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ao THE ST. PAUL GLOBIC, SUNDAY- SEPTEMBER 30, 1900.

SrjS^*g(?^^SFam^^^S^^'^^ : Department \ p^l|77lir^;^;;:' ;7r;77:77:i::;: M^^i -7V.7 :^!;:;:m $]:Lam : Comet Mllllmvf. + We in C°" I -A __ '' \u25a0' "' are We are proud. of \u0084--• v, \u25bc #* : i_^ stant " reo6*?* of our Millinery? par- : -'? new in this ff^M.% rf r^l.vyfc^. goods lors. 7 And- we want 77... (W^'P-'*^ __> stPaoiSocial Circles §£ department, thus you to call and see /y^Sl' J \u25a0 --P lln >fc £& . - 1 : ' [keeping-our stock our Monday exhibit &£(§&s*£ e|; .^ V^^vaft- and complete. Sixth Streets, 0 Il&t-3_o_iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil&----&&r_^^^ _-> - mUa full \^_^ and Robert St. Paul, Minn. —-the most fashion- ra|P^/§£ >& — able ' V CENTRAL. noon in honor of Miss Alda Fry, who _^: _9^_^%-^'_w_? -^cc our new ace -conceits? f^.-^^^P^-s IN THE PARaUE \u25a0 leaves this week?to spend the winter in A JrnQ&iJll SfiT^y Robes. They are correct? dressers— _©- * rf the Those entertained were: Miss beautiful ex- more? Hats, Twilight after, East.? j\V'-*^ — and more *© falls, arid darkness Haecker, "Miss" ? ? Heeker, **P- ' "<®ik **-*&« '-\u25a0Swiftly"on Southern"air;" Barbara Miss* \u25a0'"__* ' ": elusive. Trimmings, the Jllcheson, Miss Qllman,* Jew'ett;- '^**^j_'%v£ more There is music, light and laughter Miss Miss ?' v-C^S/fel^ 5 -*. In the old Havana sQuare; Buck, Miss Thane, .St.? Pan': Miss "\Vid-* M Novelties .than can * V __> our *all imP j^/5 ::: Caballcro, Cuban maid,-. , . " Miss Benham and Mls>ss Carter, Min- 'Jf/'xxivK ' ortav MamheimerSilks^St^l^tIf you ;' ' nor. Monday,you"will miss one of be promenade.- tion of exclusive .. don't call the most important sales we have ever had. The variety found elsewhere. „& .V On . the brilliant neapolis. » V '-:'"' "* - •^^_-*!/ _wr_K- is simply "•Iv Flirt of fan and clink of glasses'ln the - \u2666 _£ /7t\V)s* Novelties ; and | : immense—American . French-Silks. Swiss Silk*. Count the number of styles-—So many, you '^* gaslight dark, • \\/w^i\i ?^^ Every a- tide shows care? and taste in Am \u25a0is* and the C. *entertained infotmaily Fa ncy overs would probably guess. correct to And the .wide-mouthed, crimson Mis. S. Cook I^-^|l\*^** A- - rather A thousand wouldn't be far 'from .As qualities, you ought to see them— selection— and our prices ? are extremely Friday. afternoon at ; her heme on Fair- .AS . "^,'-*_ij-«! . ..;...' ready foryour chocs- every piece tT flowers - Al. Plenty of them cost? more than a dollar a yard to make—some cost half as much again moderate, considering style- and mate- AW Blaze through all the perfumed mount avenue in: honor of Miss -Fry.-..•?•- * ing. .. ' \u25a0:- "-"7*... rials. -hours, --'-.\u25a0*•»•-•-; ..-. * Allgo. Monday at -...*'.-- t -.-"""-•*_ . J Spanish playing in the - When the band is .;:Mrs. Charles : Shandrew announces the Appliques of every description, inblack, For Monday we have arranged a park. * - table 0 7 i-rifr-ii-ement-of her dauffhtel*. I.uella -E. *9 white and ecru. of nobby Turbans, to'Newell H. Clapp Jr. Trimmed Toques and j± To the old Castlllan measure Shandrew Seventy=Fi Cents a Round Hats, all good styles and 7 Slow the dark-eyed girls go past; a* .•.-* '-.... WOMEN'S" NECKWEAR—We 7 are Yard. good 0 Day" -will be celebrated byt ' try colorings, suitable for early Tropic queens of love and pleasure, \u25a0--"President's' *P;^ the very latest -and most exquls T v We'll and give you an idea of some of the styles and weaves: street wear. _A the Schubert club Wednesday afternoon, showing V?