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New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
REAL ESTATE ENRICHEs NEGRO.
Bought Cheap Land on Long Island Years
Ago-Now Valuable.

James Parker. negro. living at Flushing. Long
Island, where he makes living by taking care OF
gardens and tending furnaces in winter. invested
many years ago in fifteen acres OF shorefront prop
erty at Oakdale not far from the country homes OF
William X Vanderbilt and Frederick G. Bourne
He paid S125 an acre for the property. making
weekly nstalments Of s. each until he had obtained
the title 70 the land
The recent boom of real estate Long Island
has brought many offers for his property. Wnen
asked how much he wanted for the land he said he
would not sell for less than $4,000 II is said that
agents of two wealthy are anxious to ODtain
the land. Parker is not at all excited the
prospect of fortune from his investment but con-
tinues doing odd jobs
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
"END OF THE WORLD" AT CONEY
Angels and Others, and What Becomes Of
Them, on View for Consideration.

THE End of the World" the new feature at
traction will open with Dreamland on Sat
urday. The building occupies a space of some
three acres and has seating capacity OF over
one thousand. The designs were made and exc
cuted by Marius Goudard.
In the first auditorium is shown the Garden of
Eden after the seventh day. From this audi
torium the spectator Is taken through the
chambers called the Booths Of Fate In these
chambers are shown reproductions of Dores
paintings. In the second auditorium is the DE
struction OF the Earth by Fire" The twenty-five
choir singers are made up to represent angels
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
STATUS OF PORTO RICANs.
House Committee Will Report Bill Extend
ing Citizenship TO Islanders.

Washington. May 15-The House Committee on
Insular Affairs to-day authorized favorable re-
port bill extending United States citizenship to
the inhabitants of Porto Rico The new status is
extended 10 all inhabitants of the island who
Spanish subjects April II, 1S99 and who have
continued TO reside therein except those who
elected preserve their allegiance the crown OF
of the treaty Of peace. Porto Rcans, together with
Americans on the island are TO be known the
people OF Porto Rico who shall be deemed and
held TO be citizens OF the United States"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY PREPARATIONS.
Interest Being Taken in Contest for Mod
orator.

Des Moines. Iowa, May 15-Commissioners and
officers of the Presbyterian General Assembly which
convenes here tomorrow, began arriving to-day,
and already active interest Is being displayed in
the contest for the moderatorship The place is
conceded 10 the West and fve candidates are in
the feld-the Rev. Dr. A. B. Marshall, of Mime
apOlis; the Rev. Dr. T. H. Cleland. of Duluth; the
Rev. DR.. ]. 1. Barclay Of Detroit; the Rev. Dr.
J. H. Henry OF Jefferson, Mo. and the Rev. Hunter
COrbett a prominent missionary.
There will be preliminary meeting OF the for
eign mission board and Of the educational boards
Interest promises to centre in the discussion of
plan for church union and federation and Dr.
Henry van Dykes report church form book.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
pAY BOATS Begin SERVICE.

The steamers New York and Albany. OF the Huas
son River Day Line. began their fun service yeses
day between New York and Albany and inteFlneol-
ate landings This constitutes practically the ON
cial opening Of the excursion. the outing ana 'na
straw hat season OF 1906 The steamer Es- Esl.
dFicE Hudson is expected to take her place gu -
line in August The Mary Powell VIII Desn ~
season Nav
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
PoILLoN CASE AGAIN ADJOURNED.

Catherine and Charlotte POillon. recently fire.
quent figures in various courts. appeared yes
terday before Magistrate Finn in the Essex Mar
ket police court to continue the hearing on
charge Of malicious mischief. made against them
by Mark B. Wells, manager OF the Hotel Bars
tow. On motion of the persecution the case was
adjourned until June >. w. j. A. Caffrey retired
as counsel for the Poillon sisters.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
PHYSICIANS MEET IN WASHINGTON

Washington. May 15.--The Association of Amerl-
can Physicians representing every section of the
country. opened its twenty-frst annual meeting in
this city to-day. More than two hundred dele
were devoted to the reading and discussion Of
papers OF purely technical nature.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
ALLEGED DIAMOND THIEF CAUGHT.

