The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-14
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Misses Margaret and Mary Humes of
Altoona, Pa, who are the guests Of
their sister, Mrs. F. G. Winston, Jr.,
will be the guests of honor tomorrow
evening at dinner which w. B. Jor-
Mr.. Jordan will entertain only few
guests at the dinner, which will be in
formal.
Thursday Mrs. Winston will give
luncheon for her sisters, entertaining
twelve guests. Other pleasant social
affairs are beip planned for the follow
ing week. The Misses Hume will be in
Mrs. Hsnry z Side and ad,i Mrs NJ James
ner at the Town and Country club last
evening, followed by dance at their
new bungalow. for the guests Of Mrs.
R. A. Rogers, Misses Dollie Nichols
Cooper. The table appointments @ We're We're
in the wild flowers. of the season, wild
phlox predominating, mingled with
ferns. Covers were laid for eighteen.
The bungalow was formally opened to
their friends in the evening, when the
young people enjoyed a program Of
dances. &
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Sidle are expect.
YorE S z this WeeE ana sat9raay an e1ening " ngw
! they will entertain at dinner at the
Town and Country club for her.
Mrs. H. Mel. Morton is entertaining
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Penn -Gaskeil
Coates and CHILDREN of St. Louis at her
is well known here in the city, where
i she has become popular on former WIS.,
! it's, and during her stay she will be the
object of much entertaining.
The Minneapolis Dramatic club gave
it's annual production, Aug. s, at 1nde-
pendence Lake, Mimi, before large
and enthusiastic audience.
Refreshments were served after the
play and Harry Sanford and Philip Pi-
per gave solos. ). ss
w Ths play, entitled tan .,; Interrupted
venturer, Harry Sanford; duke Of Ka-
komo, Charles Mauren; his .wayward
son, Edward Loring; the catch Of the
season, Jack Pennig; best man, H. S.
Koff; Count Flamingo, F. PaYette; his
adopted son, Harold Grant; fortune tel.
Philip Piper; the wife, Miss Della Gil
rard; fisher maiden, Miss Madaline
Moerles; chaperon, Miss A. Buehler;
Countess Flamingo, Miss Louise White;
duchess of Kakomo, Miss Hannah Pi.
per; Countess Sem Ben, Mrs M. Rob.
bins; her daughter, Miss G.. Larson,
dairy maids, Miss Jennie Berg, Miss
Emma Berg; fortune TELLER, gypsy,
Miss Gelles; gypsy queen, Miss Willie
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Olson announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Ma.
bel Ida, and Frank s. Freeman. The
wedding will take place in October.
Rev. Irven Brackett Wood, formerly
Of Minneapolis, married Miss Fanny
Palmer Wednesday, evening at Browns
dale. Mimi, where Mr.. Brown is pastor
Of the Brownsville Methodist church
!; with flowers, palms and ferns with fes
toons Of ropes Of green. AS Miss Rob
ertson played q program Of music, Cir
| friends Of the bride seated the guests
: Miss Clark sang AZ Oh, Promise Me-
: just before the bridal party entered
Little Miss Ettamae7 Bugbee and Miss
/ Krete Irons stretched the white rib
1Es R2Hs The r8s dts 6 II;
and Julia Gillette, who strewed swee
peas in her path. Miss Edith Paine,
attended her as maid of honor. TIL,
bride was gowned in chiffon with
tulle veil and she carried shower bou
quet Of white sweet peas. George Bug
> bee Of Minneapolis was Mr.. Wood !
best man. Rev. F. M. Rule, presidin.
elder Of Winona district, read the serv
s ice, and at the conclusion Of the praye
go Perfect Love" was sung.
A reception followed at the home O
the bride, where. Mines. Gillette, Misse
Q Swift, Clark. Griswold, Sadie Wood an,
Miss Arnold assisted. -. -... -
f Mrs. j John Palmer of Blue Earth Cit,
: on their wedding trip -.~
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