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Evening journal., 1905-11-25

Mrs. M %, Sanhom has returned home
from visit TO MIddletown.
S IT, Massey Of Middlctown. IS cn-
tcrtamng his mother, Mrs. W. W. Mas
sey- Of rhs city.
MT and Mrs A. Keotlng have for
some time been the guests of relatives
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright have re-
turned from a visit 20 oxford, PA.
During tho week George w. Cam. OF
this city. was the guest Of friends in
oxford, Pa
After an extended trip to the South,
Mr. ana Mrs. Alfred r. Coyle. with their
dauehior have returned TO their home
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Cardwol arc
travelling throug the south, for the bene-
ft Of the health of Mr.. Cardwcll AT
present they are at Richmond Va, where
they will remain for few days.
T T. Weldin and E. P Weldln. Of VIII
minston were among the visitors TO West
Chester, yesterday.
James A. Wickersham is visiting West
Chester friends.
At the home OF Mr.. and AIRS. r. Rem
nard, pufryn Mawr at West Chester
Pa, on November IS. several Whining
tonians attended the reception held in
honor of Mr. Rennards birthday auni-
Nersary Among them were Mr.. aud Mrs
Joseph kennard and Mr. Harvey swearer
S. s. Dixon, Of New York, is a visitor
in town for a few days.
This evening the Ladies' Aid Society
of Newport NJ. Il. Church win give a
supper. The first table win be set at
8 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
NOTICES
nE0IsrEn.s oIlnrn

AA--AhAa A. NafN q" 0tfNNAah
OEcc qf ue Register ef walls. N'sr
Castle coanty Delaware, -soyember
H. 1905.
Upon the application of Cahariue
Maher. Executrix of Margaret
Monks. late OF Whining
ton hundred. IN said county.
deceased. II is ordered and directed by
the Register of wills tlat the Exeeu-
trix aforesaid give notice of granting
OF Letters OF Tesiamentary upon
tire estate OF the deceased. with the
date of granting thereof. BY causing
adNr-ii iisemenis 20 be- posted within
ters In six Of the most public places
ing an persons having demands against
the estate 90 present tile same. or abide
ng asa act Of Assembly in such case
made ana provided; and also cause the
same 20 be inserted within the same
newspaper published IN Wilmington.
Del. and 90 be continued therein three
weeks tc. o. d.
Given under the hnnd and senl
OF Office OF the Register OF wills
aforesaid az Wilmington In New
(ScaD Castle county aforesaid. the day
and ye1r above written.
FREDERICK p. BACH
Register OF villa
Noticc y hereby given that Letters
Iestlmentury were in duo form OF
law granted unto the undorsignoi. on
ihe Nth day of Nov. A. D.. 1905
and that an persons having claims
against the estate ~ Gle deceased must
p-eeouf the same. duly affested. 20 the
said fEeCutriN ON or before The 1fth
day Of November 1906. or abide
me Act %, Assembly Ga such case made
CArHARINE aIAHER
tr.r-a.. fnr- frftf...f...-.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
BowIIna at Whist Club.

Tho bowling tournament between the
Wilmington Whist club and Penn club
closes on March ~ At the Whist club
laet nishL Clpian r. ~. Smiths nvc
defeated Captain benjamin Causes team
ly iho score of -lag to 2iGi
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Weddiue Announced

10 was announced yestcrday That MISS
Elizabeth Dunninr of no. $40 FIcach
street, was married on Monday evening,
November 6, to Clarence E. Fletcher of
80. ilo East Seventh street.
The ceremony was performed at the
parsonage or Scott N E Church by Rey.
n. k- stephenson, the pastor
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Marshalltan M. E chrroh.

Much interest ia manifested 'n iha meei-
mgs at Mauhaluon M D. Cnglch NE
pastor the Rcr. p, lf Miller Is preachs
ins lo large conversations. llis sc mons
are greatly enjoyed The song service is
delightful.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Greet Their Pastor

A large number of the members OF ST.
pauls A. T. Church attended tho prayer
meeting Last night 90 street. tho pastor.
the Rev ". L. S. Murray. This was his
first appearance at the services since his
return 20 This city
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
IN MEMoRIAM.

