The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-17

October will have it's usual quota Of
weddings and the month will be devoted
to, the brides and the many affairs
is fortunate that October shares with
June it's popularity as marriage
month, for if it were not for weddings
it would be dreary social blank, as
people have scarcely returned from
their summer outings and plans for the
seasons ,gaieties are not yet even
whispered.
Miss Blanche Leonard La Rue has
chosen Wednesday, Oct. 10, as the date
of her wedding. to DR.. J. Waldo Smith
of Madison, Mimi, which will be
mother, Mrs. NJ. D. La Rue, 271O
Girard avenue S.
The wedding of Miss Helen Milton
Adams and Charles Foster Clough will
take place Wednesday, Oct. 5. at the
home Of the bride IS parents, Mr.. and
MFs; 49,, Isaac Milton ond ADAMS M snsI Miss
week with relatives in Cold Springs,
Mimi, before her wedding.
Miss Grace Benham and Lucien Mer-
rift of Duluth will be married Tuesday
evening, Oct. T., in Fowler NJ. p. CHURCH
Miss Benham is the daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Albert Benham. -.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Pond will issue
the invitations next week for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Frances
Eggleston Pond, and DR.; William s.
Titus of Mora, Mimi, which will take
place at their home on Emerson avenue
N, Tuesday evening, Oct. f..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcmahon of
St. Cloud, Mimi. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Isabelle, to
Edwin Albert Rundell of Minneapo-
lis. The wedding will take place Sept.
% at the home of the brides parents.
Mrs. W. T. Coghlan of New York
who has been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. George Rose, on the
East Side, will be the honor guest at a
number of informal affairs next week
Mrs Charles Cook of East Eighteenth
street will give card party Wednesday
afternoon. Thursday, Mrs. Charles Wal
lace of Lake street will be hostess at a
luncheon and on Friday, Mrs. Frank
Stacy will give an afternoon card party
The horse show has had no rival this
week and every evening the big tent has
been thronged with representative twin
city people, who have admired tht
horses and the skill Of their drivers ant
riders, laughed at the potato race ant
commented on the pretty gowns. Fore
sighted people prophesy that there VII
} be greater interest IN DRYING and fld
, younger women, Miss Pryor, Mrs. Loui
Laramee and Miss Helen Hoegh, VOL
ribbons Miss Hoegh is frequentl,
seen about town driving her gray horse
and is an ardent and clever whip. Mis-
Mamie Smith exhibited three horses, s.
that the Younger women showed a rea
interest in the affair which came as
distinct boon to society during the du]
a September days.
q DR.. and Mrs. Soren P. Rees enter
. tanned a group Of out-of-t town friends O.
. la coaching party Wednesday. Th
guests came down from Anoka on til
noon train and spent the afternoo
y sightseeing. Dinner was served at ID
!, Rees' home on James avenue and cover
= were laid for twelve. The evening wa
h spent in social pleasures. Those pres
+ ent were DR.. and Mrs. Sciplo Bono
a Judge and Mrs. E. A. Giddings, Mr.: an
Mrs. E. L. Curial, Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
= Smith, Mrs. Piper and Miss Alice Sta
O rett.
y Miss Grace Norton of Winona is til
IS remain until after the annual banqu'
:. With Miss Florence Hill of ST.. Pau
~ Miss Norton attended the annual gat
ering of the Duluth M. It. B. society tn
r. week, and last evening they We're hon'
guests at dinner given by Miss ga
ford at her home in st. Paul The dec
rations and appointments were In gree
- and white and covers were placed
- twenty. The other out-of- town CUES
10 were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Merwell a.
AZ George M. Norton of Winona and He
- ace HOY of New York.