The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-11
I ST. PAUL

The marriage of Miss Helen Ferris |
Bishop to Robert Stanley Hincks took
place at noon Tuesday in Trinity church
in Bridgeport, Conn. Miss Bishop S |
sister, Mrs. Charles w. Gordon of st.
Paul was her matron of honor and Miss
Georgiana Bishop, her other sister, was
her maid of honor. In addition to the
matron and maid of honor there were
eight bridesmaids.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Gertrude Childs, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Childs, Jr., of Pittsburg to
| Charles addison Foster Of Pittsburg.
Mr.. Foster is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Foster of Tacoma and broth
er of Harrison Foster of st. Paul.
The enga cement has been announced
in New York of Miss Margaret Living
ston Clarkson to Duncan McRae Living.
ston. Mr.. Livingston is a cousin OF
Mrs. Henry B. Willis and of Crawford
Livingston of ST. Paul and is well
known in society.
The marriage of Miss Marion Biegler
and Emerson Davis of Detroit, Mich,
took place last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. McMurran.
Miss Biegler is a niece Of Mrs. McMur-
AsNeS
Mrs. J. W. McClung.
Mrs. NJ. D. Flower, Ashland avenue,
will entertain at bridge Wednesday
afternoon. ~ 7-ss - 3d. Z. -
Mrs. F.. H Orion, Goodrich avenue,
will give fancy dress card party Sat
urday evening, in honor of Miss Bar
rows. -
The plans for the entertainment to be
given by the Minnesota Boat club on
Feb. 81 in the new armory have as
sumed definite shape and it was decided
to carry out the idea of presenting a
number of living pictures, followed by
: dance. Mrs. John LAWYER, Miss New
port and Allen H. Stem are to have
charge Of the pictures, ten in number,
representing different large firms in st.
Paul, and will select the young women
suitable for the various parts. The
Twenty-eighth Regiment band from
Fort Smelling is to furnish the music for
the dance q s - :, Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Holmes, Holly
avenue, gave small dinner Wednesday
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schlick, Jr, who will leave Feb. "a for
Europe. .'-7. '.'.........~.
Mrs James D. Armstrong, Grand ave-
nue., entertained the Pennington society
at luncheon Wednesday.
The annual meeting Of the Thursday
club was held last week at the Aber-
deem. The reports for the past year
: were read and officers for the coming
year were elected, following which sew
eraI scenes from "Aice in Wonder
land,' arranged for the occasion by
Miss Austin, were produced by Miss
,olds, Miss Linea O'Brien and Miss
Helen Austin in costume. Mrs. McGrew
gave a song number. The following Of
fcers were elected: President, Mrs. W.
T. McMurran; first vice president, Mrs.
Charles A. Clark; second vice president,
Miss Willis; recording secretary, Miss
Alice Andrews; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Harriet Armstrong; assistant
secretary, Miss Relf; treasurer, Mrs. j.
M. Schwartz.
Mrs. Trevor McClurg, accompanied by
Miss De Coster, will leave tomorrow for
+ Washington, Joining Mrs. Wilder Mer-
RAM in Chicago. " g.:
DR.. and Mrs. Albert O. Heath Of
Portland avenue will return to st. Paul
from abroad the last of April. -,
MISS .MdJel b1SnOp OF IAdChuOiA
street left Monday for Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stickney Of Sum.
nit avenue and Mrs. Charles Stickney
left last week in Mr.. Stickney's car fol
California to be gone for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Par1in Of
the Aberdeen, accompanied by friends
will sail next month from Seattle fol
Japan.
Mrs: George H; Prince and daughte,
and Miss Bogart left Tuesday night fo'
Florida.
Mrs. Gardner S. Moore, Mrs. Pari
Fletcher and Miss Maud Borup will sal
for Naples Feb. "a on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Barbarossa. Dr.
l., Ohage will make a rapid tour Of tn
/ principal European cities to inspect san
III itary methods, and Mrs. Moore, Mrs
Fletcher and Miss Borup are to joi1
Mrs. Adams Hardenbergh and Mrs
John Morrison for few weeks in Italy
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Borup, with D1
ohage, expect to sail ga from England 10
Mrs. William Dawson, Miss Dawson
Miss Barrows, Miss Christine Burns an
FitZhzugh Burns left Wednesday even
ING for Ann Arbor, Mich, to be presen
at the festivities Of the junior week a
the university.
Mrs. G. A. Severance IS spending
fey weeks at Nassau:
Harry G. Hope, Lincoln avenue, ha
returned from Mount Clements, Mich.
Mrs. w. B. Mitchell Of st. Cloud
the guest of Mrs. j. W. Edgerton c
Portland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Konantz hav
left for the east.
] Z. e. Washington, Summit avenu
- will leave this evening for st. Loui
and from there, accompanied by J.
Hill of this city, will go for tw
weeks visit in Cuba. "
Mrs. A. K. Pruden, Ashland avenu
left Tuesday for trip to the Pacif
coast and the Hawaiian islands.
Mrs Daniel R. Noyes of Summit av
nue. arrived home Wednesday from Ne
York.
- Mrs. Claude seeley Of Seattle is tt
guest of Mrs. Harrison G. Foster {
Laurel avenue. .e
Mrs. William J. Dean of Grand av
nue. left Wednesday evening for Ne
York. 4 2,~,.f@.a.s s.
Mrs. William P. Warner Of SUNNI
avenue has gone to New York to me-
her daughter, Mrs. Anne Warn
French, who has been abroad for mo
than year.