Maloney-ln remembrance Of my de-
parted brother, Victor W. Maloney died
November %. 1902. -in his elst ycar.
sleep ON, beloved; sleep and take thy
rest
Lay down Thy head upon thy saviom's
breast.
We loved thee we'll but Jesus loved
thee best
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
A[arried af Asbnrr

At Asbury NJ. 4. Parsonage on We'd
nesday evening Washington G. john
son and Miss Marian Graham. both of
this city, were married by the pastor,
Rev d. A. c. Wosterneld.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
HAPPENINGS

This evening the Alumnae Associa-
tloH of the Wilmington High School
win hold cd meeting in the school build
ing where business of Importance win
DE transacted
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

derslfien. -Aiiss Mary Johnson
Tiny Motaei's cn Parade. Acorn Club
Leaders Miss Helen BcadcAkopf, Miss
Elizabeth Walton Unjust Suspic on,
character Study Sunshine Club.
Leaders, Miss Lucy Bancroft. MISS
May Malone Ruth Wabo Warner;
Ntb'c ~ IA Biscoe Anna. May Sadcll.
Edth Edna Farrell. Ella, Lizzie
Brand; Brownies I'm Toy ana. Boys
tandy Club aud b owni Cllb. Lead
ers, Miss May'on Candy Miss Anna
Bird, Mrs. Robert v. Massey; Little
~ aens of Yo Olden Time. Otis Club.
Leaders. Miss CAROLYN GOlding Miss
Grace Beadcnfopf: Love of q Bonnet
Young Women Of th Jeheris and
Sargste Success Clubs. Leader, Miss
lrma Person, Mrs. Cippec q widow.
Anna Pond, llitic. her daugh er, Rosa
Wright Aunt Hopkins Sarah F0rcum,
NJ S. FASHIONS Bertha Cochran: Dora.
her daughter Jennie Sns'fh; Katy
Do0aln, Anna Dawson. Mary Maguiro,
Ann Cook; Swedish Bel Drill. Wo-
mans Improvement Club and Fidelity
Cub, Leaders. Miss Margaret Shea
man. kiss emma Ecl,man, MISS p liza
beth Wales A Half Hour with The
Settlement MiEstrels, Young Men Of
the Je6eris and Sangster Success
Clubs and Boys Soc al Club; Settle
mont Song Ensemble
Settlement Song.
We O. Oh Peoples Sett emont
The best yOH e'cr ala see
We az are bound t0gEhe
with bonds OF loyalty
With clubs and classes ems
We stand NE first in lins
We're youthfW and snapDy
:Etorna'iy happy
Not at all nappy
Settlement Repeat
We're the only one n wilmington
And If you'd lilze TO know,
EXscay what wcr doing;
Come down aud ew vii show
Our l1nde garten fair
Our clubs and classes rare,
Although YOU may try,
Nou'l give up and by and by
You never can SPY
Our Equal Repeat.
The members of the Boys Brigade
vs. an be in un.fom.
Those who take part IN The Brownies
in T0yland win represent mechanical
TOYS. The executive council is com-
posel Of;
Miss Lucy Bancroft, Chairman; Miss
Carolyn Golding. Clerk; Hon. Char es
b. 10 g, Mrs Aired ID. Warner, Fred
erick y. Stone. Charles NJ Curtis Mrs.
Elizabeth Robinson Mrs. Washington
Hastings Mrs Il. r. Cause, Mr. John
Mendinhall, sMrs. Mahala we S Perk-
ms, M, Harry Townsend Miss Marion
Candy Miss Grace BeadenkOpf Miss
Emma Eckman, Miss Mary Pyle Miss
lrma Rierspn. Mrs Robert v. Massey,
Miss Helen Cause, Mes Edith Dan
forth. Miss Mary III. Johnson. Mr. j.
wa ner Reed, Mr. Allen Tw-, Mr. lrv-
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

SAN Francisco, Nov. 90. The Fit1-
simmous-O'R 'Rricn contest viii Doe hold
at Mechanics Pavilion ON Wednesday
evening, December 2O.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
START I'M BUSINESS
FOR YOURSELF.

Become your own employer and carr
$500 to $500 monthly I'm a pleasant bus
mess OF your own. As experienced
Real Estate brokers, we instruct 80,
by mail how to conduct real estat
transactions, and assist you in es.
this highly profitable bust
ness for yourself in your own locality
send for particulars.
CLARK G CO., CPS Perry Bldgy
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
THE WORLD OF SPORT
BOWLING SCORES
Teams Of the Golden Eagle League Roll
Weekly Games.

