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7, 1940 MINNEAPOLIS STAR JOURNAL L. Society, 1120 Club and Women's Section Page Seven On Honeymoon MR. AND MRS. JAMES G. CAMPBELL were married at Plymouth Congregational their return from a wedding trip south, the Feb.

15 in a new home being built for them street. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Thirty-fourth street, and the bridegroom, the J. A. Campbell, 45 E.

Minnehaha parkway. Visiting in Ohio MISS RUTH ROSELAND, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Luther M. Roseland, 3712 Portland avenue, left recently for Dayton, Ohio, where she is visiting friends.

Japanese Empire Celebrates Feb. 11 Japan's celebration on Feb. 11 of the anniversary of the founding of the Nipponese empire already is attracting the attention of many travel-minded Americans, says K. Ogura of the N. K.

line. This historic date, known. in Japanese as the "Kigen-setsu," is assigned to mark the accession of the "first human emperor," named after his death Jinmu Tenno, and likened by one historian to Romulus, the foundling father of the ancient Roman state. The celebration will be staged great pomp and ceremony with special temple services, colorful rites at the imperial palace in the presence of the reigning royaf family, and with flower-bedecked gayety in which the people of the Land of the Rising Sun express their deepest sentiments. Mac Phail School of Music Individual Lessons And Complete Courses In Piano- Voice OrganTrumpet, Clarinet, Saxaphone All Other Musical Instruments Dramatic Art Public School Music And Dancing.

During the Day Or In the Evening Enroll Now for Convenient Appointments Catalogue Free Switchboard connections to all studios. Main 4424 1128 LaSalle Ave. in South Norman Viken photo. (Margaret Dinsmore Fuge) church Dec. 29.

After couple will live after at 3332 W. Fifty-sixth Edward Fuge, 911 W. son of Mr. and Mrs. Land Cruises to California and Mexico Every weekend during the winter a special land-cruise train will depart for a 16-day tour of Mexico, visiting eight cities -and other points of interest.

Also, each weekend, a similar cruise train will leave for California and the Southwest on a 14-day holiday trip with stops in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, reports J. E. Beard of the American Express travel service. These overland special train holiday tours are planned to meet the needs of those who prefer to travel in a group with congenial companions. The trips to California use the Santa Fe, the Southern Pacific, the Missouri Pacific and the Wabash railroads.

To Mexico the co-operating lines are Wabash, Missouri Pacific and the National Railroads of Mexico. Calvert Winter and Son Leave Professor Calvert Winter and his son, Calvert Winter, returned this week to their home in Kansas, where Professor Winter is on the faculty of the Spanish department at the University of Lawrence. They spent the holiday season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.

Dorer, 3137 Emerson avenue S. Mrs. R. E. Chalmers Visiting in City Her first visit to Minneapolis in 33 years is being enjoyed by Mrs.

R. E. Chalmers (Nettie Clark) of Vineland, N. who is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Clark, 1800 Park avenue. Mrs. Chalmers formerly lived here. She will remain for three weeks. Wayzatans Endl Holiday Trips, Visits Mrs.

C. J. Anderson returned 1 to her home at Walker Thursday after spending two weeks with her sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herman.

In her honor Mrs. Jacob Herman gave a tea. Dr. and Mrs. C.

J. Martinson returned Friday from Pasadena, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Gust L.

Carlson of Ferndale left Friday for Hot Springs, where they will spend the remainder of the winter. Holiday guests at the Carlson home were Mr. and Mrs. Ford Carlson and son Bruce, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Lindahl and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Peterson of Balsam 1 Grove Farm entertained at a family dinner New Year's day. Miss Mildred and Miss Blanche Olson spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.

Malcolm Johnson in Willmar. In honor of Miss Beatrice Barrett, who was home from Chicago for the holidays, Miss Althea Squires entertained eight guests at a buffet supper New Year's day. New Year's dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.

Christians at were Mr. and Mrs. John Dehlin, Miss Amy Dehlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Swenson and daughter Mary of St.

Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie left Thursday on a motor trip to Winter Park, Fla. In honor of her week-end guest, Miss Marianne Shimota of Hopkins, Miss Joyce Shrewsbury entertained at a watch party New Year eve.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lillemo of Crystal Bay entertained a group of relatives New Year's day. Grace Johnson Will Be Bride The engagement of Miss Grace B. Johnson to Donald Boxell is announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. V. M. Johnson, 3312 Seventeenth avenue S. Mr.

