The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-20

Announcement is made Of the COM
ing marriage of Miss Charlotte spald- |
Wyer Of Excelsior. The wedding will !
take place Wednesday afterL DON at the
summer homo of the bride parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Spalding, on
Ashland Ashland M. Wyer ear arrived from Iowa
City yesterday afternoon and will be
with his parents at the lake until next
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. James /. Wyer
and Miss Ruth Wyer will leave for Ma,
define Island, Tuesday, to be present At
the wedding M. Wy e; is a grad a1ate
Of 1899. He attended the Albany Lii
brary school for two years and was as
sistant in the University of Minnesota
for one year. He is a member Of the
Beta Theta ri. Miss Spalding attend
ed the University Of Nebraska, and is
to be in Iowa City, Iowa, where. Mr..
Wyer is librarian Of the Iowa State
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Babcoek Of Coro-
nado Beach, Cal, who are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F, 6. Hopkins at Hotel del
GterG were guests Of honor ra at eha Mna
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Hopkins. The decorations were red
and yellow nasturtiums and oak leaves.
| In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins
gave dinner, at which the decorations
were daintily carried out In blue and
green. A tall vase with huge bou-
quet Of bachelor buttons, rose from
great star like centerpieee of trailing
vines and bachelor buttons.
In the evening card party was
given by Mrs. Hopkins and the guests
played 500 from $3.50 until 10:3 80.
Next Wednesday evening the guests
will appear in pinafores, sunbonnets
and baby dresses. There will be dan
cling, and the orchestra will furnish a
program of nursery music.
Mrs. F. C. Boynton of Spring Park
was hostess at a neighbor hood porch
party yesterday afternoon in honor, OF
, her mother, Mrs: a: E. Cox and her
sister, Miss N. F. Cox of Red Wing,
Mimi, who are her guests. About fifty
women were present and enjoyed mus
zeal program given by a group Of tai
ented visitors in the neighborhood. Re
, freshments were served. Mrs. Cox is
; over 80 years old, she still has the best
of health.
The regular weekly hop will be given
for the guests of the hotel and for the
cottagers and their city friends. Late
trains will be run for the accommoda'
tion of city guests.
, The recent arrivals at Hotel de,
. Otero were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Don
!: oldson, Julius Lyon, Kansas City; H. c
. Mickey, Duluth; Fred w: Block, Frank
y Applegate,, Peoria, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. J. G: Grenna, Burlington, Iowa
;. Mr.. and Mrs: F. H. Wurster, G. L: Wur
ster, Mrs. James Bannerman, T. K
Is Bannerman, St. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs
4 3. c. Crane, Lake City; Mr.. and Mrs
, W: d. Streeter and daughter, Chicago
s Miss Florence NJ. White, Oakland, Cal.
F: B. Daniels, Evanston, Ill; Nh. AM
u Mrs. E. sanderson, Chicago; Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. Brennan, Davenport, Iowa; MI
y and Mrs. G. H. Foster, Pittsfeld, Mass.
n D. M. Collins, Miss Sadie Strombere
Gabriel 3. CARRIER, Miss Lola D. Lohnes
Is Mrs. S. A. Lohnes, Miss L. w. Samson
s Z. Mcdowell, A. H. Reidall, Fran
. Kn9blauHh, NJ; and Ms. s.: F ':sidg
! Sheobie and children, Mrs. o. n, o.
. from, Mrs. I. P. johnson, Minneapolis
Mrs. Louis Strauss of ST. Louis Ell
tertained at a birthday suppe
Wednesday evening for her son, Marti
Strauss. Twenty-Five young people wei
invited for the supper, which Wa
served from a table decorated in re
and green. The birthday cake, with il
90 burning red tapers, was set in a noun
20 of red geraniums and silver candelabl
80 with red tapers stood at either end
so mounds Of feathery ferns. Miss Els
1s Strauss assisted. - =,
rs Mrs. G. G. Kluckholm Of st. Paul ar
~ a party of young people will come o.
to the lake this evening to make up
house party at Tonka Bay. hotel ov
Sunday. Misses Schliek, Florence al
Helen Schliek, Evelyn Petsch al
Florence Louise Petsch, with party
90 twenty, will come over from St. Pa
Ioo to have weekend house party.
A sacred concert will be given Su
day evening, for which an excelle
to program has been arranged. Tomorro
w evening there will be the regular no
Ara The Minneapolis & St. Lofts ira
,te- leaves at a 1ate hour to return cues
at at. phis, Tenn, arrived Wednesday at t
MY hotel Mrs J. Ne. Adler ane caught
UGH of Louisville, Ky; Mrs L.. D.. Sale
The Nashville, Tenn, and H B. Mathe7
but and family of st. Louis also arrived +
fTo the season.
EN- ...
a Miss Vera Nelson of Spring Park {
eth tertained at an informal luncheon y
the 4o.lo- - IL, Jo1,o l,o,no so,, = ,rr,,n
9TH Theta Chi girls Of the Ceisra! hi
ses. school. Luncheon was served from
'ver table decked with fragrant sunni
LIZ Hs blossoms and in the afternoon
as young people enjoyed trip Of
re- lake Misses Alice Dalrymple, LIE
!. to Murray and Leila Elmendorf came {
lass from the city for the day. / sss-
Y LAKE BREEZES. ss,-- a
Mr. and Mrs. i. J. Whitman end Mr..
% Mrs. c.. NJ Crist have taken the Norton colt
" at Tonka Bay for the season and moved
90 this week. f.. Il .-l~1 = f
f a Mrs. Mary Curial Of Anoka has been visit
.ang Mrs. S. o. Linn at Solbergs Point.
was Miss May Richter, who has been the guest
of Miss Rarbara Wei:eter the Of Mr..