Tho weekly games of Crusaders Castle
No. s. knights of the Golden Eagle Bowl
ms League We're rolled last night Pil-
grims took two from the knlghtsi cru
sadcfs won two from che liermits. and
tho Esquircs won AN three from the
Cheyaliera The scores follow.
CRUSADERS.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
"RED" OWENS BLACKLISTED
Violated Rules and is Ineligible to Play
Under National Aarsement.

Cincinnati Nov. 25.-The sale Of
Player Thomas Owcns By. the Brooklyn
National League Club TO HE Rochester
tN. Y) club was set aside n de-
cislon given out by the National Base
ban Commission today The commis-
sion declares THAT the "player is a.
contract jumper pure and simple and
there should Doe no tcmporizlng in
cases of this kind. Tie S ineligible TO
play With amy National Agreement
club"
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

stars are those ethor Of club ieade
o- tha heads Of departments.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

The following bargains Will appear in
Ter Bet your Ma presents az once.
75c Shell ge.. ue,l to soc.
$3.50 Shell Belts reduced TO 75c.
$3.50 Revo.sess reduced TO $500.
$3.50 Revolvers re 2col % St0o.
s100 Gun Covers .aee go zoe.
Sf50 Gun Covers elace tG l3c.
Coaster and Brake cen--l rear
wheel. S450.
New Eicyple Si2.0g.
NeH Brycie WITH coaster and brake,
$500.
5000 sHs,e baae' Gsns $3.50.
$500 Double hargCl sums, slhe0-
s2a.00 Double blria iianmeiiess,
$500.
$3.50 Double hural Hammarless.
$500.
Shells black powder soc; smoksiess.
5sc.
$3.50 shell vests. sL0o-
$3.50 Guuling Coats reduced 20 zoe.
$500 Canalng Costs. $3.50.
$500 Cunning Goats. $3.50.
$500 Gumrins Colts $3.50.
$500 Gunnne Coits. $500.
S2.00 Cumming Pan.sreduced to 5leV
sl.00 Cfr1 reduced Go soc.
soc Leggings reduced TO 25c.
Sl.00 LccEinf sec.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
30 Of EIz.oInrIsn Einht.

Jack Query nshta at the Casino Thanks
giving Dny.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
James psvies. Old Resident. psad.

Tickets arc COINS rst for thc show at
tnc Casino THANKSGIVING nay.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

Wmd-up at Casino ThankrriVing after
noon. Billy lNOlb and Austin Rice
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
Bota Phonss BARGAINS III Market s'rsss

ur window tomorrow. You had bei-
$3.50 Iegeings 75c
$500 LecHngs $l.V0.
5000 Irish Mails $ti5.
complete mantle globe and burner
3Jc.
Sl00 Tennis Nets. 75c.
5Oe seif-Nfhtng Manues. 25c
$500 Automobile Watch, sl50 n
csc EVER Ready Battery zoe.
15c Beauty Nantes. sc.
soc LIQUID Veneer oac.
SOC King Mcril Polish. f0c.-
$3.50 search Light Gas Lamps $500.
21c Pistol HOLSTERS. l5c
soc Pistol Holsters 25c.
Am Football Goods reduced
$500 Foldiag Go-Carts. $500. tt
Columbia Chauiess $3.50
$500 lrishirs Rods reduced 90 co.
$40 to S.. S6.75 % 81
Rubber ruoils. set OF four 5Qc.
$3.50 Nose Guard with removable
sos
$500 Flash Lishts i5c. 75c 10 sac.
Twc-cyunlor auto CAR With Dunlop
urls sl5oee
$1,000 Automobile Horn reduced TO
35.5c
81 odometer reduced 10 &c.
si.50 Football 90 sl.oo
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

u 7 IIlI-lI-NIl ID TTT-fII
EXocutrix
Address. 1917 w. 2rd ST.. Whining
ton Dcl.
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
CIIEVALTERs.
~ -LanlIae-oI -ha Io-m- I1II0w..

