The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-31
Lake Minnetonka

The guests at Tonka Bay hotel were
entertained last night at a card party IN
the parlors and played euchre for hand
some set of prizes The preparations for
the white minstrel show Tonight nave
eclipsed, somewhat, all other interests
the last few days and the prospects Tor
an unusually fine entertainment are the
best. The program will include large
number Of the newest popular songs by
the chorus and the soloists, Whlstllng,
dancing, cakewalks, magic and dialect
readings.
and governess of T1voli, n. z, are at the
hotel for the season. Stanley Parker OF
Minneapolis is the guest of Messrs. Hem
rich and Jumper for week. Mrs =. =.
King of st. Paul was the guest OF Mrs.
G. D. Whitcomb Wednesday. Mrs. G. s.
Porcher and Miss Anna Long are out for
the season. Frank Mccarthy and John
Heinrich were the guests OF Mrs. M
Heinrich on Wednesday. Mrs. Harrington
and Miss Tuper are spending two weeks
at the hotel Other season guests VINO
Won AnnionOff Bloomquist, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Kimball, Minneapolis; Mrs. l. kutt-
nauer Detroit.
]. c. Stuart, Hugh Stuart, Dubuque;
Miss Noll, Miss schaeffer and Miss Ly-
sen, Muscatine, made up an Iowa party
at the hotel on Wednesday.
Thursday Mrs. C. d. Huyck entertained
a small party of ladies around the lake at
at luncheon and cards in honor of Mrs. w.
J. Lennox.
This Is the regular hop night at the tx
celsior casino, Hotel del Otero and North,
land, Cool weather will undoubtedly add
to the popularity Of all three.
LAKE BREEZEs.
Mrs Frank r. Atwood, of st. Louis, is Wis,
Nth hon. moi j, A
Mapewood Inn, Breezy Point, anu VIII! IT,
main for the season. . =, n
The Sunday school OF the Fowier M NJ, ~.
and Outing in On the common of Excelsior yes
terday. About one hundred came out on the
morning train and proceeded 10 nave eouu
time. The steamer Puritan called for the
party and took them for an extended excu[-
sion around the lake, after which they partook
0non pien nTogram of sports, Including swim
ming races and boat races, was carried out.
The picnic was managed BY U. g. McCiln'oeA'
SUPERINTENDENT of the Sunday school,
Mrs. c. A. Mitchell and Miss Mitchell, Oh
Minneapolis, are guests at the Galpin house.
Excelsior u,uaa from, Kansas City
this week and will remain at the lake during
the rest of the season.
Alexander Hughes, VINO mas oeen ,o Spenuins 8
residence in Minneapolis, and ne anu LIS
family moved in yesterday. ,,u. n,o,,.
Miss Whaland, Miss Glover and Mrs; D 1elsa
son all of Minneapolis arrived at the lake
yesierday and will spend the rest of the
summer at the Galpin house.
Miss Abbie Gregory and her mother al =,
rived from Leavenworth, Kan, yesterday, and
will spend the season at the lake ca Ihey are
SWISS Miss leila Slack and Miss Josephine Chris
Han. Of St. Louis, have arrived at the lake
for the summer.
week with friends at the south end or the
Among the Minneapolis people who have ar
rived at the Phelps cottage TINS week ao 70 . re
main month or more are Mrs. GOrsaS anu
her two little boys, Mrs. Raun anu ml9s
Mcintyre. u,,o,-. -
MINNEAPOLIS, are camping Big Island, and
are enjoying themselves with fishing, row
ing and sailing. .,
recent guests at the Donaldson are MI and
Mrs. G. F. Prick, and Mesdames Ellen
5nd me MsseH E S. and aeTaa
inc Roth Miss Bessie Robinson, of St
Cloud, is sojourning at this hotel; Mrs. o.
NJ. Clement Mrs. Elmer Moses, mr.: Mr., Z; IA; "A:
Couch, B. A. Daniels, H. G. Penheid, MISS
Mr. and ' MS Misox ana ssSsSts
Edw. Eidam, H. E. Case, H. NJ. Carpenter
G. s. Cold, Miss Flora Moore, Miss Majorit
Hufbat i M Engss o. c. D. ponga
and John Douglas, are among the Minneap
ellis people who have been at the Dona n
Oo~AAA
R. 5. Spencer; from Dewitt, Iowa; Mr. an, an
Mrs P H. Judge, Miss Edith Hoyt, Mis- 81
olivia aoyt, Boston; Ezra Hank, Manila
and Mrs. H. E. Cause, Burlington, Kan, ar
among the other guests.
Mrs. H. J. Elliott and daughters. OF en-
cago are spending the summer with Mrs
Elliott's mother, Mrs. w. II. Phel ps
Miss Sabre Goddard, of St. Paul. and Mr.
and Mrs. Awolin,. Of Minneajolisi ar! ar, suest
y party of about forty from Carrolton, Mo.
are enjoying the summer at the Sampson
house, Excelsior.
Rev. e. A. Burpham. Of Stafford Conn.
who is sojourning at the lake, will occup!
the pulpit of the Congregational church, TX
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ferris, of Minneapolis
spent Wednesday at the lake, coming gu
with their automobile.
celsor, Sunday evening. In the morning Rev
Robert ]. Church. of Carrolton' NO. VIII
MI. and Mrs J. w. Dreger we're the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur stremel last Sun
Miss Myrtle Eichhorn is spending week a
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hughes have lef
home anees' at K Ken They will be severa
weeks at the Holmes hotel.
Stilton Beardsley, of Argyle. Mimi, ma
Joined Mrs Beardsley at two weeks visi
at DR.. Perkins in Excelsior.
Mrs William E. Albee left Excelsior to
day to visit Mrs Alice Gould at ner mo nome ti,,
Mr.. Albee will join his wife, to make sew
eral weeks trip thru Yellowstone Park, Den
yer and other points
Mr.. and Mrs Robert E. skeith, of Still
water, and their son Austin J. Skeith, cam
to-day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eato
at their summer home in Linwood for fey
days.
Recent arrivals at Woodgrove Inn Sre Mrs
r. ]. Wood and Elsie Wood, from St. Paul
for a month; Mrs. Dan Kane and children
for several weeks.
Msr w. J. Hoff was a guest Of Mrs A
C. Bowe at Woodgrove Inn for to-day.
Mrs. J. w. Fleu and daughter Flora an
Miss Hewson guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Skog.
Mr. and Mrs. o. P. Briggs, of Manitou
accompanied by their son Kenneth, have gon
to Atlantic City for short trip
A. D. Brown, Of Summerville, has a ne5
sasolene launch. 1t is 28-foot boat made b.
Moore and has been christened the Blanche
Rinsman fowler and Richard Stone hav
Been camping for six weeks Gideon's Bay
A part of the time they have had with then
Robert fowler and Allen Stone. Mrs. ]. W
Stone visitor at the camp on Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Regan, Mrs. G.
Bliss and MSS S. c. Side have returned
the Regain home at Minnetonka Beach.
Mrs. P. S. Dckey and daughter Miss Elva
will arrive at Tonka Bay hotel tomorrow.
cASS LAKE, MINIMIZING fire on Sta
island was beaten out after about a day
hard work by Deputy Warden Stein and
force Of thirty men.