The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-12
Lake Minnetonka


yesterday by Mrs. F. G. Gerhard OF West
Point. Luncheon was served in the din
ing-room from tables gay with autumn
foliage and flowers. Present were Mines
William A. Horr, j. D. Grieg, w. s. Patr
tee E. B. Abbott. o.. 3. Greeley, G. r.
G. B. Phelps. Theodore Knappen, C. H.
Smith, M. Finch and Mrs. Judson Cross
and Miss Julia Clifford.
Fred Middleton Of Montana and Miss
May Middleton of Fargo spent Sunday
with friends and relatives at the lake.
w. J. Dean and family will close their
summer home at Ferndale next week and
return to the city. !.5
DR.. and Mrs. Crandan, who have been
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. d. E.
Wilson,, at Wayzata, have returned to
their homes at Pelican Rapids. Ralph
Spaulding and brother of Chicago are
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Wilson.
Rodney Chadbourn and F. e. Kelley Of
Arlington Heights have returned from a
successful hunting trip to the northwest
ern part Of the state.
Mrs. G. e. Prince Of Excelsior enter
tanned for her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Bliss, OF
Albert Lea recently.
James Burns and family Of Minneapolis
are occupying the Couch cottage at Fair
view for few weeks.
Miss Della Sampson Of Excelsior will
go to Ha1nline next week to attend the
university. Miss Ella Moulter will leave
for Carleton college next Tuesday.
The public school teachers and the
school board of Excelsior were given a
reception at the M. E. church last even
ing. The affair was under the auspices
Q fthe Epworth league.
The Women's Territorial Pioneer assoc
citation held its regular monthly meeting
at the Donaldson residence Tuesday. The
following were present: Mesdames e.
Southworth and J. A. Wilder Of Shakopee;
Mines. George Hazard, M. Remer, Isaac
Lincoln and Miss Fannie Trocke Of St.
Paul; Mines. Frank Hill, A. B. King, r.
G. O'Brien, Jennie Fuller, W. H. Kirk,
vey, B. N. Thompson, w. J. Huff, John
Pride, Charles Brown, G. B. Horton, A.
H. Policy, Emily Clement, A. M Parker,
j. H. Sawyer, Mary Harrison and the
Misses Louise Trocke, Carrie Stratton, j.
J. Owens, A. B. Van Valkenburg Of Min
| neapolis; Mrs. Ella Jeanette Moulter and
Miss Ella Moulter of Excelsior.
| Mrs. l.. Mather was the guest Of Miss
Bessie Lurn at her lake home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Reel and Frank
| HcSl, WIZ ildV0e-D6SL V1SlLlnS MT. ana
Mrs. e. J. E. Reel at their home. on
! Christmas lake. Dixie returned Thurs
| day to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs H. R. Ensign will remain
at the Sampson house until the end Of
| September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F.SC. McMullen Of Mead
vile Park will return to their home in
the city Oct. /.
Miss Jessie Tonge Of Meadville Park
will leave Monday for Nashville, Tenn,
to attend college. Mr.. Tonge will ac-
south several weeks.
! Mrs. A. r.. Bryan had a house party
over Sunday at her summer home on Gid
cons Bay for Miss Mae Knowlton who
leaves tomorrow for New York to con-
1 tinue her art, studies. The guests were
4 Mr.. and; Mrs. A. R.. Bryan, ,MisssKnowlton
Miss Ruth Haynes, Miss Ruth Leonard
Miss Mary Brown, Miss Leila Clough,
Miss Helen Aldrich, M. E. Alcott and
Robert Alcott.
| Mrs. William L. Heath of Warsaw,
Mimi, is visiting at the home of her son,
Edgar A. Heath, on the upper lake. Mrs.
Heath is one Of the pioneers of the state,
having located in Waseca county in 1853
| .
Mrs. Clinton Walker and little son,
| Brooks, are home from California and are
visiting Mrs Walkers sister, Mrs. George
Harrison, at Cottagewood. Mrs. 4R. G.
Brooks, who has been spending the sum-
mer In the east, has returned to be the
guest for a month of. Mrs. Harrison.
i Mrs. p. J. Moles and Miss Janney, who
have been occupying the T. B. Janney cot
tage at Cottagewood this summer. have
/ returned to the city.
| A. M STATIONS Of Summervile have
| returned to the city,.
I DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Higbee and family
closed their cottage on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Sampson have also
! closed their cottage at Cottagewood.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes and family
have closed their cottage on Gideon's bay.
| Miss Marguerite Wells, who has been
/ spending the summer at the lake with her
mother and sister, lyeft last night to con-
! tinue her studies in Evanston, Ill.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Nantz have closed
their summer home at the upper lake and
are at the Sampson house for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Dean and family,
] who have been spending the summer at
Welcome Inn, Excelsior, returned to the
! city on Wednesday,.
i The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Way
zata Congregational church chartered the
Victor Tuesday and made pleasant tour
| of the lake 49, 80 Ss#f