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THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935 ABOUT TOWN WITH SOCIETY Minikahda Club Plans Boxing and Wrestling Matches to Interest Society Set Floating Ring Is Set in Pool Where Exhibition Matches Will Be Held Thursday Nights After Dinner; Dancing Follows By AGNES TAAFFE today is announcing a new diversion to interest MINIKARDA CLUB society, this fall. Beginning Thursday night of this week and continuing throughout the season there will be four boxing matches and one wrestling match each Thursday night, as long as the weather permits, in a floating ring which has been installed in the Minikahda pool. These matches will take the place of the regular swimming demonstrations which have been a feature of the pool throughout the warmer weather. The ring will be 12 by 14 feet, large enough for those high on the slope to see with the spotlights which will be trained on the participants in the matches. Dinner will be served before the exhibition which will be by amateurs and dancing to Lloyd LaBrie's orchestra will follow in the club ballroom.

Minikahda will have special events on Labor Day, Sept. 2, also. In the morning there will be a low net con- for the men, followed by low gross and match play against par. A putting tournament for the women will start at 10 a.m. and in the afternoon there will be a mixed twoball foursome event, also with prizes.

Dancing will begin at 6:30 p.m. and co continue to 10:30 p.m. At 9 p.m. there will be a special diving exhibition and a thrilling game of water polo. A family buffet dinner will be served from 6 to 9 p.m.

The table d'hote dinner will be served from 12:30 to 9 p.m. The house and pastimes committee is in charge of the program. It is the golf who will be having their problems this week instead of the olf-widows. Women golf enthusiasus from all of the lead. ing clubs, whether they are players themselves or not, may be found most of the week on the grounds somewhere at the Interlachen club, most of them in galleries following the leading stars in the tournament.

Lafayette club at Minnetonka Beach, Woodhill Country club at Orono and Minikahda club in town have sent large representatives to Interlachen for week. they women golfers lunched, however, at the Lafayette club on Monday, The group included Mrs. J. Denman Willmette and Northome, Lake Minnetonka; Mrs. L.

A. Page and Mrs. Eben Atwood, who were in the number, in charge of activities for the Mrs. Frank M. Warren with Mr.

Warren is spending the month at their cabin in the North. Mrs. S. R. Maxeiner won the low net in the morning play with an 87 and a 22 handicap, making her score 65 low net.

Mrs. William M. Rand in the nine-hole event scored a 41 low net. Lafayette club will hold its final Family Night buffet dinner on Thursday of this week followed by the last movie program of the season. A dance will be given Saturday night of this week and the final dance Saturday evening, Sept.

7. Minikahda club will have an unusually lively season from now until Jan. 1, beginning with the swimming party and luncheon tomorrow in nection with the golf tournament at the Interlachen club. Mrs. John P.

Cash is in charge of the arrangements for Minikahda. Several noted women golfers from various parts of the United States will be among the honor guests at the gathering. The crowd in the galleries on Monday at Interlachen arrived at the club early remained until last twosome came up, late in the afternoon, the players including Mrs. A. R.

Copeland from South Shore Country, Chicago, and Miss Dorothy Foster, Oak Crest Country club, Springfield, Ill. Miss Rosamond Bull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Bull, of Minnetonka Beach, entertained at a dinner, followed by swimming in the pool Monday evening at the Minikahda club for a group of members of the younger set.

The dinner was to honor or Miss Sally Kendrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Kendrick of 2806 First avenue who is visiting Miss Carolyn Hollern, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. E. J. Hollern at Crystal Bay, Lake Minnetonka. tions were in vari-colored garden flowers.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Files, formerly of 4877 East Lake Harriet boulevard, have sold their home and have moved into the residence of Dr. and Mrs.

A. H. Parks, at 3760 West Calhoun boulevard. Mr. and Mrs.

Files entertained at a house party, beginning Thursday and ending today, for their house-guests, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Charles Armstrong of Miami, and Dr. and Mrs. George Tarr of Miami and Evanston, Ill.

The visitors were entertained at dinner Thursday night at the Interlachen club and Friday night at Radisson Inn, Christmas Lake. Saturday noon, Mrs. John F. Curtin, 4888 West Lake Harriet boulevard, gave a luncheon for the women of the and Saturday night they were entertained at the dinner -dance at the Interlachen club. Sunday night, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl D. McKenzie, 2209 New. ton avenue entertained the party at tea. Mr.

and Mrs. Tarr will leave tonight for home but Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, after a week here, will return to Gull lake, near Brainerd, where they are house-guests for a month at the summer cabin of Mr. and Mrs.

