The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-09

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Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Ankeny an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter May to Peter George OF Nltta
Yuma, Miss.
A wedding which will take place
early in June will be that OF MISS
of Mrs. and Mrs. H. l.. Chaffee and
James Mann Wallace.
Mrs John r. Travis has announced
the engagement of her daughter Miss
Helen X De Ners, and Charles Elliott
Van Nest, and the wedding will take
place early in September.
The engagement of Hilda A. Bogren
and Martin G.. Layman has been an
nounced. The wedding will take
place in June.
Thursday evening Miss Elizabeth
Chute and Frederick B. Chute will
give dinner at the Minikahda club
for Miss Charlotte Mead and Edward
wedding will take place Tuesday
evening, May 81, in the House of Hope
church. Mr.. Chute will be one of the
ushers and the best man will be Pro-
fessor Charles F. McClumpha.
Mrs. H. N. Johnson will give the
bridal dinner this evening at her home
on Harmon place for Miss Lillian Hal
sey and Joseph Bradshaw, whose we'd
ding will take place wednesday. Ihe
guests will number twelve and will in
clude Miss Florence Porter, the maid
of honor; H. F. Abels Of st. Paul, the
best man; Harold Porter, the usher,
and Mrs. Abels who will play the
bridal music. -.
Next Saturday the table d'hote din
ners, such popular feature of last
summer, will be resumed at the Mini
kahda club, and in the evening there
will be informal dancing. 1t is planned
to inclose the large dining porch with
glass in adjustable sashes so that the
porch can be closed or opened as the
weather requires. A special golfers
luncheon is served on Sundays and
has become very popular with the
men players. Every afternoon now
the golf links are thronged with play
ers and many Of them are beginning
practice for the cup matches to be
played later and for the local matches
and the trans Mississippi tournament.
A club team will be sent to st. Louis
to compete for the worlds champion
ship, and, of course, all of the golfers
are interested in it. The club steamer
Ariel makes regular trips from Thirty
fourth street to the club from a. m.
until II p. m.
Professor julius Adam of Munich
arrived Saturday evening and is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Koehler,
1915 Portland avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Koehler will give their reception
Wednesday or Thursday afternoon,
the date depending on the arrival of
Professor Carl Marx, who will also
visit at the .Koehler residence.
The Mems club of st. Marks pro-
cathedral will have social gather
ing this evening in the parish hall
A number Of prominent men have
been asked to speak and the friends OF
the club will join the members in "a
smoker"
The Tuesday club will meet to-mor-
row with Mrs. A. P. Baker, 713 Ell.
wood avenue. -
Mrs Charles N. Case gave a charm.
ingly appointed luncheon of eighteen
covers this afternoon at the Minikah.
da club for Miss Alma Hoegh. A low
mound Of pink tulips was in the cen
ter Of the table and flowers marked
the brides place. -5
This evening Miss Helen Hoegh will
give d ulIlutI lOI HCI SlSIeE anu NlI
Ayers, and tomorrow evening Mis-
Margaret Welles Of Clifton avenue
will entertain at a dinner.
Mrs. Howard H. Kicker entertained
to-day at the Holmes hotel. TIL
guests were the members Of the Mon
day Card club which held it's las
gathering this afternoon. Spring flow
ers and ferns made the rooms attrac
tive and the score cards were embel
lished with water-color s studies
uted and light refreshments wer
served. Mrs. Kicker was assisted b:
Mines. Benjamin R. Coppage, Ora
and George Eddy.
The children and grandchildren o
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rochelle gath
cred at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Blewett, $500 Pleasant ave
nue., yesterday, to aid in celebrating
bell of yellow jonquils hung above tn
wedding cake in the dining-room an
ferns and bride roses were used thr
the rooms. Each Of the twenty grand
children brought flower in honor O
the event and there was a purse Q
gold for the bridal couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rochelle were mar
ried in Chicago and they lived In S.
Paul from 1854 until 1889, when the
came to Minneapolis. Mr.. Rochett
is Canadian by birth. All of tn
nine children were present yesterda,
They are Mrs. w. M. Blewett, Mr.
George e. Blewett, Frank S. c
Rochelle, Chicago, Henry Rochett,
st. Paul. Mrs. F. w. Brakeman, d
va Rochelle, Detroit, Mimi, Mis-
Belle Rochelle and Wilmot r. Re
chette, st. Paul.
Miss Maybelle Walters entertaine
Saturday for the Alphi Kappa PHI
girls PROGRESSIVE pit was played an