The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

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G DON the college girls will come
ID home for the summer vacation
and everybody is making plans
for entertaining them during the sum
mer months. The girl graduates will.
of course, be much feted. and while
looking upon them with particular in
terest, for they will be the debutantes
of next season. While the graduation
exercises and commencement affairs
will not take place until the latter part
Of May or early June, fathers and moth
ers are already preparing to be with
their children on the day of all days
educate. large number Of our girls,
and a host of young women are now
away finishing or continuing their edu
cation. At Wells college, where there
is such large group Of Minneapolis
girls, only two will be graduated this
spring E. One is Ma ri E dnd Nh M7T
1. Martin of 223 Ridgewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin have decided to
go east for the commencement at Wells,
and their daughter will return home
with them.
Miss Charlotte Partridge, one of the
popular younger girls. the daughter Of
be a graduate Of Miss spence's school
in New York this spring Miss Part
ridge will not come home to remain as
yet, for Mrs Partridge is planning to
have her daughter spend year abroad
before she is formally presented to
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: A. B. Jackson
Of Third avenue s, who is student at
Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, Conn.,, will
graduate this year. Mrs. Jackson has
Just returned from the east, where she
visited her daughter during the Easter
vacation, so she will not 60 back in
June.
ua ARp tSs Of sp hs W % ba Ms! BE n s5fH
cent Hosmer, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. K. Hosmer. Miss Hosmer is
well known among the Younger people,
She was a student at the Central high
school, and one of the best basket ball
players. Dr.. and Mrs. Hosmer have
been spending the winter in Washing
ton, but Miss Hosmer still claims to
be a Minneapolis girl, as she spends
nearly every summer with her sisters,
Mrs. Albert Eddy and Mrs. Willett An
keny, or at the Hosmer summer home
at Wildhurst. Mrs. w. H. Ritchie of
1914 Stevens avenue will 60 east the
third week in May to attend the com.
1nencement exercises at Wells, altho
her second year at college.
Miss Harriet Mcdonald, whose mar.
rage to Rev. Herbert Chandler Ide OF
New Britain, Conn.,, will be an event
of the coming week, has chosen her sis
honor, and Robert Webb will be the
best man. The marriage will take
place at the family home on Oak Grove
street, Wednesday. Mr.. Ide arrived
from Connecticut last week.
Mrs. W. L. Wolford of Tenth street
=, will entertain at cards Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. William R. Sweat Of Park ave
nue. will entertain at an informal
bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Heffelfnge1
and Mr.. and Mrs, G. R: Lamb, returned
where they attended the horse races
+ Mrs. George H. Partridge is ex
pected home from southern California
/. the latter part, Of the week: Mis-
fornia until June, as she is making :
.Itund. Of delightful visits among
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. George 6
Bagley are now in Paris, France, ani
{ will not come home until late in May
! Mrs H: G; Fertig and daughter, Ellen 7
/ 5ze s;ri Tuesday morning from Phila
+ chaperoned her daughter, Miss Grac,
Fertig, and her college friend, at
charming Easter vacation trip. Mrs
William Donaldson, who has beel
gPending the Easter vacation with Mis-
May Donaldson in New York, returned
home Friday morning. $3.50. 7.
BY far the most brilliant wedding
of the week was that Of Miss Satterle
and Mr.. Yerxa, which took place a
The Satterlee residence on Fourtl
street Sc, Wednesday evening Mrs
Mrs. M oSog gat Ra e Of %nn Mdish
among the group Of out-of-town rela
tives who assisted at the receptio
/. which followed the ceremony, TIL
E bride, and bridegroom had rather a
exciting runaway when they wen
away. Every possible plan to haras
lust m Mu1 tricks faiIed,, howeve
dfn u anerH n aed n an automobife u ms
the cover of night to a friendly r
treat at The Hampshire Arms. Th
Ralph Gillette machine which was
led it merry chase, but the chauffeu
of the bridal motor cunningly dispose
Of his charges and then enticed NJ
gillette on wild-goose chase aroun
Lake Harriet. It was at rather q LAT
hour that Mr.. Gillette discovered thu
S he had had his chase all for nothing.
81 May 10 is the date which the Mi
. ikahda club members are anticipatin
ID with interest as the evening Of tt
1 much talked about vaudeville perform
aree OF course the date is subjee
to change, but at the present time tt
men who take part and those who al
arranging the affair are planning fl
the tenth Of May: F: B.: Wells an
4 committee will have general charge {
. the affair. 49, --....-z . - -, -.
Last night in spite Of the cool an
. rainy weather, the dinner dance was
# charming affair, and was attended b
. number of the club members NJ
and Mrs. C. r. Lamb had group I
8 twelve guests, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. !