The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
MRS. FRANK KELLEY, NEE KEROTTE.

teller, and other attractions, not to men
tion the many booths at which all sorts
Of pretty. articles will be for sale The
bazaar will continue thru two days and
the same number Of evenings, and as 4
the women who are interested in the
hospital are all prominent socially, it
means that it will be one of the large
smart affairs of November: Thursday
| is the day set apart for the hospital
thimble bees, so every Thursday morn
ing you will see the women with their
gay silken workbags on the way to Mrs.
coming bazaar. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Pillsbury,
Mr.: and Mrs. George Chase Chrl ssifa
Friday On the Kaiserin August Victoria
for America. They have been spend,
ing the last two months on delightful
automobile trip thru Germany, France
and italy. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pills
bury, who were in the Minneapolis par
ty, left it in France, to go over to Eng
land, as they are planning to spend
few weeks in London before returning
home. The travellers toured to their
hearts content in the larg touring cars
of Alfred Pillsbury and Mr.: Christian,
and enjoyed the beautiful trip over the
| St. Gotthard g pass, a route which was
opened to automohilists for the first
time this year. Sumner r. Mcknight,
Jr., will not come home, but will go
directly to Yale college to finish his
senior year. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Pillsbury will sail from London, oct.
IL.
Indian summer daysl How beautiful
they are, and how society loves to lin
ger in the country, while Mother Ma.
ture is showing her flaming red and
glowi1g yellow autumn tr1n1 ga ar6 30 b M1:
to their Monticello country home to
spend part of October, and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Rufus R. Rand only make little
visits to Minneapolis preferring their
country home at Monticello at this
time Of the year to the city, 50 they
will remain thru October. Mr.. and
Mrs. O. C. Wyman will also spend the
greater part Of the fall at their beau-
tiful farm at Osceola. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Lewis are. still at Seven Pines,
their Wisconsin summer retreat, put
they are making frequent visits in Mr..
Lewis automobile to the city. they
will remain out late as their winter
home in the city is not finished yet.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.. Heffelfinger are
keeping their country home near Lake
Minnetonka open, and divide their time
between their town and country houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bovey are among
the late stayers at Lake Minnetonka,
and have the ambitious plan to enjoy
their Thanksgiving dinner out at their
suburban home. The Russell M. Ben
Nets, the A. F. Dunsmoors, the R. S.
Passmores, the p: J: Phelps, the W: G. :;
many other families, who have COM
Portable and inviting country homes
around the city and at the lake, are
planning to stay out as long as posi-
Bile.
Mrs. E. R. Barber and Miss Rather
inc Barber left last Sunday night fo11
the east, where Miss Barber will attend
| school. Mrs. Barber will remain east
| for a short visit with Colonel and Mrs
! Charles McC. Reeves at Fair Hill, N. ).
before returning home. Mr.. and Mrs
Reeves, so gossip says, will sail Oct,
| on long trip around the world. India
| will be the first foreign country thru
| which they will travel. -.
/ Minneapolis is to lose Mr.. and Mrs
\ Douglas Mackey, who leave Tuesday tx
i make their home in Leavenworth
1 Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay have
been prominent in the young married
i set and number Of informal affair:
have been given for them. At present
i they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
! Henry J. Moreton on Portland avenue
i FL Yesterday a congenial group Of tn,
Il younger married set went out to Lake
4 Minnetonka and an over-Sunday house
/ party at the Lafayette club, in hono1
1 Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay. A dinne
i last night and dancing was a happ,
i feature Of the affair, and pleasant di
! versions have been planned for today
Among those who were in the party