The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
ST. PAUL.

81. PAUL
The Minnesota Boat club is arranging
Tor an entertainment at the new armory I
on Feb. q. The plans as yet are some
what indefinite, but at meeting OF I
the committee on Friday evening it was
suggested giving a number of living
pictures in which some of the young So
Getty women will pose, followed by a
dance. The COMMITTEE is composed OF
Reece NJ. Newport, Hugh T. Halbert,
Williams Cochran, Frederick G Leslie, +
Leavitt Corning, Cushing Wright and
Reinold Noyes.
General interest is being taken in |
the concert to be given Tuesday in the
Park Congregational church by local ar
Consul and Mrs. GrunowLa Combe and
other prominent Germans are DESTROYS
of establishing in st. Paul permanent
German theater and are working toward
that end. Mrs. Herman Scheffer and
Claude Madden are to assist at the con
en- Geist and Francis Rosenthal OF st.
Paul and Leopold Drummer of the Mil
yankee German theater will appear,
the latter in dramatic recitation. The
list of patronesses includes Mines.
Frederick Weyerhaeuser, John Phelps,
Albert q. Lindeke, Gottfried Stamm,
Burnside Foster, Ambrose Tighe, Alex,
ander M. Peabody, George Kenyon and |
Horace E. Bigelow.
Lady Evyline Dunno, who was toI
have visited Mrs. Franklin Floete OF
Summit avenue, was recalled, to Eng
land soon. after landing in New York
ily. WV O~~~, = - -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hyde Preston of
Seattle arrived in St. Paul yesterday On
the, way to New York, where they are
in st. Paul they will be the guests OF
Mrs. Preston s parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William s. Timberlake of Arunde
street. r..
Mrs. Dennis Follett of the Aberdeen
will entertain at bridge tomorrow.
A farewell reception to w. II. W.
Boyle, pastor of the House Of Hope
church, is to be given in the church
parlors on Tuesday evening. DR.. Boyle
will leave day or two later for Lake
Forest, Ill.
A party Of Bohemians gave a lunch
eion Tuesday evening after the concert
at the Frederic, in honor of Kubelik.
Those present were Rev. Alphonse Ko-
Prague, and the following from st..
Paul: Rev; John Rynda, Frank Kovar,
and H. Pavlicek.
Mrs. Frederick Snyder gave an in
formal tea Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Agnes Gardner Eyre. Mrs, Snyder,
with Miss Sans souci at the piano, gave
several song numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Meara of Cap
ltol boulevard gave a musical Thursday
evening for Miss Gardner-Eyre. Harry
E. Phillips furnished the program. Mr..
Mrs. W. F. Porten.
Mrs. Lucius F. Hubbard of Dayton
avenue and Mrs. Charles. McGill of the
Angus left Wednesday for Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner leave
on Tuesday for their winter home in
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles schuneman Of
Summit avenue will leave Tuesday even
ing to spend three months in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gates Of the
Ashland, with their son, Lewis Gates,
avenue, expect to leave shortly for Der
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Daniels Of the
Aberdeen expect to leave next month
for the Mediterranean trip, and on thelr
return will move into their new home
at Dellwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel P: Rogers
have returned from their wedding Jour-
new and are at the Aberdeen:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Stoltze
are in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. O. Cook of the An
Gus have returned from California.
Marcus D. Mum Of the Angus leaves
this week to join Mrs. Mum In Call
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r., Bigelow OF
College avenue left Tuesday evening
for the south. w
inc for Kansas City to visit his daugh
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Prince Of
Summit avenue will leave tomorrow
Mrs. J. NJ. Dicky of Ashland avenue
left on Wednesday for Cin %nl1l +he
guest of her sister, Mrs. R. j. Earring
Con of Portland avenue.