The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-14

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Of two popular Excelsior girls Miss
Mabel Lorenz will be. married to Clark
Post Of Minneapolis, at O'Clock, at |
the family home near Excelsior. She
will have only one attendant, her little,I
cousin, Louise Dickinson, who is to be
the ring Rev. G. l.. Morrill, Of |
Minneapolis will read the service,
which is to be quiet home ceremony.
Mrs. George J.. Paul entertained at a
parcel shower for her niece last week,
and Miss Lillian Dickinson gave a
home in Excelsior, at which she en-
tertained twenty-five young people.
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Per-
kins and Harry H. Mix will be solem-
nized in the evening at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Perkins. Rev. w. H. Jordan Of
the First Methodist church, Minneap-
oils, will read the service, to which
about 100 invitations have been is
sued. Miss Florence: Perkins will be
her sisters maid of honor, and George
Pendergast will be the best man. The
attendants. Evelyn Chiefly and Olive,
Wyman will stretch the ribbons. Carol.
Chiefly will be the little ring bearer,
and Elizabeth Joslyn will be the flower,
girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Mix will reside in
Excelsior, where they have taken a
house for the WINTER :
Mrs. James Bladon. entertained
Wednesday afternoon at luncheon
and quilting bee at her summer home
in Excelsior: Ten guests were present
and spent the morning and afternoon
plying their needles: !. The luncheon
was appointed in the autumn colors,
red and yellow, and luscious fruit
formed the centerpiece of the table,
While the vases and wall-pockets. were
filled with autumn leaves and bios
SONS. &c. 49,.
Miss Katherine Niccun : and Karl
Randall Of Mound, were married at the
TUESDAY, Rev sfB onad M e dssi rea
the service. Miss Laura, Kanghan was
the bridesmaid and Willard Randall,
the best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Randall
will reside in Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. R. Kerney, president; Mrs.
O.: G. De .Grood, vice president; Mrs,
Willard Dillman, secretary; Mrs. G. P.
chairman Of the work committee, are
the officers elected at the annual meet
ing of the Congregational Ladies' Aid
lsociety Of Excelsior. Mines. L. F. Samp-
son, Murray, Moulter, Benjamin and
9. S. Swain were appointed to act on a
social committee, as new plan will
be followed this year, that of placing
the meetings on more social basis
than before. 49,. ~ gB .-.~.. go. ~
Mrs. Frank Haywood entertained the
Eucher club at the first meeting of the
season at her home in Excelsior,
Wednesday afternoon Sixteen mem.
bers We're present and spent the aft
ernoon at cards. ,Mrs..W. s.. McWade
will be hostess at the next meeting at
her home at Christmas lake.. i
| Mrs. W. P. Mcdonald entertained
last Sunday for Miss Marjorie Perkins
and Harry Mix. Dinner was served
from a table decorated with fall iblos'
SONS. The guests were Mr. and Mrs
Perkins, Mrs. p: w. FMeAllister, .Messrs
Harry Mix and sDobbin. 4 ,1ut4t o.
Mr.. and Mrs: L.. p. Hubbard an6
Miss Margaret Hubbard are back fo1
the, month Of October. &. Mr.. and Mrs
n H. Chase, Mrs. Slaymaker of St
Paul, Mrs. Charles Nichols of St. Paul
Miss Louise B. Hughs and Miss Ider
, dale Of Los. Angeles, and Mr.. and Mrs
: Won Westrum Of Berlin, Germany, ar,
spending the month of October at tn,
, Glen. The Glen will be open all thr,
the winter and the young society PEG
pie are planning many delightful coun
try outings. - len - =. .-sE
Thru the efforts Of a number of cit
liens of Excelsior, a reading room TO
public use will be opened Nov. in tn
> Smith building. Charles Wheeler will
t devote his attention to- it's needs. AL
the leading magazines and periodical
will be placed on the tables as soon a
! they are received. The room will b
t conducted on lines similar to the publ
library. There will be no charge, blu
!. books and magazines cannot be take1
t out of the roon.~ $3.50
!. Among the guests who, have been "a
t Glen Morris, Christmas Lake, reeentl
! are Mrs. Charles H.. Clark, Mr.. an
e Mrs. E. G.. Dougan, MI. and. Mrs. Am