The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-18
Keller, Ruth Chant: Messrs. Edward
Martin, Goodwin B. Butler, Reeve Keller.
Douglas Chant, J. w. Norman.

Keller. Ruth Chant; Messrs Edward
Martin, Goodwin B. Butler. Reeve Keller.
Douglas Chant, J. w. Norman.
Miss Laura CLANCY will entertain at
parcel shower this evening for her sister,
Miss Margaret Winefred Clancy, whose
marriage to Harry B. Smith will take
place Wednesday evening. Sept. 49, at the
home of the priest, Father Harrington.
Following the ceremony a wedding sups
per will be served to the Immediate
family at the home Of the bride.
Henry Knoblauch entertained at tally
no party last evening in honor of Miss
Lulu Ridgeway and Franklin Baker,
whose marriage will take place tomorrow
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Ridgeway. After a trip around the lakes,
supper was served at the home Of Mr..
Knoblach on Hennepin avenue. About
twenty friends of the bridal couple formed
the party.
This evening after the bridal dinner the
rehearsal will be held at the home Of the
bride.
Twenty-Five friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lila gave them a pleasant surprise
Saturday afternoon at their home on First
avenue S in honor Of the twenty-fifth
anniversary Of their wedding. A hand
some silver service was presented to the
hostess. Light refreshments were served
late in the evening.
Mrs. D. Doyle arranged children's par
ty Thursday for her son, Master Willie
Doyle. The rooms were decorated with
garden flowers After luncheon the little
ones enjoyed games
Miss X. Cataleen, who leaves shortly
for Idaho, entertained a group of young
women last evening at her home In the
Eighth avenue flats. Unique games were
played during the evening and delight
fully informal evening was enjoyed.
Miss Stella M. Newcomb and George
E. Northrop of Hutchinson, Mimi, were
married Sunday evening in the Western
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, with
a simple ceremony. Rev. Frederick Wat
son Hart read the service. The young
people are we'll known in Hutchinson
where they make their home.
g.. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
NJ. H. Gleason returned from Europe Thurs
day. -.tr
Mrs Milton F. Lenox has returned from the
| east - ..... .t-. &c..
DR.. J. T. Moore returned this morning from
| two weeks visit to New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Yerxa and family have
| gone to California to spend a month
Mrs Hurley and daughter and Mrs. Black have
| gone to Duluth to take the lake trip.
| George H. Northrop who has been spending
| the summer at Madison, has returned
| Miss Mary Whitney is the guest Of Miss Ethel
Camp, at Oakwood 1903 Third avenue s.
Miss Blanche Mcdonald has gone to Washing
| ton and Atlantic City to spend three weeks.
| Mrs Alice Macguire has returned from the
| east, where she has been visiting two months
| Captain William n. Murphy left Sunday night
| for Boston, New York and other eastern points.
| Captain William n. Murphy left last evening
| for Boston, New York and other eastern points.
! Mrs. H. l.. Farmer, of 1T E Fifteenth street
| Is entertaining Miss Bertha Randall, Of Duluth
Mrs. I. P. Sheets, with her sons, George and
| Ray, are visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Quinn
Of Bratnerd. -
| thur, Ont; where she has been spending the
last two weeks. -'5 s
| Miss Laura Franklin, Of Houston, Texas, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G. Mcguire, SIS
| Seventeenth street. - J..
Mrs. O. e. Hixon and children have returned
! from Mndenhurst, tho summer home OF J. G.
| Poster, at Forest Lake.
DR.. Frank E. Moody returned to-day from the
| meeting Of the national board OF dental exam
] liners at Ash eyille, N. G.
| Miss Hulda Akerberg and Miss Agnes Larson
| of 1903 Washington avenue s, left last evening
| for Chicago and the east. -.. ''7
William Ross, Of Pittsburg, is spending 4 week
| in the city with his cousin, Mrs. J. II. Hunting
| ton 613 Fourth street 8. 70 t.ss
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. I. Raine and daughter Irene
| have returned from q month OF travel thru the
| eastern states and Canada. - -. H. 4:
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Ford and daughter
Fern Bernice, have returned from LIE Sueur
| where they have enjoyed a two weeks outing.
| home of Mrs. johnson, 25O2 Bloomington avenue
| for the benefit of Myrtle lodge, Degree Of Honor
| Mrs. Mary D. Pleur, Miss Florence Hart Pleul
and Miss Mary Wheeler Ple are visiting At thu
| avenue. y
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hubbell and daughter
Irna, Of Maquoketa, Iowa, are visiting Mrs
| Mrs. Hubbell.
The Writer'S League will meet this evening
| at the home Of F. g. O'Brien, OF Fifth avenue
s: Lizzie 0'Brien will present paper on "olive
Wendell Holiness
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Myrtle lodge, No
II, Degree Of Honor, will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. h. L. Weaver
1873 Lennox street SE
w. F. schley and wife, Of New York, ar
guests Of General and Mrs. Charles Nee. Reeve
at their home at Lake Harriet. Mrs. Schley i
sister of the general. .--. r.. s-
Tomorrow the Ladies' Of the First Baptis
church will spend the day with Mrs: F. R
Smith, at Tonka Bay: They will go from tn
st. Louis station, at $3.50.
Secretary 3. ]. Westlake, Of the Commercial
Club and family are at Walker, on Leech lake
as guests as Major G. L.. Scott. During th
interim, Wallace g; Nye, Of the public affair
secretary. ..
Mrs. George s. Harper, Of the Hampshir
Arms, is with her father, G. A. Hurlbert, Of De
troit, in the Kootenai region of British Colum
bia where Mr. Hurlbert Is interested in mimi
properties. Mrs. Harper will return to Mime
apolis Oct. 1. ,s..-
Mrs. Olive J. Gilmore, grand chief of til
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, in K. P. hall, Q
First avenue and Fifth street Sc. Mrs. AMc
Lafrance will assist The proceeds will go
the grand temple.
Friday evening Miss Alice Dalrymple who ha
been studying with Miss Mary Espy Thompson
gave recital at her home on Irving avenue s
assisted by A. N Liddell and Willie Branyar
violinists. Miss Dalrymple has acquired pleas
ing touch and the compositions she assayed WEI
rendered with good effect The violin number
were we'll received.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mrs. T. J. McGill; VII
toria. Miss c. Russell; Continental. Mrs. J. z;
Daily; Grand Union, W. E. Branch; Normandi
. A. E. Wallace, Dr. Hoegh; Broadway Contra
: I. c. Cox: Immortal. G. D Kirkham: Murra