The Saint Paul globe., February 12, 1899, Page 16, Image 16

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\ famih reunion was hold Monday after
ii . ;> it thi h.iiii of M.\ anfl Mrs. Simou
- i K:;st Fci r: ji street In eel«*> ration
..:' la,-. fiftieth Widdiir niiiuvrsa.y. Mr
Strate was born Juu« :m. 1817, in Faulensick-
LS;>p< .! :. Get .. 1113 »li h Ived until 1847,
n !; ...in.- to s.. :. i s Mrs. Strate was
Miss ■ . : .. >wis born In West
; lanc> . v. in rman] . March .'.. LB3L
She . -ii . ; Uarttnsvlllt- Mo., in lS4t>, where
shi '- ; . Strate, Feb. 5, IS4.!',
i > l ;.\ Chi rl Ko inn . great-uncle of Kv.
\ ;.. X ■ - dty. They came to
. . ;••• aye resided in St.
Pcul sin,-... Thej hay( had twelve children,
iii. of whom ;:. living. They have thirty
cm | en twenty-seven .ire living.
\ irl> .. wen present. The christening or
theii littli g Gladys Si rate
Ten took .1. c Rev. A. L. Koeneka
„;v., _ , ■ ■ v . re: Mr. and
Mrs. BIui»« ordan. Minn.: Mr. and Mrs.
'. ■ ■ . U oodi urj Minn.: Mr. and
w *buo . -Minn.:
M ■ and ■ . • . of WVodbury.
IV tni Bachmann, Mr.
ji Jr. .Mid Mrs. Ed
\> :i ■ i ■ '.cr Temnie,
Mr. ar.d Mrs. hat c rttmne, Rev. ;>ml Mrs.
v. L. h • UUsei Anna ami Tlllie
■■. . M. Hobert, of
" Wi odbury.
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■ . lan and Miss Wion
;. will i ■' at home at the
■ .• ■ -. si- winter.
• s •
nil and wife
live tv . tieth anniversary
I ..,!■■. legi baa
b( Ure. Gardiner, an aged
•■ ■■ h Ihi Ir s j . w. V.
Gai uth Park. Seventy years ago
married and last even
ing with thi aid of frit nds and relatives they
i»iv( rsary of that
husband and wife liave lived
I t ■'.'■ :■• allotc d period ot
i b : at '.-.i age of ;<0 are
•troug ajid in , . el lent health.
• *
■ •:. Just two
- ' „.' « ill be
ot thi Tenebrae: the re
- . hi rings, so
o the 6 >'■,' matrons' heart, by the
study i-lu . *les find for a
society will take on a more
there is the usual
Bin ; " -. .-'. uth .. of the
. ;<:■ iety's ranks.
Idea .•:' any largi social af-
U:: However, as
■ •■ ! the future dull outlook there
urfeii of Esocial gayetiea
during^ tl weeks. Ir would seem
thai \an.t; Fair balances its books In the
. : s . much pleasure
lias been : I fourteen days.
- « *
Nun>.< ' . Jrs I aye been arranged
In celebration of St. Vales-tine's day. Though
n i regarding this day with any
... . .- rabidly dying out. Still
■■ ■ very tenacious, co many St
Paul hostesses will ntUnglj observe the" day
v. hen <. ■ san .- ~ > ■: ■ ': : rump.
Tuesday evei.fnp .Yirs. W. F. Peri will en
tertaiu about thirtj peopli ;.• a valentine
parl ami . : Dayt i avenue.
Mrs. Dariua X. V.iii-.-r will ,"ive a euchre
party tomorri « evening at thi Aberdeen.
• * *
Mrs. Cham ing Hti.l.r,: v. of Asrhland avenue,
<■ ■: : ..; an : ■ .-.. yesterday aftenoon.
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Mrs. F I: Voui t ai Summit avenue, en
tertained ;: eik-hre ia.-t • fning.
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Mrs. F. E. ;.■■■ ■ ■.;• :: : -.i (1 a number of
a euehr< party yesterday* afternoon
■ ■ lier 1 ■.:■! ■■■. ii! Summit a\ ■ nui . Cards were
played *. un fit tab! --.
• * *
Th< Assembly !■: v, i; s laei hall of the sea
■ ■ nlug ai Cambridge h;ill.
M:<. D. \. Monfcrt Mrs. Cutler .■#•l Mrs. K.
K. Punnt-ti n ■. iv,/. The german wa? danc
-. U tin following couples
Mr. Tp.v. i'j-'.lK* acd Mr?. Vv'. F.
P< ' *'r. ■ : . . Mtes Big< low. Mr.
'■l l n d '!;> Tr ' ■■■ Mr. H ir r-! :"n--t»r. of
I ■:'-.
FUTURE EVENTS.
'in. c!i :s. K. at P., has issued
invitaticiu for :; progressive cinch party atnl
be pivei at Pythian hall Fri
•ii h ... The garni wi:' be .ailed at S:3<)
and prizes will be awarded. A. A. Rene will
umpire, and L. !•". Entrup ur.d L. G. Shack
ford will '■.'■■ p soore.
A social bop «... bt given by Constellation
Cltapter Xo. IS ai Übeonir Teunile. Lowrj'
Rreade, Tuesday evening. Fob. 14. Tickets,
50 cents: Refreshments and cloak room in-
Icd. ' icVcts sre (. c had at St. Paul
''• •■ " -'I £ >mpany's and Lover-
The ' iiiif r in .- for the va!entine party tp
be Riven Tuesday ev< uing at Woodland hail
by Mi^- Erector, an Irs. Matthew Murphy.
Mrs. '<'. I. Graham, oi Indianapolis, aud
Mrs. !■>>■. it ' : Ortos. Tie i ;irty will bt
inTormal, no Invitations having b-'?n issued.
\; the meeTing of»t ai field W. H. G. Fri
day afternoon ii was i 3; Jded to l'O^tpaue the
meeting of Feb. 2i, until March 10, as the de
partment invention will !"■ lielu in St. Paul
Feb. 23 and 24. The card party to be given by
thi en rs ha ..: •■ beet •■ - ■< ..■■■ d.
