The Saint Paul globe., February 26, 1899, Page 14, Image 14

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The society belle is a very d< inure creature
during these •!.•.>< of fasting and prayer. Her
ravorite gown la Bure to be grey, iis sombre
liuv- relieved, perhaps, bj :i bunch of English
violets but tbeee lattei .-r,- the only frivolity
she permits herartf. For the Lenten maid
takes life seriously. Indeed. History clubs and
inns:- .-lulis. ;i .;j.ct luncheon or an iufonnal
afternoon ten. these little indulgences she
permits herself, but all larger affairs are
strictly barred. Thi society i>. tie may be se
rious In the religious ieal Bhe now affects,
or she may be simplj profiling by the lull In
social li!.. to plan her >.-..\viis. at auy jrate
this increased Interest In things spiritual, de-
I, is undeniably becoming.
Mrs .! ,:hn I. md will receive from 4 to 6
Deal Thursdaj afternoon ct the Ryan hotel.
Miss l>o;,.. man entertained a company of
eight al luncheon Tuesdaj afternoon at the
Aberdeen for Miss Canterbury, of Boston.
Mra. i' B. n.'rrui of Bast Congress street,
will entertain ;'t luncbeon Tuesday for Mrs.
Myron Brown.
THE FUTURE.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers' club will meet
ut the Van Buren school at "l-.4"> tomorrow
afternoon. Thomas Yapp will address the
olt:b on "! Lome ' it',,. 1 es."
The .Manhattan Pleasure club will give a
smoking party instead of a card party
Wedn-sday evening at the club rooms, Rice
and v.-- - ati bi r< ets.
The Entre Ni.us Eucbre club will meet
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Pease on Grand avenue.
Rev. W W Evarts will address the Arling
ton Hills Mothers' club Wednesday, March 1,
at 4 p. m. in John Ericsson school.
Mr. and Mrs. Kimball, oi Fast Third street,
will entertain the Hesperian Euchre club
Wednesdaj „ mug.
Mrs. VY. il. Allen ht.s issued invitations for
an afternoon tea Wednesday at her home on
Holly avenue.
Mrs E E. Merrill, of Holly avenue, will
entertain the Alert Euchre dub Tuesday aft
ernoon.
The Standard club will give a <-ard party a
week from Thursday at Standard hall.
THE PAST.
Mr .md Mrs. L,. C. Flood. York street,
celebrated the twelfth anniversary of their
marriage Wednesday .veiling. Progressive
euchre was played prizes being won by Mrs.
M Flood, Mrs M eve ten, Mrs. Carrey. Mr.
Sandberg, Mr Kemp. Mr. C. Bean. After
refreshments were Served .Miss Mamie Pendy
entertained the guests with music. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Cosgrove Mr.
and Mrs. Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Carrey, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Flood, .Mrs. P. H. Floody, Mr.
and Mrs Tlerney, Mr. and Mrs. Ahem, Mr.
and Mrs. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, Mr.
and Mrs. Deitch, Mr. and Mrs. Bonar, Mrs.
P. Nad-.iu. Mra. Brink, Mrs. Merelen, Mr 3.
Sandberg, Mr.-. Ferriless, Mrs. Tompson, Mrs.
C. it^at. of Atwater; Mrs. J. Heibal, of
Hutchinson; Mrs. .!. Stocking, of Hutchinson;
Miss Heals Miss Flood, the Misses Bartons,
Miss Church. Miss Kyle; Mr. Coalt, Mr. Rad-
Ica, Mr. Paris, Mr. C. Bean, Mr. F. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. A.-.gusi liahms were pleasant
ly surprised last Wednesday evening at their
home on Carroll street. The occasion was
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. They
were the recipients ■>! many handsome' gifts,
1 which was a beautiful silver service.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. I. Dickman,
of Cannon Kails: Mr. and Mrs. A. Groehler.
Mr. and Mrs. Asmusson, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Btiehm. Mr. and Mrs. Rht.y, Mr. and Mrs.
H>h eder, Mr. and Mrs. i<ami!. s , Mr. and Mrs.
Zimmerman, Ur. and Mrs. Breher, Mr. and
Mrs. Bock, Mr. ;.>,d .Mrs. Buschinau, Mr.
and Mrs. William Juds, Mr. and Mrs. Ilart
l:.o Mr. and Mrs. Artz, Dr. and Mrs. Binder,
Mr and Mrs. C. Knauff, Mr. and Mrs. Erd
man, Miss Beckman, Miss Kittle, Miss Stiehm,
Miss Groehler and Miss Swift, Mr. Hickman,
Mr Rhoy, Horton, Mr. Ri:tle, Mr. Friellng,
Mr. Peters, Mr. F. Kletzin, of Minneapolis,
aril 11. Dahm, of Anoka.
Harry Huntsman, of 144 Grove street, was
< ', y a large number of his friends
Tuesday -veiling. The t irprUe was given la
honor ,it I: is LSd birthday. Proeressive cinch
«is v..m "d, prizes bi g w. qby Laura Hunts
man. Laura Thalheimer, Carry I.undburg,
Arthur Cbapdelane Supper was eerved by-
Mrs Kttchum and Mrs. Huntsman. Music
for the dancing which followed was furnished
b > '''" Happj Tour Mandolin eiub. Thosa
• were: Mrs J. Huntsman. Mr. and
Mrs. .1. Mahan, Mr. and Mrs. Yetter, Mr.
and Mrs. Chapdelane. Mr. and Mrs. Eiehorn
Mr. and Mrs. Ketehiim, Miss Laura Talheim?
er. Miss Agues Gilbt •;. Miss T< seie Ketchum
Miss Laura Huntsman, Miss Rose Reller
-" V! 1 ' Stella Chi 3S Josephine Hunts
!'*'"■ Harrj Lundberc, Arthur Chapdelane,
ii Huntsman Fred Ketchum, Richard Hunts
man, W. Wallace.
„.- M V. ; ' ?1,1 -'■- Ed Broscht gave a Martha
Washington party Wednesday evening at their
. Cards -.ver,. played,
follow^ by music aid dan. ing. Thcs= pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Defield. Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Haupt, Mr. and Mrs. R H
\,X'.y Mr u and Mrs - A - ' Feise, ii*. and Mrs?
