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New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
GAINED FORTUNE; LOST WIFE.
Clarke Divorce Suit Recalls Romance Of
Change in Wealth and Love.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE-l

Pittsburg, Sept 2-Tre divorce secured BY Mrs
FIene 8 Clarke. of Atlanta from her husband,
Charles Summer Clarke. better known as "Chick
Clarke has brought to mind the fact that about
cisbt wears ago the Clarke estate wiped out
by a Supreme Court decision, and Chick Clarkes
mother lost 100000 Previously Chick had gone
South and brought his bride home. When the
crash the Southern Girl said 20 her ruined
husband. Never mind. ,Chick.' you have me.
can cook"
They rented two rooms in Allegheny: he secured
Il place theatrical critic local newspaper
and his wife cooked on a little oil stove ne me
mother OF Chick retained the old Clarke steer
mill, and when II was purchased by the Steel cor
poratiOn for about s6foO10 Chick received about
500 of the price He sold his oil stove and WITH
Il lost his plucky wife.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
DO SELL PENNSYLVANIA CLUB.
Philip Daly's Place at Hollywood Again Is
Advertised by the Sheriff.

Holly wood. \. J.. Sept. (speciaD-The golden
doors of the Pennsylvania clubhouse. together
with the Chelsea-ave. property Of Mr. and Mrs
Philip DAILY again al Artised 10 be sold by the
sheriff The date for the sale is October 3.
This makes the third time the sale has been Rd-
vertisee within year
Al the last sale Mrs. DAILY satisfied the creditors.
William H. Hallowell, executor OF the Edward NJ.
Marks 4zstate. who is foreclosing. II looks
though Mrs DaE had been unable to meet the
amouIs of the claim. Ex-senator Henry s. Ter
hume. counsel for the Marks estate, is in Europe.
He said. before sailing. that re thought Mrs. DAILY
would meet the payments as nNed by the Sheriff
and retain the property. The club has been closed
during the season. The house has been occupied
howeVe-. although IL is said gaming has been
allowed The Dalys having hard time Of IT,
They have been deprived of their means of liveli-
hood. and have valuable property heavily mort
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
MORGAN AND LAWSON ENTER DOGS.
Both Will Show Champions at Newport
COttagers Pets in, Too.
lBY TELEaRApH TO THE rR1BUNr.I J

Newport r. l. Sept. with the closing of the
entries for the Newport Dog Show be held at the
Casino on September u and l3. the announcement
is made that the show will be a large one eight
hundred entries having been made. from all parts
of the world. Some of the best known dogs will
be shown In the collie classes. ]. Pierpont Nor
gan has several entries and his famous and valua-
BILE dogs Champion Wishaw Clinker and Ormskrk
Olympian. will compete against Amandale Piccolo
and Parbold Patentee, owned by w. +. Mason of
England who is now route to this country with
his dogs.
One of the leading exhibitors viii be Thomas w.
Lawson. of Boston. who has made twenty-nine
entries, including his famous bulldog Champicr
La Roche He will also show number of toy
spanies. Entries are also numerous from Newport
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
FALSE REPORT CAUSED BIG SCARE
Fears for the Safety of Excursion Steamer
Excited Sandusky
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.I

Sandusky. Ohio. Sept "A report current here
that the excursion steamer Lakeside went down
this side of Cleveland with about two hundred
Sandusky people board caused intense excite
until the steamer arrived in port here at
$3.50 O'Clock this evening The report caused
by people the beach at Lorain watching the
storm. who thought they the Lakesides lights
disappear.
The report reached here about o'clock, and peo-
pie in the city wild. The pier crowded
with friends and relatives OF the passengers when
the steamer landed. The passengers said that al
though the storm severe the boat weathered
il all right. and they much surprised at the
anxious crowd waiting at the pier.
A later report is that some steamer other than
the Lakeside went down. but it mas conhrma-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
LEWIS 6 CLARK FAIR TO HAVE A MINT.

