The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09

spring so that it will be full year. be-
Misses Marion Gillette Katherine
Shull and Grace Fertig will be the Min
neapolis girls at Ogontz, and they will
as school does not open until Sept 26.
This will be Miss Gillette's first year
at Ogontz. n
Miss Marjorie Fish will also havesher
first year away at school and with
Misses Charlotte Mott and Eleanor Mer-
T ato will e to F FlGrenee school Wash ts
ass Miss s rsh fd s5 Mt M4s
E. A. Merrill at Minnetonka. T
Edwin Fish and Keith Merrill will
enter Williams college this fall and will
60 east the middle Of the week., Will
Winston and Telford Thompson, who
were at williams last year, will leave
q week later. Frank Bowman and
for Hill school, Pottstown, Pa. Yer
non Howe, Roger Lee, Harry Coolidge,
Stanley Brooks and Arson B. jackson,
Jr., will 90 back to Yale as will Sumner
T. Mcknight, Jr., who is now abroad.
Cyrus Chamberlain will enter Prince
ton, James Edsall will go to Trinity,
and Barton Wheeelwright, to Harvard.
Don"Au NoouAAoA Will return 10 AnQOV-
Miss Katherine Wyman, Katherine
Barber and Helen Wheeler will 20 to
Farmington, Conn., to Miss .Porter's
east with them the last Of the month.
Misses Katherine Clerihew, RATHER
inc King, Gertrude Chandler, Mary
Hopwood will be freshmen en- at Smith,
and Misses Helen TruesdeH, Charlotte
Passmore, Grace Townsend and Helen
Shevlin will 30 back for another year.
Misses Fannie Passmore, Margaret
Washburn and Mary Rand will again be
at Bryn Mawr and will leave for the
east. about the 20th. I
Miss Ruth Harrison will 90 east
Sept. II fora second year at Vassar.
Miss Gertrude Ballard, who has been
at Squirrel Island, off the coast of
Maine, will be at Vassar again this
year as an instructor. u L ~, a@.. s. !
The Wells girls, as usual outnumber
those for any other college. There was
wanted to 60 to Wells this fall would
not be able to- enter, as the college is
small and the faculty does not want too
many students from one part of the
~ ttU"ovoi, MlsSesF MaTRaTeC
| Tooker, Edith Watts, Helen Abbott
and Louise Jameson have secured adj
mission and the girls who are going
back will include Misses Ruth Dun,
woody, Helen Martin, Anne LELAND.
Garohae Joyce, Dorothy Derrickson,
Ruth Chamberlain, Helen Hall and Zip.
porah Ritchie. They will leave Sept.
~ and will probably have special car.
Mrs. A.. w. Abbott and Miss Helen Alb
bott have already gone east.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Tooker and their
daughter, Margaret, went east fort
night ago and they are at one of the
I resorts on the great lakes to stay until
they go east to leave Miss Tooker at
college,. 4, 00->oN !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Pennington
Miss sJerusha Lawler and Miss Law
ler's guest, Miss Abreu, returned Thurs
4 day from Lake Detroit, where Mr.. and
Mrs; bennington entertained number
OF st. Paul young people on fishing
trip. Since her return to the civ 3
number of dinners, luncheons and sun-.
Pers have made Miss Abreu,s stav
pleasant. Thursday evening Reece
Newport of. ST. Paul gave a Charming
dinner at the Town and Country club
in honor Of Miss Abreu, who left last
evening for her home. sssAs. 4, @s Ss 81
Mrs. Edmund Pennington will leave
the first of this week for New York.
where she will remain about . week - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bickerton Win.
ston have been spending a week at the
Wheaton country place on the Brule
| with sDr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wheaton