The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-27
stantly changing group Of people as Mr.
and Mrs Hart plan chiefly for transients,

stantly changing group Of people as Mr..
and Mrs Hart plan chiefly for transents,
parties coming out for the weekend
few days at time and luncheons, din
ners or suppers for large parties coming
up on the steamers It has become very
popular stopping place for the numerous
parties making upper lake cruises. Last
week there were several large dinner par
ties On Thursday Thomas Sweeney en-
tertained the following guests at Buena
Vista for dinner: Mrs. Robert Scott and
Mrs. Linda Townsend of Paducah; KY;
Mines. E. S. Treat G. M. Proctor, Robert
Scott, Jr., Malmstedt, and Mamie Baker
A Dutch treat dinner party from Lin
wood and vicinity included Mines. P. j.
| Burroughs, D. w. Perkins, B. N. Thomp-
son, c.. D. Huyck, e. D. Ortman, w. J.
Huff, G. E. Whitmore, J. w. Fleu, A. w.
Skog, W. J. LennoX, M. J. Trevor, Mrs.
! C. H. Richter and son, Louis, Mrs. A. C.
Bowe and son.
W.: w. Wittig, E. j" Conroy and Tom
Lally came out in Mr.. Ferris automobile
and remained over Sunday. Mrs. But
man and children came out Saturday for
over Sunday.
| Last Thursday Mrs. S. o. Lum had a
| pleasant neishborhood party at her sum
mer home at Solberg Point. The guests
were invited for luncheon and the after
noon The dining room was decorated
with an abundance Of sweet peas and
peoples. Covers were laid for twelve
| Those of the party were Mines. Abbot
! Cutler, Wright, Robins, McMullen, Glib
son, Stout, Knoblauch and Mrs. Lewis.
To entertain Miss Muckle at the Wood
grove Inn some Of the ladies' of Linwood
made up party and took the all-day trip
| of the lakes on the Fanny l.. last Tues
day.
Last Thursday Mrs. Morris j. Trevor
entertained In honor Of Mrs. W.. Len
nox at her summer home in Linwood
The dining room presented a beautiful
| sight with its wealth Of sweet peas and
nasturtiums. Covers were for fourteen,
Excelsior is one Of the loveliest spots at
the lake this summer. The guests from
all around come to Excelsior to bowl, to
swim, to hear the concert or to dance In
| the evening the steamers arrive with
crowds from all points Of the lake. The
docks are crowded with private launches
and sail boats, and in the road the car
riages and automobiles are lined up
| The hotels and boarding houses are filed
and not a room could be had in Excelsior
yesterday. An additional interest has
DeeH duueu 10 Lae lie IN the good old
| town by the newly formed yacht club
| The race of last Saturday, one of the
| ladies' said, was the prettiest ever held
on the lake. Never before so many boat
were entered.
AFFAIRS AT THE LAKE.
Mrs. T. ]. Richardson. Mrs. Schureman and
| Miss Winifred Schureman are spending a
week at the Shady Isle house
/ Mrs. J.. Adler has as her guest at Tonka
1 Ann coho zr>P
| New York.
F.. E. Epstein of Dallas, Texas, guest at
Ionka Bay hotel, entertained party Of
/ friends from the city on Saturday with a
steamer trip and luncheon at Tonka Bay
hotel: The anssts we're Mrs. n. Epstein. Mrs.
G.. Meyer and w. E. Epstein.
Miss Jessica Davidson entertained week
end house party at her Tonka Bay home. The
party attended the hop Saturday and spent the
remainder OF the time sailing, bowling and
/ fishing. The guests were Rae Nate, Dr. and
i Mrs. Sessions, Joseph Smith and Fred Cady
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Welles and Miss Welles
/ entertained a week end house party at La
fayette club. Their guests were Miss Faith