The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

HE call of the wild has been
heard by many of the Minneap-
oils people and more than one
charming country home, far away from
the noise of the great city, tells q tale
of summer days spent in the solitude
of the Minnesota and Wisconsin pines.
Miles away from a railroad on the
cooling shelter of fir and pines, is
where Minneapolis women, who are
longing for quiet and peace, want to be.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Wyman of Park
avenue will close their town house early
in June and go to Osceola, Wis, where
they have beautiful country place OF
several hundred acres. The farm was
formerly the property of Douglas Volk,
when he resided in Minneapolis. Mr..
Volk's excuse for buying the land was
it's wonderful scenic beauty, and surely
there could not be more delightful
place than the Wyman farm on the
river banks in the heart of the Mime
sofa and Wisconsin divide. E. g.
Chatfield and family have a handsome
home adjoining the Wyman place,
which will be opened by the family as
soon as the schools close.
NJ. and Mrs. E. c. Lewis will open
their Wisconsin summer home, Seven
Pines, for small house party over mem
orial day. But they will not be set
tied for the summer until some time in
June. Seven Pines has in it's boundar-
les brook and trout preserve, so it
is famous for its fine fish. It is almost
hidden in the northern Wisconsin
woods.
nine miles from a railroad station, and
not the remotest chance of an invader
ever threatens the peace and calm of
the household. Brook Lodge, the H.
K Side and J. C. Young place, three
and half miles out of Lake City, has
also trout preserve, where the fish
are caught in abundance, and where the
weekend house parties mean delight
Mr.. and Mrs. Side are now building a
new country home near the Town and
Country club, and later they will divide
their time between the two places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lowry and
their household will change from the
city to the country June l. Their
country home at Monticello is we'll
known for its unbroken farm lands and
its beautiful surroundings. Another
Rands at Monticello. The Rands will
be in Monticello only part Of this sum-
mer, as they are planning a trip to
Europe first. DR.. A. G. Wheaton Of
st. Paul has a country home in the
northern Wisconsin woods, on the
Brule, and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B.
Winston will be with them after they
return from the Virginia home, where
they are now staying.
Miss Caroline Bailey has chosen
Wednesday, june 20, as the date of her
marriage to Forrest Kennedy of Des
Moines, Iowa. The service will be held
at the home Of the brides father, Will
liam H. Bailey, 140 Laurel avenue, in
the presence OF group. of relatives and
intimate friends. Miss Bailey will
maid of honor, and William G. Lichty
of Des Moines, Iowa, will be the best
man. Miss Fannie Bailey, cousin Of
the bride, and Miss Gertrude Kennedy
a sister of Mr.. Kennedy, are expected
from Des Moines, Iowa, several days
preceding the wedding, and will b.
guests with Miss Bailey at the informal
fore her wedding. Mr.: Kennedy will
take his bride to Des Moines, which is
to be their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Laittre and
Miss De Laittre will leave Tuesday
evenink for New York to meet Karl d.
Laittre on his return from Europe
Mr.: De Eaittre has been spending the
last two months in Paris with Mis-
David Kimban of Boston and her two
granddaughters, Miss Eleanor Little
and Miss Rosamond Kimball Little
Miss Rosamond Little's engagement, tt
Mr.. DE Laittre was announced this win
ter, and it is now followed by the an
nouncement from Boston of the engage
ment of Miss Eleanor to Talbot Aldricf
OF New York, and their coming mar
mage in June. The Misses Little ar,
the daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davi,
Little, Chestnut street, Salem, Mass.
and they spent the winter in Pari
selecting their trousseaux.
The engagement Of Miss Eleanor Lit
tie, and Mr.. Aldrich is the outcome O.
a charming travelling romance. The,
met on the steamer that carried then
On the Mediterranean trip and thei
friendship soon grew into somethin,
more under the tropical skies of
tropical sea: Mr.. Aldrich is the son O
author.
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