Totals -. . 5000. G57 $50 7,a eo'5
Evening journal., 1905-11-25

sherl.rs ofare Wilmington. DeIawafe
N0vcWbcr. ~. 1905
Evening journal., 1905-11-25
SociaI and PersonaI Notes

Mrs. N. %. Sanbom has returned home
from visit TO Middletown.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
WEST SIDE

The marriage of Miss Anna Christine
krey, daughter of Mrs. Johanna Krey, and
Perley Egbert Stevens took place Sunday
afternoon at the brides home, on Oak
dale avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens have
gone to Wheeling, W. Va, to reside
Mr.. A. j. Davis. of East Winifred street,
returned Wednesday, from Denver, Col,
where he attended the stockmen,s con-
vention. While in Colorado he visited his
daughter, Mrs Albert Kraft, who is resid-
ing at Grand Junction.
Miss Florence Schilling entertained the
members of the Camaraderie Euchre club
Tuesday evening. Miss Margaret Lawler,
Mrs. A. w. Whitman Messrs. Iver sFryck-
holm and John Lally were the prize re-
cipients.
In compliment to Mrs. p p. Helm, of
Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. Garvey of
Grafton, N. D.. a dinner was given by Mr..
and Mrs. William Rodecker last evening at
their home, on West Isabel street.
Mrs. r. Freeman, of Greenwood avenue,
entertained the jolly Twelve club Wednes-
day afternoon. Prizes at progressive
euchre were won by Mrs. Fox, Mrs r.
Gallagher and Mrs. Schuneman.
Miss Nellie Nelson, of Winslow ave-
nue., gave sleighing party and supper
Tuesday evening. The guests were the
members of the Luther League of the
English Lutheran Church.
A surprise party was given Thursday
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22


Sg Speech by Dr.. olander. song by N. B.
Weld, vocal solo by Miss Inez ThorseIl'
recitation by Miss Mamie Bjorklund.
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry brewery entertained
the G. c. c. club Saturday evening. High
scores scores We're won by Mrs Gross, Mrs.
Schnaith, Mrs. Zoche and Mr. Hanson.
Mr; and Mrs. Hanson, of Atlantic street.
viii be the next hosts.
+ The Haviland Euchre club was enter
Iained "a Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Reinners. on Fauquier street. Mrs.
Zoche, Mrs. Harry brewery, Mrs c. Han
son, made high scores. Wednesday after
noon Mrs. E. Schnaith viii be hostess for
the club
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace M. e.
Church will give an oyster supper Tues.
DAY evening in the church parlors. Mrs.
Edward Otto Mrs. W. M. McDugal. Mrs
Howard Smith, Mrs Daniel Barstow will
have charge of the affair.
The Lower Town Mothers club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the Haw-
thorne school A special musical pro-
gramme will be given by Mrs. N. N. NC
Farren, and Mrs. c. C. Miller will pre-
side at the meeting.
Miss Frances Kersey entertained the
we're won by Miss Margaret Mullane and
Carl Schneider. Wednesday evening Miss
Adelaide Painter, of Pine street will en-
tertain the club
The All Right club was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
Mrs. Harry Turney and Mr.. A. Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rodergrass will be the
next hosts.
Miss Bessie Pearson. of Sims street, en-
tertained a large company OF friends Sun
sisted by the Misses Helga Anderson and
Continued on Thirty-third Page
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
ared Specially for THE GLOBE

lace at edge. The sleeves are full at
top and at top of the lace strap cuff,
which is crescent shaped, the deep lace
hounce is over plated chiffon. Worn
with this is chinchilla stole and large
drum muff, and a satin beaver hat in
the same soft gray with ehinchilla,
tam crown and long gray ostrich
plume. making a most attractive color
symphony
Few women realize the charming
effect that one color or two shades of
one color produces, and it is UNDER
standing just what gives such an effect
that gives some one particular person
the reputation of being the best dressed
In her set. This woman, too, has prob
ably taken into consideration how the
shade she has chosen will bring out the
colo. of her hair or eyes, and will all
ways have one gown in her wardrobe
for each season of that particular tint.
Women of nondescript coloring are
fortunate in being able to wear many
more colors than their sisters of the
blonde or brunette type while those
with Titan hair are really at their
best only in shades of brown, or in
White or black.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