William koe--. •.-. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bolig
Mr. ami Mrs. W. O. Zimmerman. Mr. and
Mrs. \\ . Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. w Freder
icks; Mr. and .Jvs. Luis Lauber, of Min
neapolis; Mrs. Anft,.!.;, Devitt and daushlrr.
Miss Kat Metzdorf, _ 18l Josle Morath Mis^
Labmiller, Ed M irgan. Maj. Feise repre
fhlngton in fun costume.
dreassi la Martha Wash
ington style.
n The ' '" Rp >' White and Blue
iro»s lesgui gavi their second annual fancy
dress party, in celebration of Washington's
Wrthday, ye I'd ol ye month of February in
SL 1 " * il ' ! m "'tnessed the frolic Among
the. ltttl- people were Gen. and Lady Wash
ington, with staff. Betsy Ross presented ye
flag, while, ye I pp c joined in ye chotus "of
nbus. ye grand march and ye minuet
irere colonial dames, gypsies and Red
Riding Hoods. I r.eie Sam was seen socially
•baking hands with Columbia, fkiry queens
The Twentieth Century History circle met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. o. J. Reynolds
of Fairmount avenue. Shakespeare's play
lohn." was discussed. Mrs. Saunders
paper on "Worcester Cathedral." Mrs
"-.111 B paper was entitled "A Fa?
•nous rrio." She told something of thelives
0 "* " llire '' '■' '"' women of Kine lohn's
reign. Eleanor. Blanche, of rastile" g and the
j;.-'* "• ■:« Alice. Miss Willis read a pap?r on
The Pendulum of Irony," in which she
*!"•'"-■ dist-ussed the struggles of the two
- times
and i.tiks. jhe Red, White and Blue Cross
■as about 25 members, who havo broS
lielpers in Red Cross work and for a
ears bav< visited the' poor with
their hands and arms full of good thlngS
Preside^ Helen MclvSr;
•ry, Ela ijlmson: treasurer. Hatha
K.nk; chaplain, JulU Johifson; marsha a
( lara Eisner and Edna Heaton; orator Mar
go..-.-,. Bueckling; musicians, Ella «Sno w
Ilao Probst. Hilda Northman and May v ßank'
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Kane, of the Coloi-wde
w-ranged a surprise party Friday evenmg for
Miss Kate Robertson, Miss Moore and. Miss
Mclntyre of tbe Colonnade. During the "fW
' ."■■ " ! " ni«g progressive euehrl was
playW^ ,r„.e S being won by Miss Barlga"
«r. 1... llatield and Mrs. M^
| Announcement Unusual I
To the Ladies of the Twin Cities: %
Our stock of materials for
Made=to=Order
Shirt Waists
Is now very complete, embracing the leading
fashionable patterns and fabrics for the corn
ing season. They are exclusive and of the
best quality. Your inspection is requested. -
KiSgore & Briggs Company,
| Shirt Makers 370 Robert Street. §
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CulloUßh. AftPi- the game danrlng was in
dulged in. iho Twin City Mandolin elnb play
ing for the numbers. Refreshments were
served -:*. 11 O'clock.
Miss Klla If, Campbell, of the Colonnade,
entertained the Ladies' Euchre club Thurs
day at Mrs. SandbiMg's, 71:7 Carrol) btreet.
The prizes were won by M.sdames Shepley,
Saudberg. Comiskoy and Fielding. A dainty
Inch was served in the dining room, while
Miss MiXamee rendered some very fine mu
sl<\ The next meeting will be at Mrs. L. &.
Bhekley s. 19!) University.
Trosperity Woodmen circle entertained at
cards last Monday evening. Those present
were: Mrs. Clayton. Mrs. Seixas, Mrs. Ji n
klus and Miss Brown. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Mablu, Mrs. Klenholz and
Mrs. Harrington. About forty couples were
present. Prizes were won by Mrs. Brown.
Mr. Wilson and Mr. Henly.
A surprise party was given in honor of
Mr. Jess Ehneott, at Sherman hall, on Tues-'
day evening. There were over 100 couples
present. Mr. meott and Miss Alice Nichol
son le<l the grand march. Lunch was served
at 11:30, and music was furnished by the
Mozzara orchestra.
Ueorge W. Mahle, of Mt. Ida street, was
tertUered a "Surprise Monday eveniug. Over
thirty guests were entertained. Games were
played durl.ig the evening, prizes being won
by Miss Alice Repke, George Adams and
Louis Roth. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
The Liberty Cinch club has elected the fol
lowing officers for the year 1599: President.
Walter A. Conway; vice president. Miss Mary
MeMahon; .ecretary. Miss Agnes McCarthy:
treasurer. Miss Mary Clormen. The club will
give a card party in the near futiye.
An enjoyable time was afforded the mem
bers of Camp Jo-Ha-Kl-Ka Wednesday even
ing at the home of Hon. and Mrs. W. R.
Johnson, th ' occasion being the birthday an
niversary of t heir daughter Georgia.
Mrs. P. R. Her ich. of Aurora avenue, en
tertained the Daisy Bell Euchre club Thurs
day afternoon. Prize- were won by Mrs. C.
S. Beurman, Mrs. F. R. Gerlich and Mrs.
Smith. Mrs Busche, of Cook streot. will en
tertain next
Mrs. Strauss, of Pleasant avenue, enter
tallied the Stormy Euchre club Tuesday after
noon. High scores were made by Mrs. C.
Prey, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Welz and Mrs. Mack
lett.
Mrs. H. F. Briggs. of Sherburne avenue,
ga\v a birthday card party Friday evening.
A large number were entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hallam. of Fairmount
avenue, gave the second of a series of euchre
parties Wednesday evening.
Mrs. F. I. Towla. of Laurel avenue enter
tained a number of ladi>s at duplicate whist
Tuesday afternoon.
LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Floan. of Ashland ave
nue, celebrated the second anniversary of
their marriage with a dinner last Monday
evening.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. F. B. Doran entertain
ed a number of the members of the Ex-
Prisoners of War association aud their wives
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allison, of Bates ave
nue, gave a G o/clock dinner Thursday even
ing for Rev. John Sinclair.
Mrs. Messner, of Ashland avenue, enter
tained at luncheon Wednesday for Mrs
Mitchell, of Louisville, Ky.
Miss Harriet A. Hall, of Grand avenue en
tertained Miss Margaret J. Evans, of North
field, at iuncbeon Tuesday.
