The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

the last two weeks at the "A. L. fsand
cottage at Ferndale.
Mrs. w. S. Mott and her daughter,
Miss Charlotte Mott, leave Monday tor
Vancouver, B. c., to bisit Mrs. Mott 8
mother for several weeks. Miss Anne
Harries of Cincinnati will spend a
month as the guest of MI. and Mrs.
George w. Peavey at their home on
Park avenue. John S. 'Bradstreet, is
now on his way to Japan, having sailed
July 25.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Archie B. Walker, nee Hud-
son, telling Of charming motor tour
| thru Europt an ideal honeymoon. Mr..
Walker reports proudly on the good be-
havior of his machine, which has not
given out once during the trip, They
have Just left France and expect to be
home late this month.
Mrs. Henry Green Cole, who is visit
ing in the city, was the honor guest at
a bridge whist luncheon which Mrs.
George C. Bagley gave Thursday at the
Minikahda club. There were sixteen
guests.
Miss Corinne 6 de Laittre who has
been spending three months at Atlantic
returned home Wednesday,. y y,
George Piper, Jr., who is home from
school at Lawrenceville, ~. D., enter
tanned at an informal dinner danee
Thursday evening at the Minlkahda
club. Mrs. G.. F.4Piper chaperoned|the
sixteen young guests. -
The tennis players seemed to. expend
all of their enthusiasm at the Deep
haven tournament earlier in the week,
for there was not a large attendance at
the Minikahda club yesterday, when
series of mixed doubles was played. Al
orchestra played both afternoon and
evening. Among those who .entertaine eS e
at dinner were Mr.. and" Mrs. w. +
Brooks, who had group Of six guests
and Dr.. and Mrs. H. Mel. Morton, Mr.
and Mrs. A. V. Skiles, Mr.. and Mrs. c
H. Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Brooks of Ste
} vens avenue entertained at dinner
last evening at the Minikahda club fo1
their son, Robert Brooks, and his cous
in. Cavour Truesdale. Covers were laii
? for twenty-four, and the table had
pretty setting of sweet peas. Th'
guests were a group OF the younge
people, who remained for the dance af
forwards.
, Mrs. S. G. Tooker entertained grou1
Of eight women at luncheon yesterda,
at the Minikahda club.
Thursday evening L. T. Jamme CAV
l a dinner at the club, entertained
+. twelve guests.
:. Miss Genevieve Wales, who holds tn
Z championship in the state women's ten
mis- singles for another year, as she de
: feated Mrs James r. Bell on the court
= = of the Town and Country club: is on
of the well-known Minneapolis girl
who has again won the right to b
# called the best woman player in tn
i twin cities. The finals in the single
q came off at the club Wednesday after
: noon, and society from both cities wa
a present, meeting at delightful ,littl
8 luncheon parties, with the men, joinin
81 them for club supper after the toul
d nament That the game did not lack i
q exciting features can be seen by a loo
at the score, which gave. the sets t
Miss Wales, two straight, 6-3 and g.
In the afternoon the women of the clu
gathered around tea table and Ell
81 joyed the beautiful day and talke
q over the games while the players restet
Mrs. H. E. Ladd of 131 Oak Grov
SCropU cuGelGd1u0u dG u1HHcI
E evening for Miss Shuart of Springfield
s Mass who is a college friend of Mis-
Ruth Sykes and who has been visitin
I her at her home on Clifton avenue fl
81 several weeks. .... ..~-... ...s......
Announcement of the marriage {
Ii Mrs. Gerevieve Ford Greaves and A
bert Eugene Hoadley,. which took plat
E yesterday at $50 O'Clock at the hon
M of the bride, will come as a great su
81 prise to their many friends. Mr.
la Greaves has been much entertained tt
n last week by her friends, who wei
IA looking forward to the coming nu1
N tials, but not one of them dreamed this
"a the date had already been set nor su
pected the secret. They still made the
threats and boldly boasted Of the dir
H full surprises they were arranging f,
the wedding day, never dreaming th'
the woman who smilingly received the
had an effecting remedy all planne
81 Only the bride'ss sister, Mrs. Hem
Villas of Madison, Wis, who was fh
matron Of honor, knew that Saturds
was the chosen day.
The greatest simplicity attended ii
- ceremony. The bridge wore her trave
= ing suit Of dark blue voile. Rev.J. &
Montgomery read the service. Mr.. ar
5 Mrs. Hoadley will leave Sent f
Long Island, where they will be duri1
September, After Oct. l they will 7
: ceiNe at their home, 2444 Garfield av
J nue. S. M