Word was received in this city yesterday from
the chief of police Of Norfolk. Va that Edward
Reed. alias DOnOhue who is charged with stealnp;
diamonds valued az $2.FI5 from Mrs. s. s. Airy
ot No. Ii West Stth street, had been arrested az
zine Beach, Va. Reed will be held for reQulstion
papers, and detective viii be sent % oElna hin
TO this citys
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
STRIKE OF BRICK AND TILE MEN,

Kingston. N Y. May IA strike order. aneelns
three thousand brick tile and terra Gotta WolAo-s
in the district between COeymanS and Port I've
went into effect to-day. Recognition OF the unl'A
Is the principal demand OF the strikers. NesotN-
tiOns have been under way for several days ~
which every other question IN dispute between " :
men and their employees was agreed upon 49, 49,
strike order issued by President Hank SS ~
International Brick. Tile and Terra Gotta W0-N
oFs' Association.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
The Cat and
the Hot Butter

A cat has no hankering to wade In
melted butter. A man seeking life
insurance should avoid dabbling IN
propositions with the least distaste 70
them. See right, get right. stay right
UIIr Hsshiugtun Eifr guHursuse On.
SnHu Gsigask. Yrsslas9i
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
PIANO DEALERS CONFERENCE.

Washington. May l5-The National Association of
Piano Dealers of America met here to-day and
elected officers Letters read from members
convention. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
AN UNUSUAL PETITION.

Washington, May l5&-Representative Henry OF
Connecticut, to-day received a most unusual peti-
ton containing the signatures Of the president OF
Princeton University. Woodrow Wilson and every
member of the faculty Of that university. The
class mad matter - N'''N@ Ga" 'NNt IA
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
PITTseuRe AoMoR FoR NEw YoRkER

fttsburg. Nay l5.-The Rev Or. T. w Ander-
son. pastor OF the First United Presbyterian
Church New York City. WIS elected president Of
the board Of directors Of the Allegheny Seminary
TINS afternoon 10 succeed the Rev J. ~. Wallace
os PittsbuEG.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
MAY ENLARGE CHARITIES nuLp,Nc

John S. Kennedy yesterday took title IN 3, nor,o,
2SHss6 feet. on the south side Of 2sd ST. 30 feet es
OF 4th ave. from Emil b. Meyrowitz It adioins
the the United Charities Building II could NOT bs
learned last night tf the transfer OF titIe T,eaSs
fne building Of an sddito7 TO the United Charitiss
New-York tribune., 1906-05-16
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Professor and Mrs. T. L. Hacker an.
nounce the engagement Of their daugh.
ter, Miss Barbara Hacker, to DR.. CLAY.
ton Elmer Bartlett of Cosmopolis, Wash
The marriage will take place early in
October.
Mrs. F. s. Berry entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her guests
the Misses Partridge, of Jamestown
Mrs. M. M. Martin of Common.
Charles Sheriff Of Los HI Angelesa Dr. M15
B. Smith and B. B. Smith, Jr., of AL.
leghany, Pa. r. 2~ >5s '1'
DR.. Leonard and Russell Leonard
who were returning from Leech Lake
to their home in Kansas City, were
guests of their sister, Mrs. J. +. Stew.
art Of Commonwe alth avenue,
Miss Berenice@ Cannon of Michigan
has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Barr Of San Francisco and Mrs
Wilson of Chicago, who visited Mrs
M: NJ. Martin, have returned home.
MISS Salisbury, who visited her sis
ter, Mrs. J. Drew, has returned to Den
yer.
Professor and Mrs. S. B. Green, with
Professor and Mrs. Harry Snyder, have
returned from trip to Colorado.
"AANt ~ % u. ~. 4Old11 CuGcI UdluCO
at dinner Friday evening in honor OF
guests from Oregon
Professor and Mrs. S. B. Green en-
tertained Mrs. Haislip Of Milwaukee
Wednesday,.
Mrs. George Craig and children have
returned from summer in Canada.
Mrs. Archie Wheeler and children OF
Brookings, S. D., are spending the week
with Professor and Mrs. Andrew Boss
Professor and Mrs. Thomas Shaw arc
entertaining their son, Professor Will
liam Shaw, of Oregon agricultural col:
lege.
Mrs. c. Anderson of Raymond avenue
is entertaining Mrs. Charles Anderson
and Miss Hattie Anderson of Cleve
land. Miss Lottie Laate of Mortified
and Miss Johanna Aasnes.
Mrs. Ryder Of Lake City is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boss.
DR.. and Mrs. Almont Hixon an6
daughter of Guthrie, Okla, and Miss
Clara Wilcox of Hancock are being en-
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tertained at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.

