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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23
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lingsbanfe: Scope @onien Cling
left. @onlil0: Mette @oniine
Moins. &peiiel aro: 8irgitte Se11<
fen. &%ingfebing: Ger6inon0 @onien.
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SS6a @offenbeuier. Soriens: @bar-
.Iotte 5ofie Meller. Molene Spren<
len. Mibe: Safob Nielien. @alborg:
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:@erbar6t &bueie11. 2pltrup: Ma'
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.Erebanoler S. &enoe. @orsminoe:
@asmusien. Aarbus: Erg-
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|@prenien @cbol. 8rgn0erslep:
Marie Mergoor6. Bejgoar6: Glen
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tbeol. Ssrgen 8oie @eper. &oloing:
&;riitine @erenien. @elene Margre-
tbe &apn. 8rbrup: Singer Marie
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og @alborg Senien. @oriens: Ser
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fen. Malbors: Dagmor &atbrin
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23

paa set tpife aeiierbuies Teitoage
paa bpilfe ser finder 6ellesflagnin!
!@te0. Set 6anife, b%enbolospis Sc
tplfe Gol0palen / @eoiteo % &pio
oing, flager peo t%iliporenoe 2eilig
beocr ogiao finn bper meo lit 2anoi
6log.
Otter bpao ri erforer, far Sc,
ol0rig lro9en SinOe pnret gjort Set
minoite SemGrfning oper oe1t Waa
&c, Ser 6ar pGret floget poo, og 6e'
! on1tolte Mngrcb / u@ren5polt" ifpl
bes pienlpnlig fun en- pngre tcii1
&erre / &piooing, Ser pes 6enn;
iom peb on0re 2eiligbe6er bor gnifei
at legge iin 5ienltiper fpr Dagen
81 igs6agSbolget. &plger:
foreningens 8eltDrelie og Silipns
raoo far paa ct Me0e pao Sole.
biem" / Mobenraa be0toget at ne5-
intte ct l10palg, beitooenoe al 8gl=
gerforeningens 8eltprelie og 3 ST.:
observation-disclosures al boer &et:
ming m1eo Set 6ormool at bi0fpre
Ell Gorban0li1lg me6 S. g. Sans.
fen, ioo ser peo Bette MimanosuS,
balg fan ifabes ct for begge Starter
tilfreositillen0e @run6log for Ell
@jenopitilling. al 9figs6ogsman6en.
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6esl,6en al Observation-Disclosures
ne: &e6oftpr Gbriitionien, Slens-
borg; Gireftpr 8. Gbriitenien, 60
6erslep; tioligere @aoroeier / 60
bel. 2ouit Mnferien n, nh / @a6erslep,
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SnoltiQling, iom oct mraa baobes, a
Silipnsrao6et ilutter Jig til, % Jon
muliggjer @ienopitilling al 9figs
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ner g. 70. Sgrenlen. 9tterup: Me1..
liter @uns Anton &mien. @op11.
0rup: Sine &irItine &nuofen.
&pernOrltp: Gene @briittne Sgrgen.
len. @ellinger: &asierer &aniens
@uitrl, Nnton0o. &ingite6: SUIT
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ne 0ineie en-. Geile @Gn6ermorf:
@aor0eier M1o0ers Beter Nielien.
8%orn6olm: &l1tl fer: Mn6erS Mif.
felien &rof. @e0erlf fer: &ons Sri.
ition !@olm.
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oerien. 8jerebp: @iertruo Marie
Neoerlen. Mpfebing s.: Marie Spot.
GREETED: Yeter Beterien u6sbolt:
@aar0eier Mn6ers Mielien. 8trtbe
Nielien. Slagelie: Morie &iffe=
bnicb. Muguita 9i0ricbien. Sell
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&ilan6ene.

