The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-18
MINNETONKA

MINNET0NkA
The Silent Sisters were entertained yester-
day by Mrs. w. H. Jacoby of Tonka Bay
Luncheon was served from a table decorated
with pink roses and sweet peas. Euchre was
played in the afternoon, and the guests from
the city returned on the late train. Mrs H.
c. Cook was chosen president and Mrs. Lu-
cius Frink secretary The club will begin It's
regular meetings in October.
Mrs Walter G. Baker entertained the Ex-
celsor Ladies' Euchre Club yesterday after
noon. Four tables We're played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Will Loudon and Miss Lulu
Sampson.
The guests at Hotel st. Louis were enter
tanned last evening with a lecture by Nat F.
Brigham on the grand canyon OF Arizona. IT
was illustrated by the stereoptcon and was
followed by an informal dance. Wednesday
a party Of people from the hotel went to the
Minnetonka Club to bowl. The Wednesday
evening hop was attended by a throng of
young people. ."' r. *. 4
Miss Pliers gave a dramatic reading last
evening at the Lake Park Hotel. musical
ccompan irnent was furnished by the Mini
kahda orchestra and Harry Squires. The
most pleasing impression. Z
The usual Friday evening hop will be given
at the Del Otero pavilion this evening, and
parties will go up from the different parts of
the lake. e,
Miss Irene Dean of Ferndale entertained
group of friends from the city and lake at
luncheon Wednesday In honor Of her guest,
Miss Ethel Brown of Worcester. N. Y.
Lake Jottinss.
Miss Lois Tennant will leave next, Thurs
day for Duluth to spend three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Adams.
Ralph Bostwick of Wildhurst entertained
a company of young people from the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs w A.. Merriam, who have
been building a summer home at Sunrise
Point. Tonka Bay, expect to move out to
the lake July 90 ~ = ..
Hughes Of Minneapolis over Sunday. Miss
Agnes Gedney is her guest for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Woodruff spent Wednes-
naS iiam q crosse ros sAes Of E8eelsor aee MI anu
Mrs George c. Crib and daughter M n Heller Helen
Tannant aen Meis at S Wldhurst @ for several Weeks
II. Peter was Sunday guest at the ]. N
Tongs eottage, Patrview: I :. p,,,, j. .,o a,as+
Of Mrs. Charles Hoffman, st. Albans Bay.
Mrs. W. III. Taylor Kansas City, has ar
rived at the home of her parents, Dr. and
to Tonka Bay this week She has been Wis
Hg in Red RE 0T ShFss Mantou is enter
taining her niece, Miss Margaret Winnard
Of Chicago.
NJ ara NJ Mrs A I Leysrag Psyvisv' Y +Sa1 viii
SS Mr. 0Gnd and GxSs MTs ots l. colburn are guests
riving from New York on Monday. .,
Miss Julia Clifford West Point, will enter
tain Miss Mary Wagner over Friday.
Ms has been the guest
S. L. Downey Of Lake Traverse has ordered
| a gasolene launch OF tho Moore boatworks.
The boat is nicely arranged, is % feet long.
and is fitted with patent Harlow canopy Il
completed.
Mr. and Mrs W F. Porter and son, Merwin,
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Donovan, at the
Ramsey cottage, Ferrdale. Mrs. ]. W. Howe
and two children are also recent guests of Mr..
Mrs. Lucien Colby is the guest of Mrs. L.
| Christian at sunnyslde cottage, Ferndale.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Campbell, Mr.. and
| Mrs c. S. Jelley, Mr.. Shenonen, Mrs Hart
and DR.. W. s. Laton are guests at the Liiacs,
| Wayzata
Miss Marion schibsby of Chicago and Miss
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Gregg at the
| Graham cottage, Ferndale.
Mrs. H.. Bernstein Of Minneapolis Is the
zata. Mrs. Lloyd entertained Miss Louise
Void Monday.
|, j: p: Htnnnan OF Maauoketa Iowa, is MAX
ing extended visit to his niece, Mrs. l.. L.
Longbrake at Ferndale: Eighty-three years
| rest lightly upon Mr.. Hinman.
Don A. Cassil of Toledo, Ohio, is spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Long
brake.
MI and Mrs B. r. Pinkney, who have
moved into the Herrick cottage, at Ferndale,
for the season, are entertaining DR.; e; R.
| shall of Wheaton, clerk of court of Traverse
| county. Miss Naylor of Chicago and Miss
Mabel Otis Of Minneapolis were guests of Mr..
| and Mrs. Pinkney this week.
| Professor H. W. Malcolm has been engaged
as master of ceremonies for the Saturday eve
nRE NJ hops onn at 9s Lake of
Mrs. Elliott Of York, Pa, spent Monday in
Excelsior, the guests of DR.. and Mrs. E. R.
| Perkins.
Miss Edith Hockey and Miss Bess Albee
have gone to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N
Y, by way of the lakes. ,..'
Mrs; Marion D: Shutter and son have re-
Lieutenant Frederick E. Coe of Fort Shell
ing has recently returned from a three years
stay in Japan and is spending few days at
Frank s. whitman is at Hotel St. Louis.
e. A. Brush Harvey Woods of Minneapolis
and Miss Romig Of South Bend, Ind. took
| ulnIeI viii uIe. y. a. D1 uou dL IAo oalAPsoL
House, Sunday.
A party of Minneapolis teachers are occu-
pying a West Point cottage during July. They
are Misses Anna and Nellie Turnquist Swan
berg, Ida and Ella Swanberg and Ella Peter
Il SON Misses Edith Hegel and Mabel Fosseen
will come out next week.
| st. Johns and Salem English Lutheran
churches held joint picnic at Spring Park
| yesterday.
The members Of the Tailors' Exchange OF
Minneapolis and St. Paul spent yesterday
on the upper lake.
Senator James K. Jones and Mrs. Jones OF
Arkansas are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
F. W. Plant.
Misses McLsughlin, Annie Fisher. Louise
Pye, Wlnifred Westlake, Messrs. Wagner
Parry, Childs, Ed Jones, Fred and John Cal
houn of Lake Park Hotel, attended the lawn
fete at Excelsior Tuesday evening and will
| 90 to the Del Otero hop this evening"
| Mr.. and MRS. II. c. McNair and family of
St. Paul came out Tuesday to the Del Otero
to remain for the season..
| Mrs Shepard of st. Louis and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. "A. siddon of St. Louis are recent arrivals
at the Del Otero.
Miss Frances Thornton of New York, who
has been THE guest CT Miss Elizabeth Dom
aldson, left for home to-day.
Picnic at Tonka Bay