The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25
ST. PAUL

. l.. PAUL
The tableaux and ball which the Min
Hssota Boat club gave at the armory
and brilliant affair. The armory was
hung with rowing shells, aquatic pen
nants, oars and keels with garlands OF
ssnilax and flowers woven about them.
The tableaux included well-known pic.
lures representing the business firms OF
st. Paul, and the young people who
After the tableaux the chairs were re-
moved and a dance program of fifteen
numbers was played by the Fort Smell
ling band. Among those who posed in
the pictures were Mines. James N. Al
lison, Brackett. Sidney B. Dean, J. D.
Lawler, w. w. Price, Webster Wheel
ock, j..
Misses Ethel Allen of Fort Smelling,
Eleanor Ames of Boston, Louise Coch-
ran. Lucille Davis, Mary Dawson, Finch,
Anne Foley, Marguerite Magoftin, New
port, Julia Rogers, Marie Stevens, Nina
Young.
Messrs. Williams Cochran, M. NJ.
French, Theodore W. Griggs, N. 2.
ner, Cushing Wight, A. f. Young, <Jr.
Miss Josephine Rowland arrived from
Greenwich, Conn.,, yesterday to visit
Miss Mar aret Strong of dartmouth
avenue, whose marriage to Philip M.
Brett of New York will take place on
Tuesday evening in st. Johns church.
Miss Rowland is to. be maid of honor
and Mr.. Brett s nephews, Cornelius and
Howard Halves of Richmond, Va, comes
TO st. Paul to be Mr.. Brett's best man
and the ushers will be Seaward Davis,
Clarkson Runyon, Charles Runyon and
William BellSnap of New York, Howard
Elting Of Chicago and Warren Strong
Of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Wood
ment Of their daughter, Miss Gladys
Woodruff, to Allen Edward Goodhue Of
Chicago, formerly of st. Paul. The mar
Riage will take place in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A. Guiterman an
nounce the engagement Of their sister,
Louise Mildred Elson, to Benjamin, M.
We'll, Jr., of Milwaukee. They will be
at home tomorrow evening at 9o6
Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Yeager of Summit
avenue announce the marriage of their
daughter, Emily Josephine, to Dr.
which will take place at the bride s
home, Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Colburn, Laurel avenue,
will entertain at cards Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. James Schoonmaker and Mrs
Charles G.. Titcomb of Western avenue
will entertain at bridge tomorrow.
Mrs. W. E. Rogers, Exchange street
q raoortion fT1osdau aftarnOon in
honor Of Mrs. Nathaniel P. Rogers. The
reception room was decorated in yellow
roses and the dining room had Amer
lean Beauty roses. Mrs. N. P. Lang
ford and Mrs. James Gilfillan presided
at the table. Others assisting thruout
). r. Nv HVer H. W. H. stowell, samue
Gilbert, Webster Wheelock, Perry Gil
fllan, Hall, Harrison G. Foster, East
man, Burnside Foster, John Fulton
Robert Wheaton, Arthur Sweeney
Misses Magoffn, Horn and Stevens.
Maurice Auerbach has gone t.
Charleston, s. g., where Mrs. Auerbacf
has been spending the winter. Mrs
Auerbach, with her mother, Mrs. Rice
expected to go to Florida, but has beer
detained in Charleston by the illness Of
her young daughter, Miss . Mat1 ieI
Auerb bach, who has typhoid fever ou
Mrs, MARVEL and Miss Adine MARVEL
formerly Of st. Paul, who have beef
abroad for several years, have taken
home in Paris.
avenue viii leave the first Of the weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Roger
of the Aberdeen will move into thel
apartments at the Estene, 80 Ken
stF Mss M Aiee NJ Mickey of Boston is tn
gues est of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Nc
Key. Grand avenue
Carl Taylor and Mrs, J. W. Taylor o
Summit avenue, left last evening TO
Mrs. NJ. Forest and Miss Fores
Holly avenue have returned d f H;1 t s1,m
NIT avenue. have returned from Ne7
York and Aiken, s. @. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard James or Tn
Aberdeen have returned from the cas-
DR.. A. J. Gillitte and Miss Margare
GiIlitte Of the Aberdeen have returne
from Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Parlin q
the Aberdeen left Tuesday evening &c
Seattle to sail shortly for Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leslie Wann Q
Portland avenue Will leave ne35 we
for New York to sail On March 3 &c
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. schadle Of tn
Aberdeen have gone to Florida.
. Mr., and Mrs, J. G.. Woodworth, Por
land avenue, left last week Tor tt
Pacific coast 49, 49,.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles W. Bum, Por
land avenue, accompanied by Stanfo1
Newell, have gone to the Pacific coas
F. SALTWATER
Miss Rose Pfeger has returned to 8
Paul after a visit of a week in tn