The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-26
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1.-THE head is always the dupe Of
the heart. La Rochefoucauld.

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Pratt
and DR.. Harper ,McCrea will take place
Thursday, April 26, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Pratt is the daughter Of Mrs.
Emma Pratt of 1928 Second avenue S.
She is a graduate of the Central high
school and has been prominently ldenti-
field with musical circles of MinneaPo-
lis' Miss Pratt and her mother have
gone east, and after a visit with Mich
gan relatives, will 60 to Brooklyn. The
date Of the wedding was originally set
April 26 in order that T. B. Janney
who is now in Europe, might be pres
ent. DR.. McCrea is graduate Of Ham
line university.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Mrs. Clara L. Spilane and
Charles F.. Ceilley, formerly Of Chicago
which took place at Davenport, Iowa
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ceilley are
now travelling in the south. They will
be at Lake Minnetonka this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Budd celebrated
their golden wedding yesterday at thei1
| home in Maple Plain, MINI. The at
fair was in the form Of family reunion
and a large group of friends joined the
family later in the day. The rooms had
an appropriate setting of flowers and
| foliage. and many handsome gifts were
presented to. the couple. Mr.. and Mrs
Budd have four children, twenty; sever
grandchildren and one great -gra ndchild
oil OF whom were present yesterday
| The four children are Mrs. Ella Per
kins of St. Paul, Mrs. Anna Ditty and
Mrs. Lille Dirty of Black Duck, MINI.
and Charles Budd, deputy sheriff OF
Minneapolis: They have lived in Ma
pie Plain since 1865: Mr.. Budd wat
born in Ohio and is 70 years old. He
battery. He married Miss Emaline Gun
ningham in 1916 in Montgomery county
Indiana. Mrs. Budd is also 70 years
old. - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Woerner an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Marie Henriette, to Arthur E. Hop
per. The wedding will take place ii
May.
Mrs. S. Friedlander entertained in
of twelve. Mrs. J. F. McElroy, who
leaves next Sunday for Texas, was ths
honor guest. Mrs. Charles f.. Daniel:
will entertain at cards Wednesday fo1
Mrs. McElroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Waterbury Of
1925 Aldric avenue S entertained Sat
urday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Tuch
sherer of St. Paul. Euchre was played
and later supper was served. The score
cards and decorations were suggestive
of the Easter season. ="
Mrs. Percy Watson gave an informa
tea Friday afternoon at her apart
ments in the Arcola The decoration:
| in ink Mrc I 1T, i'll II
and Miss Davidson gave musical pro
gram. Miss Helen Perkins assisted thu
hostess.
Miss Ella ". Conrad and Rev. Henry
| G. Scholberg were married Friday a
the home of Mrs. WILDER. Rev. Alexan
der Smith of Hamline read the service
and Peter Scholberg of Ortonville acte:
as best man. Mr.. Scholberg is at pres
I ent pastor of the St. Paul Park .Metho
dist Episcopal church. Both Mr.. am
Mrs. Scholberg are students, Of Ham
line university. They passed the re
quired examinations for foreign mis-
| sionaries recently held in Chicago AM
will leave IN the summer for India.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. =
Mrs. c. c. Hartman is home from a wester
trip. 49, Fl. -
/ Mr.. and Mrs. 6. II. Judd have gone to Ch1cag
| for several weeks.
Miss Althea Fifeld has returned from til
east. .
Madame Tucker has returned from trip
the east.
Miss Elizabeth Chant has returned from
months visit in Fargo, N. d.. and in wester
Minnesota.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Winter Of Duluth is the guest
her sister, Mrs. George l.. La Vayea. 2433 d.
pont avenue S.
|
Mrs. Elizabeth Manewell Courtney has returne
from California and is at the Henneoin apar
ments. .---. .....-..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Leighton and Miss Edr
Leighton left last week for Louisiana, whic
is to be their home. =f' -
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Winter of zoos Park a.
| enue. returned yesterday morning from a 81
weeks. trip thru the south and east.
Mines. Nelson and Swesico will entertain tt
Poinsettia club ladies of the Modern Mace,
, bees Wednesday evening at the home of tt
latter. 100 East Thirty-sixth street.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
follows: Hotel Astor II. H. Holmes; Manhattan
4 w. D. Harris. Mrs. E. II. Daniels; Grand Uniol
B. L. johnson; Marlborough. C.. W. Alders; Par
Avenue, E.. c. Bowmann: Holland, Misses Ma
tin, W. Plant. w. S. Mclaughlin. f.
George; Buckingham K Merrill Duluth-Ho
land, G. H. Bagley, GA. French; Belmont,
n. Morris.