George D. Key. Mrs. Martin F. Falk and Daughter, Son, Are Home From Trip MRS.

daughter, MARTIN Miss F. Marsena, FALK, and son. her Martin, Jr. have returned home following two weeks' motor trip to Duluth, Lutsen and other points along the north shore. Miss Falk plans to take post graduate at the University of Minnesota this year.

Her brother will attend the university. Mr. Falk and his son will motor to Chicago this week to attend the All Star Chicago Bears football game on Thursday. Mrs. Falk and Miss Falk may accompany them.

Mrs. B. J. Denman and Daughter Will Give Bridge Luncheon MRS. BURT Lake J.

DENMAN Northome, Minnetonka, and her daughter, Mrs. Berestord Ellsworth Beck (Dorothy Dayton) Evanston, will be hostesses at luncheon and bridge for 12 guests Thursday afternoon at the Lafayette club in compliment to Miss Jean Coburn Dunbar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Dunbar of Wheaton, Ill. Miss Dunbar, the fiancee of Mr.

and Mrs. Denman's son, pa Lawrence Eugene Denman, is visiting at the Denman lake home until Labor day. She arrived Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Beck and her fiance.

Other visitors are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snow (Bernice Denman) of Charlotte, C. and Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Black, also of Charlotte. The marriage of Miss Dunbar and Mr. Denman will take place Sept. 14 in Wheaton at the Dunbar home with Mrs. Hugh Bridegroom (Mary bar) of Evanston acting as her sister's matron of honor.

Miss Cynthia Hull of Wheaton will be maid of honor while Mrs. Beck and Mrs. William Joyce of Highland Park, will be bridesmaids. Mr. Denman's best man be Jack Shumate of Davenport, and the ushers will be Dr.

Bridegroom, Peter Marland of Chelmsford, England, and Mr. Beck. Mr. Marland has been spending most of the summer in Canada. Mr.

Denman and his bride will reside in Cambridge following a trip East, and the former will complete his studies in the school of business administration at Harvard univer-14 sity. DANIEL F. BULLS WILL ENTERTAIN VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F.

Bull of Minnetonka Beach, Lake Minnetonka, will have as their guests arriving tomorrow Mrs. Bull's sister, Mrs. B. A. Webster and her daughters, the Misses Catherine and Rosamond Webster, of Mason City, Ia.

The guests will attend the women's amateur golf tournament at Interlachen club. Miss Catherine Webster plans to attend Duke university at Durham, S. this fall. MRS. A.

E. CLERIHEW VISITING WITH NORTHROPS Mr. and Mrs. Alexander E. Clerihew Park avenue are visiting in the east with their in law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. George Norton Northrop of Boston. The Northrops have had a place on the coast of Maine for the summer. LOIS LUNDQUIST IS IN GREAT FALLS, MONT. Miss Lois Lundquist of the Hotel King Cole is the guest for 10 days of Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. St. Claire in Great Falls, Mont.

MR. AND MRS. BARRY TO RETURN FROM NORTHOME Mr. and Mrs. Walter R.

Barry have been residing at the Charles W. Cole residence at Northome during the summer and will move to their town home Sept. 1. Photo for The Star by Zintsmaster MRS. ALOIS UNZE Mrs.

Unse was Miss Eunice La Mere before her marriage this summer at Our Lady of Lourdes church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip La Mere, 615 Adams street N.E., and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Regina Unse, of Shakopee.

Mr. and Mrs. Unse are living at 500 E. Fifteenth street. MRS.

CLAY JOHNSON, MRS. PAUL V. EAMES, MRS. E. J.

PRESCOTT, D. W. CHAMBERLAIN AND Minneapolis Star Photos. CLAY JOHNSON MRS. C.

W. PERRINE AND MRS. P. A. DANIELSON Mrs.

R. Massie Jennings to Take Panama Canal Cruise and Spend Winter in Santa Monica, Cal. Miss Catherine Massie Will Enter University of California This Fall and May Accompany Sister on Boat Trip; Latter to Sail on Sept. 12 MRS. New RUTH York MASSIE early in JENNINGS for a cruise through the September, at Santa Monica following her arrival winter there.

