The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. johnson and
Miss Winn1fr6d johnson returned Sat
urday from trip to Okobogi, Iowa,
after spending several weeks at the
trip to Iowa and back on their touring
car. Miss Vernita Consigni of EN-
mettsburg, Iowa, accompanied them |
home and will be their guest for few
weeks. Mrs. w. |. Carpenter will chape-
ron a party Of young people at lunch
avenue S., which Glen Carpenter will |
give for Miss Consigni. After luncheon |
the young people will go out to the |
lake for roller skating party and for
a launch ride.
Mrs. johnson will give a dinner next
Thursday for her guest and dancing
party. will follow the dinner. A num-
Der of other affairs are planned for next |
week in honor Of Miss Consigni.
Mrs. Anna Potter has issued invita-
tions for the marriage of her daughter,
Bell W1lds, to Ernest j. Rock, which
will take place Wednesday,, Aug. Is, at
the home of Mrs. Potter, 1927 Ninth
avenue S. q z-'ssS =.
= Friday afternoon Miss Myrtle Harker
gave delightful hosiery shower for
the bride at her home on Elliot avenue.
The parlors were decorated with mas
turtiums, while pink sweet peas were
used in the dining room. The chair Of
the bride was marked by a bunch Of
white sweet peas, tied with white rib
bons, and bunch Of white sweet peas
designated the chair of Miss Phebe
Cole. bride of early autumn. During
the afternoon verses Of admonition and
advice were composed for the bride, and
these, with the packages of hosiery,
were concealed about the rooms. A
tanned at Litchfeld and number Of
other affairs are planned in her honor.
Miss Olive Brooks will give an in
formal thimble bee for small group
of friends tomorrow afternoon for her
guest, Miss Hopwood, who is here from
the east. -t.&s I'LL. .. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ernest Tucker
entertained at a. sailing party on Lake
Calhoun Friday evening. After spend
ing the earlier part of othe evening on
the lake, the guests repaired to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker on First
avenue s. g., where ar, buffet supper was
appointments, the flowers, tapers, con-
fections and ices carrying out color
scheme of pink and white. 49,
Those present were Misses CLARA and
Emma Johnson, Lillian Zimmerman,
Georgia Jorgenson, Aida Grosh, jose
phine Preston and Miss johnson of La
ton B. Mason, Herbert Tucker, Messrs.
and Mines. Frank E. Tucker and Verna
T. Brewer. &EH~ 49,. - -~." .
Mrs. Kenton King entertained at q
Japanese roof garden party Friday at
her home, CAS- Central park. st. Paul,
in honor of her sisters, Misses Ida and
M Ma1 Kahn gussts Xege ths
Towns, Mary .Sheehan, Anna Sheehan,
Hazel Marsh, Hilda Wickland and Reba
Shaffer. - 49, .,~-.. .>,->..... .
Announcement has been received Of
the marriage of Miss Estelle Raza of
Montreal N to FREDERICK Bacon -Philbrook
, brother Of Mrs. Harry w. Clark Of East
Fifteenth street, and. Mrs. Clark and
; her little daughter, Eleanor, and Miss
Eulalia G. Bacon went east to attend
/ the wedding. The bride is niece of
Mrs. Nelson. Williams, and her cousins
: are Willis c., Williams and Mrs. E. n
2 Q Dor ssn Of this e PhilbESoh
society Of Cincinnati. *'I" ~" gas.
: The Misses Cole Of 315 Tenth street
| 8 will give musical this evening in
9 honor of their guest, Miss Florence
Shuman Of La Crosse. Wis: Another
honor. guest will be Fred Perry, who
; Perry is now spending two months with
his brother, Fred Cropsey, in Merriam
= Park. On the program will be Mis-,
0 Belle Floto, a pianist of Dixon, ILL.,, anc
e Frank Wilson, who will give several
n vocal numbers. Clarencel Floto viii
G give. cornet selections. Miss Shuman viii
L be guest at number Of affairs during
g her two weeks in the city.
n The Misses Ludwig of 3515 Seven
+ teenth avenue S gave an informal thin
BILE bee Wednesday for Misses Marion
and Phebe Cole, two October brides
Fight gil frle a tS Of TING brides 1, yer
noon hemming busters and towels. Ligh
+ refreshments were served late in thu
- afternoon. = t'T r. ~.