The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-12

ter, Lillian, to John Wesley, Gray OF
Santa Cruz, Philippine islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G.. Anderson
Of Hutchinson, Mimi, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Elizabeth,
and Lyman E. Wakefield Of Minneap-
oils.
Miss Corinne Webster, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Webster, and Don
Campbell, both Of Seattle, will be mar
ried Tuesday, Aug. !21, at the summer
home Of the BRIDES parents, at Lake
Washington, Seattle. Both the young
people are former university stud dents,
and Miss Webster lived in Minneapolis
until u the family moved out to the Pa
to a well-known Merriam Park fam
lily. Miss Webster is member Of the
Alpha Phi sorority, and Mr.. Campbell
belongs to the Beta Theta Pi frater-
nifty. The Minneapolis element will be
well represented at the wedding, as a
great many Minneapolis friends are now
residents along the coast, and a party
is expected to leave for Seattle from the
Mr.. Campbell is in business with Mr..
Webster, and his home will be in Sc
attic. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Church of
southern California will be present at
the wedding. Mr.. Church will come to
Minneapolis on short visit before 60
ing back to the coast. ~. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blanding Arey
Of St. Paul have issued invitations for
the marriage Of their daughter, Queen
Estelle, to Clifford G. Olds. The wed
versaist church, Wednesday, Aug. 20,
and it will be a large affair, over five
hundred invitations having been sent
out. Miss Arey will be attended by
Mrs. Hugh G. Arey as matron of hon
or and Miss Ada Cooley as bridesmaid.
DR.. Hugh c. Arey will be Mr.. Olds best
man. Little Irlna May Mcclure will
act as flower girl.
Miss Arey has declined all the invi-
tations Of her friends before the we'd
ding day, and there will be entertaining
| in her honor until after her wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Palmer have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Ethel, to DR.. Guy s.
Garfield of Hatton, N. D. Aug. % is
| the date which has been set for the
wedding, which will be celebrated at
the home of the brides parents on
Second avenue s. ... .,
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markab1e contralto voice. She is study.
| ino with Howell of CLEVELAND. and in
! another wear she will 90 to Eurone.
Miss Harris expects to take up church
and concert work after she has finished
4 her education ~ ,1--.... -. .
: Miss Daisv O,Rrien and Neale Hall
Of Lead. s. d.. whose marriage will
taka nlace wednesday evening at the
home If tbe hr;de;s nncIe and aunt.
/ guests Of honor last evening at a din
ner given by Miss o 'Brien IS aunt, Mrs.
]P, LYMAN. at her home on Eighth street
1 SE. Covers we're laid for fifteen and
! the table was tgailv decked with the
season q flowers.
Il .Tomorrow Mrs. Frank Perkins of Ex-
i ca1a;or will ant ITO arf ain ali the members nf
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