Mrs. J. S. Pomeroy to Go Abroad Sept. 14 With Daughter MRS.

JULIUS S. POMEROY of Ferndale, Lake Minnetonka, will accompany her daughter, Mrs. Giuseppe Cinelli (Marjorie Pomeroy), and her granddaughter, Giulana, when they leave next month for their home Florence, Italy. will sail Sept. on the Conte de Grande York after a short visit with Mrs.

Pomeroy's daughter, Mrs. O. E. McIntyre at Huntington, Long Island. En route east Mrs.

Cinelli and her daughter plan to stop in Milwaukee for a visit with Mrs. Charles D. James (Grace Velie), Mrs. Pomeroy will join them in ew York. Mrs.

Edwin Ritchie (Elizabeth Chapman), entertained at luncheon today at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chapman, at Orono, Lake Minnetonka, in honor of Mrs. Cinelli and Mrs. John Townsend Beatty of Chicago.

Mrs. Pome. roy will give luncheon for her daughter Wednesday. EASTERN JUNIOR LEAGUER IS WED TO ST. PAULITE A marriage of interest to residents in the Twin Cities is that which took place July 5 at Stony Creek, when Miss June Blossom, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Blossom of Greenfield Hill, Farfield, and New York city, became the bride of Valentin Edouard Blacque of New York and St. Paul, son of Mrs. Richard Edouard Blacque of St. Paul and the late Richard Edouard Blacque.

Mrs. Richard Blacque is the former Josephine Kalman of St. Paul. Mrs. Blacque made her debut in 1930 in New York and is a member of the Junior League in that city.

She studied at the Sorbonne in Paris, Miss Chapin's school and Miss Wheeler's school. She is the ingenue in the summer company at Stony Creek. debut she has theater, appeared in a number of Broadway productions. Mr. Blacque is a nephew of Lady Beresford of London.

ALFRIEDA HAGEN WILL MARRY HERLUF B. BANK Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conrad Hagen, 3009 Irving avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Alfrieda, to Herluf Bernhardt Bank of St. Paul, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Mads Bank of Balsam Lake, and Los Angeles. The marriage will take place early next month. Hagen is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr.

Bank was graduated from the University of Southern California and belongs to Phi Kappa Tau fraternity, MRS. OTTO KOHN IS HOSTESS AT DINNER Mrs. Otto F. Kohn of Vincent avenue N. entertained at dinner Thursday in honor of Mrs.

George F. Holt of Glendale, who is a guest in the city. Mrs. Holt is the wife of the former pastor of the Fourth Baptist church. Mrs.

W. P. Hautala to Make Home in Juneau, Alaska MR. AND MRS. Howard N.

Haines, 3732 Blaisdell avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Katherine, to Walter Peter Hautala of Brainerd. The ceremony took place at the home of Rev. Frederick W. Garland at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug.

20. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Haines entertained at a dinner for 12 people in honor of the couple. An informal reception followed the dinner and the young couple left for Juneau, Alaska, where Mr.

Hautala has been recently appointed physical education instructor in the high school. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates from the University of Minnesota. Miss Evelyn Harter of 4011 Blaisdell avenue gave personal shower and Mrs. Harry Walker, 3720 Blais. (dell, Mrs.

entertained Hautala at a before linen her shower mar. riage. Mrs Johnson, 5105 Gladstone avenue; Mrs. Eames, 4822 Russell avenue Mrs. Prescott, 2177 Iglehart avenue, St.

Paul; Mr. Chamberlain, and Mr. Johnson were in a group of interested spectators at the golf tournament at Interlachen club on Monday. Mrs. Johnson is last year's golf chairman for the Interlachen women players; Mrs.

Eames is interested in the game, playing occasionally this season at the Lafayette club at Minnetonka Beach and at Minikahda club, and Mrs. Prescott has served as chairman for Interlachen this year. Mrs. Perrine, 4800 James avenue and Mrs. Danielson, 3454 Fremont avenue were interested in watching the women golf stars at Interlachen as they are in the list of better players themselves at the Country club, Minneapolis.

MISS ANNE HEALY, FIANCE HONORED AT DINNER DANCE Miss Anne Healy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald J. Healy of Wentworth avenue and her fiance, Maurice H. Strothman, were the guest: of honor a dinner -dance Monday evening Radisson Inn, Christmas Lake, at which and son.

