The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-01

Members Of the T. G. G. club were entertained
Saturday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Willis NC
Donald at their farm Christmas lake Inc
party being of buco1ic turn of mind the occa-
sion was made one of profit by minute 1nspec-
ton Of the farm of the host and those OF his
nearby negbors and by a careful inquiry into
methods, profits, cost of land, labor, improve
ments etc. The indications clearly that
the entire party will follow the example of their
fellow members, the host and hostess, and go
back to the SOIL" The examination of the
pretty model place was varied by "reminiscences.
the club being one formed about dozen years
ago.
was served indoors, owing to the cool weather.
After a drive about the lake the party returned
on the evening train. .- 4
A party of east side people made up Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Nicol, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G:
Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wyman Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram G.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. SERVER
and Masters Arnold and Vincent Wyman and
Stanley SERVER, went to the lake Saturday after
noon. After eating picnic lunch at the 5Nicol
cottage the party cruised about, lower lake in
Mr.. Nicols launch leaving in the evening for
Mound where they spent Sunday. They returned
to the city Sunday evening. $3.50. r#
Mr.. and Mrs. R. n Britain, of Excelsior en-
tanned "a Louise party Saturday and Sunday in
honor Of their wedding anniversary The house
was decorated with ferns and lilacs On Sat-
urday the guests formed fishing party and
Sunday ride around the lake Mr.. and Mrs.
Brackets launch was enjoyed. Those present
were: Messrs. and Mines. r. A. Dorns, Charles
Watts, Will Erickson, Arthur Folsom, G. C.
Bracket Messrs. VIII McGregor, William and
Charles Nelson.
20 The Zeta Beta ri SORORITY of the Central high
school entertained at house party Friday at
| the home of Miss Ruth Wyer in Excelsior. Mrs.
| ]. J. Wyer and Mrs. Henry Richie chaperoned
| the party which consisted of fifteen girls and
| an equal number of young men who were enter
7 tanned in an adjoining cottage. Friday evening
they gave a bowling party at the new casino
at Excelsior, which vas followed by as.hop at
. the Wyer residence On Saturday afternoon they
| viewed the races of the Minnetonka Yacht club
from the Acte, which they had chartered. An
other hop followed this in the evening.
| Mr.. Schomberg has just completed new hotel
| at Gottagewood which is sufficiently large and
i comOdious to accommodate all guests who wish
4 to enjoy it's attractions. The prospect for a
y good time in that part of the lake is. in con-
I sequence, much enlivened. Mr. Schomberg will
4 give the opening party on Saturday evening,
June 49, Mrs. schromberg leaves for the lake
this week.
A number of guests are already booked and
many more are expected this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Tucker Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Fisher
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larrabee and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spear Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. E. Glass and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Rollin E. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Brown
Mrs ]. R. Beck and Miss Lilli Beck, have en-
gagged apartments. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hankin
son and little son.. the Misses Wagner are ais,
planning to spend the summer at the hotel. Mrs
W. N1oiyIeduA spent yeSteTudy dL tne laKe
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Molyneaux will come on
for the season. Other guests at the hotel wer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Darrach, of Chicago; Mrs
Friendlander. of New York.
This season the Northland Inn. at wayzat
; will be managed by Mrs. A. A. Twombly an
Miss C. E. Hall. both of whom have had muc
\ experience in the summer hotel business. TIL
, hotel has been improved and is now almost read
to receive guests. 1t is expected that the popr
: larity of the hotel will surpass itself this sun
mer and toward this end delightful series 9
, social attractions has been planned.
4 The Northand will be Informally opened Sal
urday. The formal opening will take plac
, between June 10 and June 20, when the seaso
= will appropriately be ushered In with some s,
! cia1 event.