The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-01
MINNETONKA

noon, at clock at the Lymans sum
mer residence in Linwood. The cere Il
mony will be solennized on the large L
piazza, and Rev. George Huntington of
Northield will read the service. Miss
Lyman will have her young sister, Miss
Marjorie Lyman, as ring bearer, and |
Misses Florence. Marietta and Alice
Wyman, Miss Katherine Lyman, Miss
Margaret Lyman and Miss Ora Ives, |
three sisters and three cousins Of the |
bride, have been chosen to stretch the |
white ribbons. The guests for the
wedding will come out on the clock
train from the city in two special |
coaches.
DR.. Flocken is connected with the
Cuban government, and is the scientific
expert Of the board of health in Cuba |
He is graduate of Cornell, class Of
'01. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Flocken
and Mrs. Peter Wolter Of Chicago, the
parents and sister Of DR.. Flocken, will
come from Chicago to attend the mar
riage.
Mrs. Sampson A. Reed entertained
Minneapolis chapter, No. 8, o. E. S., at
its third annual outing at her lake
home, Long View cottage, Wednesday.
The sixty guests arrived early in the
morning and tour Of the lake on the
Way5hata was made IN the ne
lawns at the Reed home, and the menu
included Boston beans and brown bread,
one of the dishes for which the hostess
is famous. The decorations were car
ried out in the colors of the order, blue,
yellow, white, green and red. From
the flagstaff futtered the chapter col
ors and they were repeated in the par
lors and dining room, where huge bou-
| quets of blossoms and dainty napery
carried out the colors and emblems. A
| program Of toasts was given aftersthe
luncheon and J. H. johnson, worthy
patron, Mrs. Pearl B. Marsh, worthy
matron, were among the speakers. Mrs.
Louise Lyon Johnson, conductress and
past worthy grand matron Of Minn ns
Oalhout; secretary, Mrs. Mary Nc
Guire; treasurer, Mrs. George Hummel,
were among the officers present. Mrs.
| Reed is the associate matron Of the
chapter: The star officers--Miss Will
son.. Ada; Mrs. George Armstrong,
Mckay, Martha; Mrs. Charles Jack
son, Electa; were also guests and two
of the past matrons, Mrs. Henry Flint
and Mrs. Emma Haviland, were present.
! In the afternoon the pleasures Of the
Casino were enjoyed and roller skating
and bowling furnished pleasant pastime.
tonka Boat club will be given next
Wednesday evening at Tonka Bay
hotel.
DR.. Martha Sheldon Of India was
given reception Wednesday evening at
the Methodist church by. representa-
gregational churches. The decorations corr ions
were carried out with hydrangea bios
SONS and phlox and in the parlors
dainty refreshments were served after
the program Of music and addresses.
Rev. Donald Mckenzie and Rev. G. J.
Swain gave addresses, Dr.. R. p. Per
interesting talk. Mrs: Mckenzie and
Mrs. Spokesman presided in the par
lors over the refreshments and Misses
Bessie Rafter, Marion Reed, Lillian
Dickinson, Marie Taylor, Lois Spicker-
man served.
Miss Lord Of New York, who is still
at Tonka Bay hotel and who will re-
main until the hotel closes, gave an in
formal luncheon Wednesday at Donald
son 8 tearoom for Mrs. Charles Godfrey,
Mrs. w. H. Semon and Mrs. John But
man. After luncheon Mrs. Butman gave
a. matinee party at the Metropolitan
theater.
Among the over Saturday and Sun
day guests at Tonka Bay hotel were:
Henry O. Hackney, Raymond Hackney
W. G. Berry, George H. Bent Of Chi.
cage.
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Godfrey, at Tonka Bay hotel for the
past month, returned to her home Tues
MIR. and Mrs. A. M. Hill, Chicago
Clarence Willis Eastman, Iowa City
MScr
Bessie Dam Of Ottumwa, Iowa, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A.. Carelton, Los Angeles, Gal:
Br rn Miss Fila Bruer, Miss Dors
Bruer, Mrs. G.. L. Rhodes, Mrs. S. Viii
4 mer, Otis H. Waldo, Miss NJ. Labarthe
Chicago; Miss Bertha Gunzberger, Mis-!
Richter, New York; Miss E. McDermitt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Thiel, Chicago; DR.
and Mrs. Walter J. Mardhey, Rutland
! Mass; James Loeser, Chicago; Mr.. an(
I Mrs. Luther Clark, Dallas, Texas; Mis-
I Keber, Miss Schneider. St; Louis; Mrs
Roger o. Moore and Miss Maude Moore
1 Princeton, Ind; Mr.; and IN Mrs L: "A
1 Atlanta; o. Ross, Columbus, Ohio; Mis-
Anna Kolb, Great Falls, Mont; Angus
L. Lauer. Melrose, Mimi; Miss Jose
phine Kranz, Miss Sadie NJ. BARRETT
| NJ. J. Barrett, p. J: Bayley, M: Stern
81 berg, Mr.. and MIS-. II. ". D1cKey, y:
I Martin and family, L. A. Lydiard, J: +
1 Bassett, Edwin R. Keeler, Mr.: and Mr.
J. J. Deacon, Mr.. and Mrs: p. f. Fa1
4 mer, L. H. Johnston, NJ. S. Wright. Mr.:
l Maude Wright and daughter. Mr.; an n
Mrs. E. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. A:
. Woollum G. o. Danielson, Mr.. and Mr.
4 George Bisser, Minneapolis.
l Mrs. Charles Bintliff Of Gideon
Bay gave an informal luncheon at ne
4 summer home Friday for Mrs. A. /
\ Weller of Chattanooga Tenn, who hs
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Blntllt
l Covers were laid for nine.
This evening will be the last nc
- night at Hotel Del Otero, Spring Par
= While the hotel will remain open +!
M some time longer the management wi
discontinue the dances. Since the fir
opening of the new pavilion the nc
nights have been pleasant without
single exception, and it is hoped tn;
a the closing event will equal the openiin
y party in it's attendance and pretty fe
1 lures.
| The bowlers are keeping on a ga
run for honors, and the very high sco1
1 made nv Miss H. Brown Saturda