The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

and Stuart Lane. DR.. and Mrs. Areys
will reside in Excelsior, where a home
is ready for them. Several hundred in
vitations have been issued, and the
affair will be the event Of the week at
the lake.
True n Herber Of aenb Mn HatEea At
simple service at the home of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. G. 1. Sampson,
near Excelsior last week. DR.. G. S.
Ennis Of Hamline. assisted by Rev.
Donald Mckenzie, read the service.
Miss Laura Sampson was the maid Of
honor and Miss Fannie Herber was the
bridesmaid. F. Fl. sqqires of, Hamline
w wht m 9si m lawn nae 1 we six
with trimmings Of Swiss embroidery
and tucked chiffon. The decorations
were carried out with ferns, snowballs,
locust blossoms and red peonies. Mrs
Fred Hefner and daughters of Mime
apolis, Miss Gale Of Worthington, and
Mrs. Philip Heber and daughter Of
Rochester were the out oftown guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herber will be at home in
bride is a graduate of the class Of 1906
OF Hamline university.
Miss Eva Wheeler Woodwork Of
Minneapolis and William Morse Of Ex-
celsior were married at the home of the
mother Of the bride, Mrs. A. W. Wood
worth, in Minneapolis, last week. Rev:
tartan church read the service. In the
parlors a pretty color scheme Of pink
prevailed, and clusters Of roses were
used; in the reception room the decora-
tions were in white, with clusters Of
snowballs in setting of palms and
ferns. Only the relatives were present
at the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
will be at home in Excelsior after
July Is. Il =. F. IT, 49,. .a~.:t.
The members Of the Minnetonka
Boat club are planning for an opening
party to be given the last of June. The
| date has not been set as yet, but it will
probably be either the 9th or the 28th.
| Among the guests who were at the club
house recently were, Misses Jessiea
! Davidson, Lillian 3. King, Gertrude a.
Harriet Jones, Daisy Davis, Minneapo:
lis; Florence Gross, White Bear Lake;
Ella s. Clarke, Hartford, Conn; Mines,
w. s. Loudon, B. W. Jeps, A, T. Rice.
| H. S. Mayor. Hugh Loudon, e J. Chal-
mers, F. g. Ball, Messrs.: A. G. Ball
Harry G. Thompson, Richard Soles
Royal A. Rheem, F. G. Mcdowell, L. B.
A. Rowe, Arthur N. Rice, Harold Bene.
dict. Minneapolis; Eugene w. Marko
White Bear; Charles Manager, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Greenwell, Eng.
land; G. S. Stedman, Madison, Wis.
Miss Susan Christian is entertaining
a house party at Ferndale. The guests
number ten of the young people: VI. L.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rand have moved
out to the lake with their family. They
are at Mr.. Rand's cottage at Ferndale
until the house of Mrs Fred Rand
located on the Ferndale shore has been
| thoroly remodeled Miss Natalie Jor.
dan IS the guest of Mrs. Rand for a
few days. p. ><sEr Z .- aa-1-=
Mrs. j. E. Bell, state9regent of the
ID. A. R., entertained Thursday at Linda
! Vista, her summer home, in honor OF
flag day, the officers, the .ex.state reg
ents and the members Of. Monument
chapter, ?, 4: R.: Mrs; PEI, a ssss
R4 5B 6aars t Sse charef sS1ot
| tor. ~ The, sixty guests :. were from
New York and Honolulu. Severa
hours were spent upon the lake and {
salute was given the flag at the Huber
COTTAGE At midday the guests wer'
landed at the Bell dock and an ,elab
crate luncheon was served. Gardel
flowers were in evidence. everywhere
brilliant peoples, DAISIES and forget-me
I nots giving their beauty prodigally
A social hour followed. Miss Ligget
gave two delightful readings, and tn
hostess, by, request, gave a charming
character sketch. '>'A>,s's.