The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-08
Lake Minnetonka

Lake Minnetonka
Tonight is dancing night at the lake
as there will be no fewer than three large
informal dancing parties at Hotel 81.
Louis, Tonka Bay hotel and the Excelsior
casino and also dancing at the clubs.
Upper lake people no longer have any
difficulty in getting to lower lake affairs,
for the Mayflower has begun to run reg
ularly from upper to lower lake points
three times a day. 1t leaves Spring Park
at $50 for all of the upper lake points.
gathering up passengers for the lower
lake and returning to Spring Park to
meet the 10 o'clock train before leaving
for the lower lake points. The steamer
arrives at Spring Park on the return "Trip
at ITO p. m. and Mound Lao. starting
back Immediately for the afternoon sched-
uIe, calling at all of the intermediate
points. Zumbra Heights, Rose Farm
Shady Isle Edgewood and Maple Heights
and meeting the 2:45 train at Spring
Park. On the evening trip the boat
leaves Mound at Z O'Clock and Spring
Park at $40. returning after the concert
at the casino.
Next week the dramatic events will be-
gin at Tonka Bay hotel, Miss Marie Eos
ter will put on 'Reveries Of a Bachelor
using tableauX and excerpts from Tx
Marvels book. Thursday evening a pro-
g1essive euchre party will be given at the
hotel and Friday evening the guests will
make their deferred visit to the hop at
Hotel del Otero.
Yesterday Miss Foster gave the first of
her teas for the guests and was assisted
by Mrs w Sherwin, Mrs. Robert Penney,
Mrs. A. ]. Foote Of Cherokee, Iowa, and
Mrs. G. B. Foyle of Grand Rapids Mich.
The tea was given on the screened north
veranda and the hot weather instead Of
being drawback made the comforts of
shade and cool drinks doubly appreciated.
Ferns, palms, hammocks and comfortable
seats made the spot very attractive. The
tea and frappe ables were decorated with
marguerites. There were about fifty
guests and dainty light gowns were much
in evidence.
The Girls Foreign Missionary Society Of
Wesley church has been entertained to-
day by Mrs. A. F. Bruchholz at Summer
vile. The young people arrived with the
morning train. Lunch was spread on the
lawn and most delightful outing was en-
joyed by the party.
LONG SHORE Do1NGs.
Mrs. James Marshall, of Deephaven, has
been spending two weeks with relatives at
Red Wing, and retur NED this week SEX; ., r.
kota, visited relatives at Lake Minnetonka
over the Fourth.
Merlin Melvin, of Fairmont, n. D., visited
Miss Matte Buhler, of Denver. Col. ar
rived this week for a months visit at the
home Of Mr.; and Mrs W. Woody. Excel 17G,e
is also visiting at the Woody home. Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Druehl, of Chicago, Mrs.
Woody's brother and sister-in-law, will ar
Mrs. E. w. Healy, OF South Dakota was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dillman
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spear are recent ar
there for some time.
r. sanborne, Minneapolis; Jennie Kentor,
st. Louis, Mo-; F. X. zuppinger, Minneapolis;
Mr. Ii Etnorp Butte aed Mis- Mss Eth Rps
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Nye, st. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs T. L.. Hopkins. St. Louis; Miss Carrie ri
Mrs E. D. Harrington, scanlon, Mimi; Ed
W. Johnson, st. Paul; M. S. Hahn. Chicago;
and son, St. Louis Mo-. Alvin Scott, Min
neapolis; Miss Sadie Mclaughlin, ST.. Paul;
Mrs. H. W. Johnson, W. H. Johnson, Mime
apolis
E. J. Larrabee and George Rogers were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Larrabee at
M and MTs w. FoH bses VISITING
for the Fourth and Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Perkins in summeryille.
CHER, Miss Sylvia Frank Miss Adrienne
Hanar, of Minneapolis spent the Fourth and
Sunday visiting Mrs. J. Robichek. at Cottage
wood
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Gale, DaUid P Jones, Clarkson Llndley and and
days stay at Mackinac Island.
Fannie L. inflicted a serious wound on his
left while cutting broken limb from a
tree in his yard. The knife slipped and cut
his arm to the bone, making wound several
Mrs. R. s. Miles, sr, had the misfortune
to break her arm while alighting from a
train a. the Excelsior station. The conductor
assisting her to descend while the train
was in motion, and she fell, breaking the left
arm above the wrist.
The Lutheran Sunday school of Minneapolis
held their annual picnic on the common al
people and children came out, and the day
was pleasantly spend with dinner. bathing
boating, ETC. The Fannie l. took the pic.
nickers for tour of the lake.
Miss Blanche Jones of Conneaut, Ohio, Is
visiting with her cousin. Mrs o. G. DeGroodt
Excelsior, for the summer.
Minneapolis people at Hotel St. Louis re.
gently: N. j. schrodes, J. Hsrriek, NJ IT,, J.
Mr.. and Mrs; R. E. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs: J
and Mrs. n sesson Mfs Mrs. s. T. E5fa
j. N. Payne Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Hender.
Son G. NJ: Narshton D. ss Jsnkips
ford, Miss Maud shei, p A. Batting, L. Bat
ing, O. Doggette, Miss Grace Jacobs. From
Duluth: Miss Florence Haling. From Chi
cago: S. Kornman, j. w. Nestor J. L
Brown, j. Strauss, W. Jones and family, N
Schon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dunwoody of Oronc
left to-day for two weeks trip to Isl
Royale.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Gifllan have returned
from the east, accompanied by Miss Gilfllan
who graduated last month from Smith
college
At Northland Inn Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Kit
and son arrived Thursday to spend the
son. Mrs. Mary Aldrich aud Harry Aldricl
will come out this week for the season
Among the guests who will make an extended
stay are Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Yarneu, Mis-
Marian Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mcleod
Mr.. and Mrs W. M. Stone and Mr. and Mrs
Clark were Fourth of July week end party
Mr.. and Mrs. william Costello had al
weekend guests at Northland Inn Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. M Sutherland and Mrs. Lillian Nc
Donald.
The arrivals for this week at Hotel De
Otero include J. H. Ende, G.. H. Seeley
Laura Mae Rider, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lalby
E. S. Croft, L. R. Laughenhsen, John F
Stafford, F. D. Holmes, H. Mitchell, R. NJ
Ankeny, D. G. Sullivan, Fred Mears, Othali
Rognar, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Williams, G
SAKE, Margaret Grau, Dekka Bergh, H. M
Olsen, H. H. Jacobsen, E.. X. Smith, w. M
Taylor, w. Smith, DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Rick
er, Minneapolis; MI and Mrs. G. E. Pickard