Consul and Mrs. Ilobe. of Dayton avenue,
will entertain at dinner tomorrow evennlng.
Mrs. M. L. Countryman entertained In
formally at luncheon Thursday,
at diner Thursday evening at their home on
East Congress street.
PERSONALS.
George Mahle has returned to Rugby. N. D.
-Mrs. H. C. Sargent and family left Friday
evening for a visit to Rsendale, Wis. Later
they will leave for their future hme in. Val
dost.a. Ga.
Mrs. R. Peel entertained during tho week
Mrs. L. M. Johnson, state treasurer", and
Mrs. William Moses, past state chaplain of
the Indies of the G. A. R.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook left last week for
San Francisco and the_Paclflc coast. They
will return in June.
Henry Stein, of the firmof H. Stein &Co
left last night for for New York on a bus?
Iress trip.
.Miss Belle Hope, of Farriugton avenue, left
last night for Chicago t attend the Art in
stitute.
Mis. F.lix A. May, of Laurel avenue, will
leave tomorrow night for Chicago.
M. J. Fink, the ladies' tailor, has gone East.
DAYTON'S BLUFF.
The Red, White and Blue Cross society gave
a masquerade Wednesday evening at Iron
hall, corner Third and Bates avenue. The
cihaperones were Mrs. Mclvor, Mrs. Rank and
Mrs. Bradley. Music was furnished by Ep
son's orchestra. Fred Van Duyno anfc Eva
Fabian personated George and Martha Wash
ington. Those present were Helon Mclvor
Mabel Mattimore, Bertha Rink. Clara and
Alice Ellsner, Marguerite Bueckling, Ellen
and Julia Johnson, Gertrude Deebach Flor
ence Bascomb. May Rank, Luella ' Snow.
Esther Johnton. Carrie Zumba^-h, Eva Fabian
Ethel and Belle Ball, Bettie and Martha
Miller, Agnes Beuchner. Hilda Nordstaiom
Grace Tuelly, LinrJa Hartman, Edna and
Elsie Van Duyne. Edna and Linda McMan
nus. William Willis, Fred Van Duyne, Clifford
Bascomb. Edgar and Carl Ellsner, Louie
Bradley, Eddie Ball. Eddie Johnson, George
Miller, Edward Mattimore and Fred Van
Duyne.
Mrs. C. J. Miss and Mrs. Ornar W. Seotit
gave a reception Friday from 3 to G o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Miss. The decorations
were palms, ferns, roses and earnatlons. Mrs
H. T. Lachua and Mrs. .Edwin G. Splndler
served punch. Mrs. Allen Krelger served tha
lees and Mrs. William Grant poured coffee
Others assisting were Mrs. C. Krcieer Mri?
E. O. Osborne, of St Louis; Mrs. Lerov Noll
of Quincy. nj.; Mrs. C. O. Kreiger and the
Misses Jameson, Holl, Freeman and Flor
ence Kreig?r.
Miss Jchanna Seeger entertained Thursday
afternoon for her birthday. Prizes were
won by Rosa Lee, Gretchen and Dorothy
Ileineman, Helen Dieter and Libbie Miller.
The HLle guests were Henrietta and Marian
Boggs, Lillian Kuhlo, Edna and Lima Mc-
Mannus Carl Welnhagen, Etta Bergmeier,
Marie Muench Helen Hlnrlchs. May Johnson
Kosa Lee Helen Dietor, Gretchen and
Dorothy He.neman, Libbte Juiller. Gustava
and rreda Se^ger.
Mrs. J T. -Spiel entertained the members
of the Linco.u Buchre club on Washington™
K*?^' MrS - Sple * wa * agisted by Mrs
Fred Harry and Mrs. Charles Fontaine The
rooms were decorated with carnations, palma
582 J*** 0 " 188 -, TJ« Mora cards were littS
gilded paper hatchets. Priz.* wer e awarded
to Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Fontaine, Mrs. Atkins
SS" u £ and * Mrs * Jensen - Mr* Berris!
rt«t' i? iS*™"*! Stre€t ' wiU e "tertain the
club in two weeks.
The following officers were elected at lh«
meeting of the Dayton's Bluff cte r m.n M B
Sunday school Wednesday evening: Superinl
• Lace Department. / J_T # Hos* r -II
We are constantly receiving novel- <-j a* , Jo^^. A&mM -W*AW w* M^ m -_ /-*fc^^^ JL
ties, and at present are showing a OIXLII and £r m #«f<#'f aWaY awU iWm AWI AW aWW9 MJ rM Sixth 'inff The ■ a * ,t rall f " r Ladles' and Chii
-1 grand line of Laces and Lace Goods. Fj___W _W § LvkW M M M /W AW jkW W M/M AW WW MSrtkW J *-'»^ , - ,, *"•« dren's Winter- weight Hosiery 'and
Exquisite Black Spangled Skirts, Robert Sts f/£« £CC##fyr/W / D~U~-<- c* Underwear. Winter is not over yet—
1 with waist Garnitures to match. "'' *^_^_W / W VVW m *^^— 5--=CT? *^^^ C-^ KODertbtS., March is coming. Here is a good op
( New effects in Black Drapery Nets, c* Paul *^**^L M portuirtty to "piece out" at pieces of
/'MoUh d in na bowiJot a s de and sprays. - - CoW> |lee«* Cotton, WoSted PuS?
in Black Broderie, spangled and ~ ■ • .. _ 52? I ,£ * a 6 Worsted Ribbed
, white and natural. rr\_ m T n •—*. JJests? ests *"d Pants, also Ladies* Heavy
■dsssarfi J}^^ QSt Spnng Dress Goods - sapsssx-'
lar 75c value for , . u/v Monday we'll show our patrons the most complete line of High-class Plain and Novelty t«
Handsome newsets in Roubalx and Dr «* <^>ods ever displayed in this town-ever^hing that's right. - v^' ?% •"*" Ribl ? ed v Mer . ino I
Normandy Val., Paris Point. Mech- , n . M , B j-> g „ . . „ _, . iTninn «*f £? E *>'P tian
lin ami hand-made Linen Laces for . All-wool Spring- Granite in most Chevron Cheviot, the correct fab- NEW BLACK GOODS t- ? ' Heav^ Black Merino |
wash dresses or underwear. desirable shades of marine, navy, ric for tailor-made costumes, in all An exceptional showino- of Wh i!§, ' C1 H ldren ' s Best Gra y £»»->
--2,500 yards of Nainsook. Swiss £^V^\_££lt?^' *** ?*■ '*?** *¥ ***" ■"*£—• « art Crepons-exclusive effects ,%„ £ \TZZ°?L ?"*£ ™ A Pants ' aQtl '
and Cambric Embroideries, | A Sif^SS COC lnche * w, ?5 ■ all P ure <R _ f_f\ which this department has long- ♦ S ,?' t £ft."
