The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-10

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Miss Higgins and Miss Caplin enter
tanned at luncheon today at the home
Miss Marion Colby and Clinton Han
cock Miller of Philadelphia. Only the
members of the bridal party were pres
emit and after luncheon there was an
automobile ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Strong had
a house, party over Sunday al: Katah-
din, Lake Minnetonka, for Miss Har
riet Wagner and Harry l. Belden. The |
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |
Selden and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G..
Spear, and they all went out Saturday |
afternoon and came in today.
A wedding which will bring a bride
to Minneapolis will take place Wednes-
day, Oct. .26, in San Jose, CAL, when
Major Charles B. Braslan, and John E.
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cal
houn of Minneapolis and Mrs. Calhoun
and Frederick D. Calhoun, who will be
with the bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs:
John Calhoun will be at home Dec. Z
and IA at 1900 Dupont avenue s.
The wedding of Miss Helen Loggie
Bannochie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cal, and Albert Alexander Hopkins,
will take place Thursday, Oct. 81, at
the home of the brides brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Dart,
1924 Upton avenue, Linden Hills.
Miss Edna Nicholson and Herman
Levin will be married tomorrow after
noon at the home Of the bride, the
Stratford Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zuckerman an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
will receive Sunday from $3.50 until S
clock and 8 until 10 CLOCK at their
Z home, 521 Eighth avenue S.
The annual reception Of Grace Pres
I byterian church will be given Friday
I evening in the church parlors and Rev.
: and Mrs. D. D. Mckay will be the
} honor guests.
Mrs. M. w. Savage was hostess at a
prettily appointed luncheon Saturday
; afternoon at her home on Park avenue
I for Miss Mabel Stevenson. Red dahEas
I in Japanese basket with roses at Miss
{ Stevenson g place were the table deco
) rations and covers were placed for tit
teen. This evening there will be a
q
{ Mr.. Williams, whose wedding will be an
) interesting event of Wednesday.
I Mrs. George R. Newell gave the Sec
I ond of a series of affairs Saturday
afternoon at her home on Vine place,
I when she entertained twenty women at
I bridge.
s. Miss Mayme Butts was guest Of hon
! or at a utility shower Saturday evening,
I given by Miss, Nina Williams and Miss
+ Mabel Ritchie at the home Of the latter,
5 l4O3 Irving avenue N The little Schom.
I mer twins, in white frocks, brought the
I many gifts to the bride in cart draped
s in the chosen colors, red and white
: The parlors were decorated will. rib
I bons and numberless hearts. Music
I readings and games furnished pleas
! ant entertainment.
I The marriage of Miss Julia F. Paine,
{ and Charles L.. Swain of Minneapolis
s took place "Wednesday at the home Of
~ Charles O. Palmer, in Worcester, Mass
Rev. John T. Matthews of the Oh
~; South church read the service. TIL,
7 bride was unattended and wore he
I travelling gown. Mr.. and Mrs. Swain
5 loft for a southern trip, after which
I neapolis.
Mrs. Genevieve Ford Greaves, VIII
was to have given two large card par
ties the last of the month, has beef
s obliged to postpone them on acc accoun \
A. Ford. Mrs. Henry Villas Of Madison
who was to have been the honor guest
will 90 to Pittsburg instead of comin
: to Minneapolis. Mrs. e. A. Leo of &c
I dar Rapids, who has been a guest o
Mrs. Greaves,- has returned home.
&C fold 6av'' owen a
Lookout Lodge, Minnetonka, Saturday
) under the management of Mrs. w. F
I Chamberlain proved to be an entertain
ment entirely unique and replete wit
s twenty-five ladies were present, The
I went out on the morning Great NORTH
I ern train, and were met at Spring Par
by launches, for the trip across t
Phelps Island. Each guest was PROVE
'' All entered into the spirit Of the a
fair with great zest and everyone e.
I tered in every contest. The first or
off tee hf%Re ii spite of
hind the thrower. The winner W;
I Mrs. Alfred J. Dean, who hurled Il
) hammer to an unprecedented dlstanc
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Dor that aroused great enthusiasm. II
81! star event, however, was the pota
~ race. Three heats were run amid t.
4 blare Of the rooters' horns, and then t
three winners ran off the final heat. MI
V. D. Jones won handily, but potato
were scattered everywhere about t
lodge when it was over.
The punting contest was provocati
of great laughter and tremendous "
gers were made on the various conte
ants. Mrs Frederick L. Washburn S,
ceeded in lifting the pigskin the gres
est distance. Mrs. Milo Phillips W
the Gfteen-yard dash by default and
three-legged race had to, be abandon
~ for lack Of time. The. lunch count
7El where all "purchased' their. retire!
ments, was presided over by three sal
IEl maidens impersonated by Misses Ca
III line Beach, Helen Wilcox and Ali
In! Ainsworth.
iii Among those present were Mn
lEI Frederick Fayram, Charles A. Tull
tmi Milo G.. Phillips, J. F. Wilcox. Geor
.IEl i. Kicker, V. D. Jones, Asa Wilcox,
iii Fl. Woolnough, Frederick L, Washbu
tkl J. S. McLain, H. B.. Chamberla
tH Charles s. Sargent, Alfred J. De-
George W. Beach, G. A. Ainsworth,
A. Ainsworth, and Misses Mabel Bart
hi son, Marion Traver, Eva Blancha
Frances Chamberlain, Claribel Sm
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