S3Ian6 og M6ifi11el-
e stanfe II. Sen islonbife
2an6epernsforening bar enitemmigt
beotaget en- 16talelie ON, at en- be-
itemt Seporattonspolttif er Sen ene~
ite rigtige / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
moalet; 6erfor bbr S%Slen6erre en-
.teltpis, / &artier og 6oreninger po-
.Iitif arbei1e for 6en og itette alt,
bpoo Der Tan Itette M6ifilleliens bur,
tight m11ltge @iennemfgrelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23

r@ren8poit" 4aaitaar, at Ger olti6
paa begge Si6er @renien floges
me6 begge 9anoes Uag.
Otter bpa6 rMobersmooIet" erfo=
rer, er bette ol6eles life &ilfeloet,
og naar Ser ,~un6erttben paa &pioing
tDife Sernbane / 5te6et for
set preusiiife &iemeiteflog er bejit
|Donebrog, ga fpl6es set set gonlfe
|ierlige Silfel6e, at Ser paa Sen
preusiiife Stationsbpg1ting er life
min0re emo tire 5lagitenger, iaole-
|6es at set er multgt at beile Dane=
brog be6 @ioen al BET tpife Stag
og set preusiiffe Stag. st mon bar
eiort bette, er meget bbfligt al Den
preusiiffe Stationsforitanoer, me11,
at man fra banff SIDE lite bar
giort set moo barer6e, er bberfen
en- 8ligtforiemmelie eller en- l1bef=
ligbe6 fra 6mif SIDE. 6or Gel
fgrfte er Ser ingen fom belit regle=
mentariif 6orpligtelie til @obbelt.
flagning iao ltot fra 6anif iom fra
tDif SIDE, men 6esu6en er Ser pae
Ben 6anife StationsbDgning If.
mere enc en- Slagitang, fra bbilfer
ielpfblgelig Damebrog baier oeiae
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-23

" 'OO1OOO
ME- @eo Opbprfning al npe Sired
Ter og peo intenlto 9rift at ollereoe
opoprfeoe Strefnineer funoe Ser
meo 2etbeo ifaffes &laos op imob en-
Minion Mennei fer. Mrbei6sptlfaa'
rene er 6e beoit m11li9e. @rbeioslbn>
net, er / &eoeegnene beiere END /
g1tiyllmo og paa 9erne. st @soe
ON oenre Sag ofbolotes for en- Sto
fi6en / &erning, bpor Ser neoiattes
ct 116poIg for at operbele ben 1ter'
mere, og oette l16balg agter efter
Torlpoenbe at anbefale forel6bts
ubeluffenoe at bente @rbeioerne fra
SplIono, bbor Sc arbei0Sleies Mntal
/ 2iebliffet opgipes til benimoo en-
balp Snes Tuiin6. Set an eeS for
gipet, at sen fgr1te &oloni for or
bejosleIe bill blipe etableret / gter<
beben al en- at 6e 1tore Nlantager,
bpor Mrbei0erne fan finoe 8eifiRftt=
geIle peo Sfobbug1t, roor 8interpeir
logger &in6ringer / @ejen for Sc.
1eop6prfningen.
@tor q e a g. 6or
fem Maoneoer itben be6e Hropriete,
cono. iur. Sbpgeien, 2pffenseie bef
aoIoing. S fit Seitamrente itienfeot
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