For visiting gowns three colors hold
absolute sway this season, gray, hello
trope and soft sage green; of course
there are many shades of each. but
nine women out of ten will wear one
or the other tint. OF the three the
gray and green are preferable to the
heliotrope if there Is any intention
of wearing such a gown late into the
spring, for with the first warm day any
shade of violet annoys the eye and
suggests a heaviness of garment that
no other color can, unless it be red in
some shade Today.s illustration shows
a broadcioth dress in light silvery
gray trimmed with gray Cluny lace
and medalllens OF the cloth corded in.
design. The crush girdle and the pip
ings, are OF self tone chiffon velvet and
the buttons are of silk crochet TO
match. The skirt is in three cores,
with two circular founces, the upper
one tucked at top, the nedallions inset
at Intervals. Below the yoke on waist
the fu!Incss in fronts is shirred from
edges Of similar medallions and also
:at center back, outlining the yoke is a
corded. shaped band insertion with
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22


August Hohenstein; financial secretary. L.
w Schroeder; ushers, Messrs. Gilbert
Henry, Emil Bethke, Carl Sitta, Arthur
Wllcken, George Still trustee, Louis W.
schroeder; deacon. Henry Schroeder.
Montgomery Lodge No. 25s of Masons
mas rs elected the following officers: w. W.
Sleight, senior warden; F. r. Bunnell
junior warden; G. Johnson, treasurer; N
w. Foster, senior deacon; D. T. Hammer
gfen, Junior deacon; J. E. Alenfeildt, chap
IAN; q a. Colberg. senior steward; L.. M.
Nelson, Junior steward; Hollis r. Granger
tyler. The lodge will dedicate its new hall
on Payne avenue Wednesday evening,
Feb ~ An excellent programme is be-
ing prepared and many of the grand lodge
officers will be invited to make addresses.
The Young Peoples Society of Gustavus
Adolphus Church will give an entertain
ment in the church Friday eve Rev. A.
w. Edwins will make a Speech Miss Min
ME Lundquist will give vocal solos, Miss
Lawrence Elmquist will give piano solos,
The programme will be in charge of the
1903 class. ,-
The Fleur de Lis club was entertained
Friday afternoon. at the home of Mrs
James Painter on Olive street Prizes
Clark Mrs. Eubank. Mrs. O'Neil, Mrs
Schumacher and Mrs. Whitmore Mrs
john Roper viii entertain the club next
Friday afternoon.
The trustees and their wives of the East
Presbyterian church gave a social Tues
day evening in the parlorS of the church
musical programme was given under
the direction of Mr.. e. G. M. Jones. Mrs.
+. A. 3Meachem, Mrs. j. Thompson and
Mrs. A. Reinhart had charge of the re-
freshments.
musical and literary entertainment
was given Wednesday evening at the First
Swedish church by the Young Peoples
society. Following Is the programme:
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

G1HE delightful winter weather of
Id the past week has served as an
inspiration to society and the
days have been full of enter
tanning, albeit much of it small and in
formal There are now SO many sets
that few affairs ever bring society all
together, save an occasional debutante
tea. The largest affairs of the week
were the Assembly dance, Mrs. Ames'
two teas for her daughter and Mrs.
Severances dinner and musical. The
usual exodus which begins at this time
of year East, West and-to Europe, has
hardly commenced, and many of those
who go are lingering on account Of the
mild winter. However. by the first Of
February, many well known houses
will be closed for two months.
There seems to be misunderstand-
ing on the part of some women as 20
what it really means to become a
patroness of ball, and there are those
who believe it involves an active duty
of some sort. 1t is nothing more or
less than allowing the use Of ones
name as social indorser of the affair.
Even if a woman be in Europe. or at
home and unable to attend the ball,
there is no reason why she should not
permit the use of her name if she is SO
inclined. OF course, if she does not
want her name so used there is no
reason why she should not refuse, but
mere. absence from the city or from the
balls does not interfere with being a
patfoness. 1t is a compliment to be
asked and no active participation is
necessary, but when ball is gotten Up
by young men for any cause, they seek
the Endorsement of well known women
whose names help to give the affnir the
desired prestige. AT the recent Roose-
welt ball it was not possible to publish
the entire list of women asked as
patronesses, as some had not replied
when the list went to press.
The sudden death of Mrs George
Brooks Young on Friday was great
shock to her friends and to society in
general. For many years Mrs. Young
has been leader and power in society
as well as one of it's most gracious and
charming members. Mrs. Young's posi-
ton was unique; without children, pos
sessed of ample means and a beautiful
home the leisure to devote to society
she gave of her time and effort not only
to social functions, but generously tc
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Mr.. H. H. Timme gave brook trout
dinner for the members of the Pabst
Brewing company last Saturday even
ing at Cafe Neumann. Toasts were
made by Mr.. John B. Arend and Mr..
Charles Warlich.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Beatrice Bohland was her sisters maid
of honor and Mr.. George Herbert was
the best man. The wedding guests
were only the two families, and after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Orme left
for the East, and upon their return.
will reside at 862 Grand avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