Portland. ore. Sept 2.-That there will be 4
government mint in full operation at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition IS the assurance given Pres
ident y. ". Goode by Secretary Shaw OF the
Treasury Department The visit of Secretary
Shaw Ia the exposition grounds on Wednesday
had the result Of gaining his sanction to the es-
tabiishment OF the mint which will be an active
exhibit. and will be placed where the process of
making money may be viewed by all. The plant
will be complete every detail and the coins
struck on will he made from gold bullion as Il
comes from the smelters. Since II would not be
practicable to make Legal tender. the coins will
be IN the form Of medals.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
ELEVATOR FALLS IN CHICAGO.
Two People Killed and Several Hurt IN
Big Store.

Chicago, Sept 1.-Two people were killed and SIX
seriously injured by the falling of elevator In
the store of Sears, ROebuck & Co, this afternoon
The passenger elevator ordinarily used In the
building of repair and the freight elevator
during the day by the customers and EN-
plOyes. While a load of passengers was being car
ried up the cable parted allowing the elevator.
with people, fall three stories. The con-
ductor Philip Caldwell instantly killed; ana
Mrs. Kate Hayes, forty years old. was~So oselSS
hurt that she died this evening In the hospital
Six others who were in the elevator at the time
of the accident were injured but not fatally
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
STATE DEPARTMENT PROBING DEATHS
Colonel CASTOR. of Boston, Gets Letter on
Mexican Shooting.

Boston Sept. 2-In connection with tne. shooting
of Clarence Way and Edward Lattimer. two Amer
leans in the State OF 5inaloa. Mexico. some time
ago Colonel William A CASTOR. of this city, ex-
ecutor of Ways estate. to-day received a letter
from the State Department at Washington saying
that a thorough investigation was being made into
the deaths of the two men.
The letter from Washington was written by Alvey
A Adee Acting Secretary OF State. Colonel CASTOR.
was informed that the Mexican authorities had
taken prompt action in apprehending Alcalde Torres
and commissioners concerned In the shooting
and that Mexico had promised that the guilty per-
should be brought to justice: Way was
native of this city and had many relatives here
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
BOY KIDNAPPED BY MOTHER.
Father Gets Him Back, and Woman Is
Warned Not to Repeat Offence.

Brunswick, y. j.. Sept. > (SpeciaD.-Mrs.
Mary Lmgel of Trenton created excitement here
to-day by kidnapping her son. three years old who
was here in the custody of her husband. Joseph
Lengel. The father of the kidnapped boy is suing
his wife for divorce statutory grounds. The
wife had the custody of the younger OF the two
children. and Lengel kept the boy.
Mrs. Lergel came here yesterday and found the
boarding occupied by her husband Going
there to-day, she took the and a quantity of
clothing The father, his lawyer and Justice Hay
ter found boy and mother at No. % French-st and
recovered the boy. Mrs. Lengel warned not 70
the offence.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
THREE ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
Prisoners at Lake George Dig Through
Brick Wall with Table Knife.

Glens Falls y. Y. Sept. 2.-Warreu County Off
GERS are searching for Leon Benway, Arthur San
Souci and John H. Case who broke Jail at Lake
George last night. The men dug their way through
brick wall with table knife. being screened
by the other prisoners in the corridor. The escape
was not discovered until O'Clock. when the men
locked i'll their cells.
The three arrested in Glen Falls few
weeks ago charged with fifty burglaries in the last
six months. The prison inspectors last report
called attention the insecure condition of the jail
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY AT ELBERoN

Eiberon. y. J.. Sept, tspecaD.-A robbery was
reported IN tie Deal and Long Branch police
authorities having taken place in the cottage
OF Mrs. hshbaeh. in Phips-ave.. South Eberon
who said she lost diamonds jeweIry and cash to
the amount OF $3.50. The robbery is reported to
daylight .-Inef James Layton referred Mrs Hoff-
bach TO tns Deal police. he had no Jurisdiction
IN me case The missing feweiry consisted OF sew
eral r.nes. several precious pins and a pocketbook
Two roofns IN the Hoffbach cottage were ran
sacked cfaef Layton asked Mrs. Horrbach whom
she suspcsred and received this reply: MY ser
wants thoroughly honest. ] would tr,,st them
with anything possessed
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
FIRE SWEEPS IDAHO TOWN.