1 : 1 ■•■ ■ .-' cluS) will meet
Tin 'ty v; i; .\irs-. Charles M. Power. Gcmd
'. ■ The BUbJeci f or thr afternoon
Is 'Thildrpij's Interests." Tiio d!scussiion will
i I b> Mrs. Pi w< rs.
" .A. C. !"'.. an, of Ashland ave
h'l will crl BeeoE'3 anniversary
!-■ Monday evening. Fr.'j. 20
I bi laid for thirty
!iw
Thi l. ■ • ■'■ B uff M< thi rs' dub will
mi . i 'oin tow at :..i:. n. in. In the Van
- Stap!e>.on will sprnk on
. .;.: fatigue In Children."
'■'-■ 0. ii. !;. . :i; s. ■ : Summit avenue, will
■•' ' Ri< tonjorr k e-xi nijis. Mrs. fi.
i. Bui bank will i . . on 'How to
Mrs. Truman, of Summit avenue, will give
a euchre fai . n rrow afternoon for Mrs
'•■ ' ' ' Bwtt< . Mint, and M ; ss
AT.bie Warm r.
Mi-s Miller will entertain the Ovi Maids'
■ii' 1 a( a valtn;in< euchre Tuesday afternoon
at th< honi< cl Mrs. A. B. Plough, on Fair
tnounl avenui .
Mrs. li. L. Burrill, of P'cronia avenue, will
i : n Tuesday afternoon in honor of the
I nih . . ; i. r marriage.
Thi Buehre club will meet
ruesda; eveni - with Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
1' -I: ■•■ II': ;: ■ ... \ PTIUe.
Mrs. EUjah Baker, of Marshall avenue, will
Tigers at a valentine euchre
party 1 vi sdaj evening.
Mrs. J. X. i . ■;.. kubin street, will
: •• |i i 4 to ! o'clock Tuesday for her
d •■:•,•:.:' : Elizabeth.
Mrs. N B. Hathaway, of Goodrich avenue,
1, i. cards out for a euchre party Friday even-
Insc.
Mrs. (>.- ':ir *il .iliiiiTi. o! Faiimount avenue
will ;nti ri.tii, at euchre Thursday evening.
St. Paul ramp, of Veterans, will
five Its annual I>.-.!1 Washington's birthday.
Mr. ami Mrs. H. M. Temple will entertain
ards tomorrow- evening. '
PLEASURES PAST.
The mieic pupils of the sisters of St.
let gave :iii entertainment Thursday
uing at ss t . Bernard's hall. Miss \ Win
tor delivered an address, and a prosranim°
oi rocal aad instrumental music, recitations
ili:lis and tableaux followed: "The Secret"
nn operetta in one att, was given by the
folli wing ... • G. Rotter, R. Tschida, A.
> v Inter and .!. Downey.
The Twin City Cinch olut was entertained
Wednesday evening by the Misses Ryan at
their home. 222 SUth street southeast Min
-. Prizes were won by Miss ' Grace
Ryerse and N. B. McGufßn, of Minneapolis
.• id <Mss Banfprd and Mr. Lamb, of St Paul'
text meeting will be with Miss kings
■■ ■■ . 193 Marshall avenue, St. Paul. Fab. 21
Juap and Mrs. James Schoosmak* enter-
Informally a; whist iast evening «t
their borne. on Bates avenue. The players
Mr. end Mrs. D. S. SpeiTy Mr - nfl
Mi .. Denis Folfett; Mr. and Mrs j p Lar
kin, Mr. and Mrs. Yon Schoft, Mrs 'LyMe
«,*»£s*. Mich, and Mr. Ludlngton^ !
aid .Mrs-. \UCormiok. of Cedar street
.gave the second of a series of card parilea
last evenlns. The iiar:or : > were decorated
with iin flowers and palms. Cards were olav
<- T '■ fisM fables. Mrs. MoCormiel: was as
udina Lv^n? "**' M * M Terese a
'ioyer Leaf SociaJ < lub entertained at
progressive euchre last Monday evening at
The friendly contest resulted fn
ravors for tne following persons-. Mis3es~Oti^
Smith. Mcirahon, Hoban. La I.oude and"Re-ir =
don: Meesrs. Butter, Xolan. McManus aud
I.':'-.
•'•,. Daisy Hell Euchre club entertained
at lh< residence of Mrs. Samuel D. Carr on
West Third street. Thursday afternoon The
prize winners were Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs Carr
and .Vis. Puschea. The club will meet next
"<': -i.iy afternoon with Mrs. Eisemau.
v! v. and Mrs. Samuel C. Horton ce'ebrated
tfl; t«'!i!h anniversary of their marriage
Wednesday evening at their home on Carroil
Street Progreifive euchre waa played, prizes
being won by Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Ringold and
Messrs. ('ooper and Mftcalf.
Mr |. Lariua U. llivener. of East Sixth
st:-e?t. entertained at euchre Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Hevener was assisted by Mra.
Robert Deebach, Miss Olive Freeman, Miss
Jamecion, Miss Hall Miss Trai-y and Miss
Middleton.
Mrs. J. Huntsman, of 244 Grove street, en
tertained a number of her friends last weeK.
Tiie parlors were decorated with carnations
and American flags. Coven were laid for lir
t> . ii. Mis Minnie Huntsman was the guest
Of honor.
The boys of the Young People's Literary and
Social club entertaintd the young ladies of
the club with a sleigh ride, followed by
refreshments ai the borne ot Adolph C. Wil
cken, on Plea- ant avenue.
Mrs. George L. Weaver. Laurel aavenue,
gave a children's party Wednesday afternoon
tor the sixth birthday of her daughter, Kath
eline. Mrs. Weaver was assisiied by Mrs.
Bowlan, of Minneapolis.
Miss Marie Tenner pleasantly entertained
at "coffee" Wednesday afternoon from 2 to
•1. She was assisted by Mrs. 11. W. Dlckman,
Mis. ,l. V.. Kuhn and Mrs. Sowder. Covers
were laid for sixteen.
Miss May Staaton entertained about thirty
young peopCe at an informal >l.i"..i:is party
a;id cake walk Wednesday evening at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Larpenteur, on
Dale ptreet.
