The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
MINNET0NKA

Mrs. H. w. Wagner gave luncheon at the
Minnetonka Club yesterday. The thirty-fve
guests included group of women from town,
who came out to the lake on the morning
train and were met by Mrs. Wagner 8 launeh@
Luncheon was served on the piazza, and the
tarle was decorated with sweet peas and
ferns. In the afternoon the guests enjoyed
a cruise on the lake, returning TO the city at
o'clock. Mrs. Wagner was assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Herbert l.. Hankinson and
the Misses Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Porter OF Ferndale
gave a dinner last night for INF. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Case. Covers were laid for
twelve. s.. at
Mrs. o. S. Chapman and Miss Edna Chap
man gave finger luncheon at Shady Nook,
Excelsior, yesterday. The menu consisted
OF courses which could be eaten with the f1n-,
gers. The guests were Mines F. r.. Woodard,
tC Charles Smith, F. e. Bell, Stone, Pope,
Marsh, Miss Woodard and Miss Smith,
Mrs. e. G. Best of Orono entertained at
| luncheon yesterday for "a group OF women
from the city. Covers were laid for ten. - Z
H. S. Gregg of Ferndale and Edward Best
of Orono gave dancing party Wednesday
evening in the dining Of the st. Louis,
The Juno was chartered to convey the guests
Mcneil, Salisbury, Westlake, Kearney, Glib
son. Miss Mary Longbrake, Mr.. Castle and
| John Proctor. "' III r
| Miss Irene Dean gave "a luncheon at the
Dean cottage Wednesday afternoon in honor
Eof Miss Bertha Atkinson of New London,
Conn. and Miss Mayme sprague Of Maine. ,
| A party of lake people consisting Of Miss
Elsie Hardenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Van
| derlip, w. H. Lee and son Roger, and Au-
| gust Morrison. left Tuesday for a trip west.
A visit will be made to the mines of the
cliff dwellers. where three days will be spent
The party will then go to the Grand canyon
of the Colorado, where they will camp for
| two weeks.
| On her return Miss Elsie Hardenberg will
leave at once for Johns Hopkins, where she
will take three-years' hospital course. /!
! The Park quartet will give musicale at
Lake Park hotel, Monday night, and one at
Hotel St. Louis, Aug. 7. The quartet has as
soprano, Mrs. Adrian Pratt; contralto, Mrs
E. w. French tenor, J. Austin Williams; /;
bass, Hal stroms with Dean Fletcher, ac-
| companist
Mrs j. E. Chalmers gave an informal
luncheon yesterday at the Hotel Lake Park
| in honor of Mrs. A. B. Armstrong, Mrs. J. e..
and Miss Kuster. After luncheon tour OF
the lake was made on the Puritan.
The women of Hotel Lake Park on Tues
day gave a eucher party Miss Louise Pye
won one Of the handsome prizes. Several
tables were played
The Sunday school Of Bethlehem Swedish
Lutheran church had picnic at Spring
Park to-day and made tour of the lake on
| the Puritan.
Mines Moss, Davis and Metzger enter
tanned Tuesday on the Metzger launch for
Mrs Buchanan and daughter of St. Paul.
Luncheon was served at Maplewood Inn
from a table decorated with sweet peas and
ferns
! The Puritan was chartered Wednesday aft
ernoon for a tour Of the lakes by the rail-
way men, who were in convention IN Mime
apolts. The tourists came out at O'CLOCK
over the Minneapolis & st. Louis road, and
returned to the city at 4 o'clock.
The members of the Eastern Star lodge
of Hutchinson had picnic at the' lake TO-
day. The visitors were met at Spring Park
by the Victor and trip to the upper lake
was made . Luncheon was served at Mound
and a cruise in the lower lake enjoyed IN Inc