The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-01
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The marriage Of Miss Mary Everts
to Charles Hull, Ewing will take place
next Monday at the summer home Of
the BRIDES brother and sister.4 Mr..
Heights, Lake ,Minnetonka. Miss Ev-
erts1 is one Of the Minneapolis girls
who have been successful in educa-
tional lines. She attended the univer-
eity and later was graduated from
Emerson college, Boston. She was dean
OF the Women's building at the Iowa
university, wheTesshe Taught elocution
and English. Miss Katherine Jewell
Everss, the talented reader, is her, sis
ter, and both are members Of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. =
Mrs. Frank G.. Carnahan and Mrs.
J. R. MARRIED. have issued cards for a
buffet luncheon to be given Thursday,
Oct. IL, at the Minikahda. club. There
will be eighty guests. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillette enser-
tanned Thursday at dinner for their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnard
of Moline, Ill.,, and Mrs. @. R. Chute
of New York. r r.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Case will entertain at a
luncheon of sixteen covers at the Mini
kahda club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Jane Byrnes will entertain Sat-
nrday at her home, 1907 Fourth street
Sc, for Miss Gladys Macdonald. a
bride of the. month. Mrs. W. 3. Fer
guson will give a china shower at her
home, 2742 Fremont avenue S. Tues
day, Oct. 3 and Mrs. s. H. Davis will
ente rtaini at linen shower Oct. 10 at
her home: 2104 Ir.:lg avenue s. A
luncheon to be given by Mrs. Edward
st. John Bromley at her home, on
afternoon, Oct. 10. -. ~ --..
A group Of young people were enter
Mrs. 6: Minife, on Harmon place, for
her: niece, Miss Jennie Hickox of "a
coma, Wash. The parlors were dec
grated in red and white, and asters
were used. In the dining-room red and
pink asters and Japanese lanterns
made pretty decoration. Mrs. Jerry
Sullivan assisted the hostess in re-
1e 'en and nd serving the buffet
daughter will leave for their home
Oct. IL. "-~- .-', 80" . $50
Miss Edna ]. Blair of 2541 BRYANT
avenue S left for Chicago, where she
will spend ten days visiting friends
and relatives. From Chicago Miss
Blair will 20 to Columbus, Ohio, to be
bridesmaid for her cousin at her wed.
ding to Ernest w. Smith Of Columbus,
which takes place Oct. Is. Miss Blair
Will remain in Columbus until after
the holidays.
The marriage of Miss Lillia A.
Schuglenberg, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schulenberg Of st.. Paul, and
Allen Gardiner Of Minneapolis viii
take place Oct. Is. =
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. w. 49,.
g. G. Guttersen left last evening for the east.
Iowa to visit friends
Mrs: q: Fl. Weinhold has returned from a
visit to Sioux City and Yankton. S. D.
~ Mary .. Starweather tent, No. 1, Daughters of
veterans, will meet Wednesday evening in Rich
Miss Ada Burnside Of Duluth has returned TO
the city to continue her studies at the School Of
Of Fine Arts. 1880 --...----- -
Horace r. Plpmmer of Portland, Ore,g for.
pnery Of this city, is spending few days with
his mother, Mrs. L. P. Flummer, at 1911
Portland avenue.
Mrs. Alfred II. Bright went east last week
WIN mex uaugnter, MISS Elizabeth Bright. Hiss
Bright will attend school In Washington, and
Mrs Bright will visit In the east for three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Mott Of Toledo. Ohio &C.
companied by their granddaughter, Miss Mar
guerite Hague, are visiting Mrs. Motifs mother,
Mrs. Eliza Bostwfck. and Mrs. Motifs sister
Mrs. F. G. O'Brien. ut the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. f. G. O'Brien, 917 Fifth avenue s.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Hotel Astor e. r. schober; Bel
Guire Victoria, y. X. Henderson; Grand, P. Y.
Collins Herald Square, W. D. Cookus, F. O.
Chamberlain, J. 8. Pillsbury; Gerard, W. d. q.
Pilgrim. Duluth-Imperial, D. H. Costello, L. p.
Bruce.