Mrs. W. A. Miller, of Cari\)ll street, enter
tained a number of ladles at euchre yester
day afternoon. Mrs. MiHer was ussitted hy
Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. Kmuions :md Mr.'. Du
fresne.
Mrs. Klwood J. Meier gave a Massachusetts
thimble bee yesterday nft-rnoon at her home
on Fairmount avenue. All the ladies enter
tained were former residents of Massachu
setts.
Mrs. A. 0. Wedee and the Misses We4ge,
of Twelfth street, gave an informal at boms
ycterday afterno n from 4 to 6. Mrs. Arthur
Stoughton and Mrs. W. A. Ilisgins assisted.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Ernst, of Farring'.on
avenue, chaperoned a trolley party to. Minne
apolis Thursday evening and were entertained
at the li :in<? of Mr. and Mrs. Bowen.
Mrs. Emma Lyons and Miss Welch Rave
an afternoon euchre party la.-t Thursday at
their home on Dayton avenue in honor of
Miss. Abbie Warner.
The Tuesday Afternoon Euchre club met
with Miss Hessinger, Mississippi street, last
week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Custer, Mrs.
K'tiip and Mrs. Flood.
Miss Alice Nelson gave a euchr« party
Thursday afternoon at her home in Stillwater,
r;:r.ertaining about twenty of her St. Paul girl
friands.
Miss Terese Lyons, of Cedar street, enter
tained infornml'y at a Wel'Jh rarebit supper
Wi-dnesday evening for Miss Abbie Warner.
Mrs. C. J. McConvtlle, of Arundel street,
i-mertalned at cards Friday afternoon in honor
of Miss Leslie, of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Swift, of Selby ave
nue, entertained Monday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Bishop, of Tacoma.
Mrs. Deni» Fo'.lett, of tho Albion, gave
a euchre party Thursday afternoon in honor
of Miss Mary Steee.
Miss Wedge and Miss Daisy Wedge enter
tained a number of frelnds at a cinch party
in the evening.
Mrs. S. A. Be«eh«-r, of Holly avenue, enter
tained the Midsummer Euchre club Wednes
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kluckholn, of Goodrich
avenue, gave a. card party Wednesday evea
ing.
Mrs. M. L. Countryman, of Ashland ave
nue, entertained at whist Wedne»day after
neon.
Mr. aud Mrs. Meier entertained Informally
last evening.
MATRIMONIAL
The marriage of Miss Abbie San ford Warner
and Edward J. Jones will take plac.e Tuesday
evening at 6 o'clock at Christ church. It will
be a carnation wedding, the color scheme be
ing carried out in all the different shades of
red. Mies Cora Welch will be maid of honor
au<l the following young ladies wi'.l be brides-.
malda: .Mis Haven and .Miss Abbott, of Parl.
bau't: .Miss Armstrong, of illnntaiiolis, and
Mies :>e Kay. of Sod Wiog. William Kouutz
of I'iiilatlpli.iiia. will t»» b*st man a:>d Waiter
Morgan, of Chicago: H. B. Straii, Fred Pa 1:
--terson and Eocene Warner ir! 1 aci a* ushers.
Little .Mils Elizabeth Warner will b* flower
Kir; ai;d Master Dudley Warner will oe page.
Imnudistely after the wedding there will be
a reception at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Warner, on CoQece avenue.
The marriage of .Miss Anna Popplar to Jo
seph F. Fleckesateln, cf Faribault, was kol
emnized W.-dnesday at St Fiancis de Sales'
church, itev. John X. Stariha ofDciating.
Wednesday evening a reception was held at
(In- residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Popplar. JT") Cliff street. On
the same dsy tlie parents of the brida cele
brated their twenty-seventh anniversary. Mr.
and Mm. Fleckensiein will make their home
In Faribault.
The W?tJding of Mi=s Irene Montbriand,
niece of Mr. and M*-s. Louis Moctbriand, and
,1. L'.^audre R. Cwup took place Tuesday
morning «t 9 o'clock a(. St. Louis' cliurch,
rather Thomas officiating. Mr. and Mrs.
Cusson will be at borne afier Feb. 15. at 37U
Franklin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ely Grenier have issued In
vitations for tli.' marriage of their daughter.
Miss Florence Margaret Grenier, to Frederick
Phisk;! The \veddi::g will take place Wednes
day, Feb. 15.
BALLS.
The annual junior hall of the state uni
versity will take place tomorrow evening, and
promises to be an elaborate affair. The dec
orations will be very unique, tho programmes
are to be hand-paint.;i! and special promi
nence will he given to the concert programmo,
which will precede the dancing programme.
The following is a list of the patronesses:
Mrs. Cyrus Northrop, Mrs. W. W. Folwell,
Mrs. F. B. Forman, Mrs. P. R. Winston, Mrs.
W. D. Washburn. Mrs. W. S. Pattee, Mrs.
P. D. McMillan, Mrs. U. P. Nichols, Mrs.
Louis K. Hull, Mrs. C. L. Wells, Mrs. W. N.
Porteous. Mrs. .1. S. Bell, Mrs. I"). B. Finch
of SI. Paul: Mrs. Thomas Lowry, Mrs. Theo
dore L. Schurmeier, .Mrs. Theodore Wetmore.
Mrs. P;u-k Ritchie, Mrs. E A. Merrill Mra
P. B. Suvder, Mrs. V. T. Ireys, Mrs. Wil
liaiii M. Liegett, Mrs. Kll TorranCr', Mrs. F.
J. K. Woodbridge and Mrs. G?orge H. Par
tridge.
DINNERS.
The St. Paul German club gave its final
cotillion of the season Friday evening, ajt
Klks' hall. The ahaperones and receiving
ladies were; Mrs. Rums, Mr.-. Ambrose
Tighe. >!rs. Sanicp' D. Sturpis and Mrs. W.
F. Peet. The ootillion was led by Fitzhugh
Burns, clincing with Mies 'Catherine Johnson.
