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AHAMLINE


Mr.. and Mrs. Adams Of Capitol ave-
their daughter, Miss Dolly Adams, and
in February. Miss Adams was the guest
Of honor yesterday afternoon at a re-
ception given by Mrs. Charles Collett.
Miss Iottie Rice has gone to Glen
dive, Mont. -. ,#-~@.
Hamline friends have received cards
announcing the marriage Of Miss Eva
Mabel White Of Enosburg Falls, VT,
and Rev. Vernon M. McCoombs, which
took place on Tuesday, Jan. g. Mr.. Nc
Coombs was 1908 graduate Of Ham
line and is assistant pastor Of the
Knickerbocker Avenue church, Brook
Ign, N. Y. l..4 ~. A..
Miss Gregg Of Kansas City, Mo-, the
new state secretary for the. Y. w. G. A.,
was the guest of honor at a reception
Friday evening given by the Hamline
young women. III -. - p"
Mrs. G. A. Putt entertained for a
large company of young people Friday
evening. 1..s.". y -<2s-s AT: AZ .@..%z
The annual Epiphany party of the
Epiphany Episcopal church was given
| Thursday evening at the home of MES
Mrs. 3: J. Rice and Mrs..E. A. Allan
gave a thimble bee Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Rice. ~ =.
guild Of the Epiphany Episcopal
church Thursday afternoon. &
Mrs, j.. B. Dyer entertained the Ju.
nior T.. 7. society Tuesday afternoon. !.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry y. Osborn have
returned from New York. $50,
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

3 Mr., and Mrs. John Blair entertained
at dinner last evening.
The agricultural school basketball
team played against the Y, M. G. a..
team Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reeves enter
tanned the Commonwealth Ayenue
Euchre club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. j. Reeves gave luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Kreiger
and family Of Dayton Is Bluff
Professor and Mrs. Samuel Green
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lor-
ing Of Minneapolis at dinner last even
ing. ba
The Congregational ladies will serve
a supper at the church Friday. Mrs.
Borneman is chairman Of the commit
tee on arrangements.
Roderick KirkWood was the host at
a children's dancing party last even
ing.
The history division Of the st. An
thony Park association met Thursday
at the home of Professor and Mrs, r.
l.. Hacker. Mrs. George ShellenBer-
ger spoke on Peace After Strife';
Mrs. H. 3. w. Schuette on "George
Washington; Mrs. S. T.. Hacker was
chairman OF. the current events hour.
Mrs. j. p. Brown entertained at
luncheon Monday in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Flower of Kan
Mrs. NJ. q. Budlong entertained at
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SALTWATER

Great preparations are being made
for the opening Of the Saltwater Audi
torium, which takes place next Satur-
day evening. when B. G.. Whitney IS
musical comedy, "Pif Paf Fouf,' will
be produced. The opening will be the
greatest event socially that the city has
witnessed for years. Governor and
as will number of other; distinguished
out-of-town guests.
Mrs. John Nc Carthy and Miss Mary
Mccarthy left Sunday for Jacksonville,
Fla, for a stay Of six weeks. /
Sherman MCGEE has gone to Winton,
Mimi, to spend the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison Wright. z
turned to Harvey, n. D.
Miss Elizabeth Jesse has returned
to St. Joseph, Mimi, to resume her
school duties at st. Benedict seminary.
R. Fl. Bronson and Albert J. hammers
have goneto the Bahama islands on a
business trip. ..a.<- .1.-
E. NJ. Phelps has gone to the Pacific
coast for two months.
Mrs. B: B. Cook has returned to Minot
n. D., after a visit to her mother, Mrs
Robert Smithson, W Elm street. p
Mrs. R. G. Lehman, who has been
a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. j. Stinson, for several weeks, has
returned to Malta, Mont. ~. 4.
Miss Genevieve Boucher, who visit
ed Miss Charlotte Burns this week, has
returned to Chippewa Falls. Wis. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Brien Of Som
ers, Mont, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Burke Of W. Pine street on theil
. way to New Orleans last week. Icy
may take an ocean trip before return
ing to their home. r. --:
Company K gave another of it's socia
functions Tuesday evening in the ar
mory. s'r...-@. a. r'
Miss Rose Eichten attended dancing
party at Minneapolis Wednesday even
ing given by the mechanical engineer
of the state university. ,
A son was born Monday to Mr.. ane
Mrs. Edward S. sheehan of St: Paul
Mrs: Sheehan was formerly Miss Ros'
O'Neal, daughter of ) Mr.. and Mrs
James O'Neal Of Saltwater.
Mrs. William Arsenault entertained
at dinner Monday evening for her sis
ter, Mrs. La, Plant Of ..Crookston, MINI.
and for her brother, Felix Gagne Q,
Ma Olson, Wis" Covers were laid TO:
twelve. &c.,. y: A.. I'll. y
William Chalmers, Mrs. William h
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MERRIAM PARK

