The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-26

pretty residential streets and the ride
to the clubhouse in her machine. Mrs.
Theodore Jordan and Mrs. A. w. Strong
drive runabouts, and Mrs. George W.
Case also runs her own machine. Mrs.
Sewall D. Andrews is often seen in her
large auto car and is an expert at the
wheel. Mrs. Walter Joslin, Mrs. Archa
Wilcox, Miss Beatrice Wilcox, Miss
Jessie Tonge and Mrs. Harry Pence
are all we'll known for their ability to
run an automobile in the proper fash
ion.
The European travellers are beginning
to wander home and by the LIST of Sep
tember: the majority of them will be
back in Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Walker will land in New York
this morning. They crossed on the
America after most delightful auto
mobile trip thru England and on the
continent, which was of more than or
binary interest, as it was their we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will
spend a few days in New York and
will not reach Minneapolis until the
last Of the week. They will be with
Mrs. Walkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Hudson, on Colfax avenue S,
probably all winter, as the new house
Mr.. Walker is building will not be
ready before spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Rand and Miss
Mary Rand, who have been on a con-
tinental motor trip also, arrived in New
York last week, and have gone up to
the Berkshires to visit Mrs. Ponsonbv
Ogle for few days. They will not be
home for another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Harris and Miss
Katherine Harris, like the others, are
tarrying in New York for a short visit
after leaving the steamer which brought
them from Europe after most delight
full trip Of several months, but they will
reach home Wednesday.
Scott Woodwork and Clarence Tearse
came on at once and arrived home yes
terday. They were also motoring on
the continent in Mr.. Tearse's car and,
of course, Mr.. Woodwork attended the
musical festivals in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hooker reached
Minneapolis Friday morning after a
trip that took them thru the British
isles and continental countries. Mr.
and Mrs. Hooker were away three
months
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Lyman and
family, who went away early in June,
will sail Thursday for New York.
Minneapolis took decided interest
in the tennis tournament at the Town
and Country club last week, and many
were the automobiles and carriages
which took tennis enthusiasts dow,
every day. Mrs. Frank D. Blakeley
was hostess on one day, and she had
assisting her a group Of Minneapolis
women, Mines. John E. Shaw, Louis B
Newell, Sewall D. Andrews, Archa E.
Wilcox and her sister, Miss Hunter of
1oI n1DlS
and Miss Partridge aided on another
afternoon. There were innumerable
luncheon parties and as many dinners,
50 that altogether the tennis relieved
the social dullness which is always
to be found In mid-August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Bagley of
Park avenue gave a dinner Thursday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Pennington. It was one of the hand
some affairs of the week. Covers were
laid for sixteen.
nue. gave prettily appointed luncheon
yesterday at her home for her sister,
Miss Dolly Winston, and group Of the
younger college girls.
One of the pretty college affairs was
a dinner given last night by Miss
Ziporah Richie at the Minika6da club
for Miss Anne Vinton of Rochester,
N. y, and Miss Jessie Lines Of South
Town, Pa, who are visiting here. The
guests were all Wells college girls, and
an equal number Of young men. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Henry Richie chaperoned
the party. Covers were laid for Misses
Ninton1, Lines, Caroline Joyce, Anne
LELAND and Richie, and Messrs, Ray.
mond Joyce, Wilbur Thayer, Clinton
Avery, Ernest, Woodward and George
Doerr. me table was appointed in
yellow, with summer blossoms as a
setting. The. young. people remained
for dance later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Clifford of Fargo.
N. D., are to- be residents Of Minneap-
oils. At present they are with their
brother, F. W. Clifford, at the Camp
Villa, Minnetonka Beach, but they will
take a house in town next fall for q
permanent home.
A newcomer in Minneapolis society
will be James Archibald Ross Of To-
ledo, Ohio, the fance of Miss Anne
Bovey. Mr.. Ross win arrive in the
city next Thursday, after having ar
ranged his business interests in Toledo
in a way which will not interfere with
his residence in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Eva s. Garlock will come from,
Winona to Minneapolis in the early