The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-24

Forsythe. whose wedding will take place
homg IS Penth OF sreet The
jrarlors We're decorated with palms, ferns.
nasturtiums, sweet peas and golden ROD
Mrs. Wallis won the prize, bunch, of
bridesmaids roses, in the flower guessing
contest.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
DR.. Lyman w. Denton arrived Thursday from
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Clark leave tonight for
New York and Washington.
Mrs A. w Anderson and Miss Margaret Ken
nedy left last evening for the east.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.. Lansing have returned
from Iowa Falls to their home in the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Helix and Miss Rose Carmen
Helix are spending a month at Manhattan Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. w. Bibb have taken fat No.
25 in the Oak Grove flats, 315 w Fifteenth street.
The Appomattox w. r. c. will give old-time
social Wednesday evening at 1927 Franklin ave-
nue..
Howard Miller of Landour has returned from
trip thru the northwest and the Yellowstone
Park.
Miss Marguerite Guthrie of Duluth Is the
guest Of Miss Ethel Eamblin, 2OO1 Aldrich ave-
S.
$. c. Tooker and family are on their way to
Toronto, via the lakes, where they will visit
friends.
Miss Gracia Hartsook has returned from Des
Moines. Iowa, where she visited her grand
parents
Miss Julia Finney, Clinton, Iowa, is the guest
Of her cousin Miss Gladys Hamblin OF Aldr1ch
Miss L. B. Wasserzieher returned Friday from
Chicago to resume her work In the Simpson NJ
E. church.
Rev. Dr. Horace W. Tilden of Maine is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Neland 300 Tenth
avenue Sc.
Mrs. e. Dalrymple of 1917 Irving avenue S
has left the city to visit in North Dakota for
two weeks.
10
of her aunt.
Fraulein Elizabeth Stuebecke is spending the
month of August with one Of her pupils in
North Dakota. :
Misses ldabelle Buell. and Ida Salisbury, buyers
for Daytons Dry Goods company, have returned
from New York.
:. Miss Mae Greton and Miss Katie Greton, 11o1
Sixth street left Friday to spend several
weeks in Chicago
Miss Celia Gordon Of Credit River is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Gordon, Sey-
enteenth avenue S.
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Hattie Whitlaw,
1921 Ninth avenue S.
Mrs. w. d. Brooks and daughters, who have
been visiting Mrs. G. H. Taylor and other friends
have returned to Kansas City.
Mrs. Albert Akely of Fermontville, Mich, Is
Spears, 271S Dupont avenue S.
Mrs. Addison King and little daughter Con
weeks spent in Illinois and Iowa.
Mrs. Florence E. Parks has returned from De-
trOit and Mt. Clemens, Mich. She will begin her
work at the Metropolitan studio, Sept. /.
Miss eBssie. Morse and Mrs. Emma Evans re-
| turned Saturday from Sacred Heart. Miss
Morse and Miss Thomas will go to st. Louis
about the middle of September.
| Minneapolis people at New York hotels are:
Waldorf, R. H. Patterson; Ashland, E. R. Farley,
| W. F. B. Colely; Grand, w. A. Meacham; Her
| aid Square, E. d. Graham; Holland, L.. Stat
| ford.
Friday evening the Young Peoples society OF
Bethlehem Lutheran church will give an Ice
ant and Sixteenth avenue N. SAVERS orchestra
ra fgrn t m9s the e Sa eu
| church on Lyndale avenue.
Tomorrow evening the Y. P. c. U: Of futile
church will hold an ice cream social at the
home Of Miss Christopher, u Twenty-seventh
will be held Wednesday.
Miss Francesca Bendeke will leave for New
day s sr she VIII tae hs boat
and she will fill number of engagements in
Europe during the season.
James Il: IT, Titus has returned to the city
Charles K Williams, in Sioux City, Iowa, 0S'
Miss Harriet Davis left last evening to joir
the Ruined Life company in Chicago.
Miss Leah Cohen of 220 Twelfth street $
and niece, Miss Maud Bloom, are visiting friends
in Morristown
The l.. a; 4: Of A: Q. H; !; PR No: vii
l
picnic Thursday at Minnehaha. There will b.
dancing In the pavilion on the picnic grounds il
| the evening.
DR.. S. s. Wentworth and daughter have re
turned to the city after spending six week
along the New England coast.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Edmund and niece, Mis-
| Alithia Peel visiting at her home of Mrs
Edmunds brother, A. z. Peel, 1912 Harmon
place. . -
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock the Young
| Ladies' society of Andrew Presby terrain churc
and the Foreign Missionary society will have
Esupper and entertainment at the church. Mis-
Prudence Clark, missionary and teacher from
New Mexico who returned in June will speal
to the women Of her work there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hurd and niece, Mis-
Kathleen Moreland of Topeka, Kan, stopped a
the West few. days last week on their wa,
home from Yellowstone Park. While here the,
visited their cousin, Mrs. G. E. Booth, of VI
Forty third street. They left to-day to continu,
their journey south. 49, 49,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Stowell and Mrs. L. NJ. Meat
have returned to Minneapolis from their extend
ed visit In Illinois and southern Minnesota. Mrs
Stowell will remain at her home with her daugh
ter, Mrs. ]. W. Earl, 31O8 Girard avenue S
where Mrs. Mead is also a guest. Mrs. Meat
will continue her journey in few weeks to he
home at Grafton, N. D.