The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
MINNETONKA


Baptist Assembly grounds, possession was
taken by the young ladies of the Ohvet Bap-
tist Sunday school. They returned to the
city to-day after "a stay of one week. Next
week a class OF forty girls from Riverside
chapel will arrive The, class will be In
charge 3of their teacher, C.. V."Smith, and
will be chaperoned by Mrs: W. B. McCord
and Miss Eva McCord. Mrs. E. c. Whitney
and family. Mrs S. 1. Towers and Mrs. J.
G. Buckbee and family, will tent on the
assembly grounds during the last part Of
July and August The Baptist summer as
selnbly Aug. 7-26, promises, from the pres
ent heavy demand for tents and space, to be
the most successful Of the assemblies so far
held. 80 - p ~ .''-''
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison of Cottage
wood are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sisson and Frank Arnold of Galesburg
Messrs. sisson and Arnold have beetn at
tending the Beta Theta Pi convention at Ho-
tel St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison will
give a dinner of twelve covers in honor of
their guests this evening. =.
Mrs. C s.. Hubert of Minnetonka Beach
entertained twenty five women with "trip
Of the: lakes yesterday afternoon. Luncheon
was served on board: The affair was one
of a series OF boating parties which Mrs.
Hulbert Is giving on the Victor: =. . -.
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Barton of Mound re-
GENTLY entertained Mr. Barton's relatives at
q family reunion. There were present at the
gathering DR.. and Mrs G., lC. Barton John
c., Barton and family, w. P. Barton and
family, C. "A. Barton and family, w. H.
Bohn and family of Minneapolis; Humphrey
Barton of st. Paul, Mrs W. ,B. Dudley and
children, Mrs w. NJ. Watt and children OF
Yakima, Wash, and DIR. J.. F. Barton of the
Cumberland Valley normal school, Pennsyl-
vania. Dr. j. F.: Barton will remain till
September. X ;-.-' - H. =. =. =,
AN N: f. "A. party of twenty ladies visited
the lake Thursday, chartered the Millaquata
and made "a tour OF the upper and lower
lakes, stopping at Buena Vista for lunch. In
the party wore Mrs. arthur, Downing and
Master Harold Downing Fremont, ILL.,; Ju-
dith @Penner, Bloomington, ILL.,; Clementine
Jacobs. Matte D: Jacobs, Guttenburg. Iowa
Rose Bannon, Charleston, Iowa; Kate E.. Mat
| thaws, Jessie Jones. Salem, Iowa; Annie E.
Packer, A. III. Packer Mt. Pleasant, Iowa;
Frances E. Spry, Grace 'E. EDaugherty, Ma
| rion, Iowa. Several Minneapolis ladies were
also included in the party. -" ~, <.-..E.
Miss Fannie Jerome Abbot and J. Theo.
dore Keven of Minneapolis were married
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
Little Mildred BardwelI was the flower gir
and Master Welty of Butte. Mont, carried
the ring. The wedding march was played by
Miss Swanson of Chicago and Rev. g. A.
Traut read the, service. Mr.. and Mrs. Kever
left for a wedding trip. after which they
will be Mt home In Minneapolis.
The preparations for the EpM,oreh League
annual picnic, to be held at Camp Epwor.h
Lake Minnetonka, July Is, go merrily. on
and the program Of sports will be ready fo
distribution among the young people mex
| week.. The feature which is being looked
| forward to with the greatest interest is th,
baseball game between the Methodist min
listers, captained by Rev. Donald Mckenzie
pastor of the Twenty fourth Street church
and the leaguens, captained by Walter S
| Jameson of Trinity league. Dr: P. "A. Coo
Of Fowler church and DR.. J. S. Montgomery
of Wesley church will appear ON the dia
mond as field captain and umpire respec
| lively. \. - y; 2,4.@-
The annual picnic Of the Ladies. Social cir
Gle OF the Church Of the Redeemer will b,
held with Mrs. ~ Stoft at Solberg's Poin
| Wednesday The members will 70 out ot
the train leaving the st, Louis station at ss
o'clock. Is .....ss& ~. s
There will be the regular Saturday evenin,
| hop lat Hotel Lake Park, and the: BiJou OF
chestra will play this evening.
| The formal opening ball at the whit
House was held Thursday evening It proyet
1 to be one of the happiest7 affairs OF the sea
son. and was pleasant beginning OF wha
promises to be a gay season at this popu1a
1 hotel The ballroom was handsomely dec
Grated with the flowers OF the season an,
sweet peas predominated. The porches ant
| grounds were hung with many gaily colore,
] Japanese lanterns. Music was furnished b,