The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-08

Mrs u. "A. MOdlSette or Ninth street >.
and Mr.. Dodge is the son of the late
N. Y. The wedding viii take place in
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Modisette and Miss
Modisette only returned yesterday
from Florida, where they spent several
months at their winter home. =
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Alice
Higbee and Reginal J. HeaIy will be
quietly solemnized Wednesday after
noon, April 25, at the home of the
brides parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. f..
Higbee. No invitations will be issued
and the guests will be members of the
families. .s'. ,. ~.
Minneapolis people will be interested
in the marriage of Miss Annie Nc
Cauley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward McCauley of Washington D. G..
and Columbus O'Donnell Lee of Balti-
more, which will take place Wednes-
day, April %. Miss MeGaau1eys is the
city, and as the Steeles havema large
family connection in Minneapolis there
are any number of cousins. The we'd
ding will be a home affair." Miss
Mathilde Townsend will be the maid
of honor unless something prevents.
but Miss Townsend has promised to be
a bridesmaid to 50 many Of her friends
and then been prevented by illness or
bereavement that Washington people
are wondering if she really. will appear
in the group Of six pretty girls who will
attend the bride. Miss McCauley and
Miss Townsend are known as the most
beautiful blends in Washington. Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt will be among.
remembered that Mrs. Nicholas Long,
worth was to have been one of the
maids at the wedding of Miss Nc
Gauley's sister a year ago, but a death
in the family prevented. her from being
2 present. 49,,
During the week following Easter,
will be hostesses at charming affairs in
Cass Of St. ~ Paul. From April II to
April 20 Mrs. Cass will entertain a
group of twelve women from Waterloo:
Iowa, at a house party, at her, home on
St. Paul in Mr.. Glass; private car, and
Mrs. Cass will inaugurate the three
days of entertaining with a HANDSOME
dinner party Wednesday evening, April
Is at her home.
Mrs. G. P. Bratnober will give a
luncheon Thursday, April 49,.
Mrs. David, L. Fuller Of W. Lake
sLreeI WILL De d uOsCeoo dI q oIAhol
Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. I. Carpenter of 2201 Girard
avenue s.. will be hostess at a luncheon
at Donaldson's tea rooms Friday,
April 20.
Mrs. Charles H. johnson will give a
dinner at her home, 76 Highland ave-
nue., Friday evening. "
Of l21 Eleventh street S. will give a
hrea X at her home.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. II. "A.
Barnard Of Dupont avenues, will give
q luncheon at Donaldson's tea rooms:
Minneapolis society u.s. once more in
terested in horseback riding and the
women will be among the most enthusic
all out Of door sports: Out in Califor-
MIA horseback riding is very much the
thing and young people who have been
there this winter say that the days
they most enjoyed We're those spent on
cross country rides. Miss Rebecca Sem
pie and Miss Helen Partridge were
among the popular women riders at
Santa Barbara, which has one of the
finest country club houses, and where
the horse reigns king over automobiles.
Both young, women have been brought
up in the saddle, and while they are not
seen much on horseback in Minneapolis,
during the spring and summer they are
I'll 0u Jul lu..UlS COlhUly dU IL 1dhCs
Miss Semple is a daring rider, and owns
q fine thorobred. Miss Mccullough is
another Minnesota girl who was often
seen on horseback. at Santa Barbara.
Miss Mccullough comes from Brainerd,
MINI, and she is a sister of Miss Clio
tthilde Mccullough, who has been a
Lambs. Out in California every woman
rides astride, and the first thing she
does after arriving from the east is to /
have a suit made. 1t consists Of a di-
vided skirt, knee length, with high knee
boots, and a long coat. This is the reg
ulation outfit and is worn by everybody.
there is no doubt that the Minneapolis
girls will continue their rides. There
are enough women in Minneapolis who
will be delighted, now the fair weather
has come, to take up riding again, and
those who are ..%novices at the. sport are
assured that they will have every pos
sible opportunity to learn it in proper
ground nea Girard, on Lyndale avenue
S. The academy will be in charge of a
former English army officer, and al
ready Minneapolis women are antici-
pating the advantages which a place
of that kind will offer. =.
Miss Semple and Miss Partridge are
not the only women who are fond Of
- LIZ &- ~AAos LIZ No fo1COA IL uGI |
daughter, Miss Audrey, and Mrs. Sid
ney Dean, nee Northup, are graceful
riders. Miss Leila Winston, too, de-
lights in a brisk canter on a fine horse.
a practice which was acquired during
her many visits to the Winston IS south
ern home. Mrs. A. L. Lawrence, Miss
Margaret Tooker, the Misses Eleanor
and Marguerite Fisher, Miss Alice
O'Brien, and Miss Eda Shull are 9th
ers who are at home in the saddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Gillette and their
daughters returned last week from Mas
sau, where they spent the winter. Thew
Will remain at their home on the East
Side until June, when they will 90 east
sto attend the wedding of Miss Irene
Ford of, Vaudeville, N. Y, and. George
Gillette, and on their return they will
go out to the lake for the summer. Miss
Ford is a sister of Mrs. Harrison VIII.
kins, and as she has spent considerable
time in Minneapolis, she will receive .
warm welcome from many, friends on
her return as a bride.
There is a colony Of Minneapolis peo-
pie at Nassau. The Gillettes were
most comfortably domiciled in a
pretty house, which was a rallying place
for Minneapolis people. John s.. Brad
street, who spent the winter at Mas
left the island two weeks before
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette, and stopped in
h east for a visit. He is mTch I'M