The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-19

lis; Mrs. Bert Mast, Miss ANY Mast.
Davenport, Iowa; Mrs. s. Bodenheimer
and the. Misses Lillian Lyon, Marion
Lyon, B.. Harriet Barnard, Charlotte
Goldberg, Henrietta E: jacobson, Chi.
cago; Mrs. Julius Schartzel and son,
Elk Point, s. d.; Mrs. Frederic Seville
and Marguerite Seville, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank M. Steiner, Minneap-
oils; Frank Hoyt. Hartford, Conn: and
DR.. and Mrs. H. Feith, Berlin, Ger
many. .@
Miss Ruth Wyer entertained the
members of the Zeta Beta Psi sorority
at picnic lunch at her home in Ex-
ctlsior, Thursday. F. II. t5 T.. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mikolas of Fair
view entertained at dinner Thursday
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Strauss
Of st. Louis. .'.0"2. .r~e -. =
Charles Everetts Of Prairie Du Chen
and Frank Culver Of Madison. Wis.
were guests Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs
John g.. Gluek. H. p # ..@z..,,..
Elmer Foster at LinwoOd entertained
Sunday the, Misses Florence and Bea-
and Mrs. Mckay Of Fargo, Mrs. Mills,
Mrs. Sinclair and Dorothy Sinclair Of
Denoir are guests Of today. - =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyer Of Lin
wood entertained at aspicnic supper on
Big Island Tuesday. The ladies started
early in the afternoon and had the con-
tents of the baskets temptingly spread
when the men arrived. The party in
Guided the Misses Ashley, Merrill,
Janette Clare, Cowell, Marion Davies
Messrs. Louis Cowell, Ned Oowelf and
Ralph Lovett. II = -.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Jones Of Fair
haven are entertaining at house
party for this month in honor, Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mckinley, Miss McKin-
ley and Albert Mckinley of St. Louis:
Mrs. P. D.. Dryer, and Miss Amy J.
Dodson of Columbus, Ohio.
Friday a number, of Ohio people had
which Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and their
guests attended. ...
The Teutonic Bowling club club en-
joyed large picnic at Gluek's Point
last week. The $50 members of the
club, with their friends, came out in
automobiles and on the trains, and
were met at Deephaven by the launches
Of Mr.. Gluek, Henry Doerr, E. Won
Ende, John w. George and J.. G.. Gluek.
). W. George was on the committee
Of arrangements and called off the swim
mingraces, AND logrolling contests which
took place before lunch. After lunch
the baseball game was played. The
roosterfght and the obstacle race for
the ladies we're particularly amusing.
In the last Mrs. George, Mrs. Arthur
Eichhorn- and Mrs. ,Bleaker had to cut
for the prize and Mrs. Bleaker won.
The winners were: Swimming con-
test for men, Carl. Schaber; swimming
contest for boys, Alvin Gluek; 10 groll-
ing, men and boys, Charles Gluek; run
ming race for girls, Nernie Thielen; tug
of. war, men and boys, Jake Kunz, cap
tain; rooster fight, men, Henry Ranch
ball game, Captain Arthur Stremel s
team; saekrace,~ boys, Walter Stremel;
blind striking, women and girls, Miss
Doerr; obstacle race,ewomen only, Mrs.
Bleaker; Mrs. Bros, BOBBY prize; dis,
lance, throwing ball. girls, only, Miss
Won Ende; ball throwing, women and
girls, Miss Giessman ;, running race, boys
under 10; CarlfrGe6rge; backward swim
ming race, boys, s to H., Roy Witte;
running race, for girls, Ruth George.
| The wedding Of Miss Mary Donahue,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Don
'ahue, and Ernest Stevenson took place
at 9 O'Clock Wednesday morning in
Holy Name church, near Wayzata. Miss
Nellie Donahue, sister of the bride, was
maid Of honor. She wore white Paris
lawn trimmed with lace, and carried
pink roses. The BRIDES gown was of
French lawn and her flowers were
bride Is roses. The groom was attended
/ by Mat Otter as best man. The we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
Of the bride 8 parents at Medina, the
guests being the members Of the bridal
| party and the two families. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson left for short western
| trip and will be at home on their re-
turn at Indian Fort farm, near Way
zata. = 4. IT,.