Boxell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boxell of Dayton, Ohio, formerly of Minneapolis. The ceremony will take place Jan. 27 at the Johnson home.

Will Live in Denver Lee Bros. Photo. MRS. T. J.

VIEAU (Thelma Upham) has left with her husband for Denver to make her home. The Vieaus were married two years ago, Mrs. Vieau coming to Minneapolis from Baltimore. They had made their home at 3141 Fremont avenue S. The NEAPOLISN Business.

at College. MIDWINTER TERM Enroll This Week For Choice of Day or Evening School -StartingMONDAY, JAN. 8-MONDAY, JAN. 15 Courses preparing High School Graduates and College Students duties of Business Executives, Secretaries, Accountants, Commercial Teachers and Civil Service Appointments. ENROLLMENT WEEK--JAN.

8-13-REGISTER EARLY Placement Service Visitors Invited for Graduating Students Phone. Catalog on Request MAIN A SELECT SCHOOL 4338 ACCREDITED BY N.A.A.0.S. Returns to Pittsburgh CULVER returned with her husband this week to Car. MRS. JACK of Technology at Pittsburgh where both are students negie School Culver's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. Culver, 3415 after visiting Mr. Irving avenue S.

Sharpe Family Moves Here From Memphis Mrs. K. E. Sharpe of Memphis, with her daughters, Dorothy Ruth Sharpe, have come to to reside. They have and taken the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Minneapolis King Merritt on Moorland avenue, Country club, for the winter, as the are at Miami Beach, Merritts until spring. Mr. Sharpe will arrive in March to join his family and make his home here. Mr.

and Mrs. Sharpe the parents of Mrs. Guy A. are Thomas, Jr. Diner Opens Early on New Pensy Train It's "dinner at seven" for Florida bound vacationists who plan to take the Florida Arrow of the Pennsylvania railroad, placed in service Jan.

1, for their southern trip. The dining car of the 26-hour train will be p.m., for dinner, in ChiChicago opened Union at 7 station, so that passenleaving for southern resort gers centers may dine and, if they choose, have farewell dinner parties with friends. A period of two on hours will permit of a leisurely before the Arrow departs at meal 9 p.m. The Florida Arrow is one of three Pennsylvania railroad trains to, Florida, which provide departures convenient to from Chicago at three hours--mid-day, evening, and nearing midnight. Travelers Like Florida Forest The sunny glories of Ocala National forest, Florida's paradise for sportsmen, hunters and nature lovers generally, is attracting many a northerner away from the rigors of his own wintry climate at this time of the year.

'The great forest area, which incidentally contains the world's largest stretch of sand pine, lies between the counties of Deland and Ocala, and is readily accessible to sunseekers traveling southward by the Florida Sunbeam, operated jointly by the New York Central, the Southern railway and the Seaboard. Fishing and boating on rivers, lakes and prairie ponds are among the recreational facilities afforded by the Ocala forest. Swimming in the four large fresh-water springlakes and the slightly saline springs within the forest is popular. De La Salle Group Plans Meeting Rev. Roger Connolle will speak to De La Salle Patroness society at 1 p.m.

Wednesday in the school cafeteria. Going to Florida Gene Garrett photo. MRS. EDWARD SETTEVIG of 2625 Third avenue will leave next week with her husband for Miami and Havana, Cuba. They will be gone until March 1.

Mrs. Settevig was guest of honor at a combination farewell and birthday dinner Tuesday at King Cole hotel. Mrs. W. H.

Suber, Carroll Mobleys Guests in City Dr. and Mrs. Amos Wells, West Forty sixth street, have had 48 their guests over the holidays Mrs. Wells' sister, Mrs. W.

H. Suber of Newberry, S. and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mobley of Denmark, S.

C. Several parties have been given in their honor since their arrival here. MacPhail Notes Beginning February 5, a number of high school graduates will enter the MacPhail School of Musle for courses leading to the bachelor of music degree. New classes in public school music, piano, voice, violin, and dramatic art will be organized. Weekly concerts with orchestral accompaniment have been scheduled in March.

One night each week has also been reserved for plays by advanced students. Arline Munson, pianist and pupil of Mrs. James Bliss, will be presented in recital assisted by Betty Prout, soprano. The dramatic department takes over the auditorium Tuesday evening when the juniors will present a three-act mystery play, Leopold Liegl, who recently completed his studies for the master of music degree, has joined the faeulty of DePauw university. Helen Brown and Ted Seward, MacPhall graduates, have taken positions at Clara City and Fulda, Minn.

