The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
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The heavy storm last night interferred
seriously with the zarrangemen ents for: the
Informal Emu usicale. at the lafayetteS club,
but it was given and was much enjoyed by
a fair sized crowd Of residents at the clup,
dinner guests and nearby cottagers. MI
and Mrs: Charles D. .Velie gave a,Sdinner sa nm M
for twelve, guests in honor Of several -opt
Of town visitors. The table had as g
center piece large basket filed with
sweet peas, the tall handle. being twined
with asparagus vine and flowers. Another
small dinner party was entertained: by D.
M. Chute - r ~ ~; r.<}s :: 4. y =
A. mandolin orchestra played during din
ner and continued the program. during
the early part Of the evening. The special
program was given in an informal manner
by Scott Woodworth and Phil Brooks who
sang a. number Of selections. The mu=
sicale was followed by informal dancing.
This evening "a number of parties have
arranged to go out to: the club for dfnnsr
after the club golf match at Minikahla
and should the weather prove propitidus
the dance will be we'll attended Among
the dinners will be on by Mr.. and Mrs. p.
W. Backus for their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
g: w. Wheeler. " = :. (. FL. :
Manager Hopkins Of Del Olero. has de-
cided to build a new pavilion nearly on the
site Of the one destroyed by. fire., The
building, has. lead Mr.. Hopkins to plan a
structure more on the casino order. BE
sides the refreshment room and barber
shop, there ss;rill BE- bowling alleys: a
shooting gallery, billiard rooms and per-
haps, provision for other sports. The new
| structure will be put under construction
this fall and will be ready for occupancy
by the opening Of next season. a45tSy!sSsEtEesa
Clock golf Is the latest amusement al
Del Otereo. The game is new one but Is
becoming very popular in the east AS
the name suggests the game is a modified
form OF goH. The grounds are circular
| in shape and about twenty five: feet in
diameter: Around the circumference OF
tho circle at equal intervals. are placed
numbers from one to twelve inclusive. A
little to one side Of the center of<the cir
Gle is a hole. The player places g. go1i
| ball at figure one and using the putter
puts the ball into the hole He next starts
from number two and repeats the. process
| up to twelve. The winner is the person
| who makes the complete circle in the least
numbe OF shots. So far the best record
on the Del IOtero grounds is twenty-eighl
shots The game has become SO popular
among the guests that Mr.. Hopkins VIII
construct two asphalt,lm circles to be
ready next spring. II.
Mrs. w. G. Northup and Miss NorthuI
have issued invitations for reception tx
be given at Bonyside, the Northup cot
tage at Ferndale, Saturday afternoon
Sept. s. The reception. which is for Miss
/ Northup will be held between four and
six o'clock. A special train will leave
the union station over the Great Northern
railway at $3.50 D. m.
Miss Mary clemrner and Mrs Nellie
Peck Of Gresco, Iowa, are guests Of Miss
Ida. Dickey at Wayzata a dinner was
| given in their honor last evening by Mrs.
r. L.sWright. Miss Clemmer Is en- route
to Alaska. ~.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Mark xire
gave an entertainment at the hall on
Thursday night. "A good musical program
was given, ice cream, cake and coffee
were served. The program consisted oi
i piano. violin and vocal numbers. A
Eshort opening address was given by Mr.:
Eoyler. Others taking part were Profes-
sor Plasco. Misses Amelia and Jessie
and Master Felix Decorfi. Misses Anna
Anderson. Gertrude Winslow, Alice Girls
lwold. Miss Gray and Betya stubbs. u