The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
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ii SATURDAY afternoon there Will .De special
golf at the Lafayette club The: ping7pong
tournament has been planned for July IS and
the tables will be placed on the piazza,
Those at the club are Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Fish and family, Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. III: F.. douglas and. the Misses
Douglas, who have just returned from Eu
rope, will be out in August.
eMr. and Mrs. C. M. Harrington and Miss
Laura Harrington have returned to the city,
| but will come out again In August.
The first Wednesday party at the Hotel St.
Louis will be held this evening. Tomorrow
evening Nat Brigham of Pasadena, Cal, will
give a lecture on 'The Grand Canyon OF
Arizona which will be illustrated by a
stereopticon..7 Dancing will follow. Friday
evening the young people will have a steamer
ride and stop at the Del Otero for the hop,
and on Saturday there will be the usual hop.
Last evening there was an informal card
party. .. - ....
A. N. Beanaan has chartered the Victor for
July II for the use of a party of from sixty
to seventy-five of his men friends. Dinner
will be served at Lake Park. s -.
Friday evening Charles S. ALBERT will give
a dinner dance at the Lafayette club. The
guests will be from st. Paul and covers will
be laid for fifteen. - .. ...... -
Mrs. L. S. Gillette entertained twenty two
guests at luncheon at the Lafayette club to-
day. AFTER luncheon whist was played.
David M Chute gave a luncheon Of ten
covers at the Lafayette club to-day.
The annual lawn fete oftthe ladies of
Trinity chapel, Excelsior, yesterday after
noon and evening, was one of the most sue
cessful of the many pretty affairs given by
the society since it's organization. The
grounds of the White House were placed at
the disposal ofa.the guild through the cour-
tesy of the proprietor, w. F. Sanderson. The
attendance during the afternoon was not las
heavy as had been anticipated, but in the
evening the grounds were packed. not only
by the village people, but by those who came
out from the city and from different points on
the lake. The grounds were bright with hun
dreds OF Japanese lanterns. The fancy work
table was presided over by Mines. G. H.
Shrodes, w. B. Joslyn, Charles s. Marshall
and E. N. Brown. The country store. which
contained many pleasing surprises, was in
charge Of Mrs. A. H. Lyman and Miss Louise
GLADDEN.. The candy table was looked after
by Misses Constance Wells, Marie Ratliff,
Fannie Struck and Pansy King. At the lem
onade stand were Misses Marguerite Wells
and NINA Seamans Cake Table-Mrs. j. R.
Purchase, Mrs. W. B. Mason and Miss Della
Eddy. Popcorn Stand-Miss Hazel Newton.
The young ladies who assisted in serving
Ice cream were: Misses Mollie Tharalson,
Elva Newton, Susie Sigafors, Mabel Good
win, Grace Dennis. Ida Purchase. Vera Mason,
Nellie stoddard Mabel Seamens, Hazel Chris
tian and Stella Tharlson. Miss Rena stod-
dard was general cashier, and Mrs Nathan
H. Chase of Minneapolis, who came out for
the day, and Miss Claribel Hay, assisted by
the ladies of the church, made up the recep-
tion committee. In addition to the other at
fractions, palmist and magician had tents
on the ground during the evening. Ping
pong was. provided for the lovers of that
game, and later in the evening dancing was
enjoyed in the hotel parlors. Williams or
chestra furnished music both afternoon and
evening The sofa pillow was won by Miss
Clara Fisher, who held No. g.. The fete was
an exceedingly pleasant one socially, and re-
suited in placing a handsome sum in the
church treasury.