Mrs. Stanley Ray Stevens were hosts. The marriage of Miss Healy and Mr. Strothman will take place Thursday evening. Mr.

Strothman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Strothman of Lyndale avenue S. Miss Rosemarie Gregory Will Have Mary Camp for House Guest MISS ROSEMARIE GREGORY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Gregory of Minnetonka Beach, Lake Minnetonka, will have as her house guest Miss Mary Camp of Louisville, who will arrive today. Miss Camp was a classmate of Miss Gregory at Sarah Lawrence college, Bronxville, N. Y.

She will remain for 10 days and in her honor Miss Gregory will entertain at a breakfast at the Lafayette club on Wednesday morning. MISS RISHOFF ENGAGED TO HENRY IDE HEWITT Mr. and Mrs. O. T.

Rishoff of 2200 Kenwood parkway announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Clara Anne, to Henry Ide Hewitt, son of Mrs. W. E. Hewitt of Boston, Mass. MR.

AND MRS. FLAGG RETURN FROM CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Maurice I. Flagg of the Buckingham hotel have returned from a three weeks' visit in Chicago.

MRS. CHARLES BRODSKY CELEBRATE Mr. and Mrs. 428 ANNIVERSARY, G. AARON YOUNGQUISTS MOVE TO FREMONT AVENUE Colfax avenue celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary Sunday when they entertained 25 guests at dinner at 5 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Brodsky were married in Minneapo4701 lis. Both were born in Russia. New Mr.

and Mrs. G. Aaron Youngquist, formerly of 35 Groveland avenue, have moved to their newly purchased home at 1809 Fremont avenue S. Photo for The Star by Nordin MRS. KENNETH S.

CINCLAIR Mrs. Cinclair was Miss Ruth Halling before her marriage. She is the daughter of Carl J. Halling, 3320 Pillsbury avenue. The wedding took place at the Shrine club, 2540 Park Mr.

and Mrs. Cinclair are at home at 3320 Pillsbury avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F.

Olds Leave for Chicago After Visit Here With Mrs. W. P. Sadler Mr. Olds Formerly Resided in Johannesburg, South Africa; in Shanghai, China, and in London and Paris of 510 Groveland avenue will leave to sail Sept.

12 on the S.S. Elena Mrs. Jennings will take a house in California and will spend the Miss Catherine Massie, sister of Mrs. Jennings, will enter the Univer. sity of California as a sophomore this fall and will spend part of the time with her sister.

She will live at the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house during the rest of the year. Miss Massie attended the Erskine school in Boston last year. She may accompany Mrs. Jennings on the Panama George Bedards Return From Wedding Trip to Canada MR. AND MRS.

GEORGE R. BEDARD (Ruth Du Beau) have returned from their wedding trip to northern Minnesota Canada and are at home at 2870 Humboldt avenue S. They were married at a ceremony Aug. 5 in the Church of the Incarnation. Rev.

James Foran of St. Thomas college, a cousin of the bridegroom, read the service. Mrs. John Vonfeldt of Austin was the matron of honor at the ceremony. She wore an aquamarine blue mous.

seline de soie gown with a horsehair hat of the same shade and her flowers were delphinium and snapdragons. Miss Lucy Bedard, the bridesmaid, was gowned in shell pink mousseline de soie with which she wore a hat of the same shade. She carried larkspur and snapdragons. The bride wore a gown of white satin and lace with a cowl neckline and fitted skirt which extended into a train. Her tulle veil was arranged in a cap about the head and was held by orange blossoms.

Patsy Gagnon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gag. non, was the flower girl. Richard Du Beau, the bride's brother, was the best man and the were Frank Berry, Lawrence and Law.

Bedard" rence Towey. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Du Beau after the church service and in the evening additional guests were received at the Calhoun Commercial club. MRS.

R. W. GIERE TO MOTOR TO NEW YORK Dr. and Mrs. R.

W. Giere of Twelfth avenue S. will motor to New York city this week. They will visit at various points in the east, and ex. pect to be gone about three weeks.

Mrs. T. R. Shaw Will Be Hostess Sept. 24 at Club's Gathering MRS.

T. R. SHAW will be hostess the opening meeting on Sept. 24 of the Twentieth Century club and Mrs. L.

D. Cooper will be assisting hostess. A report will be given at that meeting on the General Federation of Women's clubs' convention. Guest day for the club has been set for Oct. 8 when Mrs.

