The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-07-02
LAKE MlNNETONKA

s the Lafayette club announces FOR the
Fourth golf matches all day. music. after
noon and evening, dancing after O'Clock.
The celebration OF the national holiday will
be prolonged at the club and elsewhere over
Sunday. Attic club on Saturday will be held
the first Of the team matches with the Mini
kahda club. There will be music and dancing
in the evening. ii y. 7E-sSi1
The MinnetonkaS club has scheduled "a busy
day At 1880 regatta will be sailed; & at
23o there will be a club tennis tournament,
postponed from June 81. All players reach
ing the third round will be entitled to play
in the round robin for the cup presented by
Ward c. Burton. A large ball will be given
in the evening to which the members will
invite their friends. There will also be a
fine display of fireworks.
The greater regularity with which the fleet
of small steamers is being run Is con-
venience greatly appreciated, as now one can
reasonably expect to be able to get from
point to point some time during morning,
afternoon or evening. The Mayhower and
Puritan connect with all the morning trains
and make the trip to the upper lake, return
ing to the lower lake for luncheon. They
also meet the afternoon trains from the city,
make tour Of the lake and return their
passengers for the trains to the city late in
the afternoon. The Acte, after meeting the
morning trains on the lower lake, makes the
trip to, the upper lake. F.. - -..-
The Pilgrim runs from Spring Park and
the Millaquota will run from Buena Vista
after the Fourth The Victor. makes special
low priced excursions to the upper lake Tues
days and Fridays, picking up passengers at
all points. 1t also has certain days TOR trips
from upper lake points to the lower lake.
The schedule Of the Fanny L., however,
promises to give the most-needed service on
the lake. She leaves Excelsior at S:15 and
runs to Lake Park and the east shore points,
arriving at Wayzata to meet the morning
train. Returning she makes the same stops
and continues on to Minnetonka Beach, Edge
wood, Maple Heights and the upper lake.
Down the lake she will reach Excelsior at
1855 and Wayzata at lao The steamer will
go over the same route In the afternoon. ar
irving at Wayzata on the return trip at 5:45.
Going, out in the evening from
Wayzata at 7:45, reaching the Beach
at sos, she returns to Wayzata at 10 O'Clock.
The Morning Thimble Bee of Meadville
Park was entertained today at the residence OF
Mrs Sumner c. Couch. Luncheon was served
alto noon and a Notwithstanding and button
sewing contest afforded amusement Music
and readings also added to the pleasures Of
| the day.
Residents of Meadvile and Fairview have
neigh borly- social instincts, and they have
united in arranging for religious exercises
on Sundays, to be held at the various homes
Services have already been held at the homes
of Mines. Couch Proctor and Haford. They
consisted chiefly of sacred music.
Miss Rachel Holdrige entertained a num-
Der of young women of the Christian En-
deavor society of Lyndale Avenue Congrega.
tional church with a house party at hel
home, Blithepoint, Meadville. The party in
oil dad no Hell 3nC
Bertha Abbott, Floy Emerson, Orpha King
Josa Halgren, Frances Edgerton and Kath-
crime Miller.
W. F. Decker entertained Mrs. G. C. Stick.
| ney, Mrs. T. IN. Russell, the Misses Pear
Jones, Hetty A. Smith, Mrs j. B. Pike anG
Miss Dorothy Decker at the Minnetonka clut
Saturday. Ralph Gillette had a party O.
eight for dinner Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. c
N. Chadbourne were out over Sunday ant
will remain over the Fourth. Mrs. Stillwel
Of Boston has arrived for a weeks stay
Other recent guests have been Mr. and Mrs
| George Harrison, Miss Elizabeth D. Root
| Galesburg, ILL.,: &c. w. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
| G. H. Daggett and family Miss Ethel Weld
man, Lebanon. Pa; Miss Megaw, St. Paul
j. T. Dabney, Chicago; A. w. Hoppock, Hor
ace Earl, R. Edgar, E. w. Sumner, Jacoi
Stone, Claire Wyman, Harry Belden, Mr.. ani
Mrs. M. j. scanlon and family. .
| "A picnic will be held at the summer home
of Mrs.. Jacob sStoft at Solberg's Point July
16 The date had been set for July 8, but
change was necessary.
Miss Sadie Conlon Of Hannibal, Mo-, anG
Miss Bonnie McAllister are the guests o.
Miss Harriet Barnard of Casco for a week
Miss Gertrude MCGEE of Wildhurst enter
| tanned at a luncheon for Miss Barnard ant
her guests Monday. Covers were laid fo
ten. After luncheon the party was taken fo
| trip on the lake on the Mazeppa- Mis-
Barnard entertained Miss Sadie Conlon Miss
Bonnie McAlister, Gus Griffith and byron
Harris at the hop at the Del Otero Frida,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. IA Barnard chaperoned
party of young people at the hop at the Lake
Park Saturday evening.