The Cosmopolitan club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. George Hunting
ton. Mrs. Henderson,, Mrs. Lashner
and Miss Caroline Austin spoke on
Italian architeetnre. !,
ton Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Black
and Mrs. VIVIAN Of Duluth, who are her
Mrs. j. d. Dushane, assisted by Mrs.
Mae Kean, entertained informally Sat
urday afternoon. ai5
I Mrs. q. G. Crandan will be the host
ess of the Merriam Park Study club
Wednesday. t@
Mrs: Frank futile will entertain the
Thursday Afternoon club this week. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Black Of Duluth
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ray of Marshall avenue. d
Mrs. Frank Busweu entertained the
Presbyterian Ladies 4 society at lunch
The Sunday school teachers Of the
Presbyterian church had a supper in
the church parlors Wednesday even.
Rev. and Mrs. j.. S.. Henderson en-
tertained the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of the Presbyterian church Fri
aa NJ ev and Mrs. Galbraith Of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, spent part Ct fae week WITH ev
Mrs. 3. Conroy Of Minneapolis en-
tertained the Merriam Park Five Hun
dred Card club Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. G.. s. Cowles. !. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Koerner Of Carroll
street entertained the Merriam Park
Cinch club last evening.
Miss Irene Burlock of Carroll street
entertained the young, people OF st
Mays Episcopal church Saturday. = -, !,
ily have returned from Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder have returned
from Breckenridge, Mimi.
Mrs. Rockwell has returned from
M Mr. = and Mrs. George smitten Of
Marshall avenue have gone to Callfor
MIA for month. s:...% S
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. "A. Robertson Of
Faronia avenue have gone to Florida,
| Mrs. A. D. NaYlor, who visited MT
and Mrs. J. ". Shepard has returned
~ Mrs. D. M. Sullivan and daughter
are spending the month in the south.
| : The Misses Helson have been enter
tanning Miss Hazel Bartlett, formerly
a resident Of the Park. ),
| Mrs. III. d. Hitchcock and family
have gone to Milwaukee, Wis.
| Mrs. Case, who visited Mrs. Il: u
Burrill, has gone to her home IN Alder
Mrs. 81. B. Humason will be the host
ess4of: the@Five Hundred Card club to
morrow afternoon. - .1i.5s. .s.,ss
/ DR.. John Fulton preached in the Mer
1 RAM Park Presbyterian church, last sun
day in thee interests r. of II. Temperance
/ wOrk.IsIt .#sE 1I '.t5H 81 qE5
Mrs William. Williston, who has bee
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Waiting her brother, Eugene Garfield,
has returned to her home in Red Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Of. Prior ave-
nue. have gone to Cali f0rnia.
HOPKINS

