The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G. Gerhard
of West Point will issue. invitations |
this weelS fdB the marriage of their.
daughter, Mary T.. Gerhard, to William!
Rutledge Wallace of Deer River, Mimi,
which J. vii take @ plAfs Wss Ct pa the
afternoon, June n, at a clock.
Mrs. +. F. Andrews, who has been
spending the past year in Wyoming,
arrived last tWeek to, spend the sum
mer with her parents. Mrs. III. G. Ger
hard, who has been south, will return
next week.
Miss Evelyn Perkins Of Summerville
has gone to Chicago to be present at
the marriage Of Miss Jessie Williamina
Forgan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Forgan, to John Nash OFT,
which takes place tonight at o CLOCK
in the Fourth Presbyterian church. Mr..
years ago in Minneapolis, where Mr..
Forgan was cashier Of the Northwest
ern bank. He is now president, Of the
First National bank Of Chicago The
marriage will be one of the most
fashionable events in Chicago society
and the bridal cortege will include two
matrons of honor. maid OF honor, four
bridesmaids, the best man and six .ush-
ers. After the ceremony reception
will follow at the family home Mr..
and Mrs. OFT wiI reside in Chicago.
| Miss Perkins, who is a childhood friend
of the bride, will be the maid Of honor.
She entertained Miss Forgan at the
| lake a short time ago.
Miss Edna Williams of Summerville
entertained Friday at luncheon and
boating party for Miss Amy Williams
of Portland, Ore. who is one Of the
Central High school graduates and who
leaves June IS for her western home, to
be married the latter part Of the month
| young women were invited and the
/ luncheon was served from table dain-
tily decorated with sweet peas, bridal
wreath and maiden-hair ferns After
luncheon, a trip Of the lake was made
on: the Plymouth: The guests were
Misses Amy Wi1amS. helen poh1f R1he7daf Maf
ton, Myrtice Rodearmel. Lillian Love-
i Joy, Gretta Munro, Bessie Murray, Ha-
eel Ronner, Anna Puffer. p
About one hundred students of the
Concordia college. st. Paul, picnicked at
the lake Saturday and toured on board
/ The Plymou5k had been chartered for
the employees Of Albrecht & Co., St.
Paul, and made several trips on the
lake on Saturday.
Hotel La Paul, Excelsior, opened Sat
urday and among the early guests were
lG. G. Anderson, T.. NJ Chant, A. Cart
wright, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. La Terre,
H. Van Boskirk, Miss Mae L. Balcolm,
F. G. Halgren, Miss Madge Swerdfger,
J. G. Vincent, Miss Sadye Carlson. Mr..
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stayed from Friday to Sunday. Mr.. and
, Mrs. S. H. Fisher Of st. Paul made a
: three-day visit at the lake. /, Rev. F.
Marion Wright and family Of Morris,
Mimi, who have been at the hotel for
several days, have taken Freeman P:
Lane g upper lake: cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Forbes and daughter of Min
neapolis are expected today for the sum
mer. T."
J. L. Fenwick Of st. Paul entertained
the st. Paul baseball team after its
victory over the Excelsior team at a
supper at HotelLa Paul last night. At
7 were: r. G. McNamee, James T. Dean,
$ Pat Sexton, George P. Collier, Louis G.
!, Posch, Gerald c. Eide, Edwin F. De Witt
e Edwin Fitzgerald T. r. McLayne, Ed
: Moran, John w. Broderick.@
e The management of the Smith. .Harrf.
3 son Printing, company entertained their
!. young women employees at delightful
outing Saturday. The rainy weather
r was but little. felt, as bowling at the
:. Excelsior casino furnished pleasant
s pastime. Latter a tour of the lake was
made on the Excelsior and a supper
e party at Hotel La Paul brought the at
/ fair to a close In the party were FREQ
b L. Smith, G.. E.. Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s
Q Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Reed, AT
r thur Sherer, Misses Lille Fenton, Echo
/ Hutton, Hanna, Peterson, Alice Hills
Minnie Sneckenberg, Lena Wese, Haze
Maufelt, Mamie Griffin, Jennie Schlen
o ker, Myrtle Brede, Emma Schlenker
a Mabbie Ryan, Maggie Sneckenberg.
Y The. steamer Acte carried the dele
0 gates to the Rural Letter Carriers con
e vention on lake excursion Saturday at
u ternoon. re
Judging from advices received by
Host Sampson from st. Louis, southern
guests are to be many this summer
Mrs j. B. Poorman and Mrs. }. Gill o.
= st. Louis are to be at the Sampson
/ house about July !. Mrs. J.. G. Clap
hanson and Mr.. sClaphamson expect t
- come out from Minneapolis about tn
q same time. Mrs. M. A. Evans expect
dis to be Joined by her daughter, Mr.
S. B. Parsons, late in the summer, an
an is planning to accompany her south TO
'r- the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Udell. VIII
were at the Sampson house two season
a ago. have announced their intention o
g. coming. Mrs. E. White and daughte