The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

Mr.. Newell was taking a law course
nesota state university. Mr.. Newell
was graduated from Washburn in 100.
The announcement of Miss Bissell's en-
gagement follows close upon the mar
rage Of her brother, DR.. Frank Bissell,
who married Miss Blanche Stanford in
the winter.
Thru the Pennington-Lawler we'd
ding which took PLACE in St. Paul
will be the loser a nd Minneapolis So
ciety the winner of one Of the most
charming and most accomplished ma
irons. Mrs. Pennington was formerly
Miss Ella Sturgis, and was known in
eastern and western society as s'the
beautiful Miss Ella Sturgis," a tribute
to her personal charm and her highly
ton will be at the Plaza after Aug. /,
where they will remain until the hand
some residence which Mr.. Pennington is
building on Colfax and Summit ave-
nues, is completed
Mrs. Pennington's three daughters
will also be warmly welcomed by the
younger sets, for they have inherited
Miss Lawler is a graduate from the
Sacred Heart convent at.St. Louis. She
will not be introduced into twin city
society this fall, however, but in all
probability will make trip to- Europe,
Miss Katherine Lawler and Nina Law
Ter, the younger daughters of Mrs. Pen
nington,- are still at the school age and
attend Sacred Heart convent at AL.
bany, N. Y. &s@ls@ - 5<sz.@.5sS..
Mr.: and Mrs. George G: Bagley,
Ralph Bagley and Judge and Mrs. w.
a. Lancaster were among the guests at
the wedding.
/ Announcement is made of the en-
gagement Of Miss Edith Mary Pick
burn of London, England, and William
Y. Chute of this city. III.
Mrs. 9. M. Loring entertained infor-
mally at her home on Clifton avenue
Wednesday at a twelve-cover luncheon
for Mrs. James H. Montgomery of Erie.
Pa, and Mrs. Robert F. Innes of Au-.
gusta, Ga. Mrs. Montgomery, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Franklin Ben
ner of Kenwood, returned home Thurs
daughter, Miss Marjorie, are to be at at
Glen Morris, Christmas lake, Lake Min
netonka, for a months before returning
to their southern home. Mrs. Innes and
Mrs. montgomery came to Minneapolis
for the wedding of their niece, Mrs.
Edwin Dodge, who was formerly Miss
Katherine Modisette. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge, bv the wav. ara
having delightful wedding trip. They
are now visiting the Thousand Islands,
and will 90 to New York for a week to
visit relatives of Mr.. Dodge. So it
will be probably some time in August
before they return to Minneapolis
Mrs: Alice R. Rogers has returned
1 IRON bn1o B sE Il Lodge, near Lake City,
Side have been several weeks. Mrs.
Rogers, brings as her guest her niece,
Miss Alice Cooper, who will spend
several weeks in the city. Miss Coop.
er is the only daughter of G. S. Coop
er,. vice president Of the Brown Cooper
Publishing house in Chicago. Many
charming affairs will be given in hon
or of Miss Cooper. Mrs. Side and Mrs,
Rogers will give dancing party at
their new country home near the
Town and Country club. The home is
just being completed and this will be
the first smart affair to be given there,
Upon her return Mrs. ]. G. Young of
1900 Second avenue S, will give a din
ner at the Town and Country club.
Mrs. Henry Green Cole, who was for
merly Miss Susanna Fletcher, is ex-
pected on a visit at the; home of her
uncle, Loren Fletcher, next week. Mrs
Coles marriage to Captain Cole took
place last fall, and Minneapolis society
has since seen but little Of the former
favorite. Mrs. Cole will be in Mime
apolis for about a month, and her
friends are planning to entertain for
her in many pretty ways.
Mary Morgan and Miss. Louie Morgan,
the daughters Of Major IS and Mrs.
George M. Morgan, are visiting in the
twin cities, The Morgans left for
Fort Riley, Kansas, last fall, and their
departure caused a great deal of regret
among the younger people. Miss Mary
Mnrnan ii visiting Miss Helen PatteI-