The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-12

~ WEEK
BY Martha And'
Chicago, Ill. Nov. 1o.-The Mime
apolis colony, in Hyde Park has re
Gently been increased by the acquisi-
tion, at least. for
minneapolis az season., OF "a
,rk family formerly
tfs Colony's prominent in Min
neapolis society,
4 New Members shut now. rather
citizens Of the
world tnan of any particular city. MT.
and Mrs. W. L. Folds and Miss Folds
have taken q fat here forthe season IN
time. Charles w. Folds has been in
Chicago for a number Of years in the
commercial paper business and has re-
Gently been made a partner in the east
ern firm which he represents here.
w. Lawrence Folds, who came here
more recently, has Just received an ap-
Po1nttTment tT st as a national bank exam m
iner with his territory, in. Wise onsin
and southern Minnesota, but will con
g1nue III g, to llye here for the present. 9;
". Folds lives on the north side and
-.
other son., George R. Folds, has been
for q number Of years connected with
the Brooklyn rapid transit system 60
ing to Manhattan with John Calder
WOOD: he had fine position there and
expected to remain, but this, fall re-
ccelVed a line offer from Chicago
house and joined his brothers here.
Geo1rge, being still unmarried, is living
n q ms parents home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z returned fo : A -,
from a two years stay abroad, much
OF which was passed in italy and
Switzerland. y : - -.
Another Hyde Park family, whose
former connections were divided be-
Tween tEe A. Minneapolis and St. Paul, are
me me Vo9 ,Wedelstaedts, brothers and
Wan s4seer W OF Mrs. Olga ". Haskell. Miss
ht, aot Wedelstaedt keeps house for her
staedt, in some charming new ats on
Madlson avenue and Fifty-seventh
sMSleet, Ms., while just two blocks west on
F1tty,seventh street, is Dr.. Georue Won
Wedelstaedt. > ~'oo'so :Von
- IN n the opinion Of flower experts and
OF OF, IN me public h the much Wanted Mrs.
"t0n'ii t''~t N - r1eld :l rose, the Wellesley and
minneapolis Rose Wefe e, campIsfs1yy R615aITns1y
the Best sa~S %innsapo1;s. H1Sn1ne oy "a : a
S>:: -, -. =. 5-~'s i ton. Fhe Miss
at the Show Kate MouIton 1pros bro,
No., .," duced by John
Mpnson mi OF the" Minneapolis, Flo.
"a! "a company was christened on
show MheUhesaddy' sndy 1v.s -. rose 9fso day at the
eyes; Everybody interested in roses
wanted specimen. flower and the huge
punch sold at fancy prices after the
display. Neither the Miss Kate Moul.
ton; nor the Mrs. Marshall Field was
entered in competition. so their relative
merits merits were not passed upon by the
judges, but the Miss Moulton is a much
length OF stem and is notable for its
keeping qualities, in this vying with
American Beauties. .3% = - -
Ihe Mrs. Field and the Miss Moulton
with one or two others, = in pedestal
vases, occupied the places Of honor in
tn!.u tne center M Of the rose exhibit. The
MISS IN Moulton5@ roses are large, but
rs45yar very deheate 1ansa and graceful il their
canes approach the length Of the Amer
lean Beauty without any of its stiff
ness. The color is5 a. decided but deli
cate rose pink, deepening somewhat, al
the heart. From what I learned, sithi,
i rose IS about thre years old, and while
1t is being. produced by Mr.! Munson
nothing to exploit "a genuine treasur,
that :refe OTIS bnnch tscreditb on himsel1
and, upon, MINNESOTA. Giaronv @}$a Ht}
i. Curiously: all the. important, nev
roses hown were pink Of, a 'somewha
similar type. s.x. o. r. ia - w 'oa
The flower. show was quite as impos
ing and beautiful as had been dicte.
and the huge. coliseum was completed,
filled with exhibits. the. competing dis
{ around the edge, their booths framin,
the individual plants and bouquets
The zdecorationssofs streamers Of buntin
and festoons of. southern smilax wit
suspended .rosettes of greerery an
, golden chrysanthemums were very fine
1 The announc cement that plans ar
\ ripening in New York for subscrip
tion <.,theaters independent Of publi
caprice Indicates that the the air is T ful
Of the Independent theater idea who's
aim is the elevation of the stage thr
). the betterment of@public taste. : =
The local elections yielded result
: very satisfactory to- citizens earnest /
, good government measures and in, pros
.ress.- A sanitar
, IL .VOt04S w d4At2 r. DOdTQ elected o
- an issue of bus
Good nesslike admins
tration has bee
Government secured and an az
s sy-3 -=mirable selectio
I Of judges. The one aldermanic .elet
-, tion was a square and decisive defes
l Of municipal ownership ideas in tha
5 section, as this was the only issu
l raised All Of the little ballot propt
sitions won, that is, all secured ns
1 jority of the3 votes. cast upon the pa
ticular questions, and most Of them r,
ceived majorities Of the highest tot;
e vote. It is believed that these refe
e endum votes constitute special ele,
E tion and are decided by a majority {
h the votes cast upon them, but as th
: forest preserve act did not secure quit
S a majority Of the total vote cast for on
e Of two hotly contested Offices, the que
r tion of it's passage; will have to be Sc
e tied in court. It is believed that tI
e decision will be favorable. J. The we:
$ side bond propositions for new sma
a parks and for park, improvements, whic
a were made separate questions, bot
carried. The west park board will {
once put in force the preliminary wor
it has done in a provisional way an
extend the workatOf providing sma
parks and Fairgrounds. -:
The fourth triennial Council of Jey
/. ish Women will be held in Chicag
e | Dec z. + Tn 10 .inc1usive The counc