- They are special &* /_/-""\ Spanish maid and quarter-caste; 10.' meet at the resi- ite creations in both Parisian and Amer- A. ¥ - Inez. Tula, Mariqulta, Oct. The club will Your choice of 150 pieces of best" quality Col- — at :...... •V-, liarguerita, Carmenclta, dence of Mrs. T. E. W. Vllllers Appleby, A ican-manufacturesstyles not to be dv- ——— Your choice of 25 pieces 'of Black Pure Dye $v->v© ored -every popular color for dress lin- yr r ~-; — From their black mantillas glancing on Summit. - '* plicated. , .-\u25a0\u25a0"' J:, y Taffeta. ? These are regular dress qualities, - & ings, • W N. B. —Mannheimer Millinery is •where no prying eye must mark; - waists,-petticoats, etc. - .!. __ worth 85c 90c and *»-°°. abso- _A Happy youth who gains a glance *9 7 Feather Boas in black, white, and gray \u25a0i-J^J- ' .... lutely correctand exclusive, too. PLEASURES PAST. v S__f Yourchoice of 35 pieces of Ail-Silk G Wt daughters romance, and black and white. 7 Your choice of 85 of swell : Plisse, \u0084 From Those of x '.. pieces Silk W I**% \^ _ena ~ When the band plays the cachueha in the . This lot was made to retail dtne-Colors White Cream, Light Blue, Maize park! Liberty Boas and Ruffs, also Chenille at- $1.00 1 J^T sWml Pink; ' ' .A men' club was organized on -The*: ? and $1.25 a yard " *3t__ _F^' and value $!'25. "VV of Mr. Ruffs in a.large variety of'styles.- M Y°Ur droop wreathing day evening at the-residence J. B. i rf© \u25a0•-...,- r v ;-;-.. . ,'V". AW yBWL. choice of 100 Pieces of Lyons' Rich l>!ood---c-Brocades, worth secretary, E. Crepes. regular retail prices $1.00, '^-"^P^' Xgr up to $2.50. hard \u25a0,7V «"»*^tn» ail the languid night. Mr. Al G. Fiournoy;' W. W of Ruffs, worth uo to $1.75, are $1.25 ''__§- It's to remember all the 'Jit- It /*&•£*> and \u25a0'.'\u25a0* "BB • r-,.-"-;\u25a0•."-. Your of 75 ' Thraaus*i the the. ' Cavanau-fh; treasurer. C. C. Crandall. 4* $1.50. .s ,^.-? V?\u25a0 -.-.. \u25a0\u25a0.'- :. : -' choice pieces of fine quality fash- tie JL a.darkness and heat each for .'.".. 'ir * essentials; Xiiroba the fountain's liquid is the Intention of the club to--give .a !A} only ...... 7©V "\u25a0'jr:-l'-''.' J"-- \u25a0:-\u25a0-.;''-•-^-r- -. - VV,- .- ionable colors in "Duchesse. This it's harder to be with- rf. And a million golden fireflies beat. parties well stag so- includes mock the number.: of as as -Your choice-of 5 pieces of special -patterns of Black and Colored Satin up out: them when they're needed. clgraritto's-spark. cials -and the membsrsh p has been lim- j .a& The New Veiling:DepartmentEvery- Liberties worth 0 iid -Black, Silk Plisse.'. are very for to $1.25. ? a prevent An fisnrhantment of the place, 77.VV to thirty-five. .The. arrangements i thing new and up-to-date is shown here.. These. stylish -'.. B "-'•%/-• If - ?. Here's Monday list to Jh have all been':put TJ' ;Black ;('v. And the Spanish speech and grace, . into the. hands of an' Silk Waists? Value $1.00.- /a W °%4A f| Your choice of 52 pieces of fine Black Silks— both difficulties--best Spanish playing in ! executive committee consisting of, Messrs. MondayA * goods—and rf And the music the Embroidery Special- for v„ • -r, . , „„\u25a0 _T_ ___ Peau de Soie, Satin (". *_*_%_• Duchesse Gros parjL! .1. B. Trumbull. A. Coykendall, A. .J: Your choicev of 7 pieces of White Novelty Lace \u25a0 IflII Grain prices to save the pennies. . P"lournoy, W. E. Cavanaugh and.C.C.. large assortment; of ,"SwissSwiss and Ar Rhadame . etc ._all o^ .rf —Smart Set. Crandall, will "a-course of _X4*^' Embroideries, worth up to 40c ag° and B°Ston * wear, • who map out 7 >- beautiful, lustrous flnish sotT^d Best Black Sewing Silk, The marriage • * Alice Falrcbild, entertainments to occur about, every two ayard. ? Monday your choice . fl/^i-; It $LoolnS - in &pp-SXtiiicc. ' ta^ 600 yard of Miss during coming spools, rf daughter weeks, the season. * . warranted, all sizes. -_i%a_ ?