The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-12

and her friends will be given an oppor-
tunity to comment on her progress in
musical worl. at a musical which Mr..
and Mrs. Birkholz will give the latter
part of this month. ~
Mrs. Armstrong. has a mezzo soprano
voice of wonderful! register, equally
saenger of New Work, "purely for the
love of it, as she smilingly asserts.
Her friends, and particularly those
interested in music, hope that the day
will come when she can be pursuaded
to be heard on the operatic or concert
stage. At present Mrs: Armstrong
sings with the Rubenstein women's
chorus, social-musical organization Of
New York, which includes seventy five
of the wel-known society women. The
chorus gives three fashionable concerts
in New York every season, one Of
which inaugurates the musical season
in the fall. another following the mid,
in the spring. The musicals are given
in the ballroom of the Waldorf, and
are smart events.
The canvassing agent has discovered
,thatz~Lake Minnetonka, with sits%dwell-
populated cottage colonies, is fine
place for business. While there are
number of places, of course, where the
agents advances prove successful,
there are just as many where his pro-
posals meet with refusal. Few people
at the lake object to being interviewed
for a reasonable amount of time by an
agent. but several Of the cottage own
ers, particularly at the south shore,
protest earnestly against seedlings
which they have received Of late by
business bent. One Of the well-known
women was subjected to an angry lee
ture by travelling agent the other
/ day, who was not satisfied with talk
ing to her but followed her into the
house and finally forced her to order
him out. -~.-.
The recent arrivals at Pote, KeeTay-
ds Gittlesson, sO Mrs.: J. 7. Nc Cam, % Mrs. H H: H.
| W, Wagner, Miss Katherine Wagner,
NMinneaPolis DR. BeatX! Miss MIS-; Nellie Nellie
of Dunlop, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCulloch are en-.
tertaining at the hotel Earnest ?
M. Goode and son of Des Moines, Iowa
are guests Of Miss Flora McC Culloch
Miss Lena A. Demmler of Chicago, and
Miss Ida NJ Siebel, have arrived on a
several weeks visit.
A group of East Side high school
girls Of the class of 1908 has organized
a society under the name of the Order
Of the Round Table. The purpose of
the society is literary, and during the
meetings which will take place once a
month on Fridays. the ssFIdyls of the
King,' will be. read The society was
2 entertained last Friday at. the home Of
Mrs. Wright at Solberg's Point, by
" Mrs. Palmer. Luncheon was served
and covers were laid for twelve. The
= place cards we're shields with heraldic
figures in watercolors. After luncheon
an informal program Of music was en-
: ejoyed and trip to Big Island was
I. taken. The club is not a secret organ
ization. and it's officers are the presi
dent, Miss Clarice Hertig, and the sec
= retary, Miss Alice Stacy. In the cir
J. Gle Of the club each member is, known
under. the name Of one of the char
acters Of the poem which is read. TIL,
members are Misses Leila Coffin, Ber
tha Sheffield, Mary Clark, Florenc,
: Craig, Dorothy Belle and Geneviev'
Palmer. 90 f-s.. E -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon, Miss Ann,
Nae MortiWer qr and Eli Mortimer, Harr,
!
Brown, Joe Kelsoe and Won William
: returned from Linwood last Tuesday
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mascot and tn
: other young people will continue th
: house party until next Tuesday.
! Mrs. Robert Innes, who has beel
7 spending the month at Glen Morris, en-
: tertained at a bridge whist and lunch
: con Thursday for a group Of lake an,
: city friends. ( .G
The Misses Eastman Of st. Paul ar
i, spending a few weeks at the Glen. Mrs
Joseph Dickson, Mrs. W. P. Newton
Mrs. L. NJ. Rumsey, Jr., Miss Juli
! Rumsey, Miss Marian Rumsey, Mrs
Stanley Stoner, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
\ B. Driscoll, DR. Burnside Foster, Mrs
| T.. L. G. Brooks, Mrs. Henry G. Shu1
I meier and Harry Z. Schurmeier Of 81
/ Paul, DR.. w. L. Laton, Mr.. and Mrs
\ g. Chadbourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
P. Roberts, Miss Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
4 McHugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ben
ner and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
B Harrison, Mrs. Wallace F. Browne, Nj