.
It. E. Archer.
{. Miss Myra Buell. entertained at a
thimble bee yesterday afternoon.
Miss Keyes of Buffalo, N. Y, is the
guest Of Professor and Mrs. Coates Bull
and Of, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Bull.
Miss Mabel Cary @of DE Kalb, Ill,
accompanied Raymond Gary home from
his summer. in Washington. b
Miss isabelle Dunn left yesterday to
teach at Paynesville.
Miss Edith Stewart is spending a
week in Duluth. =. :.
E Miss. Nellie George, has returned to
her, home in Elmira, N. Y.
Miss. Boutelle has returned to her
home in Boston.
Andrew Erwin left. for Boise, Idaho,
last week. s@e
Mrs. William Plant gave a musicale
Monday evening. Mrs. Frank Tisdale
Mrs. G. e. Francis, Miss Boutelle, Miss
Flora Boyd and John Jaeger gave the
musical numbers. Mrs. B. r. Meek
poured the coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ae~L. Anderson have
been entertaining F. A. johnson, of
Mrs A. P. McKown has, returned to
her home in Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs; o; H. Turner is entertaining
Superior, Wis, Miss Margaret Parks
OF Tracy, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.>Every
Of Lewiston. % /.
Mrs. Arthur Pierce has returned from
summer in Humboldt, Iowa.
Mrs. William Kuehne, Miss Anna
Kuehne and Miss Gladys Kuehne left
for Milwaukee yesterday.
Mrs; George Passage is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood and aaughte
Dorothy, of Charles City, Iowa, are
visiting here. t. 49,.
Mr.. and, Mrs C. B. Ely, who have
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ely, havt
returned to their home in Cory, Pa.
Miss Loretta Murphy, of Hammond
Wis, and Prof. Schofeld, Of Augusta
Wis, spent the first Of the week with
the Misses Ely, Of Scudder avenue.
Mrs. Hopkins, of Madison, Wis, an5
her daughter, Mrs. Smythe, Of Paris
Rapids, are guests of Professor anc
Mrs: T. L. Hacker. ~..~
Mrs. Roy Squires and son, of Manila
P. l., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Chase for the winter S..
Smell, of Clinton, Mo-, have gone te
Green Bay, Wis, for two weeks.
Mrs. j.. w. Westphal entertained fif
teen guests at theater party Wednes
day afternoon to see in Old Kentucky
Mr.: and Mrs. William Westphal en-
tertained twenty guests at dinner Tues
day in honor Of the birthday anniver
| saries of Mrs. Westphal, Miss Viol:
Holstein and Miss Irma Cell.
Miss Fuller has gone to Lake Benton
Mrs. and Miss Pressy, have returned
from a week in Fairmont.
Mrs. Kate Kellar and son, oil
Marshalltown, Iowa, are visiting former
neighbors here.
Miss GRACE Andrews has returned
from Kansas.
Miss Dixon has been entertaining
Miss Grace Smith, of St. Charles Ill.
Miss Hostetter, of Mount Carroll
Iowa, is the guest of Miss Alice Baker
The U-Need-a-Rest club was enter
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HOPKINS