Mrs. C. Rcbertson will give a dinner this
evening at her residence, Fort Snelling, in
honor of Mrs. Hoy. of Stillwater wife of
Capt. Hoy. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Howard Moreland Pierson, of Chicago and
Mrs. M. J. McCann. '
Mrs. E. X. Saunders entertained a com
pany of twenty Thursday evening at dinner
at her homo on Summit avenue. Mrs. Bark
er and Mrs. Ingersoll were the guests of
henor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Mannheimer enter
tained a company of twelve at dinner last
Sunday evening at their home on Iglehart
street for Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Schaler.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. Watson Smith, of Summit
avenue, will entertain the Cyole History cir
cle at dinner Pcuirday, Feb. 20.
Mrs. J. F. McGuire, of Kent street, gave
a dinner Tuesday evening for Martin I J
Griffin Jr., of Philadelphia.
LUNCHEONS.
Mrs. C. J. A. Morris, of Goodrich ave
nue, gave a luncheon Thursday afternoon
for Mrs. Barker, of Michigan, and Mrs. In
gersoll, of Cleveland. Mrs. Mcjris was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. R. M. Newport,
Mrs. George B. Young, Mrs. B. J. Abbott
Mrs. C. L. Spencer. Mrs. E. N. Saunders,
Mrs. M. L. Saunders.
Miss Mary Clark, of Holly avenue, gave
a luncheon Wednesday afternoon for Miss
Canterbury, of Boston. Miss Clark was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Albert R. Moore,
Mrs. William Abbott and Mrs. McNeil V.
Seymour.
Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith, of Van
F.uren street, gave a luncheon Wedni^day
afterncon for the members of Comuanioh
Lodge No. 32. L. A. t5 the B. of R. T., and
their husband?.
Mrs. Charles S. Fee. of Dayton avenue, gave
a luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss Smith
of Portland. Or. Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. F. T. Parlin entertained a company
'of twelve at luncheon Tuesday afternoon at
the Aberdeen.
Mice Aida Prey has issued Invitations for
a luncheon next Wednesday at the Ryan
hotel.
Mrs. A. A. White, of Summit avenue, will
give a luncheon Tuesday.
PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stickney, of Summit
avenue, and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Samu«l
C. Stickney, of (teodrlch avenue, will leav*
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE SUNDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1899.
thia week in a private car for Southern Cali
fornia, mibs Mlllard, Holly avenue, will ao
company lha party.
Mra. C. B. Mohaupt. of Clark street, has
left for Eau Claire. Wis., where she will be
the guest of Mrs. A. F. Halm for a few days,
thence departing for Dorchester, where she
will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs f F
Berelter.
Mrs Maurice Auerbaeh. of Summit avenue,
win leave Thursday to attend the national
convention of the Daughters of (he American
Revolution, which take* place In Washington
this month.
Mrs J. g. M.Williams. Mrs. J. B. Beals and
Mis. iharlivj B. Smith will leave this week
tor Washington to attend the national oon
f£f* s , "/ the "autfiters of the Amercian
Revolution.
Mrs. V. J. Kamsden and niece. Miss nines
of ji9 hu Peter stret;, leave the first of the
week -or New Orleans, and Tampa. Fla.,
where they will spend the rest of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Schaub of Llnco'u ave
nue, have Knne East. Mr. Schaub will attend
the merchant tailors' national convention in
Detroit. Mich,
Miss Leslie, who has been the guest or Mrs.
• J. McCouville, Arundel street will re
turn to her home in Cleveland. 0., Tuesday.
Mrs. Stewart L. Moore, cf Holly aveuue, is
entertaining her sister. Mrs. K. -N; Stevens
of Chicago.
Miss Abbie Warner will have as her guest
this week Miss Abbott and Miss Freda Haven
of Faribault.
Miss Welrh, of Dayton avenue, will have as
jaivh n. < HE-r.HTo\. i oi\i>i:a of thi: white cross.
Mrs. Jane B. Crelgliton, the founder and
president of the White Cro3s association, is
one of tho leading women of Portland, Or.,
aad one of Cho moßt charming and philan
thropic spirits on the coast. Her purpos"
in organizing the White Cross was to send
nuraes to the Philippine islands on the same
plan as that Uc.rd by the Kexi Cross. The new
organization is national and has been recently
given official recognition by the government
Besides looking out for the soldiers in the
islands the ladies o." the White Cross will
care for the families ot the sick or wounded
neroee at home. This is an added function
to tnoee of the Red Cross. The new organiza-
her euest this week ittSß I)e Kay, of Red
vi ing.
Miss Gertrude Ward, of Summit avenue
is entertaining Miss Sherman, of Sioux Falls.
Mrs. Waldo Avery, of Detroit, is visiting
Mrs. Jerome Platt, of Summit avenue.
Mrs. C. W. Hornlck. of Ashland avenue,
leaves tonight for Caiifornia.
Mrs. L. M. Grover. of Niua avenue, will
leave thia evening for Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cook will leave this
week for California.
S. S. Small and H. M. Crosby are in Chi
cago.
DAYTON'S BLUFF.
Mrs. Dariua R. Hevener entertained at
c-uehre Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with roses, hyacinths, daffodils
palms and ferns. Mrs. Havener was as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Deebaeh, the Misses
Holl, Jameson. Freeman, Tracy and Middle
ton. The prizes were taken by Mrs. Allen
KripgcT, Mrs. Omar Scott, Mrs. Aleck Noble.
Mrs. Heyderstadt and Miss Freeman. The
guests were Mesdames A. B. George C L
Tracy. Carl Pattee. George Wickman, George
Bonny, William Yon Deyn, William Flfleld,
S. P. Spdndler. Edwin G. Spindler, Omar
Scott, F. Fleckenstein. Albert Scheffer, Reu
ben Warner, Henry Brand, A. P. Rotert,
E. H. Horst, J. C. Barber, A. Blankeuberg,
H. W. Eddy. J. K. Hoffman, Matthias Holl,
Allen Kreiger, C. D. Andrews. Lilah M. Hirst,
Jchn Barnacle, J. Hart, J. W. Smith, Edwin
Middletcn. W. H. Sleeper, W. D. Benson, A.
Johnson, C. G. Titcomb, J. G. Freeman. G. R.
Morton. C. J. Miss, O. C. Gersting, H. T.
Eachus. F. V. Osborn, T. Burk, J. Perkins,
W. W. Hclcomb. H. Stonaker. J. Porter,
William Cumbey. the Misses Allison and
Abbie Warner.