a dance was given Saturday night in
Anderson u hall by the West Minneapo-
lis baseball team. Faimon 3 orchestra
PLAYED a program Of twenty-five dances.
About thirty couples were present and
q hot supper was served at midnight;
the baseball team.
The Birthday club met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Jackson at her coun-
try home. The guests went out in q
hayrack.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Ed Empanger.
Luncheon will be served from 3 until 5
o o'clock. s5s1
The Forester team will give a; dance
at Olson q hall Saturday evening. An
exhibition drill will be given after the
| program. 9a }SaE
a basket social will be held tomor-
row night in I. @. @. F. hall.
! The Ladies Aid society of st. Mary 3
church will be entertained Tuesday aft
ernoon by Miss Nellie Moore at her
The aid society Of the Norwegian
| Lutheran church will hold a basket so
| claJ Thursday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Brandevils. The male
quartet from Hamline will give several
numbers.
The East End Cinch club will be en-
| tertained Thursday evening by Miss
Anne Alexander at the home Of Miss
| Hazel Coddington.
Thursday evening, Feb. %, a mas
| querade ball will be given by the Royal
league
The members of the Hopkins band
have resumed rehearsals, and are plan
ming to give big concert and dance in
| the near future. o.
Saturday evening Miss Luellan Dow
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Editorial Section.
IAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGIIBORNG TOWNS

Chalmers, the. Misses Elizabeth and
Helen Chalmers and Mrs. Young left
Thursday for San Antonio, Texas, for
the benefit of Mrs Chalmers health.
y Mrs. George Hughes of Minneapolis,
III, Z. Knight of Maine, G. NJ. Mem illan
of Virginia and Fred G. Rover Of 1Bos-
ton, Mass, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Rice Of st. Paul
and Mr.. Dethorne and Miss Ethel Xix
Mrs. T. w. Alexander. Oven Street n.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Mules of
Hudson, Wis, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. W. Alexander Sunday and Mon
5. J. Wilson has gone to the Pacific
coast. ~
The program Of the Woman IS Read
ing club Monday was in charge of
9r meS The former pena gav ana M Kaede 81
1872 and the latter Cook s Explora-
tons Mrs. MeCluer contributed
g Frances Bnrney - and Miss Eve
Smith reviewed current events of the
week. Tomorrow. Mrs. w. FL. Pratt will
direct the program. ~ ID
Mrs. Marie Brooks of New Jersey
has been guest of Mrs. William San,
Mrs. White of Anoka, MINI, is Wis.
iting Mrs s. R. Hathaway and daugh
ter. Es
Mrs. R. G. Mcclure has been visiting
with her mother, Mrs. T.. II. Hillary
W Pine street. ISss
Miss Eta Newman spent Saturday
and Sunday in Minneapolis with hel
sister, Mrs. T. H.t5Adams.
| j, A. Smith has gone to- the Pacific
coast for his health.
Two of our Saltwater boys, Stephens
Clark and Charles Englin, will gradu
ate from the state university this year
Miss Ada Nease of Old Fort, Ohio
visited at the W. B. Nease home a few
days.
Mrs. H. W; Flug Of Chippewa Fails
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Burns and family.
The Lincoln school students will give
a patriotic program Feb. 81 in the high
school auditorium. The entertainment
vii lbe under the direction Of the in
structors and the proceeds will 20 to
ward the picture fund. -41s@ !.
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accompanies them as far as Thomas
vile, where she will visit the Misses
Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Shepard of
Dayton avenue left Wednesday for
Thomasville, Ga.
Miss Adele Lanpher and Master
Richard Lanpher leave today for Pasa;
dena, Cal. lI
Miss Saunders of Summit avenue left
for the east the middle Of theeweek
to Join her parents on a trip to Egypt.
Mrs. William B. Bend of Summit ave-
nue. leaves this evening for New York
to visit her daughter, Mrs George. Ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase of oma-
ha are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
G. Strickland of Holly avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg of
,, Fairmount avenue have returned from
Washington, d.. G. 5 sfz.
Mrs. Frederick A. Fogg, accompanied
by Miss Fogg and Frederick Fogg, have
goneto California. 81
Mrs. Rufus G. Jefferson and the
Misses Dora and Genevieve Jefferson
have gone to Florida. e
Mrs. H. F. Ware Of Laurel avenue
left Tuesday evening for Daytona, Fla.
Mrs. Walter Martin, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Daniel M.
Robbins of Summit avenue, left Thurs
day evening for her home in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson left
Monday evening for Los Angeles, Cal.
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The Hamline w. g. T. y. met yester-
day with Mrs. Nc. p. Nickerson.
ciety Of Knox church met Thursday
with Mrs. Kingsland Of Minnehaha
street. sac
Miss Ethel Bowers and Miss Z. Gun
derson have returned from Redwood
Falls, MINI. 44 .s
Miss Margaret Miller Of Caledonia
spent the week with Hamline friends
tanning ls; Mrs NJ H. Strong 0s 81 Silver Silver
City, N. NJ, IA.
Miss Belle Holly has returned from
Mankato. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collin g. Butler, who
were recently married at Fergus Falls,
are residing on Taylor avenue.
Miss Sylvester has returned from
PlainvieW, MINI. W ssst,s 5. rs 81.
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Wl11Ulll DNV0s
AZRQ7zp. III FLIGHT

