The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

ST. PAUL

Sc. PAUL
Mrs. William Dawson of Fairmount avenue
has issued cards for Fridays In November to
Introduce her daughter. Miss Mary Dawson
Mrs Judson Wade bishop has issued cards
for a reception to be given Thursday afternoon,
y Nov. O. when her daughters, Miss Bishop and
Miss Majel Bishop, will make their debut into
society.
Mrs. Maxfeld OF Goodrich avenue has issued
cards for reception to be given Thursday
afternoon from to o'clock, and for the same
evening from to II, to introduce her daughter,
Miss Alice Maxfeld.
day from 4 to g. O'clock to intro
duee her youngest dau rsn MI, MISS agnes hes
debut on Saturday at reception given by her
mother, Mrs. Morton Barrows.
Mrs John d. O'Brien of Crocus Hill gave
reception Tuesday afternoon to Introduce her
daughter, Miss Rachel O'Brien and her niece;
Mrs. John A. Johnson alternated with Mrs Mrs:
frederick D. Wright and Mrs. John W. Wills
in serving the coffee and Ice IN the dining,
white. Mrs. Maxheld and Miss Virginia Rice
presided at the punch table The debutantes
wore frocks of white net and lace and carried
bouquets Of pink roses.
Mrs. Laughton Blood Of Summit avenue has
at the Country club on Saturday. go t.t - .Es
Mrs. Arthur w. Burch and Mrs. NJ. A. Con-
verse of Osceola avenue have issued invitations
for two bridge parties on Tuesday afternoons,
Now IA and q. ... ~
street announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Frieda Nauman, to Louis Preston OF
Winnipeg. #~' .'a -
Consul and Mrs Grunow, Portland avenue, en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening. The
and Mrs. Herman Scheffer, Mrs. l. Goldsmith
Miss Behr, Mrs. Marie Schefer and William
Scheck. o..
Mrs. James J. Hill gave a box party Tuesday
evening at the Metropolitan theater.
Mrs. E. H. Orion, Goodrich avenue gave a
small luncheon at the Minnesota club Wednes-
day in honor Of Mrs. r. T. Aorford of Buffalo,
Miss Reta Meyer daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerson Meyer, Lincoln avenue, and Benjamin S.
last week at the Temple Dr. WY Rypne
Quoted the marriage rites. Mrs. Herschfeld of
New York was matron of honor, and Miss Lillian
Of Salt Lake City and Miss Burgower Of st.
Paul. The best man was Mr.. Bereman Of St.
Joseph, and the ushers were Aberle, Schaub,
David Westheimer, Lester and Weixel. A re-
ception followed the ceremony at Ramaley's.
the south and east, and they viii be at home
after Dec. at st. Joseph, No.
Miss Mary Alice Davis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Davis, and George Workman Crit.
I'm were married Wednesday evening at the
brides home on Laurel avenue: Rev; Ambrose
was maid Of honor and Edward Davis best man
The bride wore white net and her bouquet was
Of brides roses and valley lilies. Mr.. and Mrs
Griffin left for tour in the east, and they will
be at home after Jan. Is at 625 Grand avenue
Mrs Crawford Livingston and the Misse
Livingston, Summit avenue, have returned fror
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Tigbe Dayton avenue
have returned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsland Smith, Of London
Eng, formerly of st. Paul, who have bee
guests at the Merchants hotel left last evening"
for Lakewood, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. 81. Conway have gone
California.
Mrs Sarah Ward, of Summit avenue, ha
gone to Chicago to spend a month with he
daughter.
Mrs. c. Cass Durham of Summit avenue, ha
gone to Phoenix, Ariz., for the winter.
Mrs, Russell Dorr is visiting Mrs. William R
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Towle and Mrs.. NJ. E
Walsh and family have returned from Fores
Lake and are at 73O Goodrich avenue ,..,~
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford Newell, Dayton avenue
have returned from the east. c.f:. ,,.-. rs, :
mrs. .T GusfaSe scholie Summit avenue - S'
MrS. u a. severance mas gone 70 h1Oui
Clemens. 49,. .., ~
Miss Dephine Robertson, Holly avenue. hs
gone to Philadelphia, where she will enter tt
Bryn Mawr hospital to become trained unrs
Mrs. C. II. Robinson, Dayton avenue, hi
gene to her winter home in Florida.
Mrs. Charles D. Gilfllan has returned fro
her farm at Morgan, Mimi. and is staying wit
Mrs. Frank B. Bass Of laurel avenue. Fri
Gilflan, of Seattle, is visiting his mother.
Miss Winifred Holbert left Tuesday evenir
for Mount Vernon, N ", where Mr. and Mr.
Hobert have taken house. .~.....
Miss Compton, of Mississippi, who has be-
visiting Miss Dean, Of Summit avenue. left la
evening for Chicago. ., p.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. McConville, of Arund
street, have gone to New York.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney has returned from Main
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus C. Field will be hon
from Somers Thursday. They will be acco1
panied by Mrs. Gilbert Field who is coming
St. Paul to spend the winter with them.
Miss Belle Hope and Miss Nellie B. Hop
Lincoln avenue, have returned after a Wis
Of several months in Canada, New York al
Washington, D. G. = -. :, .ts9,5F ST.
Mrs. Conrad Gotzian and Miss Gotzian.
Portland avenue. have returned from Boston. .
Mrs. Henry NJ. Rice. Of Portland avenue,
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Aue
bach, and Miss Neil1, Of Helena, will leave t
first of November to spend the winter in Charlie
ton, 8. G..
Mr.. and Mrs Horatio West Of Pasaden
formerly of st. Paul are at the Angus for fe
weeks. Miss West has gone to Brussels
continue herAmusical education. ss~-.z o.~aa=s
Miss Helen Bum, of Portland avenue, b
gene to Madison, Wis, for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Peet, of Dayton a,
nue. left Thursday for the east where til
are going to visit Mrs. Charles Lamborn at b
country home, Hornblende, at Kennt
Square Pa. Ill.,. ...q.--
Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph schifmann, of Sunni