Stanley R. Avery has returned from the Kansas City music convention. Signa C. Olsen, who ha. recently returned from New York, will conduct a series of lectures.

Helga M. Hovde will present two recitals Thursday evening. Returns to Chicago Miss Lorraine Anne Yaeger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A.

Yaeger, 3507 Pleasant avenue who has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Chase of Chicago, will return home this morning.

She will resume her classes at the Academy of the Holy Angels on Monday. Parent-Teacher Meetings AUDUBON Miss Aurilla L. Smith will talk on "Marketing" at a meeting of Audubon PTA at 2 p.m. Tuesday. BANCROFT Dr.

Grete Seham will speak on "What Do You Expect Your Child to Get Out of School" at a meetof Bancroft PTA at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Eugene Field Mothersingers will sing. BROOKSIDE Brookside PTA will meet at 8 Tuesday at the school to comp.m. plete plans for a barn dance to be held Jan.

12. HOWE Dr. Fred Brown, child psychiatrist, will talk to Howe PTA at p.m. Wednesday in the school auditorium. Wesley Johnson, recently named vice president by the executive board, will preside.

LYNDALE Rev. Fred J. Mitchell of Knox Presbyterian church will speak on "Democracy in the Church" at a meeting of Lyndale PTA at 2 p.m. Tuesday. MURRAY (ST.

ANTHONY PARK) Mrs. Madge Kempe will lead a panel discussion on recreation for young people at a meeting of Murray PTA at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the school. Taking part will be Miss Louise Harris, Dr. G.

A. Lundquist, Mrs. Henry Ernst, Herbert Ramberg and Homer Hillard. Ask for Bulletin Minnesota School of Business "A Quality School Since 1877" Winter Term Registration Dates Day -January 8 to 15 and February 5 Evening School--January 15 to February 12 Candidates for admission are urged to register at once as only, a limited number of new enrollments accepted for the day school and no evening classes will be started after the above dates. 24 So.

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Going to Coast Lee Bros. Photo. MISS HELEN DONNELLAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Donnellan, 1437 West Minnehr' Parkway, plans to leave with her parents about Jan. 15 to spend several weeks in Los Angeles and San Francisco. From there Miss Donnellan will go to Seattle to visit some of her former friends from the University of Minnesota who are members of her sorority, Alpha Gamma Delta, and also friends from St. Catherine's college.

On Wedding Trip Gene Garrett photo. MR. AND MRS. HARRY S. DAVIS (Gladys I.

Van de Wall above), will visit in California on their wedding trip. In San Francisco they will lil visit Captain and Mrs. S. C. Page.

They will return Feb. 10 and will be at home at 4603 Drexel avenue. Mrs. Carolyn Grove in California Mrs. Carolyn B.

Grove and daughter, Miss Shirley Grove, 3629 Colfax avenue have gone to California for a two months' stay. They will divide their time between Long Beach and Los Angeles. into the Move SUNSHINE at St.Petersburg FLORIDA There is plenty of room for you in the sunshine of the Sunshine City. Come and join the happy throng playing outdoors under the palms. Come where flowers bloom all winter.

Play, rest, relax. You will like St. Petersburg the city of hospitality. MAIL THIS TODAY B. F.

Neal, Manager, Chamber of Commerce, St. Petersburg, Florida: Please send booklets checked: General, Hotels, Apartments, Schools, () Fishing, 1 Facts, Cottage Colonies and Trailer Porks. Name Address Ct. Petersburg FLORIDA The Sunshine City UNCLE SAM RECOMMENDS HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK ARKANSAS The combination of drinking the water, taking the baths, a and enjoying the sports that abound at Hot Springs, is used with amar ing success in treatment of neuritis arthritis, etc. Stop at the Eastman Hotel, at the head of Bath House Row in its own private park.

Quiet, convenient to every activ Ity. 500 Rooms from 12.00 single J. A. SAEGER, Manager LEASTMAN HOTEL AND BATHS Direction SOUTHWEST HOTELS INC. F.

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OHIO DEL. 5800 Plans will be made for the February carnival. SIDNEY PRATT Mrs. Blanche Jones of the neapolis police department will talk on "What the Police Woman Does to Protect Your Child" at a meeting of Sidney Pratt PTA at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the school gumnasium.

SHERIDAN Sheridan Parent association will meet. at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the school auditorium. TILDEN Tilden PTA executive board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Youngren, 1444 Breda street, St. Paul. Tilden PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the school.

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