Wallace Idaho. Sept 2-Ffre has swept tine en-
tire business portion of Gem. and large part OF
thu residence district, ertang loss of Sl5O O0O.
destroying nearly hundred houses and leav-
ing scores of people homeless. The houses were
occupied for the most part by miners many of
whom moved TO Gem after the Black Bear con-
hagra ton three months ago.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
GEORGE W. VANDERBILT RETURNS.

George w. Vanderbilt and Colonel Sir c. +.
Howard Vincent. and members of the British Par
iiament who to attend the International Par
liamentary Congress AT St Louis. were passengers
on the Campania which arrived last night from
Liverpool and Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
Surrogates' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
New York Notice IL hereby given 70 all persons having
late of the County Of New YORK deceased the
place OF sansSsHs @ Ssines ] az He m on SaGs Of Eussne b
dated New York. the 26rh day of August, 1904
IDA {, s1FFT.
EUGENE sAcKE IA Attq6@sy qo4 for Executors 50 wan
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Abner C Thomas. surrogats Of the County Of New
0 Hq & Is AissSy % ssse s 6 % m a 99, % nsTHs & es
deceased present The same with vouchers thereof
Wall Street in the cry of New York before the
Dated New York. the lIth day Of MAY 1904
B. W. B. BROWN Attorney for Executor IS Wall Street
Manhattan n. Y. City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abnsr c Thomas ass, sgTTOsass , Of q the County o.
siams against Carrie " wynkOOp, late Of the County
SouesTs tSsTeof 70 the snar paes s oe
ven So 10 Wa Street IN 1hs city Sf NsYor from an
or sssS ssf9Ts S Ss Yo a1h he u is day ef G 1904
FLORENCE A SCARBOROUGH. MABEL MACDoN<
sUIIIyhM cEoawEIL NV y3 Attorneys for EHseutriesa.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
s4s notice a4:S1 T:S % al e As %
claims against Homer W Nichols, late Of the County 0f
ers thereof 20 subscribers their place OF trans
synsuS ssyns shsr AstoTneys No S Wall sTss n &
city New York. before the sOth day OF October
Dated New York. the 2srd day OF April 1904 =
SARAH ANN NICHOLS. JAMES WALLACE MICH
TAYLOR. INDERsos SEYMOUR Attorneys for
Executors, s0 Wall Street. BOrOush OF Manhattan
GARTH. GRANVILLE WIN PURSUANCE
cat. OF Of an the sFq cuSiy az Hon % nf FNfiTs N
all persons having claims against GRANvILLEs
present with vouchers thereof the subser
a her DsS ss q s0 g W ss boSus S s q Ss q
haitian th City Of New YORK. OF before the
IdLLTH NJ CONS GATH AdninisSratrtx
Harrison & Byrd for AdrnnistratFtx So W.
Street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
= ahneE G Thomas sgFrosase Of the Cocnty OF Ns,
against simon Herman. late Of the County OF New YoS
ne sgbserieeTs az their place OF tTansastns business
the Cyty OF New York. before eth .ssS y. %
mA Rfssf N S FS ns tears iIh day oTh Il MssfR 100
LEO SONNEBOElS, ESSecutors-
ss6aaa i New ToTs city Attorney Tor Executors 80
Frank T. Fitzserald. surrogate Of the County OF
New York. Notice is hereby given to all persons hav
Sa%s 81 sSsast s Yo Ezassts 70 Asrsa Ia late or
with vouchers thereof 70 the sSnscriners at nsr place
Mammalian. in the City Of New YORK on or before
sefh day OF SEPTEMBER next 49,
JAMES 8ss HERMaS aas Ma gay afbRicH Fl aeIan
SPENCER ALDRICH.
SACoR BERRY UNpERttIII-
Dsvo, THoMAs a DIIv,i, " pUpI,EY JR T.,
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New y
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03

..cur Lady of the Grotto- porfrays I. rpicu. rms
tom brought from Sunny Italy. Described hy
Minnie D. Reynolds. See The sunday Tribune to-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
GREAT EXCITEMENT:

one OF Dnnelien's Old Maids Has Been Captured
Letters sti continue to come TO PostIna ster
Brakeley and Mayor wyckoff. The Mayor has one
which. came from l.. Hirt OF No 222 Suydam-st
BROOKLYN who asked TO be put in commit Mica tiof
with nice. respectable girl OF good family not oil
extrayasant habits or tastes"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
Reigious Notices.

