The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-16

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lis boys who are re- with i the Yale patty
will be home Friday morning. Stanley
Brooks, Sumner r. Mcknight, Jr:,
! Vernon Howe, Lindsey Smith, Richard
son Phelps, Sam Bowman, Roger Lee,
Harry Coolidge. Lyndon King and
Heman Pettingill are the Minneapolis
Yale men. Edmund j. Phelps, Jr., who
attends preparatory school in Ash
vile, N. c., will Join the Yale boys in
s Chicago. From From Hotchkiss preparatory
dents to Chicago, where they will meet
the Yale boys for the last end Of the
Closely allied for Hotch ks IS almost
exclusively preparatory for Yale. The
eleven Minneapolis boys are Laurence
Carpenter, Arthur Lyman, John Sny-
der, Byron Coolidge, Alfred Bushnell,
Palmer yaffray, Stanley Howe, Vernon
Smith, Stanley Dwinnell, Harold 91 nsimp-
gill, who is at Dartmouth college, will
come up with them from Chicago.
Miss Marion Pryor comes home
/ from Miss Scoville g Classical school in
New York this week, and will bring a
] guest for the Christmas holidays, a
school chum, Miss Mary Lindley Of Los
Angeles.
garet Washburn who are at Bryn Mawr
college, will arrive in Chicago Thurs
Anna Durham Of Chicago will give an
Informal tea in their honor. Miss Dun
ham is also a student at Bryn Mawr
and, as will be remembered, she Wis
/ tied Miss Passmore at her mother 8
country home at Lake Minnetonka last
summer. Misses Helen Truesdale, Kath-
crime Clerihew and Charlotte Pass
more, who are at Smith college, will
join them in Chicago and they will all
Katherine King, Bernice Barber, Mary
Geesaman and Alice Lyman are a
party Of four of the Minneapolis
Smith college girls who also arrive on
Friday morning. y,e,. .rr.: 49,.
Miss Mary Rand was the first to come
home. She is one of the Bryn Mawr
students and surprised her parents Sat-
urday morning.
Katherine Wyman, Katherine Barber
Porter in Pennington, Conn.,, and
they will be home next week. g.
The Wells college girls are all to
come home in a =. special car, leaving
Monday and arriving in Minneapolis
Wednesday. Minneapolis is well repre-
scented at Wells this year, for among
the students are Misses Anne Iceland,
Margaret Tooker, Helen Abbott, Edith
Watts, Louise ,Jamison, Helen Martin,
Ruth Dunwoody, Caroline Joyce, Doro-
Frances Andrews and Helen Hall. Com
ing home has a. particular Significance
for the Wells girls, as they will all be
present at the marriage Of Miss Ziporah
+, Ritchie, who did; not continue her
studies at Wells because Dan Cupid
| claimed her as his victim, and she will
marry in the first week. Of the New
| Year. 20. -
Miss Ruth Harrison is one of the
college girls who will not come home
from school this year. She attends Vas
sar and will spend the holidays with
relatives and friends in Buffalo.
Miss Priscilla Rand, VINO is at Miss
! Spence's school in New York, and Miss
Clara Hudson, who attends school at
Briar Cliff on the Hudson, will come
home together Friday. Miss Helen Har-
rison, who is at school at Inglewood,
n: J., will be home Saturday, and Miss
school in Baltimore, will also be home
the end Of the week. II.
Miss Helen Shevlin, from Miss Burn
ham s school, Northampton, came home
last week, but Miss Florence Shevlin
will not be home from Smith until next
week. Misses Margaret Lyman, Mary
Van Dusen, Helen Wheeler, who are
also at Miss Durham IS, will come home
together. 49,. :.
Misses Grace Fertig, Marion Gillette
and Katherine Shull, three of the Min
neapolis girls at Ogontz, leave Phila-
rive in Minneapolis Thursday evening
for their vacation. 80. .......-. :
Misses Eleanor Merrill, Marjorie Fish
and Charlotte Mott come home Thurs
day from Florence school, Washington.
Mrs. A. p. Merrill went to Washington
for Thanksgiving and she will bring
the three girls back with her. Thanks
giving she entertained the three for
dinner and they were. Joined by Keith
Merrill and Edwin Fish. ..7.:...., J
The Misses Katherine and Nina Law
in Albany, will be home Dec. % to
spend the holidays with their mother,
Mrs. Edmund Pennington. -
Among the Christmas brides will be
Miss Bertha Kinnard, whose marriage
to DR.. Walter Scott Lafans will take
place Thursday evening, Dec. 81, at 8
o clock at the home of the BRIDES pa,
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Brook Kin.
! nard, on Dupont avenue. The invita-.
tions were issued yesterday, anad in the
days before the wedding a number OF
affairs will be given for the young
couple. On Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Haines will give the bridal din.
ner for their niece and her fance
Wednesday, evening Mrs. J. E. Orrin Of
Fremont avenue S will entertain at
dinner, and on Tuesday Mrs Chester
Kinnard and Mrs. Robert Griswold will
give q thimble bee at the home of Mrs,
Kinnard, 2749 Hennepin avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred A. Erb gave din
| ner Friday evening at their home for
Miss Kinnard and DR.. Lafans. Covers
were placed for eight and the decora-
lions were in the Christmas colors.
1 There is to be Christmas wedding.
as the outcome Of little romance
which began at Lake Harriet last sum-
mer. The bride is an extremely hand
some girl. and the whole affair is just a
/ slove at first sight story. One even
ing about June 81, the pretty girl and
a girl friend attended the concert at
Lake Harriet. Dan Cupid, always orig
inal, chose the old drinking pump, the
most prosaic spot at all Lake Harriet,
as resting place. Among the group Of
young people who drank of The clear
water which flows up from the heart of
Mother Earth was the pretty girl and
the young man. An introduction fol-
lowed thru mutual friends and before