The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-28
two before study begins. IN the grammar
grades this year, instead Of dry facts about
literature, course Of reading Of Dickens
works has been. pursued. a4,ElE

two before study begins. IN the grammar
grades this year, instead Of dry facts about
literature, course OF reading Of Dickens
works has been. pursued.
!. Mrs n Emil Eosaisen n en1Eaiped picnic
Mrs. Elet Perkins Parcher,: bride of last
week. The sixty guests came out from town
In the morning to the hostess's cottage at
Fairview. At II o'clock the Acte was boarded
and a tour Of the upper aand lower lakes was
made, during the course of which delicious
picnic luncheon was served from small
tables. The hostess was assisted by Mines.
H. s. Riley. G. Jackson and C. S. Hosmer.
Messrs. Ed Ransom, Alter Hoffman, Orrin
Keller and Louis Peterson. "A visit was made
to Honeymoon cottage at Groveland Park,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Parcher are spending
the summer. ys: A4
Next month Mrs. Parcher will give Thin
Bile bee for the young women Of her bridal
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffery of West Point
will entertain a card club OF which they are
members, on Saturday, July S. The women
will come out in the morning and will be
| Joined in the afternoon by the men. II /.
Miss Christina Peterson of Excelsior and
Andrew ]. Frisk Of Iowa were married Thurs
day afternoon at the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs. J. W. Pryde by Rev. ]. R. Davies.
Only the immediate friends were present
The bridesmaids were Misses Eva Pryde and
EllaS Fogelmark. The young couple left on
| the afternoon train for their future home ir
| Iowa. s5e&s@. ST.
The, ladies Of the Excelsior Eucher club
were entertained Wednesday afternoon By
Mrs. J. A. Brush at the Sampson House
Twenty members of the, club were in at
| tendance. At the end Of the game light re-
| freshments were served. The first prize q
| handsome miniature photo frame, was wor
by Mrs. Detweiier; second prize, gold
lined olive spoon, by Miss Lula Sampson
third prize, hand-paipted china plate, by
Mrs. W. S. McWade.
The annual excursion Of the Laurel clut
| of St. Paul to Lake Minnetonka, which has
been anxiously awaited by the many Mime
apolis friends of the club, will be held or
Saturday afternoon and evening, July t.
This is by far the greatest social event given
| each year by this popular sanity city or
ganization. The excursion will be an In.
vitation affair and the CLUB is buslly engaged
| in mailing neat announcements ito numerous
friends. The club has arranged with the
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul railway for
special train, which will leave st. Paul at
2:o5 p M, reaching Minneapolis at Henne-
pin and Twenty ninth. street at 2:45, where
the Minneapolis. friends of the club will be
| able to take the train. Reaching the St
Louis hotel the party VILE be met by the
Puritan and another boat and will be taken
for a three-hour. ride on the lake, which
will be followed by dinner, at the. hotel
This year the st. Louis Is under new man
agement, which has promised most enjoy
able time. IL ~ s7r:c.i1t,, .s- u 81 i.
In the evening, following the dinner, the
club will enjoy dancing at the hotel. The
train will return to the city at IL o'clock.
the club. costing s2.50l scmfwy ybgkqj chmwu
the club. or. c. H. Vanderhoef, 304 Phoenix
building. Those not haying tickets will not
be admitted to the train. va r.. - -