worth up to 50c a yard Spe-lUC y Monda y ** ■ i> UV ' worsted. Peryard -^1.00 been famed. - ff markably strong "bunch of flUf
cial for Monday..". *j 1/V Our ever-famous Sunderland T . * „. . . 20 pieces of new French Crepons Dargra ' ns at our last call price
New Veilings - New Neckwear Ser^. steam-sponged and shrunk . -Zt?™* „ *'"? ' hair C h . e,rl ° ta J»3t from the custom house, styles Ladies' Imported Fleeced and
New Spangled K Godet Laces! omla[: ™ady to wear; colors fast, and for J** UOt showa before - ia P°P«l« blis- ****» Cott^ Hose, Heavy Seamless (
est Novelty. service this cloth is unexcelled. wiae, lailor Suitings in neat hi tie tered patterns, the retru- Cashmere Hose, Children's 1*
Special, per yard ___ £«£ \n "iixtures 43 inches lar $2.25 quality, for (t. Ribbed Worsted Hose. Mon- [AC '
~ Monday.. SQC J?J ' a *d worsted, J M.nday. ....... .... 3>1»75 da y special
Wash GOOdS Dept. Our Pilot Cheviot, sponged and ' * & 50-inch all-wool spongtd Cheviots, Ladies' Fine Imported Cashmere
Thus early in the season we have shrunk. 50 inches wide, all pure English Hard-twisted Covert Suit re S ular $1-00 quality, mmmm^, Hose ' Children's Best English Wor- (
been doing a tremendous business in wool, in navy, marine, cadet. Ha- ing- s . an uo-to-now fabric ; n all th." for >SC sted Hose, 75c to $1.25 goods. JA
Wash Fabrics. A number of lines vana, ox-blood, myrtle and black. „„, « n 3 ,r,' ci ! en ■ v ,i , *** Monday 8 AUr i
are broken. These we are going to Our special price, per *„' ™L S S.^oo $. « ff %.^« 1 « C . h " u lfr"^- T°.° ! P h<sViot ' the r^" s P" ia l 4^ C
clear out Monday with a rush. There yard "*?.»*- TEC »1.00, $1.35, $1-50, $1.75 ular $1.20 quality, for <£ X (
will be a loss to us, but we take it * J *}** and *2.00 a yard. Monday -pI.OO Not al > si z^s in every line, but all
willingly in order to make a quick . . . sizes in the lot. I
and linai ciean-up of all broken sorts. Ask to see our plain colored fabrics for costumes and tailor-made ?owni-pvi>rr f**v.;™,Ki«. ..
weave and shade-Venetians, Coverts, Kerseys, Meltons, Broadcloths, Cheviots Vi^oreaux T«^~^ t^ «
Lot 1-150 pieces of 32-inch Scotch Poplins, Reps, Whipcords, Clay Worsteds and Satin-faced Cloths— all at popular oricef- ' in tlie rur Dept.
Zephyrs .and Corded Madras, *fj\ F F P - LADIES' SEAL JACKETS
worth 2.1 c a yard. Special, |I-,L " llr „ . «**-** g
to close Monday "i v >^> -g y^V • C m. T **v — We would like to have you look at '
sa«s&3tfic Qrand °P enm S of New spring Silks.
w " / ' . - ■'•'•* , \ „ • ASTRAKHAN JACKETS. g
Warh^GoS. "The' Mond e ay in a S t t^ .J° "^ tUG !^ raUCe Tt ? f thl3 ffS^ We : H ° ffer tempting bargains that Will prove u Fi -' *<•**. curly Astrakhan J
tions are new Kmbroidered Swisses, aDsoiuteiy irresistible. It s a well known fact that when bargains are advertised at Mannheim skln3 - I,n « d with Skinner satin, iin- \
Dotted Swiss, Piques in plain colors, ers' they are here as advertised. Never at this season of the year has our storir «f v— c„ : ingr e uarant «e d for two (t**r aa _
plaids, stripes and Dresden designs, and Summer Silks been so romnVt. luimlro^ n f «„„ .i 0 . t , f , WeW S P rm ff years-$35.00 Jackets N/S|l|H
Madras. Cheviot and Oxford suit- ana OUl «mer buns been so cpmpiete— hundreds of new pieces. To describe the styles and tell f Qf tp^tJtWv
ings, Ginghams in plain colors, you ol the prices wouid take too itauch space. To appreciate the grand collection the SilW $4SL oo Jackets for " con „ n '
S^tffSLS must be seen, so we cordially invite you to call and look them over. g eCtl ° n ' %_\ °* c '£_£ * 35 °° ,
teas, and a beautiful line of Percales. New Novelty Taffetas, dainty brocaded effects, Fancy Striped Taffetas, French Plaid Taf- Just ab °"t 20 of them left ?o aa d i
n i. r^ * t Sf anckall the new ldeas ln P lain Sllks a t pricesjanging from 50 cents to $3. 00 a yard "' 24 inche » long, quite the d»i a a a '
Corset Comfort Comes .«„,,,.„,. _ , A v yara ' thing for eir i y spring- N I} L
,;„ . „ _, CRENADINES-Just a word about our superb | FOU LAR DS-Cheney Bros.' celebrated Foulards -520.00 ones for ......... VIV.WW '
Co,St Se b"ause V iris SSS- "?*. .^ is the largest acd most comprehensive ever ™™j^™f •»? the'r large shipment-The" l^ $30.00 ones for $15 . 00 1
title principles, with a view to giv- shown in the two towns— over 100 distinct patterns. iate st aesigns and colorings— over 200 pieces to make 4
ing women proper forms, helping And we advise an early selection, as the choicest pat- fc™!l;j! C „«*!,*. 01^ Pric ? s are 75c to 98c. You \^irs^ I3w««„
them to walk erect and carry them- «^.. „.,, . , . „ 4 . Jl ,v . kn °w our reputation for getting the newest and most NOtlOtl CXtraS, _
selves gracefully, without requiring terns will be eagerly snapped up. See the display in excTttsivo things the mlrkets^afford -t*o™tlWi* Hi-r.-. , i" iTT - '
injurious tight lacing. our Sixth street window. this the case in Foulards. especially Is Here s a special list of those littlo a
In the embrace of "Her Majesty's" __ _.^i*l«.^ l? ln * s that are needed everyday. '
Corset one feels buoyant and easy— MONDAY EXTRA SPECIALS. Quality best, and prices 'way down _
