The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26


and Mrs. Charles M. Loring entertained with
a pretty luncheon at the hotel. Their guests
were Misses Kate Modissette, Susanne
Fletcher. Altha Miller, Riverside, CAL;
Katherine Carla. Grace e. Ames, New York;
M. j. Chute. Messrs. F.. B. Chute, G. B.
Eustis, Paul Won Kusber zs " >'$ss&s'3tt'
Early in the week pleasant family party
were guests at the hotel Among the mum
Der were Judge and Mrs: John j. Redick,
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Redick, George
NJ. Redick, John Redick and Miss Ellen
Redick. all of Omaha. q ~
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson OF
st. Paul entertained at dinner Mrs. Carter
Mrs. Reilly and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Hughson, Miss Anna Hawkins, F. r.
Yerxa, E, NJ. Prouty, T. 8. White, Lamphier
and w. H. Taghey. = ..
The Uphams Of St. Paul had q family din
ner at the hotel, Sunday. 49,
A party OF Missourians who visited the
hotel early in the week, included Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Ellison, Miss A. j. Mulford. A.
G. Fruchte and Miss Eva Fruchte, st. Louis
and Mrs. Louis Bertlin, Cape Giradeau. Mo-
The delegates who have been attending the
Young Peoples convention OF the Swedish
Lutheran church in Minneapolis spent yes
terday at the lake. Nearly 1000 picnicked al
Spring Park and made tour OF the lake in
furnished musical numbers and game Of
baseball between the young men Of North
and South Minneapolis proved an attractive
feature. Addresses were made by DR.. Tel
leen and Mr.. Hagberg, the doctor speaking
In English and Mr. Hagberg addressing the
company in the Swedish tongue. 70 49,
% The Lilacs at Wayzata has been filed this
week with a pleasant company OF friends
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together Among the party were Mr. and
Mrs. G. S. Jelley, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Hawkins, Miss
Hawkins, Mrs. Mary shennahon, Hart and
Mr.. Shennahon.
Dr. James Tuttle is recovering from his
serious illness most rapidly. His resolute
will and vigorous constitution have served
to save him, where most persons would have
succumhed. While still finding need Of OK:
ercsing great care over his health, he ie
enjoying pleasant summer at the new Fern
dale home purchased by his son, Dr. George
Tuttle of New York DR.. Tuttle is gradually
resuming his active interest in outdoor life,
and personally supervises several improve
4ents In the grounds of the new home. His
son, Dr. Tuttle, will return to the lake later
In the season If his many professional de-
mands admit.
Mrs Charles Van Devere OF Minnetonka
Beach entertained twenty ladies at cards yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. E. S. Elliot gave whist luncheon
yesterday afternoon at the Elliot cottage,
Ferndale for Mrs. Thomas Shevlin.
Mrs o. S. Chapman and Miss Edna Chap
man of Shady Nook, Excelsior, gave a Sec
ond finger luncheon yesterday. Sweet peas
and nasturtiums were the table decorations
The guests were Mines: Chester Simmons,
L.. r. Skies, H. l.. Brazie, Misses Lois Sim
mons, Ruth Skies and Barbour.
Mrs W. H. Bogart entertained at luncheon
yesterday afternoon at Mound for the Misses
Ross of Wilkesbarre, Pa. There were twenty
three guests.
The guests at the Bartlett House enjoyed
marshmallow roast on the hotel grounds
last night.
The Meadvllle Park thipble bee was en-
tertained this week by Mines. Elmer Brooks,
c. J. Traxler H. w. Emerson and ]. r.
Miller at the Brooks cottage. profusion
of flowers decked the verandas and rooms
Luncheon was served from table decorated
with sweet peas and nasturtiums. During
the afternoon Miss Edmund Smith and Mrs.
Sumner G. Couch sang. The guests num-
bered thirty five. -. Mines. Harry Cushman,
Hanford and the Misses Hayes will be hos
tesses next week at the Cushman cottage.
A fete Is being arranged for Monday even
ing by the people Of Meadville Park. The
hill back of the cottages will be illuminated
with large bont1res and there will be a unique
program.
The state convention of the Swedish Young
Peoples society held picnic at Spring Park
Yesterday afternoon. There were about 60t
in attendance. The Journal Newsboys band
furnished the music. In the afternoon there
was a program of music by the band, and
addresses by DR.. J. Felleen and Rev. P
Peterson Of Galesburg, Ill. The latter's ad-
dress was in Swedish. A game Of ball was
played between North and South Minneapolis
The Puritan and several smaller boats were
chartered for the afternoon and evening. Rev
J. c. Hutkrans was in charge OF the ar
rangements. =
A band OF thirty young ladies of Riverside
chapel, who have been camping at the Bap-
tist Assembly grounds at Mound since July
Il. closed their camp yesterday and returned
to the city. The party, which was chaperoned
by Miss Eva McCord, Mrs. w. 3. McCord and
Miss Mary Hirth, has had a most enjoyable
outing. The Baptist Assembly building and
several tents were used. The Millaquata was
chartered and took the crowd for a ride
Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. E. f. Pabody spent
several days at camp as guests. Through
the Invitations Of the chaperones, the parents
and friends Of the campers, spent Wednesday,
on the grounds. There were twenty-fv
guests. >. ,.'a.-. - : =. -
Noerenberg's beautiful launch, Winilorah
was one of the jolliest boats on the lake las
Sunday when Miss Winifred Noerenberg en-
tertained about thirty of her friends. Re
freshments were served on the boat and latel
at the Noerenberg home. Crystal bay. Among
the guests were: Misses Cora Bohn, Nelli.
Harmsen McHenry, Ida Bohn, Lawhead
Mamie Harmsen, Lora Noerenberg. Anna
Bohn, Winifred Noerenberg, Messrs. 'Bauman
Benedist, Blaze, Bohn, Anderson. Mathey
Wright, Zahler, Luther, Lawhead ant
Noerenberg. The party was chaperoned b!
Mr.. and Mrs. Noerenberg, Jr. ~,"
There will be a moonlight excursion on tn
steamer Puritan and barge Priscilla tonight
Music has been provided and those wish
ing to dance will be accommodated on tn
barge. ..
The ladies of the Excelsior Methodist churcl
are planning for rete to be given on tn
lawn of George Butcher Wednesday evening
The Excelsior military band has been en-
gagged for the evening. 90"
The guests ,at Maple Heights have forme,
two clubs, a musical club and a dramati
club, and these vie with each other in pro
vding interesting entertainment, Two week
ago the musical club gave an entertainment
Of a really high order, and ever since tn
members of the dramatic club have beel
going about with an air of mystery calcu
lated to arouse the curiosity of those "out