The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-08

Higgins, D. FL. Evans, George Pearce,|
Charles Spokesman Of Excelsior, MINI.
Mines. Asbury sBrenc hley lucia Latimer.
Misses Carrie Crosman. Rose Crosman. /
Rena Campbell, Carrie Stratton, Carrie
Macomber ina Hurd, Fannie Higgins,
Kate Owens, Messrs. John Chalupa, Chas.
Castle. George Crosman, Harry Brench-
ley, Homer Latimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd were both born In
Maine and they were married in Bangor
They came west forty-eight years ago
and stayed for few years at st. An
thony. Later they went to Clear Lake.
MINI. and resided there until two years
ago, when they came to Minneapolis.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd are prominent
members of the Territorial Pioneers as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey r. Lamb will
entertain at dinner this evening at their
home on Clifton avenue for Mrs Gardiner
of Chicago who is the guest of Mrs. w.
L. Bassett.
Saturday evening Mrs. Gardiner was
honor guest at dinner of sixteen COW
ers given at the Minnesota club, st. Paul.
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert A. Young, and on
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nice. Reeve gave,s a dinner of eighteen
covers at their home at Lake Harriet for
Mrs Gardiner Garden flowers were used
in profusion on the table and thru the
rooms.
Miss Jessie Solution will entertain in
| formally Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 16, at
her home, s12 Fourth street Sc, for Mrs.
| M. w. Owens.
The wedding of Miss Sidney Packard
and Emil Deschane will take place this
evening.
Mrs. Charles A. Nimocks entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at her home in
| the Virginia. Covers were laid for eight
and Miss Nellie Murphy of Philadelphia
was the honor guest.
Miss Bertha A. BISHOP Of Hamline,
whose marriage to w. w. Baker of Spo-
kane, Wash, will be one of the affairs
of the week, was honor guest at a parcel
by Mrs. Roy A. Bishof of Ninth street S.
Garden flowers made the rooms beautiful,
and games were played.
A dainty luncheon was given Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. A.
White, GAG Twenty-third avenue NE, in
| honor Of Mrs. Nettie M Jones Of Chicago.
Pink and green were the chosen colors.
| and a basket of sweet peas formed the
centerpiece, and oak leaves and sweet
peas were festooned from the chandelier
to the corners of the table. The guests
were Mines s.stA.,, Kirkham, Glen Scott,
o. S. Kirkham, / NJ Fewell, M. 3. White,
M A. Sumner, p. II. Sumner, Boekey, J.
Sandquist, Misses Anna Shedding, Erma
White and Dorothy Scott.
Misses Dorothy Overmire and Lulu
Needham gave a lawn party Wednesday
afternoon at Hotel Summers for the
Misses Alma and Grace Watts of Wash
burn, Wis. A string orchestra played
and about seventy five young people were
present
i Mrs. Ermentrout, widow Of Daniel Err
mentrout of Pennsylvania, who was a
member of congress for many years, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thaddeus
Stevens Dickey, 1701 Park avenue. Mrs
Ermentrout and her only daughter have
just returned from a five years tour Of
the old world, where they had many de.
lightful and unusual experiences. Mis-!
Ermentrout, who is now at Lake George
was educated in England and France, ant
she made her debut at the English court
With her mother she was presented at the
first court held by King Edward VII ant