20 cents per line
AT FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
IS West 46th-st.
Rev. r. =. JOHNSTON. y. n.
Rev FRANCIS BROWN. u, D. Union Theological Sem
mary. OF this city. will preach at IL a
AT FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
6S West 46th
- m RSy r 1 p JOHNSTON. D. D; Pastor
nary. will preach at IL a.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
Madison G+th-st.
REV. T a. X. GESSLER
Will preach ON sunday morning at II o'clock.
Prayer Meeting Evening
BRICK CHURCH.
5tha and S7th-st.
Minister'S
Rev. WILLIAM r. RICHARDS. D. D..
Rev SHEPHERD KNAPP
On sunday. September 4.
Rev. HUGH BLACK. NJ. A..
OF Edinburgh Scotland.
will preach at II m
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West 57th Dr
MACARTHUR breaches morning and evening EvenfnS
subject: "A Basket OF Summer Fruit
COI.I.EGIATE CHURCH
80 2d Ave and Tth 81
Rey. JOHN FAGG n. H., Minister
Rev. FLOYD DECKER will preach II m and
p. m
COLLEGIATE eMARBLE0 CHURCH,
5th Ave. and 29th St
Rev. DAVID JAS. Bt,RRELI+ n. u, Minister.
Morniug-''xork Without Worry
Evening-'What Lack YETI
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Sth Ave. and +Sth
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACkAY. y d. Minister.
Rev. WIN MACINTOSH MAc-KAY. Il d, will preach
Mornipg-'"rhs strenuousness of Life
Esvening-"The Vision OF a Fool"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03
WHY DUNELLEN rs FAMOUS.
Applicants for Wives Continue to Send Let
tiers to the Town Officials

Springfield. N j., Sept. g (SpeciaD.-DunelIen
grows more famous daily by reason of the pub
lished announcement that there lots of eligible
young living there who pining away
and wasting their sweetness the desert air be-
cause either the young men OF the place haven't
the courage to propose the funds to support
wives. else don't want Dunellen girls Some of
the inhabitants OF the town becoming irritated
at the notoriety the place has gained. and last
night the climax reached when some cruel
miscreant tackled big sign the Postonice
which bore the following legend:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03

ION an iish Isantnx Car Humorous sketch by
seumas Mac Mann The sunday Tribune to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate the County OF New
notice hereby given all
RebecCa Baird OF the County New YORK
present the with thereof to
subscriber place OF transacng Business
Street in the City OF New York, before
18th day November next
Dated New York, the I1th day OF MAY 1904
EDWARD = y. Executor
" b BROWN. Attorney fer Executor, Wall street.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03

UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 4Sth- ST.
between broadway and Sth-aye.. RICHARD 2. BELL.
Pastor,-1O:45 a. m. Holy Communion. p. m-
BY Pastor
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF 10th st.-Public worship morrow at IL
Rev. r. K. HICKOK will preach Wednesday evening
service at O'Clock Sunday school at e:45.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ASESTER-
dam and lOSth St.-Rev l. J. lansing, d D..
New-York tribune., 1904-09-03

TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. East
11sth-st I'd ave--PastOr Rev CHARLES H. GRUB
Communion service at 1880 m. Preaching by the Pas
tor at AS p Strangers welcomed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05

