The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08
THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORING TOWNS

rage Of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Howard Myers, to Lieutenant Henry
Lake Wyman, United States navy,
which will take place Thursday, April
10, at s O'Clock, in the Church of st.
John the Evangelist. Bishop Samuel
Cook Edsall, assisted by Rev. Theodore
SedgWick, rector of the church, will
perform the ceremony. Miss Elsie Kop-
per is to be Miss Myers only attend
ant.
Mrs. Samuel G.. Strickland, Of Holly
avenue, gave a small luncheon on Fri
day for Mrs. T. i. Blood, who with Mr..
Blood expects to sail the middle Of the
month for England.
Mrs. Edward H. Gheen entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Aberdeen.
Miss Florence Gheen entertained a COM
pany Of t~wenty-four Friday at luncheon.
Mrs. cambridge H. Evans, Of Summit
avenue, gave an informal dance Thurs
day evening for her guests, Miss Spin
ming and Miss Jefferson.
Miss Black, Goodrich avenue, gave a
box party Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Spinning and Miss JET.
ferson.
/ Miss Marion Lanpher, Of Portland
avenue, entertained the Pennington SO.
clety on Wednesday at the Town and
Country club.
The executive board Of the st. Paul
chapter, D.. A. R., entertained about
lOO OF its members at luncheon yes
terday IN the parlors of the DAYTON
Avenue Presbyterian church. The re-.
gent, Mrs. J.. B. Baird, was toast.
mistress. The toasts. responded to were
as follows: "The Early Days of the
st. Paul Chapter Mrs. Deming; "fThe
Charter Members Mrs. Riggs; tHow
the 2. A. R. and Women's Federation
Can Be Of Mutual Benefit Mrs. Dorr
why [ Am Proud to Be a Daughter
OF the Revolution,' Mrs. Thompson;
patriotic Music,' Mrs. Shumaker:
Historical Movements.U Mrs
Knuppe; elbow to Instruct the Chill
dren IN Patriotism" Mrs. Ranney. The
tables were decorated with flowers
The next meeting will be on Flag day
June II, and will be held on the cam
pus at Hamline university.
Mrs. c.. E. Flandrau and Charles M
Flandrau of Pleasant avenue arrived
home on Wednesday from Mexico
where they spent, the winter with Blai
Flandrau.
Mrs. Gustav Scholle is in CHICAGO.
Judge and Mrs. Walter H. Sanbor1
: OF Virginia avenue are home from st
:, Louis. ~.
{ Mrs. Charles W. Bum, Miss Bun,
and Mrs. George Barton French wer,
! in Chicago for the opera.
Miss Cary of Summit court is in New
, York.
Miss Kalman of Summit avenue will
be home this morning from Sewick
ly, Pa. 80 1922
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Horn of Good
rich avenue have returned from Cali
fornia. Miss Mabel Horn accompanie,
, them. .. ", $780,. -
, j. George Smith, Goodrich avenue
!. has returned from Cuba. Mrs. Smith
E who was with Mr.. Smith, is now Wis
1tlng at her old home in Charlottes
Vile, Va. IVY"
Mrs: John Harris of Chicago is viz
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herr
a r. Upham, of Summit avenue.
The Misses Hill, Summit avenue
: who nave been spending the winter i
tour thru Europe. Mrs. j. J.. Hill wi,
return to st. Paul next month.
Mrs. Samuel Sturgis arrived last wee
from Fort Douglas to visit her PAL
ents, Colonel and Mrs. R. B.. G. Bemen'
Major Sturgis has been ordered frol
Fort Douglas to Fort Russell.
MI. and Mrs. Louis Warren Hill hav
: taken a house at Manchester-by-tht
: Sea for the summer.
) H. Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Wann of Por
. land avenu sailed last week from En-
land for New York on the Atlanti
e transport Minnetonka. After visitin
# Lady Harland in London, Mr.. and Mr.
is Wann went to Germany to visit M
b Wann's sister, the Countess vo
Schwerin, who spent last summer in S
Paul. - E..s . "
Mrs. John Wann of the Marlboroue
K and her daughter, Frau Won Quas
sailed yesterday from New York Q
the steamship Princess Irene for Maple
,e Madame Weinberger, formerly of s