TRADITION in many families that all
relatives will assemble at the house
of some senior member, and there is
no escape for the unwilling one who
would avoid general family festivity.
Every one is glad generally, and the
spirit of yuletide is supposed to pre-
vail in every family group in what
ever home 1t may be assembled. In
many of the families in town there
have been two holiday celebrations,
and SO the various members of the
extensive family have gone gayly to
the scene of each reunion. Mrs. Flea
nor Martin entertained a family group
at dinner last Thursday evening at
her house in Broadway. and practi-
cally the same set of relatives are bid
den for the family party this after
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Henry L. Scott of Hillsborough. Among
those who were at Mrs. Martins home
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs Peter
Martin, who are home for an indefinite
stay, seemingly, although they intend
ed to leave for their eastern home for
the holldays. 1t is probable that they
Will remain for the later festivities
this season, and their friends are corre-
spond1ngly pleased. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Martin also were among the guests
at the initial reunion of the Martin
clan Mrs. Martin has recovered from
her recent illness, and will, be at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
scott for the Christmas party today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Downey Harvey are
in town for the holidays, and the re-
turn or Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Barron in
time for the same festive occasion
was source of rejoicing Mrs. Ward
Barron, who was Miss Genevieve Har-
yey, is looking we'll after her Euro
pean trip, and will take an active part
In the late gayeties this season. Mr..
ana MRS. Oscar Cooper were also among
the number at the elaborate family
party, but Will be at their home in Bur-
lingame today. Mr. and Mrs william
Burke are at the Fairmont for the holi-
Gays, but are frequent visitors at the
martin home during this season of
iestvity. Another branch of the fam
iiy that is enjoying the holidays in
town is at the home of Baron Won
schroeder. Miss Edith yon Schroeder
IS recovering slowly after an illness,
put her family is hoping that she will
De able soon to be out again. The
young son of Baron and Baroness Won
schroeder, Henry Won Schroeder, is
nome for a holiday vacation, and made
one of the CHEEKY family group
= large family party will be assem-
Dieu To-Day at Haywood, the home Of
Mrs. Abby Parrott at San Mateo. The
Nicomte and vicomtesse de Tristan are
lhere Tor the holidays with Miss Bar
para Parrott. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A..
Donohoe, with Miss Katherine Dono-
noe and Joseph Donohoe, went down to
ine ParroV home for the week end.
Among others in the party are Cap
tam and Mrs Alfred H Payson, Mrs.
ROBERT Hayne and Christian de Guigne.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Josselyn viii
iisifs merry party at their Woodslde
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

Miss Lou Foster and the boys. Arthur.
Paul. and Ben Foster.
Judge and Mrs. NJ c. Sloss have gone
down to Del Monte for the week end.
but Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sloss will be in
Washington until after the new year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ackerman re-
mained in town for the holiday.
Miss Helen Summerhayes was hostess
at theater party given recently. when
she celebrated her eighteenth birth
day with party Of young friends.
After the theater Miss Summerhayes
entertained her guests at the home OF
her father. n. J. Summerhayes. and
among those who were hidden to the
reunion We're.
Miss Helen Joyce Fred Kevzto7
Miss Nita wright 4oIIs1d %ssIis.,
nss Henrietta Higgins Walter KntcIerhortsr
Miss Marie Bradford Bert Iiushinrer
MISS Alice Summer Clinton O'Connor
A@Ses Fisher Buckingham
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Marriott have
gwen up their apartments at the Fair
mont and have returned to their homo
at HOO Bay street in Alameda.
There viii be a large assembly az
cniidren and older people who are in
sympathy with holiday celebration a.
the Christmas festival to be ba1J
'1nesoay evening at Franklin hall. in
Fillmore street near Bush. undar +ba
auspices Of st. PauFs EpiscopaI cburcb
There will be a program OF entertain
nent for the guests and dancing after
o'clock, and the Christmas festival
promises to be success.
cards. were received last week for
the wedding Of Miss Mary RincxIev
and Thomas Armat OF Washington. n.
e, and congratulations were wires the
young couple. The wedding will take
place December 81 at 1918 south Brook
street, Louisville. Ky. the residence 81
REAR Admiral and Mrs J. Q. watson
y. 3 n. The bride elect Is the
uausnIer OF Mrs. John NJ. Brinckley.
set as wen as in local society.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
MISS GEORGIA HAMMON,
7endrs ho has been the sdl Of the holiday entertainments