Jay A. Anderson is hostess assisted by mem. bers of the social committee who are Mmes. W. J.

Roseberry, C. H. Corwine, Stewart Mann, Lisle Cooper, C. L. Rodgers and Peter Tkach.

A Fort Snelling Veterans' party has been planned for Oct. 17. The last meeting of 1935 will be a Christmas party on Dec. 10 when Mrs. Earl Otterstein is hostess.

Mrs. H. P. Meder is president of the club; Lee J. Beynon, vice president; Mrs.

W. C. Troup, recording secretary; Mrs. Laton S. Smith, treasurer; Mrs.

Earl Otterstein, corresponding secretary and Mrs. I. F. Kauffman, federation secretary. Committees include program, Mmes.

Perry W. Snyder, Charles C. Reif, H. H. Prescott, I.

F. Kauffman, Paul M. Fye and M. E. Houser; sunshine, Mmes.

R. E. Snesrud and E. J. Bjerke; budget, Mmes.

Laton S. Smith, H. P. Cooper, Perry W. Snyder, and H.

P. Meder, philanthropic, Mmes. H. P. Cooper, Jay Anderson, E.

A. Freeman and C. E. Mickler. Mrs.

J. F. Hayden is custodian while Mmes. John J. Shearer, C.

E. Mann A. M. Burnett, L. J.

Steinke and L. W. Crawhall comprise the telephone committee. Mmes. L.

D. Cooper and T. R. Shaw are on drama; Mmes. R.

M. Crounse, Forrest Wheeler and M. A. Crinkley, calling and Mmes. J.

A. Galbraith and A. R. Wilson, Veterans' party and Mrs. M.

D. Webster, press. Miss Dorothy Shepherd, Charles Beattie, Exchange Vows MISS DOROTHY CATHERINE SHEPHERD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Charles Shepherd, 410 Harvard street S.E., and Charles Robert Beattie, son of Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Beattie of Oakland, were married at a ceremony Thursday evening in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev.

E. M. Lofstrom read the service at 8 p.m. For her maid of honor Miss Shep. Jean herd M.

had Shepherd. chosen her She wore sister, Miss a of sea green mousseline de sole and carried briarcliff roses and pink larkspur. Miss Shepherd was gowned in white satin and her veil was of silk illusion. She carried Johanna Hill roses and delphinium. Leonard N.

Bennett of was Mr. Beattie's best man. Miss Margaret I. Hanson played a program of nuptial music. Mr.

and Mrs. Beattie have left for a trip to the Black Hills. The bride's going away costume is a black crepe ensemble worn with a plaid taffeta blouse and a black velvet turban. SIEGELS ARE HONORED AT DINNER SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Speier and Mrs. Speier's mother, Mrs. James Orenstein, of the Hotel King Cole entertained at dinner bridge Saturday evening for Mr.

and Mrs. A. Siegel of Superior, who are visiting in Minneapolis. MISS TENBERT IS VISITING IN NORTH Miss Henrietta Tenbert of the King Cole hotel is spending two weeks vacationing on the north shore of Lake Superior and visiting friends at Norwood, Minn. EDWARD LORRAINES GO TO ST.

LOUIS FROM HERE Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lorraine of St. Louis left for their home Sunday after visiting here as guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Tibbetts, 1220 Fifth street S.E. The Lorraines were en route home from a month spent in northern Minnesota. Mrs. Austin McInerny Names Committees for Festival MEMBERS of St. Helena's Benev.

Society are anticipating an evening of gay festivity and reminiscence when they celebrate their twenty -fifth anniversary on Sept. 26. Mrs. Austin McInerny, president, has appointed several enthusiastic committees who are planning an evening's entertainment, the main feature of which will be a dinner at 7:30 o'clock in the school auditorium. Cards will be played later in the evening and prizes of silver will be awarded.

Rev. Father O. J. Rowan, and his assistants Rev. M.

T. Foy and T. D. Schiminiski, will be present to welcome the guests. Twenty living charter members are expected to attend, together with the past officers, and the entire present members and their husbands.

St. Helena's Benevolent Society was organized by a group of 28 women when there was no church nor parish house. The living charter members are Mrs. Thomas Walsh, and her sister; Mrs. John McGuire, Mmes.

P. H. Carlin, Mrs. Sarah Bird, Mary Meehan, A. E.

Kellington, M. C. Dowens, J. C. Eustice, L.

