The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-11
ST. PAUL

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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, Summit
avenue, have issued the invitations for
the marriage of their daughter Ger
trude to- Michael Gavin of New York.
The wedding will take place Thursday.
Nov. .22, at i fo clock, at st. Mays
church. ST
Invitations have been issued BY Mr..
nue., for the marriage Of their daugh-t
teraC Caroline Rhoda,, to Albert William
Lindeke The wedding will take place
Tuesday, NOV. 20. at 8 pm, in Christ
I church. 1z-
Miss Genevieve Thomas Of Balti-
more, whose engagement to Lucius OPP
penheim Of New York was recently an
nounced, will be remembered by the
q dozen years ago, when Miss Thomas
was the guest of well-known st. Paul
woman and was made much of by the
younger people, At that time Miss
Thomas was young, mere schoolgirl,
but we'll remembered for her delicate
blonde beauty. Shortly after her re-
turn to the east she went: to Europe
was well trained in Vienna, where she
was considered to have a soprano voice
of great beauty. Later she lived and
sang in Paris, where she has many
| friends, coming to New York year
ago, intending to make music her pro-
fession. but she met Mr.. Oppenheim
and will give up her career to become
his wife. Mr.. Oppenheim is the second
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim,
and was born and> brought up in St.
Paul, where he has many friends. 2. He
is at present in the brokerage business
in New York. No plans for the we'd
ing have been announced. sy
Mrs. E. A. Jaggard, Exchange street,
will give a luncheon tomorrow at the
Town and Country club in honor of
Mrs. J. J; Parker Of Cleveland Mrs.
evening for Mrs. Parker and Friday
afternoon Mrs. Alexander Cathcart
gave bridge. Mrs. Percy Parker, Sum
init avenue, gave a tea Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of her guests, Mrs. J..
j. Parker. Mrs. Parker was assisted
by Mines. Cooley, Edward Smith, Alex
ander Cathcart, Victor c. Gilman, w.
| W. Price, William Towle, the Misses
Hoge of Washington. ! -
Mrs. Wescott w. Price of Summit
avenue will give a tea Tuesday and
one on Wednesday for Mrs. Edward P.
James of Philadelphia. s...s
Mrs. Frank schlick, yr., Dayton ave-
nue., has issued cards for bridge to
be given Tuesday afternoon. ~:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison G.. Foster of
Laurel avenue left Wednesday for
Pittsburg to be present at the marriage
Thursday of Miss Gertrude Childs to
Mr.. Fosters brother, Charles Foster.
Mrs. Louis W. Hill, Summit avenue,
gave a LUNCHEON Wednesday at the
Town and Country club in honor of
Miss White Of Philadelphia.
| Mrs. William J.. Dean, Grand avenue,
luncheon Wednesday. g.. s,.-.. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Dean of the
Molloy, have removed to William B.
Dean s. home on Summit avenue.
Mrs. F. H. Ort0n, Goodrich avenue,
has gone to New York to visit her sis:
ter, Mrs: Norris. ~.
Mrs. Julia Robertson and Miss Rob.
ertson of the Ashland have gone to
California, where they will spend the
winter. l."
Mrs. Archibald Guthrie Of Summit
avenue left for Cleveland the last OF
the week. H., @asjT "r'>. "',lf
Mrs. Dudley tfHersey has returned
from New York, and has taken apart
ments. at the Aberdeen. :. H.2 !. - ~.
! Mr.: and Mrs. Crawford Livingston
and family, Summit avenue, have re
turned from their country home at Ca
Mrs. Gustave; Willius, Dayton ave
nue., has returned from visit to Terre
Haute, Ind. d,
Miss Neville of New York is visit
ing Miss ceciliiaa Kalman, Summit .av
enue. -
Mr.. and Mrs, Paris Fletcher Of the
Angus have gone east. ~ -..s. ~.
Mrs. Philip Reilly, Jr., and her son
Dayton avenue, left Thursday for 10.
: Angeles. w. ~. ~" :.
DR.. Charles Lyman Green of Laure
| avenue, is home from Europe, having
left Mrs. Green and her daughter set
tied for the winter at Territet, Switz
J erland, where Miss Jessie Green an(
her sister are in school .-.