Mrs. Jamrs Sch^onmaker, of Bates avenue,
entertained at wbist Wednesday afternoon for
Mrs. C. E. Lytle, of Marquette, Mich. Mrs.
Schconmaker was assisted by Mrs. W. S.
Briggs. Mrs. William Lindeke and Miss Eva
MeGinnis. The guests were Mesdames Denis
S. Sperrv. J. R. Donohue. C. E. Clark, W.
Merrick. Albert Sehuneman. Norval Mar
chand, A. E. McCartney, W. S. Brown. H. T.
Black, C. E. Wilkinson, C. E. Hamilton. J.
P. Larkin. J. S. Whitacre and Denis Follet.t.
Judge and Mrs. Schconmaker entertained in
formally at whist Thursday evening.
The ladiss of the Atlantic church gave a
missionary tea Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Hammond. Rev. H. A. Risser
gave an address on "Home Mission Work."
Music was 'urnished by Mrs. W. W. Lewis
and Mrs. J. K. Morrison, Mrs. Hammond was
assisted by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. S. P. Spindler entertained the Dayton's
Bluff History class Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
T. Burke, Mrs. LMah Hirst. Mrs. Hayward,
Mrs. J. G. Robertson and Mrs. Frank Olm
stead took part in the programme. Musical
numbers were given by Mrs. Allen Krieger,
Ted Simpson and Lyr.n Eddy.
Miss Lizzie Good entertained the Lincoln
Euchre club Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. L. Good. The prizes were taken by
Mrs. Yould. Mrs. Charles Fontaine, Mrs.
Fisher. Mrs. E. M. Atkins and Mrs. Way.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ray,
of Kerwin street.
Mrs. Darius R. Hevener entertained in
formally Wcdne-sday evening the following
young people: Misses Jamreon, Agnes and
Johanna Holl, Jennie Tracv and Midileton
and Messrs. Carl Heine, Harry Hagaman,
Walter Holl, Edward Payte and Frank Hev
ener.
The. Young Ladies' Society of the Sacred
Heart Church gave a 'feuchre party Thursday
evening at the hall on Margaret street. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Vanderweir, Mrs. McDon
ald, Mrs. Pabst, Mr. Kerst, Mr. Conroy and
Mr. Rave.
The gentlemen of the Young People's Liter
ary and Social .club gave a sleighing party
Wednesday evening. Supper was served at
the home of Adolph Wileken. Mr. and Mrs.
Detzer and Mr. and Mrs. Soouen chaperoned
the party.
Mrs. M. Se.hlatlman entertained the Ladies'
Missionary Society of the Dayton's Bluff
German M. E. Church Friday afterncon. A
programme was given by Mrs. Caroline Wieh
man nnd Mrs. A. 1.. Koer.eke.
Mrs. O'Neill entertained the Fleur de Lls
club Friday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. H. Brand. Mrs. Jamea Painter, Mr*
Webber. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Dayton and Mrs.
Saundera.
Miss Emma Heineman entertained the C'nch
club Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
John Seeger. Prizes were won by Mias Cora
Bofon, Mrs. Hinrichs, Robert Seeger and Emil
Muench.
Miss Jane Montgomery entertained the E.
O. F. club Friday evening. The prizes were
won by Miss Schumacher, Miss Delancy and
Miss Agnes Hoatson.
Ths Dayton's Bluff Mothers' club will meet
Monday afternoon. The subject will be "Kx.
ercise: How, When and Where; Carriage of
the Body, Etc."
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East Pres
hvtarian Church met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. E. R. Fludloy, of Reaney ptreet.
Mrs. C. 11. Andrew*, of the BttoMd View, en
tertained the Ladles" Co-operative Society of
the Atlantic Church Thursday afternoon.
The Mteae* Burger entertained the Thimble
Bee Wednesday. The Bee will meet next
\\ednesday with Mrs. Charles Burger.
The members of the Capital City Cycle club
will entertain Tuesday evening at the club
house on East Seventh street.
Mrs. SohlaUman has been entertalniue her
nephew from A St. ]»vi«, and her son Louis
SchlHttman. of Morris, Minn.
A number of younK ladies met Friday after
noon with the Mls.^s Bohn to organize *
cinch club. 4
The young Uien of tlio bluff jjavp a dancing
party Friday >yeni(ig at the Irish-American
club rooms
Mrs. Kdwarji MHJer entertained Saturday
afternoon for -the birthday or her duughter,
Laura.
Mrs. Otto filler and Miss Hamm will on.
tei-taln at caSds Monday afternoon.
Mia.s Xina riamilton entertained the C. T.
U. Sociul club Thurfcday evening.
The Dayton's Muff History class will meet
Tuesday with-; .Urn. Frank Van Duyne.
The Missc ■:< Mertens entertained the Youag
Girls' Rending c-lub t Thursday afteruoon.
Dr. and .Mrs. Mrnder will entertain the Two-
Hour Euchre <-lub sWednesday evening.
The Hespcßfan dub will meet Wednesday
evening with- Mrs. Fred Smith. _
Mr*. O'Connor entertained the G. P. Euchre
club Thuii-day afternoon.
The Aid Society of St. John's Church will
tion will ultimately unite iv one grand society
the orders of Uie Knights or Pythias, the
Masons, Odd Fellows, labor unions and Wood
men, the Federal ivnions and the Elks. Mrs.
Creighion has associated with her In the at
tempt to realize the tremendous good work
Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, Mrs. Diekins, wife of
Commander Dlcklns; Miss Middleton, daugh
ter of the domincdbre, and several ladies and
gentlemen connected directly or Indirectly
with (lie government. A training school will
soon be established at Washington and the
White Cross bids fair to rival its famous
prototype. Its badge is a small white cross
set ;n a red field, bordered by a circle of
hlue.
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. HiMer
deck, 1083 Beech street.
Mrs. Ntttieton, of the Marlowe, has re
turned from Kansas City.
Mrs. E. O. Zimmerman is in N*w Yorlj,
EAST. ST^ PAUL
A masquerade ball was given Monday
evening at Odd Fellows' hall, on E«Bt Seventh
street, by the degree team of Forrest ramp
M. vv. A. A f«ke walk was danced at 11
"dock, just before the guests unmasked.
