The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-19
TIME flag waved triumphantly last
week and society thought Of

& We're rev homes THAT ulu uOC MUSE
some G.. A. r. guests, so "reminiscences
and tales of war times crowded present
day affairs aside. There were luncheons,
dinners and outings galore and the in
Vulnerable reunions of soldiers and their
families made the week a memorable
one. Everybody was feted and made
much of and Minneapolis hospitality
was proved to be something unrivaled.
All the visitors have not gone by any
means, many of them viii be here for
several weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives, so that the aftermath of the
greatest seven days of the year will be
the entertaining of the out-of-town
people at any number of infoTmals.
Hot midsummer days have made the
members of the Minikahda club appre-
ciate the attractions of the clubhouse
and during the last week there has been
no end of entertaining, all the more so
as numerous out-of-town guests have
been in the city, and the sightseeing
trips were seldom finished before sup
per or luncheon had been served on the
cool and pleasant club piazzas.
The golfers continue on the green's
j players for the qualifying rounds for
the president g cup yesterday were
many. Thursday was one of the at
home days at the club and great many
luncheon and supper parties were given
4 Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Brooks had a
i luncheon for several Of the younger col
j lege boys, friends of their son. Covers
were laid for seven.
Mrs w. L. Martin had a luncheon for
i eight guests. Mrs. Howard James of
st. Paul was hostess at a luncheon the
same day, entertaining for tWenty-one
4 guests. Dr.. L. w. Day had party Of
4 eight. Mrs. W. G.. Hudson gave a
i. luncheon, at which covers were laid
FLOR ten.
4 Miss Margaret Wells entertained a
group of girls at small luncheon Fri
day. Covers were laid for. Mrs. F. II.
WELCOME had party Of seven for
luncheon the same day.
|! ]. D. Mcmillan was host at a dinner
Il for ten guests last night and among the
4 others who entertained were: G. H.
Hood, Douglas Mackerchar, Mrs. w. K.
\ Skiles, G. B. Lyon, H. G.. Smith, Frank
Il lin M. Crosby, F. NJ. Prince, Charles
i Morton. sewali D. Andrews.
+ A wedding that will be Of great in
terest to Minneapolis people and es-
pecially those Of university circles is
/ that Of Miss Katherine Stoughton,
& daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L.
/ Stoughton, to Charles Allen Hart, which
] will take place Wednesday in the chapel
!. at Bald Eagle lake. Miss Stoughton $
+ and Miss Irene Davis will attend her
as bridesmaid. Frank Hart will be his
brothers, best man. The wedding will
; take place at o'clock and later a re-
ception will be held on the lawn of
the Stoughton summer home. Miss
=. Stoughton has been continuously en-
tertained during the last two weeks.
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luncheon at Bald Eagle, and Thursday
Mrs. Avery Haggard entertained at a
progressive luncheon. Miss Mary
!. Stoughton was hostess for her cousit
Wednesday, and Miss Hausehoff was
. also hostess in her honor. Miss
Stoughton was a Kappa Alpha Theta al
the university and a member of the
class of 'O5.
Lines Of Rochester, ". Y, and Ms!
Anne Vinton of South Town, Pa, who
have been SO much entertained at the
lake, have come to town and the being
entertained by Miss Caroline Joyce
From the plans which the town girls are
making their days in Minneapolis viii
be as crowded with entertaining a:
Hall will give luncheon at the Mini
kahda club for eight. Mrs. William
Asbury Hall will chaperone the girls
In the afternoon Miss Dorothy Derrick
son will entertain at a garden tea at he:
/ home on Highland avenue. Wednesday
] all the members of the class of '08 will
/. attend class luncheon at Donaldson .
follow in quick succession. Afte
spending fortnight with Miss JOYCE
the girls will be entertained by Mis-
Anne Iceland.
+. DR.. and Mrs. John Macguire of Ken
tucky were guests of honor at Dime
+ last evening, when Mrs. Harry T. Blac]
and Miss Hal Black were hostesses a
the Town and Country club. DR.. an,
Mrs. Macguire were at the lake las
si week and their return to the city will
be the signal for q. number Of dinner
and parties.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Quist of Wash
burn park announce the engagement O
] their daughter Ida to N. o. Melande1
The, wedding will take place in Sep
i TENDER.
Mrs. H. H. Barber will entertain
Tuesday in honor of two guests in til
city, her sister, Miss Rachel Barber O
Athol, Mass, and Mrs. w. T. Coghla
I OF Morristown, who is visiting her sis
ii ter, Mrs. G.. A. Rose. This is Miss Bal
ber's first visit to Minneapolis an
many parties are being planned for he1
Mrs. Coghlan was a guest of honor a
many pretty affairs last year when sh
visited Minneapolis, and almost a
many will be given this season. Wee
nesday and Thursday Mrs. G.. A. Ros
+ vii! give bridge parties for her siste
at her home on Ninth avenue Sc, Ell
PERTAINING group Of about twent
women each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber gave chain
dish party last evening in honor q
/ their sister, Miss Mabel Barber. an
Fred K. Barber Of Omaha, Neb.
large cut-glass bowl filled with pin
sweet peas occupied the center of tn
table. Pink tapers in crystal holde,
were at each cover, and pink bonbo
dishes carried out the color schem
Sixteen guests were entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs ". E. Jarvis announc
the engagement of their daughter, Mar
E:, to Roy R. Richardson. The WEE
ding will take place the last of tn
month. Miss Jarvis hiss already bee
much entertained. Mrs. A. M. Ricl
ardson was hostess at a linen Shove
for the bride at her home on Thir
avenue Sc and Miss Effie, Ebert cnte
tanned at Lake Harriet last week fc
the bride.
The marriage Of Miss Marione War
Burt and Earle William Marshall, whic
will take place Sept. IL at the famil
home on Bryant avenue s, will be or