The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-22
Pertinent Personalities.

aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Phillips, at
2401 Portland avenue. They are on
their way to Topeka, Kan, to spend
the summer with Mrs. Douglas parents.
Mrs. George G. Bryant Of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. M.
Phillips, at 24O1 Portland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G.. Winter have re-
turned from canoeing trip on the
Columbia river.
R. M. Thompson Of 7o1 Fifteenth
avenue Sc left last evening for Den
yer to attend the sixty seventh con
meets in Denver from July % to 26.
Arthur S. Dupont of 205 Ridgewood
avenue has left on two weeks trip
on the Great Lakes.
Miss Marguerite Gray is spending the
summer with the Misses Wells at the
E: 2; Wells summer home at Spofford,
N. H. =< nE
Mrs Dallas Fouts and her daughter,
Gladys, of Dickinson, n. d., are visit
ing Mrs G. L.. Covell Of 4046 Park
boulevard. .r ~, s'-.a@ ss5
! Mr.. and Mrs William Lindsay Brown
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at 3217 Park avenue.
They went east by way Of the Macki-
nae island and visited at Detroit, Buff
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Anderson left Fri
| day morning on trip to Mackinac
weeks trip from Chicago and will re-
turn by way of Duluth. On their way
they will spend several days in Mil
Mrs. Fred Wildly Chickering and chill
st. Paul and are at the Angus for sew
eral weeks. Later they will visit in
Minneapolis and at Lake Mime tonka:
Mrs. Chickering is the daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. James a. Davidson,
who are also in the party OF, guests
TAT the Angus. She formerly lived in
| st. Paul, where her marriage took place
Miss Margaret Titus of Glendale,
Ohio, is the guest of Miss Thompson
for a few weeks at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward A. Davis, 1924 Port
land avenue. This is Miss Titus first
visit to the twin cities and her many
Minneapolis friends are arranging a de-
ightful program Of sightseeing for her.
Nellie Hotchkiss sailed Thursday on
the steamer Kaiserine Auguste Victoria
for Europe, where they will stay until
the middle of September.
f Mr.. and Mrs. F.. J.@.Willimann, 3346
Second avenue s, have returned from
a month s visit to the Yellowstone
park and washington.
the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
has sufficiently recovered from her ILL
ness to. ioin the Empire Ladies' orches-
ira Of Boston, which is playing twelve
weeks engagement in Atlantic City.
Misses Villa Clint and Minnie Lar
son of Minneapolis and Florence Ian.
ner, Fife Johnson and Estella Bissell OF
Titzgibbons, are spending two weeks
outing at the Dalk cottage on Green
Mrs. P. ". Ringer and son, Walter
leave tonight for Kilbourn: Wis. where
they will be guests of Mrs. Ringers
sister, Mrs. H.. G. Luttgerodt. They
will visit Milwaukee and Chicago be
f0f Miss se A. F. Partridge of the Hamp
gone until Sept. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben W. Ingersoll Of
Selma, Ala, are spending few day.
! with their mother, Mrs. Imogen Inger
; soil, 3O37 Fifteenth avenue s.
Miss Mamie Long of 1903 Western
avenue is visiting friends at Clncln
natl.
\ Wednesday on the steamer Ryndam TO
Charles H. Howard of 1890 vincen
4 avenue s., who has been seriously Ill
/ = Mrs. G. G. Boosen and daughter
H Lolita, have returned from a fou
h weeks outing on the St. Lawrence rive
and the Laurentian mountains.
\ Miss Mary Wilson has left for !, a
extended visit with her sister, Mr.
\ Corl of Boston.
\ Mrs. R. D. Strong and son, Fred, o
H Chicago are visiting her sister, Mrs
| J. Z. Fitzgerald Of Marshall avenue.
\ Misses Lydia Plaivance and Miss RS
4 Their Bowman, entertained thirty guest
/ at a luncheon at the Lake Harriet Pa
L vilion cafe yesterday After tho <luncf
II con the party went automobiling aroun
/ the lake, returning for the band COZ
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