The first prizes were won by August Cham
plan and Edward Karrell, who represented
Count Yon Blunienberg and the Irish washer
woman. The second prizes were won by
Mr. Rooney and Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Cojns and
.Miss Berkmeler. The Citizens' orchestra fur
nished the music The proceeds will be used
to purchase new uniforms for the team.
A literary and. musical entertainment will
be given next Friday evening in Odd Fellows'
hull on Payne avenue, under the auspices
at the H. B. gtowe Sisterhood No. 11 of
Daughters of Malta. The following pro
gramme will be given: Piano solo Miss
(-.loser: recitatien, Miss Addie Knapp
Japanese fan drill, chorus of children- piuio
solo Mrs. M heighten; song. Mr. Whitaker;
recitation, Mr. Johnson; piano solo Prof
I'enwick: recitation T. Voght: vocal soloi
Miss Mclntrye: recitation, Miss Mohaunf
song, Mr. Smith: voca! duet, Mr. Myron and
Mrs. Jenkins; piano eolo. Prof. Fenwick
song. Mrs. llermsmiOh: song. Miss Wood.
The executive committee of the Cleveland
School Mothers' club held a meeting Wednes
day evening at. the horns or Mrs. Pllne. Ar
rangements were made for the next meet
ing, to be held next Tuesday afternoon This
is a newly organized club, with a member
ship of 50 and an attendance of 100 ladies at
last meeting. ',
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Bedford street
gave a progressive euchre party Tuesday
evening. Miss Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs Wil
liam Jones and Mr. McFarland won the
high scores. The party was given In honor
of their tenth wedding anniversary.
Miss Adella Shields, of Burr street enter
tained at a topic social Friday evening for
her cousin. Missis Anna Shields." of Barraboo
Wis. Musical selections were given by Miss
Maggie Mitcheson. Miss Shields and others
The Arlington Hills Mothers' dub wili
meet next Wednesday in John Ericsson school
at 4 p. m. Rev. Homer C. Ashcraft will
address the mothers. Subject will be "Chil
dren's Enemies."
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Curtis, of Collins street
entertained last evening. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe and Mr
and Mrs. Frank Wilson. An oyster supper
was served.
The Trainmen's Social club will be enter
tained next Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hooper, on York street.
The reading circle will meet next Monday
evening with George Brack, of John street.
Subject will be Minnesota.
Miss Bessie Elliott, of Sheldon Io was a
guest of Mrs. S. A. Farnsworrh, of Case
street, during the week.
Miss Grace Allen, the recent guest of Mrs
F. R. Curtis, of Collins street, has returned
to Anandale, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, of Pine street en
tertained the Silver Spoon Cinch club Thurs
day evening.
Miss Alice SHnson. the recent guest of
Mrs. P. Dowd. of Reaney street, has returned
to Stillwator.
Mrs. Daggett. of Burr street, entertained
friends from Wahpeton, S. D. during the
week.
Mrs. Gregory.' of "Duluth avenue. Is enter
taining Mies Nellie Marsden, of Eau Claire
Wie.
Mrs. Eleanor Good will entertain at a
Valentine party next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. .Wood are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. P. Quiulevan, of St. Cloud.
Mrs. C. B. llohaupt; of Clark street, is
visiting in Eau "Claire. Wis.
Mrs. Charles Johnson has returned from
Butte, Mont.
Mrs. S. J. Northfleld has gone to Erin
"Wis.
WEST ST. PAUL.
Tfie benefit ent<?rtainr»?nt given Wednesday
evening at Martin's hall for the Gillett sister 3
drew a large crowd. Ff W\ Baer had charge
of the programme, and he was ably assisted
by Mrs. L. Rutherford. The programme con
sisted of vaudeville numbers and was followed
by dancing. Hilyard's orchestra furnishing the
music. Mesdames Ruth?rford. Gillette and
Baer had charge in the dining room.
The ladies of St. Michael's church gave a
card party, followed by dancing, Tuesday
evening at Martin's hall. About 3)0 people
were present. Prizes were won by Miss
Kate Egan and J. P. Ryan. An orchestra fur
nished music for dancing.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission-
W Northwestern Food # %
ft Industrial Exhibition 2|
n Will open its doors to the public \mj\
|f» MOND/VY, FEB. 13, /VT I P. M.
W . ... FOR ONE. WEEK ...
T&& is the Second Annual show, and in every respect equal to the a[\<P
JS7 food shows of New York and other cities. There will be, in Yfay
-fß* addition to the food features, a full and complete showing of the /$\
lip Manufacturing Interests of St. Paul. iM
aB&L Every one should attend, see and learn about the goods made AT fe?J^f
J^llr HOME. Those interested in good food properly prepared will be v^^
*y 1 pleased to learn that Mrs. Armstrong, the celebrated authority on :^^>
jiT c . ulinar y matters, will lecture daily and give practical demonstra- frj^tff
<C.||ls tions at 2p. m. M^<
!|j& /Admission to Exposition, *l|j»
<jJL Including Lectures, Only IO Cents. j|tf
ary Society of the Weu'tminater Presbyte
rian Church will meet next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Anna Hawthorne, of Prescott
street. .Mrs. D.. W. Ringer and Mrs. P.
Flynn will read papers.
The ladies of Amension church held a mis
sionary tea Wednesday from 3 to 6 p. m. :
at tho Ossmaim residence, on Wins-low ave
nue. Mesdames C. L. Spalding. G. W. Sinks,
T. L. Bayard, P. L. Graves and Miss Kstelle
Niehol'son assisted.
Mrs. J. B. West, of East Congress street,
was pleasantly surprised Friday evening by
about forty of her friends. Dancing and cards
made the evening pasa most pleaisantly. An
elegant supper wag served at midnight.
Mr. J. Crite, of Deloe street, was pleas
antly surprised Wednesday evening by a num
ber of his friends. Music and dancing and
cards made the time pans most plea-santly.
Supper was served by the ladies.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society of
the Hebron Baptist Church will hold a Val
entine social Tuesday evening at the home !
of Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Gamble, 260 Mid
way avenue.
