The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-31
LAKE ~MINSETONKA.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Lake Minnetonka. Aug. 27.-Mrs. Jack P.
Richardson and daughter. Lille, who have
been making a sojourn of several weeks at
the lake, returned home this week on the
steamer Sydney
Miss Cordelia NJ. Schiefer OF st. Louis.
who has been spending her summer vaca-
ton at this lake, also returned horne this
last week at the Sampson House, Miss
Schiefer arrange two more musicals, which
were enjoyed by a large gathering.
At the last two musicals given at the
Sampson House, Sue Martin. the u-year-old
daughter of Mrs. w. r. Martin of Fort
Smith. Ark, delighted every one with a
skirt dance. which she executed with much
grace. Mrs. Martin was very pleasing IN
a relation; Miss Lille Richardson of St
| Louis sang two vocal solos; Miss George
| Smith of Carrollton, Mo, gave pleasure with
several piano solos and took part in a duet.
| Miss Maude Dunkel Of CarroltOn. Mo. was
tie Margaret Crayton. .Carrollton. charmed
every one with a vocal solo, Little Black
Ne"
Miss Louise S. LANCE OF st. Louis, who
has been enjoying an outing at the lake
since the close of the n. E. A. Convention
in Minneapolis. left for Minneapolis last
week. where she expected to visit Mrs. Os-
car Carlson. a former st. Louis pupil, before
returning home.
Mrs. Minard T. Barbour of st. Louis gave
| a progressive euchre party last week at her
summer cottage in Excelsior. and among
the thirty-six guests were a number OF Mis-
| houses. Mrs. w. r. Martin of Arkansas
| carried off one of the prizes. The rooms of
the pretty cottage Were decorated artistical-
" with sweet peas and other flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lynch and family
of St. Louis. since leaving home. July l.
have made an extensive tour Of the British
Northwest, stopping at vancouver. Nictorla
and other points. They arrived at the lake
about the middle OF August. where they re-
manned for a week or two recuperatinS be-
fore their return home.
Mrs. VI. l.. CasselI and Miss Elsie Cassell
Of Dallas. Tex. have spent six weeks at
- Il ,rrs- Tho nrA=nr- GaneN-
Miss Lu Bushman. Mrs. W. Petrins ana
children of st. Louis have spent some time
at the White House this month
Mrs. A. 2. Wicker of Kansas City has
been a guest for some time Of Mrs. Clapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mccarthy and children
enjoyable outing at NinnetOnka.
\ party of Macon. Mo. folks. who were
Headquarters at the White House, consisted
OF William Compton. Mrs. w. r. Compton.
Randolph Compton; W: r; Compton, Thos,
dell and Olga Hess. They returned home
Mrs. W. P. Martin and children OF Fort
Smith. Mrs. Harry Rubev and daughter of
Macon. Mo. and Mrs. Anderson and son,
James. OF Dallas. Tex. who have been
turned home this week.
A large Darty from Little Rock. Ark. who
arrived at the lake at the beginning of
August and have been guests at the Del
Otero ever since. consists of Mrs. Gordon
Peay. baby and nurse. Mrs. Suey Peay, Mr.
and Mrs. W. 3. Worthen, Miss Peay. Miss
Lizzie Worthen- Louise WOrthen. Baby
WOrthen and nurse and George G. Worthen.
They are having a good time fishing and
boating bowling and dancing.
Mrs. James Pye gave a dinner at the
Lake Park Hotel last week to sixteen
guests. among whom were Mines. Rubey,
Martin and Anderson.
Among the guests at Lake Park last week
were: z. S. Wagner. Mrs J. p. Ford, Mrs. ,
George Foster and Margaret Foster, all of
Kansas CITY. Mo.
Mrs. Will Kennedy OF Galveston, Tex, |
has been at the lake this month.
Among the guests at the Del Otero this
month have been the following from the
South: Mr.. and Mrs. Cook. w. F. Dolke.
.Jr.. F. C.. Dolke. r. G. Hinton. Miss Hin
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Magill, Luentia Ma
gill and Hopin Magill. all of st. Louis; /
George 7. Guernsey. Mrs. Guernsey. Jessie.
Mary and Bertha Bowen of independence. |
Mo: Miss Reba ". Stevenson. Mira. C l..
Petition. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bishop and child,
all of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Maxwell of st Louis
have been spending several weeks at the
lake. They made a trip the other day on
the Puritan to Spring Park TO visit at the
summer home Of Charles VI. Wolfng and
family of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Wolfng and fam
lily are occupying their cottage at Cssco
Point. Spring Park. where they expect to
until the middle of September. Nr.
and Mrs, WoIhnz have been coming to
for the past twenty years. Il
Doctor and &Fs. Il W. Grafton and !