_a of Mr. and* Mrs. U. S. Fair-, - j. for ?..*... "...... v...'...... J 1 { child, Dayton Mrs. Louis: E. Hodf-on, of Blair street, *?V To add interest t0 this great sale, Special ocr spool '.-'..'." of avenue, to Gustavus A. Hamline, entertained a number of little 75-cent we will sell about a thousand yards of good Colored V^C 0. Kisser Wednesday ! • - EL*** will be sol-emidzed folks Saturday afternoon at a surprise" 2|4 " Taffetas and nearly five hundred yards of Novelty of various kinds, worth up tc Dress \u25a0 evening at o'clock at the given Silks one dollar Shields, extra quality, light First M. E. party in honor of her daughter 2 for Twenty-Five weight, large size. rfX church. Rev.'" F. B. Cowgill, ' pastor of ! Hildred's eighth birthday. She was as- \u25a0gp|jp Cents a Yard. ',' ' && church, sisted by Mrs. A. E. Hodson and- Mrs. Limm. Special per pair.... the will officiate. He will be as- BomehoM \ Don't be disappointed if you come late find pretty well cleaned up.> Monday ...... ©^ 0 sisted by A. groom'? Cory, of St. Paul, and . Miss - Pack, ?of and these Be here at 9-30 Rev. W. Kisser, the* Minneapolis. AN OCTOBER SALE. morning, if possible. . brother. The bride will be attended by :Those who attended were: The sale will open at that time. . Extra quality Brush Edge Skirt Bind- Ethe-Iyn Hunklns.NellieWheelock, Louise ing, worth 7c a rf Miss Gertrude Kirk, as maid of -honor; Sumner, Adaline De "Salle. Frances -De The finsst assortment' of high?grade - yard. •_. 1A- _& and by Miss Wilcox, of Kansas City, and. Salle,. Gladys " Hods-n. = Dori.^ llodsori, S^ of Monday special V_*V | & , from the best looms Ireland. ¥ lusts Edith Brill, of St.; Paul, as brides- Una Bishopj Marion Phipps, Jennie San- j " > _A Scotland and Austria, are here for our maids. Miss Josephine Risser, niece of ford, Imogene Cory, Madelle Glide, '. Best Patent Hooks and Eyes,-black or groom, will be girl. Phyllis Drew, Marguerite. Munro, My**a* j fr#'.&;-October sale. ' all 0 the- flower The best -white, sizes." m^ X man wilt be Mr: Frank Bancroft, and Whittle-., Vera Utter and Ruth SnelL London Coat§, per Austrian Hand Lunch Bmits Special card. Miss Fannie Scherfy. Prescott street,: & Hemstitched Mm and BY the ushers. Alfred Hisser and. Lambert- Thursday evening. Sockets. rf was given a surprise Cloths. Our.showing of ; Following these up-to-now garments has .excited the most \u25a0\u25a0 Fairchild. jthe ceremony ti.cr- Music and | dancing were 9 the features. Jfe favorable - comment. We urse you to Best English gold eyed sewing need- supper $ -will be a wedding served at the About forty were present. Miss Sc-han- .50 for 36x36 inch size, value $2.00. prices- Seethe elsewhere offerings and you will les, all sizes. Special two papers _»_,_& bride's home -on Dayton avenue. brau and Miss Scherry gave 7. musical for " y $2.25 for 36x36 inch size, value $3.00. **« §£rf Mr. and Mrs. Risser will go East for a numbers.. " . : 0? gjgg |jjgjj^^ ***- wedding trip. They and H. M. Col-' $3.00 for 36x36 inch size, value $4.00. will be at home after Mr. Mrs. Hart.-of the j& RUSSIAN BLOUSE AND TIGHT-FITTING Cube Pins, all styles. As a Mon- Nov. 1. at ""OS- Nelson avenue. Mrs. Ris- onnade, entertained 7 Mr. and. Mrs. E.. H. for 36x36 inch size, value $5.00. SUITS. LONDON BOX COATS AND COATS. £»a* 0 Hoteling, of Chicago, and, Mary 54.00 AUTOiIOBILE day special Ber's at home days during November .will Miss 5 :for Box-front Suits . 9 V >_ Mondays. Russel. of, Springfield, Til.. and Mr. Ro- »\u25a0* $2,75 45x45 Inch size, value $3.50.. tailor-made. In 26-inch London Box Coats, half-tieht be > R. Badehoch, of cheviots, land Chicago, Thursdayr ]a for 45x45 inch size, value $4.50. ,lack and blue-jackets fitting backs, -full box fronts, coat or J' Horn Hair Pins, all styles, best Miss Brill gave a luncheon yesterday evening. 