I'm all these flights the speed was
in the neighborhood of thirty eight
miles an hour, the last named flight
exceeding that slightly
Do you consider this the limit of
your speed7 f
"By no means. In all these tests we
few in a circle about one mile in cir
cumf erence. Flying in straight line
much higher speed could be attained
with the same power.
rWere there any accidents, any mis-.
haps, of any sort
!" None.
Glow far could you go in a single
fight with your present machine -
tOver 500 miles. 1t is only a ques
] tion Of power. We carry two pounds
i of gasolene, and that will carry us
400 to $50 miles, scecFding to condi
tions. =
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QRVZLLE
WRIGHT:
pously to heart, reviewing the situation

>ously to heart, reviewing the situation
in Chicago.
Mr.. Larrabee outlined in detail the
city's relation to outstanding iran
chises and went into a critical analysis
of the principles of law that apper-
tanned to such conditions as exist here.i
He traced the matter up thru the courts
to the supreme court Of the United
States, showing that the city is in pos
session Of the right Of eminent domain,
had recourse In matters affecting fran
chises. This view he showed to be up
held by both supreme courts. With this
inviolate right the city could regulate
the affairs Of the Twin City Rapid Tran
sit company and could cut down rates.
In his earnest address the speaker
said that absolutely no exclusive fran
chise was in existence in Minneapolis,
| except the franchise owned on the East
Side by the Minneapolis Gas Light COM
pany, and that was for only four years
more. The only exclusive. franchise rum
ming for definite number Of years, he
held, was the franchise on the East
Side, which had never beer confirmed
by the legislature, and the city could
therefore take this at any time.
It was admitted that the West Side
franchise Of the gas light company was
| for a definite term, that would expire
in 1910, but Mr.. Larrabee said there
was no ground for the conclusion that
it would run for twenty years after
that. Mr.. Larrabee took the ground
i however, that the city had the right
under authority Of the legislature, tc
4 grant franchises.
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PROSPECT PARK

Mrs. j. G. F. Holeomb entertained
her Sunday school class Of the Andrew
Presbyterian church at sieighride
party Tuesday evening. After riding
about the city, light refreshments were
served at the Hoicomb residence. The
antly passed in. telling stories and play
ing games.
The Study club met with Mrs. L. A..
Lamoreaux on Tuesday afternoon. The
lesson was on Napoleon and Queen Lou
Use.
Miss Eva Gran is visiting Mrs G. II.
The Prospect Park M. E. church
gave sleighride and oyster supper
Friday night.
Miss Julia Nesbitt is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. c. f. Dahl.
Will Morgan has returned from ten
DAYS visit at Wabasha.