The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-13

Mr. and Mrs Garrett Lamb of Clinton,
Iowa, have come up the river in their
luxurious houseboat, the Summer Girl,
which is towed by the Chaperone, and
over Sunday they had as their guests for
q short cruise Messrs. and Mines. Chaun-
cey r. Lamb, Charles II. Hood, Douglas
Mckay Henry Mcreton, Messrs. Dave
Chute, Hal Watson and Alonzo Rand.
Friday evening Mr. Watson entertained
the party at dinner at the Minikahda club
and they all went out in automobiles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Lamb have just
returned from St. Louis, where they en-
| tertained a group Of friends at an expo
sition party. They had with them several
automobiles and the party of sixteen had
most delightful outing.
The Summer Girl Is a most luxurious
river home, fitted with every comfort,
| electric lights, steam heat, hot and cold
water The living-room is oriental in
character, with rugs and hangings, and in
| one corner is bookcase filled with books.
Writing desks and tables. touches and
| lounging chairs, with an infinite number
| Of pillows, gave the finishing touches Of
comfort. There is a smoking den, fitted
up in far eastern fashion, and the SIX
pretty bedrooms are hung with chintZ.
The upper deck Is supplied with steamer
chairs, Indian rugs and blankets. and a
portion is screened in to escape the flies
and mosquitoes. The Summer Girl is as
complete a house, boat as is on the river
and Mr. and Mrs. Lamb will entertain a
number of house parties before the season
4 closes.
\ Miss Gertrude Munns was hostess this
afternoon in honor of Miss Marian Drew
at her home on Eleventh avenue Sc
Thru the rooms a decoration OF snoWbaAs
and yellow iris was effectively arranged
with ivy. Falling to the edge Of the table
from the chandelier were ropes of ivy and
VII, Will N tha fable the vel
low iris and snowballs formed pretty
centerpiece. During the afternoon guess
| ing contests appropriate for the occasion
were enjoyed by the twenty-four guests
Miss Emily Hyde gave a number OF
charming musical selections, and Miss
Amy Cook sang very delightfuliy; MISS
Munns was assisted by Mrs. Reuben
Munns and Mrs. Charles w. Holmes.
A wedding which will bring bride tc
Minneapolis, will take place Wednesday
evening in st. Joseph, Mich, when Miss
Grace E. Bracelin, daughter OF Frank
Bracein, and Robert NJ Ankeny Of Min
neapolis will be married. Mr.. Ankeny
! accompanied by his sister, Miss Sara I
Ankeny left last evening for ST.. Joseph
The wedding will he very quietly celebrat
r.. ed in the presence of only the family anC
Mr.. Ankeny and his bride will take lake
trip before they come to the city. Mis-:
An]zeny will visit in Chicago before sht
returns.
The marriage of Miss Jane Wood, eldes
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wood Of Laurel avenue, st. Paul, to Ear
Goodrich Lee of this city, will take plac
Tuesday evening, June %, at the home o
the brides parents. Mr.. Lee will brin,
his bride to Minneapolis, where they vii
be at home after September.
|
The marriage Of former Mtnneapoli
girl, Miss Nell E. Chase, to Walter n
Chase of Toledo has been announced i
r that city by her grandmother, Mrs. T.
Merrill Miss Chase is the daughter 9
> Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A.. Chase, 1882 Lyndal
avenue S. - ':..,
Mrs H. H. Barber Of Irving avenue
will give a dinner Of ten covers this eve
ming for her brother and sister, Mr.. an
= Mrs. William H. White of Fargo, N. D
who are on their way home from tri
around the world. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
left from San Francisco last October.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Boehnin
to W. J. Blesi will take place Wednes
day. The bride was entertained Wednes
day evening at the home of the Mise
Blesi, 513 Third avenue, at a linen Shove
The dainty pieces Of linen were showere
- from red tissue paper ball, which we