7 $3.50 silk lined, '.- * finish. _£ her Laurel - . - skirt : made with inverted storm collars, rough or smooth one dozen to the-box. Special 0 at home on avenue in honor Mrs. J. H. Koch entertained a num„bor Wl $5.50 for 45x45 inch size, value $7.50. plait, m flaring ."cloths flf"^ of Miss Fairchild. Tomorrow evening of dinner. in of back at. bottom black and colors, all lined with self- ~ <$&T per box friends at Friday honor (0 Fine Table Cloths. V \ . of skirt—spe- I^V 0 Mies Fairchild' will entertain her- bridal Miss Lache, who left that evening for St. ? A . a-A- -colored .Skinner's 7guaranteed - Mm> party.at dinner. Louis. :\u25a0-•-'- '-. 'V -. j&l$3.25 each for yards, value ' dyed —prices - \u2666 - 2x2^4 • _I___}_3 /fIV-S-H -A » Miss Isabelle Warren, of 305 Geranium NT price- •\u25a0• *{p_aMa __-\u2666•*? $30.00, '%&££ * .surprise $4.00. - v $25.00, %ly pH> Mrs. William W. Bishop was the gue.st street, entertained a party- $20.00, 5^ Thursday evening. Twenty were pres- $3.50 each for 2x2 yards, value $4.25. Russian blouse Suits made of $16.50. _fe^*^V Winter Blankets of honor at a thimble bee given yester- \u25a0". -\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0 *P fine -^1 JST. ent. . iV-V-V. each yards, value \u25a0 % day afternoon by her daughter. Mrs. B. X $4.00 for 2x2;i cheviots, in black.^and 7 colors— Mrs. Claude Miller,- of 606 South Rob- $5.00. . ";.?^,;V- with silk, /fi\frt AND F. Forster. at her home on Laurel ave- street, •^v : v-;, jackets lined taffeta: skirts 7 46-inch Automobile Coats, made of '$%/ ' COMFORTS. 0 ert 'entertained the North Star " ft nue. The hostess- was assisted by Mrs. Embroidery club Wednesday *afternoon. V $4.75 each for. 2x3 yards, value. $6.00. cut after the latest Paris models— fine" English , perfectly tailored. tSE«_?!iit;''/f \u25a0 Kreychie? The guests were: Mrs. Tim- Mrs.? John MXCarlson; "Dayton"avenue, $5*50 each for 2x3 l .yards, >•- lined with per- . «A ' These garments come in black, castor, A Monday sale, just at the time *\u25bc 6 v value dflv £*A f othy 'Foley- Mrs.' E. Prouty. Mis. Ed gave a large-party, Wednesday afternoon \u25a0;'""": ''•;'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 caline— extra- - tan blue and red— all are lined with jr*--? you've made up your Simonton, Alfred Dufrene. in of birthday. - -. $7.00.'.*' 7. '-."\u25a0 -?' :\u25a0"" "-<' lkfllX ' // I. mind to buy. *& Mrs. Mrs. E. honor her. :- ordinary value B %7-#-VW * : self-colored guaranteed? satins, coat or P. Robinson. Mrs. T. R. Kane. Mrs. jG. W[ $6.50 each for 2x4 yards, value $8.00. at-^r These are* the Mannheimer % storm collars—prices ranpinc from flf-'-T^lL-V. \u25a0'•'•v*'''••\u25a0;"'_i kind. Brown, Fevy, Mrs. Eu- Splendid orof S \u25a0* H. Mrs. Arthur. MATJIISIO-VIAL. & $5.50 each"for 2fix2% yards, value VSplendki'assortmentassortment fine.Suitsfine Suits j*K__ !F _*'\u25a0 '- - No better introduction needed. gene;-" -Mrs.-* T*uT*?rbaugh. blouse, $0000 "li-. 0 Mrs. Maurice >,7-7 $7.50. in Eton and tight-fitting dow ; $C F_% - • i%i\ f^'&M ! Gray Edwards.. - Mrs. John Belmeur. Mrs.- of Sueur, styles, in black and all the new fall "': ? Union Blankets, the $2.00 kind. 0 ]).-. Miss -Ida'Hbrst, Le and Mr. to ,W__*%'<*>%/V Ifem-- I! J. Reed, Mrs. W. ••••••..... \u25a0 f\u25a0'''\u25a0' 5 \u25a0> Mrs.^W. Fred Artz Jr. were, married} Wednesday 5[ DOUBLE SATIN NAPKINS. shades—these suits are 'absolutely \u25a0 .. TT. _ -'Ml pounds to the'pair,- -' 42*9 ™ -TV "W." Bern hard. Mis. George K-vycl;ie, evening at Jjome of v^ c-v -'\u25a0\u25a0•>' d/'^iJ:' '':?'\u25a0&& for:,....v. at 6o'clock .Mr. perfect »n style, fit and workmanship? V. " ' '\u25a0'' ''' 'V;'','-'-: <§V