The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

visitors was group of three young wom-
en- from Excelsior who came up every
day at noon on.-the Acte and had the
steamer wait while they rolled one game.
intervals a party of Crystal Bay residents,
with their guests One Sof the Crystal
Bay visitors, G. 81 Bohn, rolled the high
score of the season, 227. Others high
scores recorded were r. B. Prinz, 2O7 and
212, and E. B.. Smith, 2l2. The highest
score made by a woman was Mrs. Prinz's
1852. Others who had rolled over 100 were
Miss Abrams, Miss Crittenden, Miss Nor
gan of Des Moines, Mrs, Scott and Miss
Marshall of Dubuque, Mrs. Schwarten-
berg, Miss Bohn, Miss Chase, Mrs. Hop
kins Most of the women were novices
at the game but made excellent progress.
The bowling alley cannot be replaced
until next season and that amusement is
cut off, but bathing and swimming, boat
ing and fishing are still provided Part of
the t1ete Of row boats was saved, not be-
ing drawn out of the water and a large
addition had already been ordered for
next season. These Mr.. Hopkins had de-
livered at once. Interest in swimming
was already increasing rapidly owing to
the favorable weather and it has some
what taken the place of bowling for the
guests Of the hotel. One of the guests
is devoted to the sport, Lawyer HAYES
Of st. Paul, and he gets up every morn
ing at 6 o'clock for his lake plunge, with
out regard for the weather. Among the
other swimmers are Mrs. Guernsey, Miss
Guernsey, Misses Mary and Bertha Bow
en-, Mrs. Charles Swartz, w. F. Dolke, F..
G. Dolke. Elzy Burkan and Marie Burk-
an, Of st. Louis are fancy swimmers whose
performances attract much attention.
Mrs. Herbert L. Hankinson will give a
tea Saturday at her cottage at Deep
haven to Mrs. r. H. Hankinson of Hank
inson, N. D., and for Mrs Lawrence r..
Horton of Mayville, N. D., who are ex-
pected to arrive on Wednesday. The
guests will include only the lake friends
Of the visiting women
Mrs. William McWade will give a lunch
con Thursday afternoon at her home,
Hillcroft, Christmas lake.
Mrs. Henry L. Day of Zumbra Heights
will give a 11OuSeWarIning at her lake
home tomorrow, the guests being the
members Of the missionary societies of
Westminster church. The visitors will be
met at the station by conveyances.
The Baptist assembly as Mound closed
yesterday at noon after session extend
ing from Aug. 10 to Aug. q. The last
three days were devoted to a ministers
institute, during which time two series of
lectures were given, one by Dean E. B.
Hubert of Chicago, on church history
and the other by DR.. H: F. StilweIl on
Biblical exegesis. During the institute
there were also addresses by Revs G. F.
| Holt and G. A. Cleaveland, besides nu-
| merous discussions and devotional and
musical exercises.
Emerson Hough of Chicago and Alber,
Bruning Of New York, who have spent
| the summer at Camp Messasebe on
Phelps Island, engaged in the dramatiza-
tion of the mississippi Bubble" have
| completed their work. Arrangements fol
| the production Of the drama have not vel
been completed. Mr.. Hough left las
week for Chicago, but will return early ir
September. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruning alst
left Saturday for Nepigon, Canada, where
! they will spend some time fishing before
| returning to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hughson of ST
| Paul entertained a large party on Satur
day with boating trip and luncheon a
/ George H. Nutting, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
E. l.. Freyer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Judsor
Misses B. Reilley and e. Reilley, and L
Hughson, st. Paul; Mrs. G. L. Easton; MI
and Mrs. E. G., Stillwen and Miss Still
we'll, Minneapolis. !.
The *PathflndersA were entertaine
Thursday by Mrs, Leslie G.. Lane at he
cottage on Gideon's Bay. After lunch tn
party chartered the Fannie l. and mad
a tour of the lake, returning to the cot
tage for supper. There were, thirty-hv
guests. +'>" =
HEARD%lN PASSING.
Among the guests who have just arrived
| Hotel del Otero to spend some time Mr.. an
| Mrs. Theodore A. Craig, Keokuk, Iowa; Mr.. al,
Mrs. Edward Thayer, Boston; Mr." and Mrs. {
B. Sparks Alton;, Mr.. and Mrs, l.. H.. Thoml
son. Miss Thompson, Minneapolis
1 Miss Lila Marehand Of St. Paul was the que.
! of Mrs Charles sehuaenian at Hotel del ote1
| Miss Nj E. Heisser MAS the guest of Mr.. an
/ Mrs. J. r. Chick of!Grystal bay over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Levering Of Bay View gave
week end house party in honor of Miss Mau
Levering and Winthrop Lawrence.
DR.. l.. l.. Bennett of Qwatonna is at his Tonk
bay cottage for few days before closing
for the season.
Mrs. Chute and Miss Chute had their CUES
at Hotel del Otero yesterday Mrs. George Kle
berger, Mrs. Townsend and Mr.. and Mrs. Horat
EGray. '..:
n G. e. Clark Of St. Paul is at the White Hou
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. zorn are at the Viii
| Burlington, Iowa.
Miss Lillian Irem Of Montreal, Canada, is
| recent arrival at the White House.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. HOnsrain and son,
Minneapolis: Mrs. Il. w. Knecland and daug