The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-11


next Tuesday and lasts until April L.
Mr. Fish will join his family little
!1ater in Washington, and they will
then 60 to New York together.
! Mrs. William Donaldson is contem-
plating short trip east to spend the,
vacation in New York with Miss May
donaldson, who is at Miss Burnham's
school at Northampton. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Washburn will leave the last of
the month for the east, and Miss Mar
garet Washburn, who is at Bryn Mawr
college, will be with them for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus R. Rand will meet
Miss Mary Rand at Bryn Mawr col
lege and will take her down to the Hot
Springs, Va. They will leave early
in April.
Philadelphia, with Atlantic City in
close vicinity, is powerful attraction
for the older people as well as the
younger, for the Atlantic City season
is at it's height shortly before Easter,
and is crowded with vacation visitors.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Chamberlain will
go to New York and also to Philadel-
iphia. Misses Ruth and Caro- Chamber
4 lain, who are at Wells college, and
iGyrus Chamberlain, who is at school at
!Peaksville, n. Y, will meet them and
will have delightful visit with their
parents. , - ..- II: .:ss. ..
4. Miss Grace Fertig, who is one of the
minneapolis girls at Ogontz, will not
tcome home for Easter, but Mrs. H. G..
fFertig is planning to leave early in
IAprn for the east and will spend the
Ivacation with her daughter. Mrs. W.
a. Ritchie has decided to 60 east the
Emiddle of May to attend the COM
mencement exercises at Wells college,
Eanstead of spending Easter with her
daughter. Miss Ziporah Ritchie will
keo to Boston to; visit friends during
Mar vacation. " .E 40
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Shevlin
will not return much before the lat.
Liter part of April They have been
spending the last month in the south
! hand will be in New York for the Eas
I ter holidays, where the Misses Shev.
laain and Tom shevlin will spend the va
fpation with them. Mrs. L. III. Earring
| ton left Thursday evening for New
!. siYork to spend short spring vacation
/ with her son, Sam harrington, who il
at school at Morristown, N. j. They
will be in New York.
Mrs. Fl. G. Harrison and Mrs. II. r
fPassmore have made their plans fol
a pleasant spring trip to Europe. They
viii sail March 81 from Philadelphia
on the Haverford for England and viii
spend two months at Cambridge to fol
j low a short course Of Bible study il
4 the Cambridge library. While in Cam
bridge Mrs: Harrison and Mrs. Pass
more will spend much Of their tim
with Mrs. Frances B. Potter. Befor
returning home they will visit at tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawther nea
Belfast, Ireland. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
ther formerly resided at Red Wing
but their permanent home is now Il
ireland.
Mrs. Potter has had most delightful
winter in Cambridge, England. Mrs
Potter with her children, Miss Peel
and Miss Lois Tenant went abroad
you will remember, last October t.
spend year. They have been COIL
domiciled in Cambridge and Mrs. Pot
ter has been, studying the Milton mar
11scripts in preparation for a text boo
~ that she plans to write. But busy a
she is with her studies she finds tim
to run up to London now and then {
meet some Of the well known Englisl
literary people everyone would like t
- know. She recently had an exceeding
" interesting afternoon with Mrs. Hum
phrey Ward at her home in, Londor
Mrs. Ward had invited her for after
noon tea, and as there were few othe
guests Mrs. Potter met the author {
HThe Marriage of William Ashe', i
an informal way that was charming
Mrs. Potter spent an afternoon recent
~ with Miss May Sinclair, who wrot
that clever novel UThe Divine Fire,
and was also guest at a luncheo
which was given in honor Of HoWar
Overing Sturgis, whose novel, BE
chamber" paints English life as Mr.
Edith Wharton sketched American, {