I*! B!**8 !** r, mf ° rt giVer aS We " as a A big table of plain and Fancy 12 pieces of Black Brocaded Taffe- pi ain Ta ff.f « „ for Monday. \
licia^femon.trations all this Colored Silks, worth from 25c to 75c ta, summer weight, th*^ I.** fn IT- * Best Black Sewing Silk, ,jr -|
Jm^'tS^SS^SMt. You *y ard - They are marked to quality for X ..! 59C J^" *^ lv ?*** ? affeta ' all S s C", 6 °° aU 3SC I
•tie invited sell at 1 *^ * snaaei, cream and white in- sizes. Special, per spool wuv I
* ! : ** 10 pieces Black Figured Gros do eluded, our 75c quality foi». . SQC Light weight aud Pure Rub n,
~ reg o uia n r C 397av e a r? abUtai fo o^' $L °° qUaHt7 68C Thr « Black Taffeta Special ll*??** Shield »' lar *« "9C i
Extra GloVe Notes. oualitv IOC 20-inch, 59c quality for Alt, Spec.al, per, pair 7V j
. . .« quality lyk, 20-inch Black Satin Duch- /C^_ * 20-inch 750 !1 H w = Fine American Pins, all sizes 1 A '
Our spring importation of Per- 22-inch Black Habutai, esse, the $1.00 quality for. .. OOC 22-inch $100 nnalftl f«V «o° re & ular S * quality, Special,' |||f I
r.ns Peerless Pique Gloves has worth 50c a yard, f0r. ...... 2QC 20 inch Black P«„^^ c 2 69 ° 3 P apers for " ......... IVt
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leading colors, staple and fancy 24-lnch Cheney Bros.' Black Twil- Soie. the $1.00 quality for .. O9C we will sell nor w».ir.n. 1 a sorted^tJll -S"':^ 1 <»«»t, as- 1
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serve to bring a big crowd of buyers *-n - n 1 i ... -
who appreciate good hand wear. 1 o give all an equal chance, covers will not be raised till 9:30 Monday morning. n \
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I your Inspection is solicited {
tendent, Julius Molting: assistant superin
tendent, Frederick Gackstetter; secretary,
Gustave Elger; treasurer, John Pfeiffer: su
perintendent primary department, Miss Lizzie
Burger; assistant superintendent, Miss Amelia
,Wichman; librarian, Henry Beckendorf.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kullen entertained the
kuidergarten members of the Longfellow
school Wednesday afternoon, in honor of tht
fifth birthday of their son, Carl. About thlrty
flve children were present. The refreshments
consisted of milk, sandwiches, cake and Ice
cream. Mrß. Kuern was -assisted by Mis&
Blackman, Miss McFetridge, Miss Burr, Mrs.
McFarland and Miss Brehmer.
Tha Relief Society of St. Paul chapter No.
24, Order of the Eastern Star, gave a card
party Tuesday afternoon at Odd Fellows' hall,
corner Seventh and Reaney streets. The com?
mittee in charge was Mrs. William Densmore,
Mra B. F. Miller and Miss Addie Knapp The
prizes were won by Mrs. D. R. Hevener. Mrs.
P. Roper, Mrs. McMauus, Mra. Brookins and
Mrs. Griswold.
The Musikvereln gave a card and dancfhg
party Thursday evening at the Irish-Ameri
can club rooms. Prize?, at cinch, were award
ed to Miss Cora Bohn, Miss Anna Seeger, Mrs.
Reynolds, Miss Stock, Mr. Mathls, Mr Geb.
hard Bohn, Mr. Gallasch and Carl Kuhl.
The Dayton's Bluff Card club met Satur
day evening with Miss Jean Gavin. The
prizes were won by Miss Johanna Holl and
.Frank Hevener. The club will meet Friday
with Misi Elsie Mc-rtens.
Misg Birdie Shinners entertained the Bach
elor Belles Friday afternoon.. Miss Yon
Deyn and MrSs Cora Bohn took the prizes
The club will meet next with Miss Janette
Flshbein.
A surprise party was given Wednesday
evening for Miss Thea Kuhl. Prizes at euchre
were won by Miss Margaret Mlddleton, Wal
ter Holl, Miss Elsie Mortens and Miss Martha
Scheffer.
Dr. and Mrs. Bender entertained the Two-
Hour Euchre club Tuesday evening Feb H
The prizes were taken by Mrs. William Rog
ers, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Bender and William
Rogers.
Miss Lena Hagert entertained at cinch •
Tuesday evening. The prizes were taken by
Mrs. Blomqulst, Miss Meisner, Miss Hegert
Mrs. W. B'.omquist, Charles Blomqulst and c'
W. Swenson.
Mrs. F. Hinrichs entertained the Cinch club
Tuesday evening. Tho prizes were give* to
Miss Erna Heineman, Miss Olga Muench Mr
Bengen and Mr. Seeger.
The Dayton's Bluff Mother's club will meet
Monday. The subject will be "Children's
Fears: Inherited, Acquired, Nature Cause
and Cure."
A special meeting of the Ladies' Co-opera
tive Society of the Atlantic Church was held
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Hol
lenbeck.
Flora Rebekah lodge met Tuesday evening
at Odd Fellows' hall, on Seventh etreet A
social and hop will be given early In March.
The Young Ladles' Sodality of St John's
church met Tuesday evening in the hall 'on
Francis street to organize a literary society.
The Epworth League of the Dayton's Buff
German M. E. Church gave an entertainment
Thursday evening in the church parlors.
Mrs. Armanda Wetherell. of Champlaln
and Mrs. J. McDonald, of Excelsior Minn
were guests of Mrs. R. E. McCleary.
Miss Nettie Pulsifer, who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. George Smith, has re
turned to her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Atkinson entertained at dancing
Wednesday evening. Music was furnished by
Elmer Deebach and Albert Eggert.