Rev. Jung and Miss Jung, of West George
street, are ente-rtatnlng Mteu< Edith Ju;:g and
Messrs. Frank Jung, John Kahuer, ,M.
Schneider, all from Le Sufur, Minn.
Judge and Mrs. O. B. Lewis and Dr. and
! Mrs. V. J. Hawkins entertained the Thursday
Night club last Thursday evening at the
Lewis residence on Wiuslow avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry, of East Winifred
street, wilt celebrate their crystal wedding
anniversary tomorrow evening by -entertain
j ing a large company.
Harmony camp, R. N. A., will hold a pro
gressive euchre party and quilt raffle Monday
evening at their hall in the Thompson block.
The Nil Desperanduru Euchre club will
meet next Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Auetead. of West Congress street.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Gamble, of Midway
avenue, entertain the Hebron Baptist Mis
sionary Study cla&ji tomorrow evening.
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson, of East Win
ifred street, were host and hostess to the W.
R. B. P. Euchre club Friday evening.
Frank Pirkle and Mrs. Jani&h were united
in marriage Thursday morning by Rev. Father
Jung at St. Matthew's church.
Miss Jenni;< Stein, of East Winifred street,
has Invitations out for a Valentine party to
be given next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. R. Woods, of Kast Congress street,
will entertain the Ladies' Afternoon Study
class nest Friday afternoon.
Miss Edith Pierson will give a valentine
party fur her friends next Tuesday 1-vuning
at her home on Delos street.
9Bk Ella Kuthfcfford. of East Winifred
street, entertained Thursday evening for Miss
Downing, of Merriam Park.
Miss Anna Withy, of Concord street, enter
tained the Young Ladies' Afternoon Euchre
club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Annie Kingland. who has been visiting
the past week at her home at Boone, 10., re
turned yesterday.
Mrs. E. M. Fullington. of Prospect terrace,
returned borne the past week from a four
months' visit in Vermont.
Mrs. Louise Degraff Wolff is the gue.:<t 01
Mrs. W. 13. Floyd and Mrs. Jeannette Mul
ford, of Ottawa avenue.
Coeur de Leon Commandery No. 218, K. M.,
gave a private dancing party in the K. P.
hall Friday evening.
Mrs. S. M. Arnold, of Baker street, enter
tained lady friends at a thimble bee last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. 31. Searles, of Stillwater, is the j
guest of her sister, Mrs. L. T. Chambeiiain,
of Cherokee avenue.
Mrs. Frank Baer. of East Robie street, en
tertained the ladies of the Ascension church
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. M. A. Vierling and son, Frank, of
Hall avenue, are visiting Mrs. 11. C. Koerner,
of Shakopee, Minn.
Mrs. Andrew Glascow, of Ashland, Wig., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Develln, of
Eaet Isabel street.
Mrs. F. MacN'amara, of East Dearborn
street, has returned from spending the win- j
tor in New York.
Miss Minnie Coates. of Boston. Mass., is the
guest of her uncle, Mr. D. A. Coates, of East
Colorado street.
The Acacia Bicycle club gave a dancing par
ty last evening at Workman hall, oa Green
wood avenue.
Miss Mary O'Connor, of Bunker street. Is
home from McCaulisville for a few weeks'
vacation. ,
Mr. Steve Westbrook, of West Congrass
street, entertained at dancing laat Friday
evening.
The Kensington Tea club met Wednesday i
afternoon with Mrs. Otto Lucas, of Concord 1
street.
Miss Minnie Ossmann, of Winslow avenue, j
entertained the Y. P. S. of Ascension Church. |
Miss Margaret Carroll entertains the '
Young People's Whist club Monday evening. 1
Miss J. Provoncher, of East Congress street, |
entertained informally Thursday evening.
Peter Martin, of East Winifred street, en
tertained at cards Tuesday evening.
Master Frank Keck, of Bidwell street, has
returned from a visit at Mid vale.
Miss May Schrieber, of West Delos street,
entertained Tuesday evening.
Charles Pierce, of Bidwell street, has re
turned from Point Douglas.
Mrs. Van Meter entertained the Helpful
club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. Ord?man. of Prescott street, enter
tained Friday afternoon.
Miss L. Thompson entertained the C. B. K.
Literary club Monday.
SOUTH_ST. PAUL
The Episcopal Church of South St. Paul
held a benefit entertainment at the city hall
Tuesday evening, which was a great success, j
The Youug Ladies' Society of St. Augus- 1
tine's Church will give a dance at the city
hall Monday evening, Feb. 13.
John A. Lytle, of St. Paul, visited his
brother, George L. Lytle, and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, of South Park, vis
ited Mr. T. Williams and family Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Purvis, of West St. Paul,
visited Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Battle.
Mr. M. Gahan and family have moved Into
the Camden home.
The South Park Woodmen gave a supp?r
and ball Wednesday, Feb. 8.
Mr.»G. Kramer is away on a visit to friends
in Chicago
Mr. Craig, of Chicago, is visiting Mr. Joe
Battle.
HAMLINEJJNIVERSITY.
The annual debate between the Philo
mathean and Amphietyon soceti^s occurred
In the chapel Friday evening. The debate was
J ....A WORDOF CAUTIOM.... *
\ INTELLIGENT COMPARISON IS ALWAYS WISE. fT
% NEW : FINE. PERFECT. £
JWhen compared with worn-out instruments, or second-hand &
at "Sacrifice" prices, or shop-tired good* at alleged X
clearance sales, admit of but ©ne verdict. m
JTHE QUESTION FOR YOU
is thi»: Where do I g-et most value and the best guarantee? When J%
$you can buy a good new Piano f^j ▼
$162.60 $
5 your bump of caution will induce careful investigation.
. . B ,W. J. Oyei* & 8r0...
Largeit Music House in the Xorthweit
Sole Agents for SteinwHy aud Knabe Pianos.
2 1-23 W. FEffth St., St. Paul, Minn, S
! "Shputd the United States enter .Into an of-
I fensive and defensive a.ili,-iacs with Great
! Britain, provided that the L'nit« d Statc-s has
I assumed charge of '.he PtUiippißea and Span
| ish W?st Indies (exo;pi;ni? Cuba), and tiiat
i mutual consent 3h;i!l be necessary fcr waging
; common war." The Auiphicyt .ms were rop
i resented by \V. E. lii'k.m W. W. Voting and
!J. L. Silvernail, who won th* <ii.-r.ate. T!ic
Phiiomatheaivs wer? the affirmative and they
were re-pic-ented by Frank Drill, Fred Cole
niau and S. B. Dyer. F;cl Colemand, W. W.
