The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-03
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Mrs. Edmund }sPenningt on uf thu
| Plaza viii Is give a delight full fishing
! party foIs5 NJ iss, Abreu of Gu bal rs
the guest Or Miss Jerusha| Law lersS Me
| party pfS ten Id leave this even ngYfof
IDetroits ake, SW here they WilaS Hpend two
days, humble sac lie s5sonngS people
OF the twin cities have \ Eff eany been
I given an oppoftu ty. to meet 2 ~ .i s.
| Abreu, For 81 HON there, wi IL Ilbeas great
! deal Of Entertaining during hers stay
in the city. Thursday vening Mr.. and
Mrs: Edmund Pennington entertained 4! q
| at dinneE in a:*priYate room, at Y the
| Plaza. The appointments were, in pink
and asters were. the flowers chosen
to grace the table. Ralph, Bagleys.was
host at%a dinner at the I Minikahtla club
Wednesday evening, when covers were
laid for six. 5.$ s, IN :. %s>z
Mrs. George Partridge. entertainments
dinner Saturday evening in honor %ot
Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Roberts of,ezBoston
and Miss Tuck of Nassau, who are The
guests Of c. A, Severance. 49,,
Queen Of sweden, ' and 4 man - we'll veil
known for his books of travel in the
literary world; will leave this evening
for the south after spending : two Or
three weeks as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carleton Young. 70 Count
| Wrangel has been So busily engaged in
viewing the sights OF Minneapolis that
he has given the ;Youngs very little
chance, to- entertain formally. for him,
| ners at the various clubs in Minneapo-
lis. and. at the lake. . A week ago Sat
urday evening a dinner for twenty was
given in his honor at the Town and
|. After. leaving Minneapolis Count
7 Wrangel will spend several weeks in the
south and still greater length of time in
Sweden almost year now and has al
has interested him greatly and there is
little doubt that the world later will
| be able to gather his impressions of it
from a book Of travels. s"-'r
A number = Of affairs are being
planned for this week and next in honor
of Miss Bessie Monroe Cotterell, whose
marriage to Arthur, w. Forbes of Los
Angeles will take. place "Wednesday.
mother, Mrs. Margaret NJ. .Cotterell:
Miss Grace Smith of so Royalston will
give handkerchief shower for her, and
Miss Katherine Evans will be hostess
next week at hosiery shower. Mrs
/. j. Cargill of 2617 Portland will enter
tain at linen shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Partridge announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Pencil
marriage will take place Tuesday,
parents, 2727 Polk street, at l o. clock.
The Maladetta club. Of which Miss
Partridge is a member, surprised her
pleasantly at her home Friday evening.
An informal program of music passed
the evening quickly. Before departing
the twenty-five. girls showered the bride
with dainty parcels. 49,.
Miss Enga Maryland and Colin W.
Paterson were married Saturday even
ing at the home of Rev. G. L. Morrill,,
. who read the service. Attending the
bridal couple were Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. William r.; Price Of
1906 Penn avenue N. were guests IT
honor at a golden rod luncheon Satur-
day at high noon. A delightful pro.
were laid for twenty ght." The: affair
was arranged by the employees of w.
T. Price. Misses Emily Mueller, Esther
Stransburg. Anna Riley, Anna Hatton,
Stella McClay, Laura Rounds, Sarah,
Mapes,. Myrtle, Shepherd, Edna Van
Lew, Addie Menard, Bessie Hill, Ruth
Williams and Irene Halloran; Messrs.
Porter, Doran, Paterson, Butts and
Duchan, while Mines. Sheasgreen, Butts,
Williams Will ~ Hubble and Kelley served the
luncheon. - -
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Miss Marie Boomer entertained at a
matinee party Saturday afternoon in
honor: Of Miss Gladys Moore of Duluth,
Mimi. Those in the party were: Misses
Florence Blake, Mables. Cedarstrom,
Messrs. Paul Cook, John Greenlaw,
Charles Greenlaw and Francis Black:
MARI.