The Thimble Bee met Friday with Mrs Ed
ward Funk. Mrs. Buchanan will entertain the
members at tea Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Weinhagen entertained Mon.
day afternoon and evening for the birthday
of her mother, Mrs. Eggers.
„, T !i, c „ Latiles ' MA Society of the Dayton's
Bluff German M. E. Church met Friday after,
noon with Mrs. A. Kaese.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sonnen will enter
tain the Young People's Literary and Social
club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Putnam and Miss Katherine Putnam
recent guests of Mrs. Frank Stewart have
returned to Fargo.
Pros-perlty Camp No. 1534, Royal Neighbors
gave an entertainment Wednesday evehine at
Odd Fellows' hall.
The Boy's Brotherhood of St. Andrew's met
Monday evening in the guild rooms of St
Peter's church.
Miss Mahan and Miss Vanderbie, of Min
neapolis, spent the week with Mrs J C
Vanderbie.
n^J lU w^ r ° f^ youn l ladies « aye a surprise
MlUer Uednesday wtemoon for Miss Eva
oo^ A X , nes Gulld of * 8t - Peter's Church held
a fecial meeting Monday evenlng-wlth Mrs
-r-??. r "/ n,l . Mr "i H * Sarsent and family left
Thursday for their future home in Georgia
7 w.°fh C T T - U t" clx i b wUI meet Tuesday. March
7, with Jess Lewis, of Thirteenth street
r.?V^TL^j lau # *_?£?** sunday
Biahop Joyoe will oonduot the services this
afternoon and evening at the Dayton's Bluff
German M. E. ohurch.
Mrß. E. A. Kimball will entertain tho Hes
perian club Wednesday evening.
Georgo Damkroger, of Faribault,, spent part
of the week with Bluff friends.
Mrs. Moier, of Kansas City, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Hainlin.
Miss Mamie Lange has Issued invitations
for a card party Saturday.
Mrs. Ferdinand Stock has issued invitations
for a card party Thursday.
Mrs. Miller entertained the Fleur de Lis
club Friday afternoon.
Mr. Albrect entertained the Pinochle club
Wednesday evening.
Miss Anna Seeger entertained informally
Wednesday.
Mrs. Malone, of Third street, is visiting In
Stacy, Minn.
George Hainlin has returned from Kansas
City. __
WEST ST. PAUL
The young people of tlie Clinton Avenue
M. E. church celebrated Washington's birth
day Wednesday evening In the . parlors of
the church. Those taking part on the pro
gramme were Misses Weinler, Mclntire, Pen
nington, Hare. WHMams, Lorranee, Stedger,
Wood and O'Connor and Messrs. Thompson,
Theim, Randolph, Vibrance, Koch.
The Why Not Cinch club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Mrs. T. Roberts. Mr,
and Mrs. Wessly. Mr. James Stewart and
Mrs. J. Clark won favors. The club will meet
next with Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey, of Hancock
street.
A benefit was held Thursday evening at the
West side opera house for Mrs. William Old
ham. A fine programme of a literary, musi
cal and vaudeville nature was given, after
which dancing followed. Supper was served,
Pepin's orchestra furnished the music.
Henry Stein, of 110 East Winifred street,
was tendered a ball Wednesday evening at
Assembly hall in honor of his 63d birthday
anniversary. The musicians of the local union
furnished the music.
Mrs. Gordon Getchell was hostess at an
afternoon tea Tuesday, given at her home,
on Stryker avenue, for Bethany ohurch. A
large crowd attended and a pleasant time
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Hancock Avery, of West Isabel street,
gave a dancing party for her daughter Ava,
Wednesday evening. A most enjoyable time
was had and light refreshments were served
by Mrs. Avery.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns will entertain
the Young People's club tomorrow evening.
Miss Ella Rutherford, of East Winifred street,
entertained the Young Ladies' Afternoon
Euchre club.
The Washington entertainment, wnich was
given at King Street M. E. church Tuesday
evening, was very successful in every way.
The programme was very good.
A progressive card party and guessing bee
•ns given Wednesday evening by Carmel
Chapter, O. E. S. No. 129, at Masonic hall,
on South Wabasha street.
Miss Nellro Graves, of Faribault, Minn., who
has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Graves, of Bidwell street, has
returned to school.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eissell, of Lucy street,
will entertain next Saturday evening in
honor of the twentieth anniversary of their
daughter Grace.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wescott, of Oakdale
avenue, entertained at euchre last Saturday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bjanchard won high
scores.
Mrs. A. Rinehart. of Livingston avenue,
who has been spending a,' month visiting a*
her old home in Dubuque? 10., has returned
home.
The Feunille d'Erable Euchre club was en
tertained Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. McDonald, of West Congress street?
Mrs. P.asmussen, -' of Pre**cott street, will
entertain the ladles of l Trinity English
Lutheran church next Wednesday afternoon.
A Washington entertaimnent was given by
St. Michael's school Wednesday afternoon
and evening at the West side opera house.
Miss Lottie Dampler, of La Crosse, tha re
cent guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Dampier,
of East Winifred street, has returned.
Miss Mattie Pierce, of Bidwell atreet, is en
tertaining Mrs. BurSs, of Clinton, Minn., and
Mrs. Alice Thompson, of -.Stillwater. .
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stoddard, of Dearborn
street, entertained the Thursday Night club
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Caho, of West Delos street,
entertained the ladles nf Ascension church
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. Schyler entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society of Clinton Avenue M. E. Ohurch
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Dale, of Preseott street, enter
tained the Eradelphian Reading club Tues
day afternoon last.
The W. R. B. P. Euchre club met Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. G. Morrissey,
of Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Charles Gilmore. of Langdon, Miaa.,
V.
is the guest of Mrs. D. Henchman, of EaSt
Winifred street.
The Kensington Tea club met Wedneedav
afternoon with Mrs. George A. Doran, of
Preseott street.
Mrs. Stevenson, of Menominee, Wis., to the
guest o-t her sister, Mrs. E. Keck, of Bid
well stieet.
Miss Maud Hubbard of Aurora, 111., Is the
guest of Mrs. C. C. Edwards, of Greenwood
avenue.
Miss Hilda Martin, of East Winifred street,
has as her guest Miss Mac McKenna, of Oel
wein, 10.
Mrs. H. C. Pierce, of Bidwell street, enter
tained at 6 o'clock tea Tuesday for visiting
guests.
