The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-25

Miss Laura Hornung. accompanied
by Miss Grace Ulmer, left last even
ing for Chicago, where they will meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip E. Dudley of New
York, who will travel with Miss Horn
ung to Yokohama, Japan, where her
marriage to John Barrett will take
place. Miss Hornung is the daughter
of Adam Hornung and Mr.. Barrett is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Barrett of
this city. He went to Manila with the
Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers and
Is now employed in the quartermas-
ter's department in that CITY, He
will meet his bride in Japan and the
service will be read by the Catholic
bishop. A trip thru Japan will be
for year or two. Hiss Hornung will
sail from San Francisco Tuesday,
Feb. 2.
A wedding which will interest the
many friends Of the Durant family
will take place Wednesday at Burn
side, La, when Mrs. Gregg Chisholm
Durant, Jr., will be married. DR..
Samuel Johnson Of Chicago, Yale
classmate of Mr.. Durant, will be the
best man. Mr.. Durant and his bride
will spend a week at the Miles house
in New Orleans and will then come to
saltwater for a fortnight before MAX
ing their home in Charleston. Mr..
Durant is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
w. Durant of Saltwater, and is as we'll
known among the Minneapolis young
people as his parents are in the older
pioneer set.
Mrs. l.. B. Morrison issued invita-
lions to-day for a large reception
which will be given Tuesday after
ho w.,
Swinford.
This evening Miss Madeline Liggett
will entertain at dinner at her home in
st. Anthony Park for Mr.. and Mrs
Claxton Wilstach. Mr.. Wilstach is
the manager Of the Adelaide Thurston
company and with his wife will re-
main In the city next week when Miss
Thurston will appear in her new play
"Pollie Primrose. A number of af-
fairs are being planned for them dur
ing their stay.
The men of st. Pauls church will
have an informal social gathering
this evening in the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Ballard of 1880
Park avenue, will entertain the mem
bers of Trinity Baptist church and
their friends tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Oscar Turner Of Santa Christie,
CAL, Is visiting in Minneapolis on her
way to Washington, D. c., to spend
the winter. She arrived Thursday
and will be with Mrs. w. L. Bassett on
Grove place, until the last of the week
when she will stay with Miss Suzanne
Fletcher on Tenth street S. A num-
Der of informal affairs, luncheons and
dinner, have been planned for Mrs.
Turner. Friday evening she was a
guest at the dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Bagley, at their home
on Park avenue. Pink roses decked
the table and covers were laid for IL.
A family dinner was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ". S. sague,
1928 Harmon place, Saturday evening
to celebrate the ninetieth anniversary
Of the birthday of Mrs Lucretia Miller
Prior. The birthday. cake with its
ninety tapers was in the center of the
table and covers were laid for twenty.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fl. Prior and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Prior, of st. Paul; the grandchildren
Charles F. Prior Of Superior, Wis:
Edward S. Prior and j. Arthur Prior
of st. Paul, Joseph H. Prior and Edith
D. Prior Of Minneapolis; the great
Charles Prior Condit and j. William
Prior of Minneapolis; Alice NJ: Prior,
Doras A. Prior, Seldom A. Prior and
Baby Prior of st. Paul.
Mrs. Prior Is very active and bright
and her pioneer life has given her a
fund Of Interesting "reminiscences
She was born in Lebanon, Conn.,, and
her maiden name was Lucretia Bar
rows. She was married at the age OF
g and went to Michigan with her hus-
band. They remained only short
time where Ann Arbor is now, and
then returned to their former home
| Two years later they went to Cleve-
land where they resided until twenty
| two years ago. when Mr.. Prior died
| and Mrs. Prior came to Minneapolis
to make her home with her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Prior were the first pio.
neer settlers to celebrate their COLDER
wedding in Cleveland and the guest
book which contains the name of al
those who were present, is valued
relic.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carleton Youns
gave dinner Saturday evening al