The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-26
"The friendship of a man is
often a support; that Of woman
is always a consolation. Roche
pedre,

Feminine tennis enthusiasts are hop i
ing that the weather will not interfere
with the attractive plans for the first |
annual women's tennis tournament for |
the championship Of the state. which
will be held on the courts Of the Mini |
kahda club next week. Among the
RMi sy F For aseo a seaa
Moulton, Natalie Jordan, Gray, Mines.
Robert W. Webb, George W. Peavey
and Frank Hetfelfnger of Minneapolis;
Misses Lucille Davis, Mary Dawson,
Ethel Murray, Clara MARS, Marguerite
Davis, Helen Davis and Rachel O'Brien
Of St. Paul, who will all play in the
singles The doubles qdD1an VIII G BE- Mrs Mrs
Miss Dawson, Miss Murray and Miss
Marguerite Davis, Miss Helen Mairs
and Miss Clara MARS. The mixed
doubles already entered are Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hefelfnger, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Moulton, Jr., Mrs. Webb and George
Play will begin each day at o'clock.
From 4 until 6 o'clock tea will be
served on the lawn. Mrs. Arthur Law,
assisted by number Of the younger
women, will pour tea Monday after.
noon, Mrs. Henry Moreton will preside
dE the Tea CdDlo w cuuGSudy, duu Oh
Saturday Miss katherine Moulton will
be hostess. There will be music Mon
day afternoon Wednesday afternoon
and evening, and on next Saturday at
ternoon and evening the Fort Smelling
band will play. ... y
The finals in the mems % singles IL be- e.
tween Trafford Jayne and MI: werner err
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Soule will
issue the invitations Monday for the
marriage Of their daughter, MaBelle, to
George Roy Clark, which will take
place Monday evening, Sept: TX at
Soule has refused the many offers Of
her friends to entertain for her in the
days preceding her wedding, and there
will be nothing given for her and MI.
Clark until their return from their
wedding trip.
A wedding Of next week will BE- be th "a
Marks Of Rhinelander, Wis, which will
take place Wednesday evening; at 8
o. clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Megow,
on Arthur avenue. Miss Jennie Megow
will be her sisters maid OF honor, and
Albert Marks Of Rhinelander will be
best IN, man: There VII Mill be about two
Monday evening Miss Cora Fletcher
will entertain at dinner for Miss Me-
cow at her home on Eighteenth ave-
nue. N. '- -
Miss Genevieve Bernier Of 1401 Fiji
teenth avenue n will give a. parcel
shower Tuesday afternoon for Miss Mae
Burnice O'Brien. IL,
Mrs. ANGELA L. Wilson announces
| the engagement Of her daughter Louisa
| to Elias Beers Curtis. The wedding
| will take place early in the fall. ):
| Mrs w. S. Brooks entertained at a
Miss Wilbelmina Brooks Of San Fran
cisco. Cal. A Japanese basket, filled
with asters shading from a delicate
| lavender to deep purple, was in the
| center of the table and bows of laven-
der tulle were on the cut glass candle
holders. The name cards were also IN
lavender.
Mrs. Samuel Nichols was given a
pleasant surprise yesterday AFTERNOON
by the Tabita society OF the swed Is
financial secretary Of the society fo1
the past four years, and she was pre-
sented with handsome cut glass vase
| and bowl by members, in >recognlt1oI
Of her faithful work. The rooms were
bright with clusters Of American
Beauty roses and ferns. Mrs. Augusts
Strid, president Of the society, and Rev
c.. J.. Nelson gave short talks an 15
Misses Florence Swanson. and Ruti
Youngren furnished a musical program
There were 1875 women present.
| A wedding that will interest Mime
WPyman pst Steward and, Ralph Orso1
Bramhall, which took Place W Sdi ans
church in Taylors Falls, MINI. Rev
Robert Taylor of Eveleth, Mimi, reat
the service. The church was decorated
with a profusion Of greens and flowers
Miss Daisy Arnold played the ''Lohen
GRIM chorus as a PROFESSIONAL VII
liam Smell and George Strand wer'
ushers and Edward Simmons of St
Braman of Minneapolis and Misse
Nellie Clendening, the bridesmaids
; tied with white tulle. Miss France
Folsom of Minneapolis was maid O.
> honor and wore white and carried plnl
and white sweet peas: Little Corlnn
Gray In pink IrOcK, scaCCeIe'
rose petals in the brides path. TIL
bride wore white crepe de chin
trimmed with lace. Her veil fell to tn
hem of her gown and her flowers wer
cream roses. A reception followed tn
service at the summer home Of tn
brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
hall left in the evening for a shor
trip and they will be at home afte
Oct. at 80 West Congress street, st
Paul. Mrs. Bramhall's gOing-awa..
. gown was Of blue cloth and her ha
was to match.
). Miss Annette Foster Of the Roanok
entertained a group OF friends Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Cecil
/. Burton of Kansas City, Mo.
:. Miss Grace E. Gerrish, who will leav
in a few weeks to attend Emerson CO.
lege in Boston. was prettily entertaine
Yesterday by Mrs. f.. Warren Tidbal o
Calhoun boulevard. Hearts were playe
and after the games, prizes were give
to the lucky players. A light luncheo
was served.
Mrs. F. H. Nye gave luncheon yes
terday at her home, 1886 Lyndale av
enue S., in honor of Miss Lou Best o
Edenburg, Pa, who is visiting Mr.!
Dugal Cree and Mrs. Nye.