The Good Luck branch of the Inter-
national Sunshine society win give the
second of a series of dancing parties at
Ramaley's hall Wednesday evening.
Jan. 25. Mrs. Ramaley and Mrs. Nc
Fadden will chaperone the party.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

The members of groves No. Is and
No. 8, Woodmen Circle, are invited to
meet with Dayton's Bluff grove, No. Is.
Tuesday evening, Jan. "a, to make ar
rangements for the convention to be
held in St. Paul Feb. IA.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

dance Thursday evening, Jan. 26, at
Minnehaha hall, $50 West Ninth street.
A supper will be served at the Church
Home of Minnesota, Tuesday, Jan. PA
at 230 Hoffman avenue.
The Ladies' Social Union of St Paufs
Universalist Church will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. William Gerson, of 20S West
Seventh street. fat z.
The Lower Town Mothers club will
meet at the Hawthorne school Tuesday
afternoon at 1880. Mrs. Norman Nash
McFarran will have charge of the pro-
gramme and will present in recital a
group of young girls-the Misses Gussie
Slater, Nellie Carpenter, Lucille and
Mabelle Messersmith-in the following.
programme:
..sThe Lass With the Delicate Air.
Old English
sleep Little BABY of Mine .Denner
co.,, D., G, Gussie Slater.
.Slumber ..Slna . Boat .Gaynor
Gooo-oy N..,;. -. Tosti
.sWPita SSpHaess Song m9ye song Patferaon nhemaa
Lucille Messersmith.
NY W. preams gyms, Iost
Mabelie Messersmith. N's''
The Endless Chain Social club will
give an owl card party Monday even
ing, Jan. 80, at Central Annex, 1161a
West Sixth street. Mrs. T. S. F. Hayes
has charge, assisted by. Mrs J. w.
Lenihan and Mrs. w. ]. Morrisey.
The Jolly Twelve We're entertained
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Flick
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Noble Franklin lodge, No. 2, will give
a social hop Thursday evening at
Bowiby hall, corner Sixth and Robert
streets, for members and friends.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. North have re-
turned from Kansas City, and are re-
siding at 26 Summit avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Albert Daub, of Seattle. has
been the guest of Mrs. E. G. Larson for
a week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Mrs. f. B. Kellogg has returned from
Washington. Mrs. c. A. Severance will
go to New York this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Dean and Miss Dean will
go to Florida for two months. Mr..
and Mrs. Rukard Hurd, of Nina ave-
nue., entertained informally last night
at the Country club. Mrs. C. C. De
Coster gave small bridge party FRI
day afternoon. Mrs. f. A. Logg, of
Summit avenue, will give luncheon
Tuesday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Mrs. a. Fl. Rogers. OF Ashland ave-
nue.. has gone to OMAHA TO visit Miss
Mohler.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
LODGES AND CLUBS

The Garment Workers union, local
No. III, will give card party and
dance Thursday evening, Jan. 26,z at
Minnehaha hall, $50 West Ninth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Miss Aurora Ro..lana, daughter of
Er. and Mrs. Peter Bohland, Of Nom
treai avenue, was married Wednesday
night at her home 10 Mr.. James E.
Orme. by the Rev. Ernest Dray. Miss
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

The 1903 club will be entertained
wednesday afternoon by Mrs. j. T.
Johnstone, of East Sixth street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Society is much interested in the APP
pearance of Miss Muriel Foster, who
sings Tuesday night at the Park Con-
gregational church under the auspices
of the Schubert club. She is endowed
by nature with unstinted generosity,
being described as tall and hand
some young woman, with a voice opu-
lent in both quantity and quality and
full of emotion and fervor. Upon this,
her return visit to this country. the
Schubert club is fortunate In securing
her for recital.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

Mrs. W. L. Nalty, of Cook street. will
entertain the Ladies Auxiliary of the
arlington Hills Presbyterian Church
Thursday afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22

other members was presented with a
piece Of hand painted china. Mrs. w.
Bioomquist viii entertain the club next.