The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15

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roundfngs planned by the landscape
gardener. Mr.. and Mrs. Savage will, of
course, have with them again this sum-
mer their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle M. Savage from Toronto,
Can. .:s.,..,
Mrs. Savage gave dinner last even
ing at her home. Covers were laid for
fourteen, and the appointments were
pink roses and clusters Of violets.
The formal opening Of the summer
season at the Minikahda club will be
next Saturday, and if the weather is
favorable the affair will be very gay.
The clubhouse and the surroundings are
now in spick and span condition, and as
an army of workmen has been engaged
repairing, renovating and building addi-
tons. one will hardly. recognize the club
in it's fine Easter dress, -. ....
Last evening the first social gathering
took place since the Lenten season has
come and gone. Invitations had been
sent out for a bridge whist tournament,
and preceding the tournament the large
dining room was thrown open for a din
ner party, served to the players in diff.
ferent groups. Bridge was played on
the new glass porch, and the men and
women made an attractive picture,
Willie Cu0 Importance Ol Ur1uR0 WllSG
and, it's exciting features held many
spellbound for several hours. The prizes
were handsome trophies, and two were
presented to the highest scores among
the women and two to the men who
played best. -. .s.f ,,..r..-: ..
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Heffelfnger had
made arrangement for party Of six
teen guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Bel
den entertained group Of fourteen;
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II. Mcmillan s party were five, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Mott had also party Of
five, and Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Jordan had
one Of the tables with covers for four.
The Beta Eta chapter Of Delta Tau
Delta will give it's annual dancing party
at the Minikahda club Wednesday even
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enue s, entertained at 6 o'clock dinner
Thursday evening in honor Of her niece,
Miss Ethel Peppard Of Truro, Nova
Scotia, who has. just arrived to spend
the summer in Minneapolis. The dining
room was perttily decorated in green
and white, and smilax wrcathed the
centerpiece of white tulips. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.. Tooker Of Summit
avenue are entertaining Mr.. lockers
cousin, Mrs. j. G.. Patterson Of New
York. Mrs, Patterson has come to make
Minneapolis her home, and after her
visit with the lockers will permanently
locate here. Miss Margaret Tooker has
gone east to spend the Easter holidays
with Mrs. Thee Blasting and Miss Alice
Q 'Brien in New York.
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annual ball of Company. L, First in
fantry, NJ. N. g., were sent out last
week. The ball will be given in Ma
sonic Temple Friday evening, April 81,
| and elaborate preparations are being
made. Rossiter Is First Regiment or
chestra will play.
Two special cars over the Burling-
ton will leave Chicago this evening for
ST. Paul, bringing the wedding party
| to the Hannahan- Sullivan marriage
ceremony. Miss Sullivan is the daugh-
| ter of D. M. Sullivan, former auditor
to John J. Mammalian nv will IL take place place
| in st. Mark s church, Merriam Park,
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock. The
service will be followed by large re-
ception at the home Of the Sullivans,
| 473 Lyndhurst avenue, from / to 5
o CLOCK. Mr.. Mammalian is the grand
master Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen Of the United States, Can
ada and Mexico. He will take his
bride on a short wedding tour and
later to Peoria, ILL.,, where beautiful
| home awaits them. Mrs William Sui
Ivan Of Muskogee, I. T., will be the
matron Of honor, Miss Jennie Whalen
and Miss Anna May Mortimer will be
the maids, and the little niece Of the
bride, Favoretta Sullivan, will be flower
girl. Timothy Shay of Chicago will be
the best man and the ushers are to be
Frank 2. Sargent of Washington, D. G.. !;
Hugh MCGOWAN, Minneapolis; James
Mammalian, Chicago; Ted Connolly,
Minneapolis; Louis Sullivan, Harry
Brooks Of Scanlon, MINI; Lon Wood
ruff of Merriam Park. and George and
Harry Rogers of st. Paul.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Matson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Mat
son, and Eugene E. Hale will take
place Thursday aevening at the home
! Of the family, 2019 Fifth avenue s.
Miss Edna Matson will be the maid Of