Minnetonka.
Mrs. "A. L. Ries. Of Iglehart street. il
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Trayser Of
Milwaukee.
Miss Dorothy Coykendan entertained
party OF her little friends last Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. G: J. Reed. Of Iglehart street. is
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Hare, Of
lie Seuer.
The Misses Edith and Ella May Smell.
OF OF Dewey avenue, left Sunday night for
st. Louis.
DR. S. c. Cobb and family, of Marshall
avenue. left Thursday evening for st.
Miss Carrie Caldwell. of LIE seuer is the
guest OF Mrs. G. J. Reed, Of Iglehart
street
nue.. entertained at cards Saturday after
noon.
H. R. Gearey returned Monday from
two weeks visit in Pine River and Month
cello
Miss Ruth Frisk. Marshall avenue. is
entertaining Mrs. Herbert Gooch, Of Du-
luth
Mrs Tomlinson. Of lie sueur. IS visit
ing Mrs. George Reed, Of Iglehart street
Bert Darrell. Of Dewey avenue. will
leave next week for the West Indies.
Miss Irene Patterson. Feronia avenue, is
visiting the st. Louis exposition.
Miss Sarah Williams. Dayton avenue,
left Sunday night for St. Louis.
Mrs. E. S. Hammond. Carroll street,
is visiting in Frederic, Wis.
Mrs, F. L. BeckIey, Marshall avenue,
Is Visiting in Lake City.
Mrs. L G. Anderson, Carroll street. left
Thursday for st. Louis.
Mrs. F. c. Clifford ST Anthony avenue,
is visiting at Sandstone.
"A. L. Ries Iglehart street, has re-
turned from Milwaukee.
Miss Lydia Keller, Iglehart street. is
visiting in the East
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05

the wedding of her sister, Miss Jennie
Cannon.
The. Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
SION Society OF the Congregational Church
lead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frances, of Pyn
street. entertained during the week Mr.
and Mrs. Wachiter, of Shebeygan, Wis.
Miss Mary Cheney. of Gordon avenue
spent the first Of the week at Lake Min
netonka, the guest of Miss West.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rich. Of Langford
avenue entertained the first Of the week
Mr.. Ruleson, Of Marshall Mimi
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Block, OF Priscilla
street, entertained part of the week Mr.
and Mrs. Haskins, of st. Paul.
Mrs. J. r; Mason and the Misses Ella
part OF the week in Crookston.
Miss Laura Hodgson, of La Crosse, who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. E. IT
Burghardt, is in Minneapolis.
The L. B. T. " club was entertained
nonday afternoon at the home of Miss
May Erwin, on Pym street.
Blossom Cannon entertained a number
Of her little friends Saturday Afternoon in
honor of her birthday
Mrs. T. Bertram Drake, of Priscilla
street; mas gone to Delavan, Wis, to
visit her parents.
Nm. Mr.. and Mrs. George Eggleton, of
at Taylors Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ackerman. of Bayless
avenue have returned from Young
America.
Mrs. Charles Joerns, Of Cromwell ave-
nue, Is visiting relatives in RenYiile,
Mrs. G. Graubeek, of Alden aye,,,e
gave dinner of twenty-three covers Sun,
| day. IL
ar. and Mrs. Justin E. Brown, of Gibbs
Aysnue, spent Sunday 81 Lax Polaska
| Rev. 3D. : Frrtessey. of GordA avenue,
mas as. EEeElInsd from st, Louis arr Illinois. !.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. Moosman.Sof Tacoma.
are visiting Park friends
| Mrs George Crippen Is at Cottage
Grove visiting friends
Prof. and Mrs Drew and dtaghter have
gone to st. Louis.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Mason hsye returned
| from Lake City.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05