A dance was given by the Social
club Friday evening in Anderson g
hall. Claggett's orchestra played a
program Of fifteen numbers
The Jewell Rebekah lodge enter.
tanned for the delegates from lola
lodge of Minneapolis at their meeting
Monday evening. A number Of visitors
from Chicago were also present. Among
those who spoke were: Mr.. Haven
and Mrs. Haven of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Gascon Of Chicago. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
MRS: %. Il. Bacon will entertain the
Aid Society of the Methodist church.
Wednesday evening.
The Misses Kelly of Waverly, Iowa.,
are guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Robert
Kelly, this week.
Miss Olga Feigal spent Sunday in.
New Ulm visiting relatives.
Vernon Cooper is the guest Of friends
at Princeton.
Mrs. Whellan of South Dakota is,
spending couple of weeks with Mrs.
Marsh. -
Mrs. Gould is visiting friends and
relatives at OrtOnyille
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Wayzata and North Shore,

Mrs. Huntington P. Newcomb enter
tanned Miss Webb of Chicago, Mrs. w.
Il. Condit, Mrs. R. II. Lane and Miss
Blanch Lane Of Minneapolis at lunch
con Thursday at Northland inn.
The Misses Malvina and Hannah
Oberg of Watertown are visiting Mrs.
Jacob Malmquist. .-.-
= DIR: and Mrs P. A. Cool are enter
tanning a, crowd of young people from
their camp near Holdridge.
Mrs. Walter Browne Barr and son
Of Denver,ar are guests at2s<the Deanery,
Ferndale. =, .:~=.@4 -
8 Miss Amy Wakefield of Hutchinson
spent part of the week with Mr.: and
Mrs. Warren Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Dickcy will
close their lake home in Wayzata this
week and return to the city.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Heber Hare and fam
lily, who have spent the summer camp
ing at Wayzata, returned to their home
in ST.. Paul last week.
the summer in: Plymouth, Mass, spent
last week at Camp Uneeda Rest, on
Robinson's hay. q
{. Mrs. John Giassoff is entertaining her
parents, Mr.. and: Mrs: j: W, Gabriel, Of
Cambridge, at her home in Ferndale.
=. Mrs. A. B.. Carlton returned Thurs
day to her home. in Princeton.
Miss Lille Eidam Of Hopkins is Wis
iting Miss Gertrude Shaver at Grove
| land - @-,i'> =. :. -. ::
The Misses Eva >Zingg and Pearl
Stahl and Mrs. Milton schroyer, who
have been visiting Mrs. G. E. Lamb,
left Wednesday for, their homes i. in
| Bradner, Ohio.
!. Mr.: and Mrs. F.. B. Saunders enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Burlingame
Of Winona and Mrs. Anna Reynolds,
during the week. ~>-. L.
| = Mrs E. g. Braden entertained Mrs.
A. j. Vanstrum and Stella Ledin Fri
| day.
Lyman .E:.s.:Wakefeld and Miss Gene
We've Wakefield are visiting friends. in
Hutchinson. h Il. $>s.,S ..ssijs = -: /;
| Mr. and Mrs. Louis F.. Ireland have
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Sprague: Of Min
neapolis as their guests at their Fern
| dale home. sz25.Ss !. = -. ( * "a
During the week Mr.. and Mrs. Jar
Wis Daugherty entertained Luther. Truax
of, Portal, N. D., Mr. and Mrs. e.
| Daugherty and the Misses Bessie and
| Luella Daugherty Of Lyman, Ohio.
| Miss Harding and Miss Marion Hard
| ing of, Minneapolis spent Wednesday
in Wayzata. $4. .r,.s. 81 g.. /. s Z
| Mr.. Macdonald Of Boston spent Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Dickey.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Davies attended
the Wa1taceDaviess wedding Thursday
afternoon at Manchester. NJ. ID. s. ~.
| Avery HARDWOOD sof Lockwood. Ohio.
| who is, visiting Mrs.**$W liam Hoagla and,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs,SG.
E. Hoagland in Minneapolis. s. ,ss5. 3
! DR.. Lynch Of Mont clio spent. Mon
day at Camp Uneed az Rest. ~ .sS Il:
| al n He:
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ST. PAUL

