The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06
the invitation and will go abroad il

the invitation and will go abroad in a
few days.
Miss Justine de Peyster and Howard
Martin will be married June 2 at Tiy-5
Peyster family The only attendants
will be the sister Of the bride, Mrs.
Garrett B. Kip, and Friedrich Townsend
Martin, the bridegroom q brother. The
wedding will be attended by many peo-
pie from New York, who will go to
Tivoli on a special train. Mr.. Martin
and his bride will pass the summer in
Europe, and will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Martin in Scotland.
The date of the wedding Of Miss
Caroline Frye Briggs, granddaughter of
Senator Frye Of Maine, and Garret A..
Hobart, son of the late Vice President
Hobart, has been set for June at the
home Of the bride, Lewistown, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will en-
tertain during the racing season at Bel
Hampstead, L. T., where they will 20
| tomorrow.
Mrs. George w. Childs, who has been
| spending the winter in Pasadena, CAL,
arrivedin Philadelphia this week. She
was accompanied by Lieutenant and
Mrs. J. j. Hunker.
Baron schlippenbach, the Russian
at the Russian embassy until the depart
ure. Of Baron and Baroness Rosen for
their summer residence in Magnolia
Mass, when he will probably accom-
pany them.
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. Miss Potter, daughter Of Bishop Pot
ter who has been a guest at the White
Eaouse during the past week, has left
for her home in New York. Admira
and Mrs. Cowles gave dinner in he1
honor before her. departure.
! The secretary Of the navy and Mrs
Bonaparte will spend the first part O.
| the summer at Bella Vista, their Mary
land estate, and will, some time dufin,
the summer, go to Lennox, where the,
spent several weeks last season.
The German ambassador and Baroness
|Speck Won Sternburg will spend tn
summer in Beverly Farms, Mass, wher
they have leased residence Mrs
:, Langham, mother of the baroness, al
rived in this country from England te
day, and will spend the months of Jul
in-law.
The champagne: terrapin stew an
canvasback duck era seems to hav
passed away from Washington foreve
Not long since some little girls from tn
Cathedral school began collection c
the favorite dishes of Washington
most prominent men and it is reall
wonderful to note what homely taste
these intellectual giants have acquire
President Roosevelt IS delight is I
breakfast in the open,, and his men
must depend on his luck with the riff
or the hook. He thinks fair-size
trout just out of the mountain strea
! with some good camp coffee and SON
wild green's, like watercress or peppe
grass, is a breakfast king might e
joy. The vice president confesses TIL
he gets more enjoyment from dish
Ice cream than almost anything he eat
This passion has survived his boyhot
and there are few days when he is Ii
ing at home that some kind of froz,
dainty does not make a conspicuo
/ part Of luncheon or dinner. The spea
e er likes picked pig s feet with hot co
z mullins and with black New Orlea
molasses. The secretary of the nav
I'd like the loyal Marylander he is. has p
er himself on#record as ENJOYING hon
a raised chicken fried with rich cres
ly gravy and corn fritters These recer
I'd are to be gotten together and sold t
~ a charity in which the Cathedral schf
nc is interested and the nation will
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