| Rockwell. of Carroll street. have returned
to their home in Wabasha.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Dufresne, of st.
Anthony avenue, left during the week for
few weeks visit in New York city and
other points in the East
Mrs. NJ. S. La Shuer, Terrace Park ave
nue., will entertain the Ladies' Aid So
cieIy OF OllVet Congregational Church
Friday afternoon.
The Sunbeam Mission band of Trinity
M =. church met Wednesday afternoon
az the nome OF Miss Alice Hilman, 396
Dewey avenue.
The pupils of Miss Katherine Stauffer
gave piano recital last Saturday even
ing; assisted by Miss Josephine McGray,
Vlolinist.
The young married people and the
young people of Merriam Park gave a
dancing party at Woodruff hall Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. oakes. Of snokane
nave been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
street.
Mrs. ]. D. Shane and daughter Mar
garet, OF lglehart street, have returned
Iowa.
Miss katherine Stauffer, Of Wheeler
avenue. entertained the graduating class
OF the Longfellow school last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. B. Jacobson, of University avenue
I
trinity NJ E. Church Friday afternoon
Mr.. Andrew 4Severson and family. OF
Snlcago nave taken up their residence in
Merriam Park at 1859 Rondo street.
HowF : Bishop, Dayton avenue left
-duFlr the week for the West with a
eat Northern surveying party -'''''s "a
Mr. and Mrs. Ross, of Davenport. Iowa.
| | are the guests Of their daughter. Mrs +
D. -Du Shane, Of Iglehart street.
George g. Goodwin and family. Of MIL
l=sWaqkee. have moved to Merriam Park.
and occupy 1894 Carroll street.
Mrs. Clarence Lothman, Of Iglehart
sfreeI. entertained the Wee Girls Card
club last Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. A. P. Dapron, of Wilder avenua
left last week for months visit with
relatives IN Davenport, Iowa
Rev. w. J.. Johnson has been attending
the general assembly Of the Presbyterian
church at Buffalo. N. Y.
Mrs, c. S. Bartrain and daughter. Mvrt1a
OF lglehart street, left yesterday to visit
! the st. Louis exposition.
are M tsna-~ : III Ike 81 Iavga t51gs-
Ram Park, save gone to- I1sar sss-.s1- =.
| TO spend the sumter.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. M. Sullivan. OF West
Lynnhurst avenue, are visiting in Musko-
| gee, Indian territory.
Miss Marion Adamson returned home
.S2atuTday, SS!I having spent the past year In
| Devils Lake, N. d.
Miss Rose Keller, Iglehart street. re-
turned "Wednesday from two months.
visit in Dundas.
| Mrs. Williams, Iglehart street. enter
tanned the Young Ladies card club Tues
| Mr. and Mrs Mark W. Fay. Carroll
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05

The silk shirtwaist this year is one
of the most necessary costumes of the
wardrobe and a glance in passing the
counters at the various shops shows
bewildering variety of taffeta, foulards,
heavy pongees, messalines, both plain
and changeable in weave, and the little
French summer silks in the most lovely
colorings imaginable. The St Louis
exposition is partially responsible for
the Increased popularity of this most
useful dress, and also for the rage for
those made of silk, as the sightseers
must not have the additional fatigue of
carrying heavy gown in the many
steps they are forced to take. The blue
and green pin checks, nut brown with
a white hair line quarter or haIf-inch
plaid, and the beue and white and
black and white shepherds check vie
with the changeable green and blue
messalines in the fashionable world.
Clearing the ground by two or three
inches, made with dainty guimpe yekes
with soft vest fronts of French batiste,
in clear creamy tint. which are tuck
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley Williams
and son George, of Raymond avenue, left
Tuesday evening for Chicago, where they
went to attend the wedding of their son,
Edmund Shotwell Williams, and Miss sJen-
ME Cannon, which occurred Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCosham, the re-
cent guest of their sister, Mrs. j. H. Nc
Dermott, of Cromwell avenue, have re-
turned to Watertown, N. d.
Mrs. w S. Brill and daughter Ethel of
Carter avenue, have returned from Lake
Mfnnetonlza, where they were guests Of
Mrs. j. H. Chapman.
Mrs. Henry S. Baker. of Blake avenue.
gave a garden party yesterday in honor
of Miss Launsbury, of Wahpeton, N. D.,
who is her guest.
Mr. and Mrs NJ j. Costello. of Bay
less avenue, spent the first of the week
at Grove City, where they went on a
fishing trip.
Eefnlce Cannon. of Knapp avenue.
Mis- 80. where she went to attend
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
MERRIAM PARKs

Miss Nellie Finn and John S'..a ,ara
married Wednesday at St N9,I,-ya 81 a,ss'.dss MeIs
by the Rev. Father Hart MI Nr-lna,.at \ enuIcn
Roach was maid Of honor, and Fra Nc g
Fadden was best man. The 1hrile Wv, v,1,
gray silk crepe over taffeta, md 20 rr;ad
a short wedding trip and will l. a bo1na me-
on tneif return at 81 Iglehart areet.
The Womans Home and Forqign Mis-
sionary Society of Trinity NJ Il Church
will meet Friday afternoon at tie home
of Mrs. III. s. Moore, of Marshal avenue.
Miss Carrie Mullen and Miss Eta BUS
>sion, the recent guests of Miss Nellie