Miss Florence Hare, of East Congress
street, is visiting in Bismarck and Fargo, N.
The Prospect Terrace Cinch club met with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams Thursday evening.
Mr. Fred Sharood, of Ottawa avenue, has
returned from a trip down East.
Mr. F. B. Doran entertained the ex-prison
ers of the Civil war Thursday evening.
Mrs. Brayer entertained the Friendly
Euchre club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Neiman left last week to visit
friends and relatives in Ohio.
D. W. Ringer, of Midway avenue, has re
turned from Chicago.
Rev. G. H. Gamble, of Midway avenue is
in St. Cloud today.
Rev. E. L. Lubbert has returned from
Strrilwater.
EAST ST. PAUL
Miss Sadie Smith, of Lawson street enter
tained Tuesday evening in honor of her fif
teenth birthday. These present were- Edith
Staples, Mamie Kurley, Blanch Graves Flor
ence McLean, Ruth Hoffman, Florence ' Lizzie
and Mabel Olson, Annie and Isabel Oberg
Josie Berg, Harry Larson, Arthur McLean?
Harry Britts, Victor Lyndon, Henning Holm
berg, Ben Hoffman, Fred Berg and Samuel
Ausvumb. Music and parlor games were the
features. Miss Staples was assisted by Mrs
Charles Knapp.
The Misses Schmidt and Starkey entertained
informally Friday evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Bcrrlsford on Francis street
Among those present were the Misses Daly
Berrisforti, Schmidt, Starkey. Johnson Em?
merson, Levinsky, Messrs. T. Kemplen A
J. Kempien, P. Kemplen, A. Starkey, Berris
ford, Malloy, Johnson and Ike Spivens. After
refreshments the party enjoyed a cake walk
whicli was won by Miss Schmidt and t'
Kemplen.
David Bailey, of York street, was given a
surprise Monday evening. Music and parlor
i,-ames were the features of the evening
Those present were the Misses Mami Kurley'
Tessie Basfori, Lulu MortOD, Grace Bailey'
Etta Harris. Edith Staples. May Bartlett;
Messrs. Sam Ausvumb, Harry Larson, Torrie
Johnson, Arthur Bc-rgstrum and Willie
Staples. Miss Mamio Kurley and Grace
Bailey had charge of the affair.
Mrs. M. D. Kelly, of Collins street gavo
a card party Monday evening. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. Nf. Goss, Mr and
Mrs. G. R. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. J J Mc-
Manus, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wessell. Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. William Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs'
James Smith. The prizes were won by Mrs
Leonard, Mr 3. McManus, Mr. Wessell and
Mr. Holmes.
Dudley Blodgett, of Burr street, enter
tained the C. T. U. Social club Tuesday even
ing. An advertising contest was the feature
of the evening. Prizes were won by Mlss
Minnie Ball and Bert Wilson. Jesse Lewis
220 Burr street, will next entertain the meet?
ing.
Mrs. Summerfleld. of 91ms street, gave a
trogressive euchre party Monday evening.
Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Herder
Mrs. Nelson, and Mr. Krahmer. A supper
was served at 12 o'clock.
The Capitol City Lodge of the United
Workmen, No. 23., gave a ball Wednesday
evening in Odd Fellows' hall, corner of East
Seventh aud Reaney streets.
Miss Jenkins gave a Martha Washington
tea Wednesday afternoon at her home on
East Seventh street. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Norman, of New Richmond.
Wis., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Z. G.
Holmes, of Burr street, during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Webster, of Fauquier
street will entrain the Trainmen's Railway
Social club Saturday evening, March 4.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Korth. of Lafaya-^e
avenue, entertained during the week Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bcony. of Gaylord.
Mrs. David Roth, the recent guest of her
sister, Mrs. James Smith, of Laws^.n street,
has returned to Faribault.
Mrs. Walter Graham, of Fort Yates, N. D.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Thomas
Mitcheson, of Burr street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, of Mt. Ida
street, entertained a company of friends at
cards Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James 'Quinn, of Arcade
o t f r^anr„. 6n N e % in,nS Mr ' MrS * Dor "' !
Mr. James Smith, of Lawson street gave a
e^f.5 a l t - y .Ti lursday evening ia honor of his
fiftieth birthday.
Mr and Mrs. R. Ryerson, of Mandan are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nelson of
Arce.de -etreet.
• Dr. and Mrs. O. Sohlberg, of Sims street
are entertaining E. M. Sohlbers of Cam
bridge, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Culver entertained In
formally Tuesday evening at her home on
Case street.
Miss Dell Croonauist, of Minnehaha street
is entertaining the Misses Liilengren of
Stillwater.
Mr. and Mrs. .T'omee Lyon are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs.-William Westcott, of Marshall
town. 10.
Mr. and Mr*-. McDermott, of Edgerton
street, entertained informally Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Grace Allen, of Annandale, Is visiting
Mrs. F. R. Curtis, of Collins street.
Miss Bell Hlgglns has as a guest Miss
Beatrice Hunt, of Gladstone, Mich.
Mra. Benson gave a coffee Wednesday after
noon at her home on Cafe street.
Miss Marion Spencer has gone to Detroit
Miph., tor a month's vkslt.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ryan, who have been
visiting friends in Le Sueur.
Mies Lizzie Waldorf has gone to St Cloud
for a two-weeks' visit.
Miss Martha Mltzund has returned from
Duluth.
Miss Murphy, of Mezeppa, is visiting Mrs.
.McCray.
HAMLINE.
The Fortnightly club gave a rece-ptloin in
honor of Miss Margaret J. Evans, of Ca-I'Jon
collage, the state weald-ant, at the home of
Mrs. F. M. Grant. Miss Elizabeth Meecham
and Miss Harmon, of St. Paul, furnished
music. Mirs. C. N. Akers, as toast mistress,
received responses from Miss Evans Mr
D. Jollet, Miss Cummilngs and Prof E W
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Habhawav, of Goodrich
avenue, en>tertained at a pi-ogre'jslve euchre
party Friday evening. Hamline was repre-
I sented by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Grant Mr
and Mrs. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Larson'
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Brown, Mr. and Mrs L
J. Dobnerr and Mr. and Mrs. G. Buck.'
Mrs. Running and son have returned to
their home in Eau Claire, after making an
extended visit with Mrs. William PremoT
J. B. Rossman Is In Canton, O. for the
purpose of purchasing machinery with which
to operate his mill in Georgia.