Most of the entertaining last week
was in honor of the visiting LAWYERS
and their wives whom the convention
Of the American II Bar association
brought to st. Paul Wednesday even.
ing, preceding the reception at the state
capitol, number of dinners were given,
and among those who entertained were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. kellogg, Jared
How, Winthrop e. Noyes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cordenio A. Severance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Severance entertained for their
guests, George R. Peck of Chicago and
Dr.. and Mrs: Henry Wade Rogers of
ing they gave a dinner in honor of
Judge and Mrs. Alton B. Parker. =.
--l--7 ..' - ia. b..
Mrs. Victor G. Gilman Of Ashland
avenue gave Kentucky breakfast for
some of the younger set on Friday
morning in honor of Miss Cochran of
Maysville, Ky. .-. -,
Judge and Mrs. Edwin A. Jaggard of
South Exchange street entertained at
dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Clarence E. Stone of Crocus Hill
entertained at dinner at the Town and
Country club Wednesday for Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick W"Wilsey of Chicago.
Mrs. G. A. Severance gave an in.
formal tea Wednesday for her guests
Mrs. Hamlin Garland, Miss Malcolm and
Mrs. Roberts, who are leaving soon.
Mrs. William G. Graves of Summit
avenue gave luncheon Tuesday at the
Town and Country club for Mrs. L. H,
Richardson of Denver.
Miss Ranney, Virginia avenue, give
a tally no, party Tuesday evenin in
honor of her guests, Miss Moore of
Erie, Pa, and Miss Thayer Of Kansas
City,. Saturday evening Miss East.
at the Lafayette club in honor of Miss
Ranney's guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Monfort, Sum.
NIT avenue, left Thursday evening for
Michigan.
Miss Sterling, who has been the guest
OF Miss Berkey, Dayton avenue, left
Friday evening for Lake Forest, Ill.
Mrs. Paul Doty, Laurel avenue, has
returned from Madeline Island.
Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Hemming house,
Dayton avenue, have returned from
4ui dlu NILS. S.G ". ,OCrlCklanQ, Holly
avenue, have retuEned from Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Savage and
Arthur Savage of Ashland avenue have
returned from Isle Royale. Mrs. A. B.
Savage is at Lake, Minnetonka.
Miss Jessie Boardman Of Ashland
avenue is visitings Mrs. Robert Dunn at
Lake Forrest. i e.. ..c -. ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Hersey of
Summit avenue have returned from
Tiverton, R. I. sGAv - W
Miss Carruthers Of Covington, KY, is
VISITING her brother;" Bruce Carruthers,
Miss Irene HAITI Who visited Miss
Mary. Guest Smith Of Marshall avenue
left for the east Wednesday. ,..at4 :.
:. Miss Winifred Dewing of Kalamazoo
is the guest Of Miss Caroline Saunders
Of Summit avenue. Miss Mary Saunders
is, home from Harbor Point, Mich.
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SALTWATER