home over the holiday, and among
those who will be at home for the
celebration are Mr.. and Mrs Ettore
Avenali Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Rath-
bone, Mr.. and Mrs. H Mcdonald Spen-
Ger and Miss Myra Josselyn. The JOS
selyns were visiting in town for q few
days, but returned for the week end at
their country place
Mr.. and Mrs J. Athearn FoIger will
remain in town for the holidays with
their daughters. Miss Evelyn and Miss
Genevieve Cunningham
One of the largest holiday parties
of the season will be given by Mrs.
Folger for Miss Myra Josselyn on the
evening of January 4. 1t is to be a
dancing party. and the debutantes will
appear in force at the affair. The
Misses Cunningham have not made
their formal debut this season, but
have been in evidence at all the parties
given by the younger girls They
changed their plan for debutante
party early in the winter and probably
will not be out until next season. In
the meantime they will entertain their
young friends at a series of informal
reunions.
The E. W. Hopkins home will shelter
family group. at dinner today, and
there will be large Christmas tree,
although the greater number in the
family are grownups. Miss Florence
Hopkins will entertain one sor two of
her young friends in the party, and
among those in the family assembly.
will be Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs Gus Taylor and Mr. and Mrs
Frederick MoNear.
The William Greer Hitchcocks will
entertain today at their San Mateo
home. and among those who have gone
there for the festivities are Mr. and
Mrs. William Drum aud Frank Drum.
It is probable that Mr.. and Mrs John
Gill Will enjoy. a holiday visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock, but
will defer their visit until the new
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry st. Goar will en-
tertain a family party, and have had
several entertainments at their Califor-
MIA street home since the arrival of
baron and baroness Won Turcke. Bar
oness Won Turcke is a sister of Mrs
ST Goar and is charming woman.
highly accomplished. She is travelling
Ieisurely around the world with Baron
Won Turcke and has been entertained
in the eastern cities before coming
here. The travellers are going to the
orient, but will pass the holidays here
with the st. Goars. Miss Katherine
McRae. who has been visiting Miss
Erna ST. Goar. returned to her home
in heSsouth before the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MacGavin will
have a larger family than usual this
year at their home in California street.
but the Christmas tree festivity was
enjoyed last evening for the family
group at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Fry. Mr. and Mrs Drummond
MacGavin came from tnezr home in the
north to join the happy party with
their little daughtey zelen Mrs. L. L.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

Baker was among the guests and her
younger daughter. Miss Dorothy Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacGavin arrived Thurs
day evening and will lsreturn tomorrow
afternoon after the brief but enjoyable
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cluff with their
daughter. Miss Florence Cluff, win en-
joy the holiday program of dinner and
family reunion with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs John Breuner.
Mrs. E. H. Davenport and her daughter,
Miss Eleanor Davenport, have with
them over the holiday Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixwell Davenport, who came from the
east for brief stay on their way to
their home in the North. They will
leave this evening for their home in
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j.. Dutton win
be the hosts at family reunion today
at the Fairmont, and among those
around the. festa1 board viii be Miss
Mollie Dutton. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Foster Dutton. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah r.
Howell with few of the family
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale Will
hold Christmas reunion with the ac-
cessory of tree and dinner.
Mrs. Camilio Barsottf is in Florence.
Italy, where she will remain during the
holidays, but is expected to return early
in January, and Will Join Doctor Bar
sotti at the Bellevue, where they will
pass the later months of winter.
Mrs William Kohl, who has passed
most of the winter at the Evan s. Pills
bury home at Montecito. returned for
the holiday. and will have pleasant
but informal group at home this after
noon. Mrs J. G. Kfttle is another host
ess who will have family group. but
one Of larger number. Dr. and Mrs
Harry Sherman will pass the holiday
with Mrs. Kittle. also Jack Kittle, Allan
Kittle, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dibblee-
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene de
Saba will be illuminated this evening
for the annual family reunion, and the
Christmas tree will have conspicuous
place. Mr. and Mrs C1em Tobfn Will
be at Ell Cerrito for the day. and also
Miss Vera de Saba. with her. pretty
cousin. Miss Laura PearlEes. aud Jolly
de Saba. Mrs. Arthur Metceff and her
son, Ernest Metcalf, who have been
visiting the De SabIas for severaI
weeks, will be in the family group, and
have decided TO remain here until after
the new year. Ernest Metcalf has been
attending Harvard, and the trip this
winter was taken for the benefit of his
health. He has improved during his
sojourn here so that he may be able to
return to college early next year.
Another large family party will he
entertained at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. A w. Foster in San Rafael. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Keuchler will be there
and also DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence Draper
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Foster. with Mr.. am,
Mrs. Robert Foster, came from Hopland
for the occasion. and others In the con-
genial group are Miss Martha Foster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
Tie Outsider
Society Notes

