The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09
THE marriage of Miss Anne u.
Boyey and James Archibald Ross.
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which will take place Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. IS, will be the first OF
the importanat fall weddings, and altho
It will be a home affair, the appoint
ments are sure to be charming. Miss
Bovey will have two bridesmaids, two
eastern girls, Misses Amelia Jarvie of
New York and Miss Anna Hawley of
Seneca Falls, New York. Fred Averill
of Toledo will be Mr.. Ross best man.
Miss Jarvie and Miss Hawley will ar
rive Saturday to remain until after the
Mr.. Ross arrived last week to make
his home for the future in Minneap-
oils, SO Miss Bovey's friends are able
to- enter into the Joy of her wedding
without the thought Of losing her from
the city. Several affairs will be given
for the young couple, tho not many, for
neither Of them wish elaborate enter
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Judge and Mrs. M. B. Koon had the
pleasure Of giving the first pre-nuptial
affair for Miss Bovey and her fanoe.
and the dinner they gave at the Mini
kahda club was beautiful in its appoint
ments. There were "twenty-eight at the
table, which was decked with rare pink
lilies and great cluster Of pink roses
marked the bride g place. A pleasant
feature was the after-dinner speaking.
and wished them long life and happi-
ness and welcomed Mr. Ross to Mime.
apolis. The other guests were Messrs.
and Mines. Charles Cranston Bovey.
Charles Deere Velie, William H. Bovey.
Frank D. Blakely, George P. Douglas.
Franklin NJ: Crosby, Edwin H. Hewitt.
Harry c. Seldom, Edwin Dodge, John o.
P. Wheelwright, Miss Hart and Robert
A. Hastings
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lit was hostess at porch luncheon at
her home in Ferndale and fifteen Of
Miss Bovey's friends, who summer at
Ferndale, spent the morning on the
piazza making dainty silk sachets for
the bride.
Major and Mrs. John Bigelow an.
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elue Gardner-Hodgson, to
Walter Remington Quick Of San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Kendrick Of 460
North State street, Chicago, announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mar
garet Carroll, to Thomas Harper Blodg-
EFT, Chicago Beach hotel, Chicago.
Miss Kendrick has been spending the
summer abroad, and will arrive at New
York on the Kroonland tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs; Kendrick and their
daughter formerly resided on Oak Grove
street, Minneapolis, and it is only a few
years since they removed to Chicago.
Mrs. Frank j. Mackay came up from
Chicago Friday and Joined Mr.. Mackav
at the West Hotel. Their big French
touring car, which they brought with
them from England, reached Minneap-
oils yesterday and they plan to take a
"a friv> al.
Next week Mrs. Mackay will be the
guest of Mrs. w. F. Bassett Of Grove
place.
Altho she only came Friday already
9 number Of affairs have been planned
for Mr.: and Mrs. Mackay and their
visit will be round Of informal gaiety.
Monday evening Mr.: and Mrs; George
and Country club for them. Last even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Rand at the Mini
kahda club. $50. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay will probably.
be in Minneapolis for some time as
they are planning to go Is. California to
lara and HOPE Meta II Which does mot NOT
take place until October. and they will
not go east again until later. Mrs
Mackay has been visiting Mrs. Hobart
Chat6eld-Chatfeld Taylor at Lake For.
est, Ill.
Today the Mackays are the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Dunsmoor at their
Minnetonka country home. .-
It has been SO warm the last week
that plans for winter gaieties seem in
congruous and yet the hostesses have
already held meeting to talk over the
ball which they give every year and
which is by far the smartest and most
exclusive function Of the year. Every
thing is vague, even the time and place
not having been decided upon, so that
several more meetings will be necessary
before plans are anywhere near definite.
Those who were fortunate enough to be
present at last years ball will never
forget what wonderfully beautiful
affair it was.
Mrs. E. D. Sewall and daughters are
at the Plaza for few days before
leaving for their new home in Chicago.
They left their home on East Twenty
fourth street last week and Mr.. and Mrs:
D. B. EARRING are now occupying it.
Mr.. Earring succeeded Mr.. Sewall as
assistant general superintendent of the
Milwaukee road. Mr.. Sewall has al
ready gone to Chicago.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Sewall
gave luncheon for her daughter, Wini-
fred, at the Plaza. Covers were placed
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