The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-21
Lake Minnetonka

The Linwood colony was entertained
Friday with a steamer party on the Victor
by Mines. H. A. Covell, Frank Meyers,
c. H. Fleming, and David Stanford. The
whole day was spent in cruising around
the entire lake. An elaborate dinner was
served on tables in the cabin of the boat
and Captain Champion supplied an
abundance Of his famous brew Of coffee.
There were thirty eight in the party,
some of whom came out from town or
We're picked up at other points on the
lake. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Hawkins, Mines. George Tun-
nell, T. E. Hughes, Knight, Taylor, 8Ab-
bott Day, West, Weston, L. A. White,
Victor Jones, the Misses Taylor, Miss
Day. Miss Tryon, John Tryon, julius
Meyers of ST. Peter, Ned, Louise and
Gladys Covell
: There will be an abundance of social
life at Linwood tomorrow, for the
Baptist women of whom there are several
will entertain the Women's Society of
Central Baptist church that day and Mrs.
c. H. Fleming will entertain the Authors
Study club.
The citizens staff of Rawlins post G. A.
r. will have an outing at the lake Tues
day, July %. The party which will in
clude the families and friends of mem
DeiS Will TAKE the NN. t.. AFTERNOON
train and will spend the afternoon on the
lake. A special dinner will be served
for the party at Tonka Boy hotel and
there will be music and light refreshments
on the boat
The Minneapolis Florists club will have
it's first annual picnic on Wednesday at
Excelsior. The day will be occupied with
games and races and with steamer rides
on the Puritan
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Frink entertained at a
house party over Saturday and Sunday at
their summer home, The Naples, at West
Point. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.. Moore, Miss
Olive Celeste Moore, George and Carl
Moore, st. Cloud, and Bert Booth Of St.
Paul Miss Moore left last night for New
! York to begin rehearsals for opera with
Miss Won Studdiford
The Art History club from Minneapolis
| came out Thursday for picnic with Mrs.
J. B. Phelps at West Point Lunch was
spread on the porch and the members of
the club enjoyed the delightful afternoon
to its full extent. Present were Mrs. W.
A. Hall, Mrs William Lancaster, Mrs.
Rome G. Brown, Mrs. Finch, Mrs Morris
Mcdonald, Mrs. Theodore Knappen, Mrs.
G. G. Church, Mrs. Jennie M. Gray, Mrs
p. M. Woodman, Mrs. Otto Greeley, Mrs.
| Chadwick, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. r. G. Ger
hard, Mrs. w. S. Pattee Mrs. H. H
| Child, Mrs. O'Donnell, Mrs W. w. Red
i field and Mrs. Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Corners and Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Benedict, of Tonka BAY
entertained at a picnic party on Sunday
for their guests, Mrs. Charles Campbell
and Miss Jessie Campbell of Duluth, an6
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Potter Jr., Of
Minneapolis. The party made sailing
4 tour OF the lakes, and landed at Shad3
Island where the picnic luncheon wa:
served.
Mrs w. A. Merriam of Edgwater Ton
ka Bay, entertained party of Mime
4 apol1s women at luncheon and cards O,
Friday afternoon Mrs. Henry C. Cool
OF Minneapolis and Mrs. w. H Jacoby o
Tonkay Bay won the prizes.
Mrs. F. R. Salisbury entertained TIL
members of the Mnemosyne club Frida,
at her Big Island home Luncheon wa
served on the veranda and a delightfu
day was spent in the quiet and SYLVIA
surroundings of the Salisbury home Til
guests We're Mines. Bert Rose, Fred Arm
strong. Albert GRADER, Bluntach and XII
: gore, the Misses Lane and Alice TAYLOR
Mrs. Willett Ankeny gave prett
luncheon on Friday at her Deephaven cot
tage for twelve guests. The decoration
were sweet peas and nasturtiums.
, Mrs. George Gillette entertained lively
5 guests very informally at luncheon an
! cards Thursday at her Groveland Par
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lewis who hav
: en- sojourning a few weeks at LAX
: Minnetonka, have left for Wisconsin
where they will fill enga gements for til
next two weeks. Their presentation
{ hfgh-class comedy at the Casino last wee
It was so thoroly enjoyed that the manage
ment is trying to get them. for an 81
!. gagement in August, before their reg,
. lar seasons work is resumed.
Chief Quartermaster B. "A. Buxton
the United States navy. who has recent
: returned from the Philippines, is visitir
his mother in Excelsior. He has lars
number of friends around the lake al
in Minneapolis, who arc pleased to $
II him again, and who are congratulate
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