Young and J. S. Siiv?rmar. were chosen to
enter the Intercollegiate debate at Carleion
college.
Miss Dolly Adarc.i entertained a party of
i college friends at her home on Friday Even
ing. Among those present were: Mi«srs ,'<s
eie Evans. Winnie Bloonineld, Low Webb,
Grar-e BlnpJiam. Esther Oolbey, Mesbrs. Lew
! Merritt. Lucl&n Merritt, G. M. Snodcrass,
.James Merritt and Roy Bedlam.
i Miss E. Meecham entertained a party cf
■ Red Wing young people at ftor honit. Those
; present were Misses Bessi*- and ZedJe Gates.
! Lucy Rich. Fauny Hoyt, Lillian Laurer, S;b>l
' Hoyt, Nellie Sturtevant, Grace Benham. LyJia
; and Gertrude Libbey and Metors. Benhain,
Stout. Libbey, Rich and McGiveron.
Dr. George H. Brldgman is In New Yiok on
busings. Among other things he will pur-
J chase 1.000 books for the university library.
| On next Thursday evening the Juniors will
be received by the freshmen in the university
; parlor.?.
Wednesday evening the Philoraatheans were
j entertained by the Drowning £t a spider web
j party.
Miss Clare Snerry entertained Miss Whit-
Ing. of Nu-rthfield, th ! first of the week.
The sophomores are planning for a valen
tine party Tuesday.
HAMLINE.
Tuesday afternoon the Ilamline Fortnight
! ly club met with Mrs. Helen M. Evans. Mt^s
| Cora -Montgomery had charge of the current
; events. Mrs. S. M. Kirkwood read a paper
• on "Religious Freedom During the Struggle
j of the United States for Territory and Inde
| pendenee." Mrs. E. E. Mc-Crea read a pa
i per pn "Lord Baltimore and Roger Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Williams entertained at
a progressive ?inch party on Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Walter Ryan and J. Dans won
the prizes.
Mrs. Norman Larson entertained at a
card party on Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Wood and Mrs. McNamara won the prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shannon have had as
| their guests the past week thoir grandson
and his mother, of Michigan.
Mrs. W. F. Coffin entertained the wives of
I the postßl clerks on Monday afternoon in a
| very delightful manner.
Miss Emerson, of St. Cloud, and Carl Ward,
i of Alexandria, have been the guests of Mr.
i and Mrs. Wm. Ewing.
Mrs. C. L. Webber entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Wakefleld, of Minneapolis, at dinnvr
Monday. y
Mrs. C. I. Humphrey is pn Certain ing her
brother-in-law, L. T. Meecham, of Plain
view.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mill 3 cele
brated their forty-fourth .wedding annivers
ary.
W. T. Rich had as a guest the past week
M. E. S. Henry, of Montevideo.
•Miss Lillian Ewing, of Glenwood, Is the
guest of Mrs. Wm. Ewing.
Miss Alice Humphrey Is in Plainview.
MERRIANLPARK.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Eastman entertained
a party of friends at duplicate' whist Thurs
day evening at their home on Iglehart street.
About thirty of their down- town friends
gave a surprise to Dr. and Mr 3. Hendersan
Wednesday evening.
Arthur P. Moore, of Dubuque, 10., is the
gue^t of his brother. H. S.. Moore, on St.
Anthony avenue.
Rey. and Mrs. Covert gave a reception for
the young people of the Presbyterian church
Friday evening.
The Daughters of the Kins wiK hold a
special meeting Monday afternoon with Miss
Mary Cowles.
Mrs. G. C. Wa'.ler will entertain the Ladies'
Society of the Presbytorian Church Friday
afternoon.
A. P. Swanstrom, of Milwaukee avenuo. is
entertaining his brother, Lieut. F. E. Swans
strom.
W. H. Chandler, of Fernnia avenue, i 3 en
tertainir.g J. 11. Haley, of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Dufre ne rnlerialned thi3
woc-k J. H. Klngwell, of Denver, Col.
Mr&. George E. Williamson is visiting
friends in Morris. Minn.
Dr. B. A. Phillips is home from Boston.
ST. ANTHONY PARK.
The Women's Club of the Church of Our
h ,i i^ r k" ' SlVe their ailnual Washing ,n
ball Feb. 22 in Central hall.
Dr. ai:d Mrs. C. M. Cannon left Tuesday for
Cherokee, 10., to attend the golden weddinf
ot Dr. Cannon s parents.
The ladles of the Episcopal church gave a
card party Friday at the home of Mrs J I!
McDermott.
The Raker branch of the Mothers' club will
meet Wednesday afternoon in the Baker
school.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Matthew's Chur-fc
will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Walter mil.
Dean and Mrs. W. M. Liggett have K nni
to New Orleans to attend the Murdi Gras.
Mra. H. S. Stevenson entertained at dinn-t
on Wednesday. Covers were laid for ten.
Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith is attending iht
farmers' convention In Vickaburg. Miss.
I The Women's Club of the Liberal Church
| met Tuesday with Mrs. J. J. Merrill.
The Wah-tah-was will give an entertain
ment some time this month.
The History class met Friday morning wlta
Mrs. llaecker.
MACALESTER.
" The young ladies of the Park who have
been entertained by the members of the Phil
adelphian society will give a party for that
society Monday evening in Eutrophian hall.
A valentine social, or "heart party " will
be given Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
H, A. Rrewster on Snelling avenue.
The Married People's club met Tuesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ingalls at their
home on Vernon avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church met Friday afternoon with Mrs P
T. Jackson.
The freshmen class will be entertatnf.'l
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Printcle
in St. Paul.
The Young Women's C'liristiau associatica
save a reception Friday evening at "The
Elms."
Miss Oakley has returned to her home in
Buffalo. Minn.
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Our b>K catalogue
is mailed fr>r the
asking. It tells things about
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