L. Aar. stad, J. J. McKenna, Peter Cosgrove, Mary Murphy, Peter Frankman, thony Frankman, Joseph Montague, Catherine Brame, H.

H. Skeldon, M. J. O'Brien, A. M.

Weis and Jacob Miller. Committees in charge of the silver anniversary celebration are as follows: General arrangements, Mmes. A. F. McDonnell, J.

L. Clifford, Louis McGinnis, A. E. Johnson, A. F.

McDougal and T. L. Reedy; table, Mmes. F. J.

Anderson, W. A. Powers and Roy Dumas; invitations, Mmes. Ir. ving Carr, Frank Bartholet and Austin McInerny.

MR. guests AND of MRS. Dr. and HENRY Mrs. William past week, have gone to Chicago for go to Leavenworth, to be' Oelschlager.

Mr. and Mrs. Olds July 24. 3 Mrs. Olds, been who is a sister of Mrs.

Sadler, has a resident York City for the past eight years. She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and has been active in the University of Minnesota alumni group in New York. For the past several years, Mr. Olds has been international representative of the General Electric company with headquarters at various times at Johannesburg, South Africa, Shanghai, China, London and Paris. Miss Anne Dalrymple to Honor Summer Debutante Set MISS and Miss PATRICIA Partridge, DALRYMPLE debuMary tantes of the summer, will be honora dinner which Miss Anne Dalrymple, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Dalrymple of Crystal Bay, Lake Minnetonka, will give this evening. The Misses Anne and Carolyn Claypool of Hibbing, will arrive Wednesday for a visit with Miss Partridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Partridge. will be guests at the debut which Mrs. Partridge will give Thursday afternoon for her daughter. The Misses Partridge and Dalrymple were honored at a bridge luncheon today at the Woman's club giv. en by Mrs.

Joseph W. Rice for her granddaughter, Miss Sally Cowin. Miss Cowin is the daughter of James Cowin, 1768 Colfax avenue S. MRS. OTTO BAUER WILL OPEN HOME FOR BENEFIT The Minneapolis V.F.W.

auxiliaries drill team will give a benefit card party at the home of Mrs. Otto Bauer, 4330 Second avenue S. on Thursday evening. Proceeds will be used to help finance the team on its trip to the national convention in New Orleans in September, where it is planning to compete for national honors. Bridge, 500, and bunco will be played, and refreshments will be served.

VIVIAN G. STRAND WILL BE MARRIED ON AUG. 30 Miss Vivian G. Strand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Strand of 3110 Bloomington avenue, has chosen Friday, Aug. 80, as the date for her marriage to Orval R. Fenstad, son of Mrs. Regina Fenstad, 3234 Nineteenth avenue S. A reception at the home of Mrs.

Fenstad will follow the ceremony. Beauty Special DISCOUNT ON ALL Permanent Waves BALANCE OF AUGUST Permanents Priced $3 to $10 Steam Finger Wave $1 Maxim's Perfect Manicure 250 The LEADER Inc. Nicollet at 5th MA 0252 of New York City, who had been P. Sadler, 4416 York avenue the a short visit, after which they will guests Mr. Old's mother, Mrs.

H. F. were married in Des Moines, Iowa, Professor, Mrs. Deutsche and Family Plan to Sail on Sept. 10 PROFESSOR and Mrs.

Harold C. Deutsche and son, Harold, of 86 Seymour avenue S.E., will leave Friday by motor for Milwaukee where they will join the Misses Janet and Dorothy Deutsche, who are visiting in that city. From there Mr. and Mrs. Deutsche, their son and daughters will motor to New York, stopping en route in Washington, and will sail Sept.

10 on the Ilsenstein for Germany, They will spend the winter in Berlin and in the spring will go to Italy. The Deutsches will return to Minneapolis a year from this fall. ST. LOUIS PEOPLE ARE MINNEAPOLIS VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Castle of St. Louis are spending several days at the Plaza hotel. FURS Broadtail Detachable Fox Cape Collar $155 Other Broadtails, $97.50 Final Week August Specials Leopard-Cat Swagger Coats, Sizes 14-16 $145.00 Hudson Seal Coats Custom Made, $195.00 Krimmer Coat, Full Length Model, $195.00 TERMS MICHAEL JANS SON FURRIERS 83 South 8th Street Established 1918.