R. H. Bronson has returned from an
eastern trip of FIVE weeks. 49,. i. ..-.t.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Ford, who
have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Slaughter, have returned to their
home in Boston. - ..s.. H..
T. E. Fellows and sister, Mrs. Hos
ford have gone east.. '.-.-. .-.
Olivia, where she will be one of the in
structors in the schools
:. Mrs. James r. McGarry and niece,
Loretta Sirlonet, are home from Little
Falls, where they have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Simonet.
Mrs. Howell Of + Pennsylvania has
been, visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Mrs. NJ. D: Hanks has returned from
a visit of two weeks at Rosemont.
Mrs. Charles Gates has returned from
Clearwater. ,....-5 !. 49,. 49,. -
Mrs Charlese Hart of Tacoma,
WASH, has been visiting Mrs. James
! Leslie
daughter, Catherine, ~ Of Amery' Wis.
were, Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Browne. ..,.'
Mrs. H. G. Robertson entertained re-
Gently for Mrs. Harry Ives Chatfeld of
Pasadena, Cal. =
= Mrs. G. II. Grant, Mrs: E. M. Phelps
and son, Ellery are home from Omaha,
Council Bluffs and .Woodbine, Iowa.
Plainyiew after a two weeks visit
Mrs. William @ 'shaughnessy has re-
turned to Chicago, Ill, after a six
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
G. Triebel. s..-si .4.,&.S.:i> II.
Mrs. a. G. Hospes and Miss Aurora
Staples are home from a six weeks trip
to Maine and Massachusetts,. -
Miss Nina Harris. who has been
guest Of Miss Clara Conway, has re-
turned to Waupun, Mich. 5-2
Mrs. George Borrowman, has been
visiting her son. Will Borrowman, at
Mrs ! s' Albert Lehmicke entertained re-
Gently for Miss Hermione Shepard
Ross R. Butler, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew F. Butler, has gone to Sweet
water, Tex, having accepted posi-
ton with a railroad surveying party.
Miss Hermione Shepard, daughter Of
Myron Shepard, and John Boyd Dodd-
ridge were married Wednesday evening
Palmer officiating. Attending the bride
and groom were Miss Elizabeth Shep-
ard and Anderson Ewart Mr.. and Mrs.
Doddridge will be at home after Oct. !
at sol West Olive street.
Mrs. w. s. Conrad has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon to be given next
week for Miss Jeanette Hamilton Of
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Josephine Karst gave an in
formal party yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nora Englin left yesterday for
Tamarack, where she has accepted a
position as teacher. sst
Mrs. Peter Anderson has returned to
Crookston after a visit. with her son.
Charles G. Petersonsfand wife.
Mrc r. T ,au6nonas n To- foin
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Lake Breezes.

Harry Barber is home from Cuba and
isswith his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.
Barber at Fernlale.
ECruikshank, who formerly. re-
sided in Minneapolis but who now
makes her home in Wasl,ing ton, has
been the guest Of Mrs.. David Percy
Jones'. Nextswe Miss CsTuiks hank will
visit Mrs H. G.. Harriso On. 81 sss
| II. Mr. and Mrs. TX ebert Reed of Mime
aapolis have taken the Thompson cottage
at Linwood for a week. With them arc
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street. entertained at luncheon Monday
Miss Rose Miller is home from Provi
ddence, R. /, where she visited for 8
Miss Rose McPike has gone tc
Grantsburg, Wis, to visit before re-
turning to Hayward, Wis. While here
she was a guest Of Miss Grace Hooley
Miss Gertrude -Glennon leaves to-
morrow for Red Wing to teach.
August Booren is visiting his son
George Booren, at Thief River Falls
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Miss Hazel Reed and Budd Reed. Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin r.. Palmer and their
brother, Alfred w. Palmer of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. :Strubbe and Miss
Elfreda Strubbe, who spent the SIM
mer in Excelsior left Tuesday for Gin.
cinnati. aG
Miss Esther Stoft returned Monday to
her lake home at St. aAlban' s Bay, after
month s visit at La Crosse,
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ST. LOUIS PARK

A picnic was given by the Congre-
gational Aid society Tuesday at Lake
Harriet.
Thursday evening the aid society en-.
tertained at an ice cream social at the
home of c. F. Batson. The members
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. George Whipple
Miss Elsie Hanke left Saturday for
Miss Redman of Aberdeen, s. D., who
has been the guest of Miss Hanke for
several weeks. has returned home.
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/ tanned Wednesday at the summer homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chase at
Bohn's Point, Minnetonka
Miss CedWell has gone TO Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Henry Hunter entertained at
euchre Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Chase and SON
have returned from Isle Royale.