Mrs.' Nellie Brown and daughter, formerly
of Ham ; ine, have been renewing old acquaint
ances tlie past week.
Mr and Mrs. Wheelock, of Fergus Falls,
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Ryan.
Mrs C. A. Cook, of Eau Claire, Wis., vis
ited her sister, Mrs. W. T. Rich, the past
week. _
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wassem entertained at
a progressive cinch party Saturday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Ackerman entertained Mr. and
Mrs. C. K. Blaodin, of Olivia, the past week.
Rev. Mr. Vosbeirg and family, of North
Dakota, have been the guests ot Mi* Nutting.
Mrs. N. B. Biglcwe entertained Mr. Frank
Patterson, cf Canada, tho first of the week.
Mrs. W. J. Forbes entetrtained a party of
friends In honor of her son Karl's birthday.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery is entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Danren, of St. Peter.
Mrs. A. Montgomery, of Eau Claire, spent
Friday with Mrs. Sidney A. Turner.
Miss Nettie Stevens spen^part of last week
with her aunt, Mrs. C. H. Stevens.
Miss Susie Wilcox, of Willmar, has been
the gusst of Miss Cora Wllhelml.
Mrs. E. E. McCrea entertained Rev. P. B.
Doran, of Rochester, on Monday.
E. P. C. Fowler and family attended a re
union of their family In Minneapolis on Tues
day. ,
Mrs. Do Bois, of St. Cloud, is residing with
her daughter, Mrs. Conway.
Miss Maude Oleason has started a class in
plain sewing for the girl 3.
E. P. C. Fowler is entertaining his son, Ed
Fowler, of Tallapoosa, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs-. Pros3er. of Wisconsin, are
visiting Hamline friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Deu'.loux returned Monday
from r. visit to Duluth.
Irvine Dugan, of Barnes vl He. spent Wednes
day with his parents. i
Louis Parley spent Sunday with his sister
Mrs. F. E. CoCe.
Dr. and Mrs. Moore entertained at dinner
Sunday.
Dr. Bridgraan has returned from New
York.
J. N. Heal has returned from Wisconsin.
MERRIAM^ PARK.
At the Neighborhood Bible cla.-* Thursday
evening papers were read by Mrs. Clinton
Kin!" °' E ' WI1 " an -*« «J Mta
Mrs. W. O. Hill-nan entertained a party of
young people at her house. 398 Dewev avenue
served eVPn:lns " Ice creani and c' ak c were
Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Humason, of Mar
6nali avenue, are entertaining Gen. and Mn
J. H. Mullin. of Wabasha, this week.
Mrs. Di\ McAlpine, who. has been the guest
of Mrs Paradis for several weeks, returned
to her home In Peoria, 111., Friday.
The members of Olivet church tendered a
reception to their new pastor Rev J M
Sammls. and wife Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stoughroli. of Marshall
avenue, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Georga
M. Fish, of Graeeville. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Onaltee are cnjovlug a
visit from the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs
•L. A. Rockwell, of High Forest.
A special meeting of the Daughters of the
King will be he'd at the homo of Miss Hux
tahle, on-Belby avenue.
Mrs. J. R. Sammls, of Rondo street, will
entertain the Ladies' Aid Socletv of Olivet
Church Frida.}* afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Howard N. Bell, of Redwood
Falls, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs A
B. Bell this week.
The Christian Endeavor Society of Olivet
Church gave a social in the church parlors
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Ray, of Selby avenue, is enter,
taining Mrs. Alex Currie, of Arlington
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. SafTord are visiting their
daughter, Mrs A. P. I'rter, nn Carroll street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. .>. Camubell entertained -
Mis. J. W. Jonta, of Sioux Falls, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bramblett. entertained a num
ber of their friends Friday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Hentierion expect to leave
this week for a short visit in Georgia.
H. L. Burrlll. agent at i'to Miun e sota Trans
fer, Is visiting relatives in Tennessee.
Mrs. Moody, of Carroll street, gave a birth
day party Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. J. Campbell entertained a few of
her friends at tea Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrsr-W. D. Madlgan entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening.
Mrs p. EL Ray is ent <rf.ining Mrs. Geora*
Shaw, of Webster City, 10.
Mrs. A. M. Vtter returned to her home In
Plainview Thursday.
Mrs. George Phipps return°d from her visit
to Spokane this week.
Mrs. George E. Williamson Is home from
her visit to Morris.
Miss Grace Hancock Is visiting In Wi-won
sin and lowa.
ST. ANTHONY PARK^ .
The Christian Endeavor Society of tho-Con
gregational Church will present a farce c*tn
edy Tuesday evening in the ohurch parlors
Those taking part are Miss May Chase Miss
Nina Whitman. Miss Julia Tisdale Messrs
Robblu Jacobson, Will Matschke and '\rthur
Burghardt,
Wlldey lodge entertained about 150 guests on
Monday- evening in Odd fellows' hall Or
(.'. M. Cannon managed the affair. Those on
the programme were Miss Lizzie Stuart Miss
Alico Kcnnard, Mrs. A. M. Johnson ' L»o
White, S. E. Ash and E. H. Williams.'
The Athletic association gave an entertain
ment Friday evening In Drill hall There
were exhibition drills from Miss Kirhle's and
Prof. Mahood's gymnasium classes and from
the crack squad.
Mrs Virginia C. Meredith gave a Martha
Washington party on Tuesday evening as
sisted by the young ladies of the college.
The, Junior Endeavor Society of the Con
gregational Church were entertained Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Isaac Cheney.
Mr. Schlinger and family, of Humboldt,
Wis., have moved Into the house formerly oc
cupied by W. W. Clark.
The Women's Club of the Church of Our
Father gave a dancing party Tuesday even
ing in Central hall.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Congrega
tional Ckurch met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. C. H. Cannon.
The King's Daughters met Monday after
noon with Mrs. Herbert Plant, of S'-udder av
enue.
The C class of the Agricultural school gave
a party last evening in the honie building.
Mrs. S. B. Green entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening.
Southern I,nnd».
Por information about land and locations
in the South you should visit tho Southern
Railway Exhibit, at 354 Jackson street, St,
Paul. G.neral reading matter, having refer
ence to the whole South, furnished free to anj
address.