Personal news for this column should be
addressed to the Society Editor and
reach The Call Office not later than
Friday of each week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

MIS- William Rutherford Cohn anN
Wis 1sador Cohn OF 3541 Washingto(I
street VIII be at home Friday. Decem
osk 90 from until o'clock in the
aItternoon. when they will hold<a fare
VEL reception for their friends They
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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

The family reunions during the holi-
day season will be enjoyed this after
noon, and have been arranged. of
course, weeks in advance Some of the
family parties are contemplated for
months beforehand, and every one
knows exactly where he or she will
pass the Christmas holiday, and does
not have to choose The company for
the occasion. There is an unwritten
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

The next party on the post holiday
program will be the dance to be given
next Friday evening by Mrs. Edward
Barron for her debutante daughter
Miss Evelyn Barron. There will be
about 800 guests. and the girls are
looking forward eagerly to this event
as one of the most delightful of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

The new year will open with a bril-
'-aut social prospect. The parties prom
Ised for January would attract the most
Indifferent observer of social his
tory. The Cinderella ball, scheduled
for January 6, is the initial dane
Ing party that will be the delight of
the debutantes and the chaperones as
we'll There will betother similar events
al which the debutante will be the i'm
portant guest and there will be one or
two teas where she viii shine as a par
lcular star.
The social records will inevitably
give the weddings of January a con-
spicuous place. The marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Newhall and Arthur Cheese
brough has been announced to take
place January Is, and it will be a bril-
liant church affair. There will be sew
eral hundred guests. as a matter of
course. but only a small and select
company afterward at the reception at
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25

Edward NJ. Greenway was the genial
host at dinner party before the
Thomas ball, and his guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Latham McMullin, Mr. and
Mrs William Taylor Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foster
Dutton.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-07
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 the pomp and ceremony of mediaeval days. He drove to Westminster on the opening of parliament in one of the sumptuous royal coaches. attended by heralds. equerries. outriders and vast retinue. forming a pageant of royal splendor. On those occasions. the king wore the full robes of ma jesty. \
 Those who associated with him have said he was emphaticany a good fel- low simple and courteous but a stickler for the deference his rank de- manded. He was born at Buckingham Palace. November 9. ls41. the son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe- Coburg and Gotha. He was educated by private tutors on a plan outlined by his father and later he studied at Ed inburgh. oxford and Cambridge.
 In 1860 he made triumphant tour through the United States and Can ada. He was married March 10. 1863. to Princess Alexandra. the oldest daugter of the Danish prince. who some months later became King Chris tian TX.
 Six children are surviving, George Frederick Ernest Albert. Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall and York. who will now become king; Princess Louise. married to the Duke of Fife: Princess Victoria Alexanda. and Princess Maud Charlotte. who was married to Prince Karl of Denmark. noss King Haakon VII of Norway. The new queen was May. Princess of Teck.
 The king was Of tine house of Han- over. which dates from the succession to the throne of King George l in 1714.
 Twice before ascending the throne Edwards life was despaired Of. In 1871 he had typhoid fever and his