lowering will entertain the mem
bers Of the Art club Friday afternoon.
M n. Goss of West Winifred street.
recently returned from a trip to Mexico
gave an at home yesterday afternoon.
A slefghing party was given by the
WyandelIa club Wednesday evening
Miss Ethel Davidson, of East Winifred
street. has returned from Winona
Frank Martin, of East Winifred street,
mas gone to Breckenridge, MINI.
MISS Edna G.. Waite Of East Congress
street, Is at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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hall A ceremonial will be held in the
officers Of Saltwater North Star and
Weaver Of Minneapolis and ST. Paul Mrs.
]. @ Mccall. grand chief of the state,
VIII preside. Mrs. E. M. Sloggy is arrang-
ing the programme. Mrs. Clara M Bailey
is chairman of the reception committee
and Mrs. l.. A. Truesdale is arranging the
refreshments. 1t Is expected there will
DE an attendance of 200.
The No-Telling Euchre club was enter
tanned Thursday by Mrs. w R. Bloom
Qu1st, OF st. Anthony avenue. High scores
were made by Mrs. A. E. Dewitt, Mrs. J.
Hirsch and Mrs. W. Pfeiffer Mrs. Phil
Schweitzer will be the clubs next hostess.
The Woman's Auxiliary, N. A. r. p. C..
VIII give a social at the house of Mrs.
Mabry, 582 Selby avenue, Thursday even
ing, Feb. IS.
Mrs. ]. H Hardt, Stewart avenue, en-
tertafned the jolly Euchre club Wednes-
day afternoon. Favors were won by Mrs.
j. p. Whelan and Mrs j. H Hardt. Mrs
Br1aE Of Ramsey street, will entertain the
club Feb. "a.
St. Paul Rebekah Lodge No. "a. T. o. o.
f., Will give a dance Feb 20 at Odd Eel
lows hall, corner Fifth and Wabasha
streets.
The ladies of Unity church and other
friends are invited to silver tea on Tues
day afternoon, Feb. Is, at Mrs. David Van
Alstyne's, 737 Lincoln avenue 1t is for
the benefit of the church work.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Frank Manteuffel, of SO Garfield
street, gave valentine card party Friday
evening, entertaining twenty-five young
friends. Favors were won by Miss Lillian
Hause, Mr.. Arthur Gregg, Miss Anna
Morck and Mr.. Luke Ferguson.
A very pleasant social gathering was
given Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. J. Armbruster, of Clermont street,
the occasion being his birthday. The
evening was spent in music and recita
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