The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
.ee T,SsA pretty difficult matter to
81 get hold of anybody in the sum.

ZEE T'ssA pretty difficult matter TO
81 get hold of anybody in the sum
mertime,'' sighed q well known
society matron. This is true, for be-
tween the seashore and the mountains,
east ana west, the Minnesota lakes, the
THAT are visited the other side of the
Atlantic. it is almost impossible to keep
track Of ones best friends. Minneap-
tolis society is constantly coming and
going, here one day and off to some
new place the next. Already the tIav-
are given to make ready and go: The
hay fever season is coming and in a
way it is responsible for the departure
}of some Of the well-known residents Of
the city. Some Of them simply cannot
stand the Minnesota climate in August
2and September; and the agoni les Of
and IN * can nn eay Pc the
next month will see the customary ex-
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Pillsbury and
mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pillsbury who
have been spending the last month at
their Ferndale country our homes 1n will Will
is to be delightful two months. trip,
by automobile, of course. Their ma
chine will be shipped ahead Of them to
be in England when they arrive. The
"trip will be made thru England and
Scotland as a starter and, once across
the channel, they viii travel from Paris Pa
sail from New York Aug. q Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 3. Newell are at present guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pillsbury at
lFerndale.
r. J: Phelps and Richardson Phelps
tof Ferndale left for the east last week
and sailed yesterday for England. They
l. w. cSxrno
somobdie trip thru the British isles.
Mr., and Mrs: George W. Peavey are
Oceanic July 8, and landed in New
York Saturday afternoon They have
had a most delightful automobillng trip
in Europe Miss ,t Anne S.b Harries so who
eE Ferndale, win be Mrs. Peavey
guest at soon as she comes home. Mrs.
Peavey and Miss Harries are cousins.
Miss Rebecca Semple leaves Wednesday
FOR Bar Harbor. and will be the guest
tof Mrs. James Drummond at her coun-
MI. and Mrs. +. G. Jordan and Mr..
Jordan 3 sister, Mrs. G. W. Murphy of
New Orleans. have been travelling thru
South and North Dakota the last ten
days and will return Wednesday.
AT> anu CLdI10o Il. Oouuoon
have been entertaining their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hughes
Of Gettysburg, s. D., and will entertain
them at a cross country tour into Iowa,
leaving Wednesday for Okobogi, one
of the attractive summer resorts of
chat state The trip will consume two
days and will be made in easy stages
with stop-overs at night. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson will be away for month.
tt F.
Mrs. HERMAN Zuppinger, who is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. F. K. Boardman at 1908
Mount Curve avenue, has issued invita-
tions for card party to be. given
Wednesday evening. Mrs, Zuppinger Is
the sister of Ralph T. Boardman and
the affair is given for Miss Bessie Reed,
whose engagement to MI. -Boardman
has recently been announced.
A houseparty on Coney Island is to
be the pleasant lot Of group Of Min
neapolis men and women for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Scanlon, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Merrick, Mr.. and Mrs,
George A. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rhodes, and MI. and Mrs. B. F. Cop
page left yesterday afternoon with
their families for the delightful outing