The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-29


! hlmy dress which will be hard to wash. It Is
SAID and there Is one long poker which is
unusually clean.
This will be a gay week at the Lafayette
Club. ana there is something special on for
nearly every day. This evening Mrs. H. S.
Rumscy will give dinner dance to twenty
lake friends Thurs lay Mrs Bemis and Mrs.
j. W. Campbell will bring over a group of
tennis people for luncheon. In the evening
twenty-hv young people WIN be entertained
| at dinner dance. There will also be the
usual number of small luncheons and dinners
scattered through the week.
There was the usual gathering at the club
over Sunday, and the capacity of the dining
room was taxed. While the porches were
thronsed with a gay crowd Of smartly gowned
women with their escorts Among those who
had friends at dinner We're Mrs. b. w
Backus, who entertained eight guests from
town, and Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Brooks who
gave a dinner Of seven covers for Miss Edna
Caine of Oshkosh The guests included j. R.
D. Hallowell, who is always at the club over
Sunday. z
Mr. and Mrs. M B. Rooms spent the last OF
the week with MIR. and Mrs. Charles d. Velie
and Master Velie. Mr.. and Mrs. Velie will
leave shortly to spend ia week fishing and
capming on the Nepigon river, Lake Superior.
Mr.. ;anG Mrs H. F. Douglass and family
will move out to the club Aug. 10 to stay for
the rest of the season. 2@:S Es5 n 4
There were so many participated in the
! ping-pong tournament at the club that the
final playing had to be carried over into this
week. s44
The fire iete arranged by Mines. Couch,
Proctor and Cushman for the Meadville Park
people last evening was a most amusing af-
fair. The grounds of Mrs Couch were illu-
minated with Japanese lanterns, bonfres and
VaH 1i..hS A ,roc a1fc 4nf1
rious kinds, furnished amusement, and the
prizes were more ridiculous than valuable.
A cakewalk was participated in by nine coup
les, and the program closed with a Virginia
reel and a watermelon feast. E 80
Mrs. Frank Peavey has as her guests at
Highcroft Mrs. "A. ID Peavey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Wright of Des Moines Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Burham Miss Burkam and E. G.. Bur-
kan, Jr.. old friends of Mrs. "A. D.. Peavey,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stone. The children of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Heffelfnger are with, Mrs
Peavey while their parents are taking. a lake
! trip on one of the Peavey boats IS II e.
The annual excursion and picnic of the Min
neapolls Amateur Choral Society was held at
the lake yesterday. G. H. Normington, musi-
cal director, was in charge of the young peo-
pie, who came out on the morning train and
were met at Wayzata by the Victor. A cruise
of the upper and lower lake was enjoyed and
a picnic luncheon was served the shore
of the upper lake. Many of the young people
were accompanied by their parents and
friends, and a delightful day was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gluek entertained the
Unter Uns Bowling Club at Nyndhurst Satur-
day. Baseball, a swimming contest and other
sports were the amusements in the morning
The tub race won by Julius Heinrich.
| In tho afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Gluek took
their guests for a ride on the launch, IT,. =,
The friends Of Miss Margaret Cummings
will be sorry to learn that she is suffering
from an accident caused by runaway team
! at Spring Park Sunday. . A team Of horses
became frightened at the automobile in
which Miss Cummings riding, and before
the auto could be turned out of their way
the team had crashed into it. THE young
lady escaped with e broken collarbone and a
dislocated shoulder.