The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-08
ST.. PAUL

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander Kirk issued
cards on Friday for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Gertrude Allen to William Huntington
Forbes which will take place Thursday evening,
Oct 10. The wedding is to take place at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Holden arrived from
Burlington, VT on Friday to be present ut the
marriage Of Miss Elsie Constants to their son,
Capt Holden, on Wednesday. Lieut. ]. II. Hol-
den of the United States navy, who 1s to be
the groomsman also arrived on Friday. Miss
Ernie Const,ns is to be her sisters maid or
honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Ade-
Iaidc McConyille, Miss Ruth Cooper Miss Carrie
Fogg and Miss Ethel Haynie. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Fritche coming from Milwaukee for
the wedding, and while here will be the guests
of Mrs. Wilder Merriam. ~.
Mrs John D. OBrien, Crocus Hill. will intro
duce her daughter. Miss Rachel O'Brien, and
also her niece, Miss Mary O'Brien, at recep-
ton to be given Tuesday afternoon, Oct. "a.
Mrs. A. J. MARS. of Holly avenue. will intro
duce her daughter, Miss Agnes Mairs, at re-
ception on Nov. 3. '.E r.
The marriage of Miss Anna Singleton Pollock,
formerly of st. Paul. to Allan Simpson OF San
Francisco took place Wednesday evening at Los
Angeles at the BRIDES home on Hoover street.
DR.. Macraren, former pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church Of st. Paul. offciated A
small reception followed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson will be at home at Oakland, Cal.
The ST. Paul German club held its first meet
ing for the year Thursday evening at tht Mime
sofa club. Fitzhugh Burns. T. w. Griggs and
e. N Saunders, Jr.. were elected as executive
committee. NJ. J. Boyle elected an honor
airy member of the club The dates for two of
the first cotillions determined, and the date
for third will be decided by the executive
committee. Wednesday. Nov. 20. Thanksgiving
eve and Friday, Dec. %, were the dates set.
Miss Gertrude Hail. the new president OF the
Schubert club. entertained the members OF the
club Wednesday,, afternoon at the home OF Mrs
C.'C. Furness. 365 South Exchange street. The
occasion was the annual presidents reception
which prcedes the recital season of the club
Sonora Tibbetts, of Milwaukee, interpreted a
short program of Spanish songs. The drawing
room was decorated with American Beauty roses.
The membership Of the club is nearly 800.
Harry Schumacher. Of Everett, Wash. has re-
turned from abroad and is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. GustaYe schurmeler Of Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alanson Edwards Of Chicago.
are visiting Mrs. Edwards parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar E. Holman Of Marshall avenue.
Mrs. Edward H. Cutler and Miss Lucia Cutler
have returned from Massachusetts,.
Miss Senkler of Brockville. Can. is visiting
her sister, Mrs A. E. senkler, of Virginia ave-
nue.. o..
Mrs. William G. Strickland and Richard
Strickland of Fairmount avenue leave the mid
die of November to spend the winter at Pasa-
dena. During their absence their house will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Otis.
Mrs n. n. Lyon. Of Holly avenue. left last
evening for the south, where she will spend the
winter
- Dr. and Mrs. Riggs home from Blue Hill
Me-, where they spent the summer. They left
their daughter Edna In Utica, N. T., Where she
is attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Auerbach have taken
an apartment at the Angus.
Mrs. Rudolph Rossum and Miss Rossum have
given I'D their home Lincoln avenue ant
taken an apartment at the Angus.
Miss Georgiana Bishop, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Charles
W. Gordon, left Friday evening for her home
in Connecticut.
Charles NJ Flandreau, of Pleasant avenue
has returned from Boston, where he has beer
visiting friends for the past month.