The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-29
LAKE MINNETONKA

It is predicted by those who are In po-
s ass tits t. nsss y H p ysz
be kept open during the winter a decision
by the heavy demand for suites OF rooms
hotel that he expects to have nearly all of
his rooms occupied this winter. s,7zs.
Excelsior casino open during the winter ter and
town viii come out from time to time.
this place has brought the attention Of the
yachting people to Excelsior, and the erec-
ton OF q comodious clubhouse before the
ae panng hal
yachts Of the first class viii Be built and
penant for the Excelsior Ice Yacht club.
Excelsior Is becoming more and more pop
ular each year as a permanent residence
! number Of Minneapolis people will remain
here this winter who have not done SO
before.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Jones gave a dinner
yesterday at the Minnetonka club in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. H. g. Jacobs of Washington,
D. G. Covers were laid for fourteen, the
Messrs. and Mines. F. G. Nickels, 6. N Hunt,
". ]. HELD, G. r. Rust, Miss Eleanor Mes
bit and r. u. jackson.
Miss ssther Soft of solbergs Point gave
luncheon yesterday: afternoon for a group of
ten high school girls AZ each cover was
big bunch Of pink sweet peas. In the after
noon the guests were entertained with bowl
Ing at the Excelsior casino. The hastess was
assisted BY Misses abb Reed and Della Mar
shall. $500 81. * 81,
The ladies of the Excelsior M. E. church
were entertained 1.-THE home Ct Mrs.. W. NJ.
Mcdonald at Christmas lake Wednesday.
large number were present In spite OF the
unfavorable weather. Refreshments were
served, and the guests were conveyed to Ex-s
celsior III carriages specially provided by the
hostess.
A pavilion with several bowling alleys will
BIO erected at Tonka Bay next spring. The
building would have been built this spring,
but the company which furnishes the greater
portion Of the bowling alleys could not en-
| the hrst OF July on account OF an unusual
| rush Of business.
REV and Mrs n. 7Janney. d. winona will
occupy the pulpit at the Congregational
chruch OF Excelsior Tomorrow evening. They
will talk On Rnlgartal5 where they were mis-
The Carriage and Wagon Workers asoscia-
| ton Of Minneapolis held Its first annual out
ing at the lake this week. The shops in town
| the lake. Owing to the rain, no sports were
hold, but the visitors enjoyed an excursion
on the lake ON the steamers Acte and yivtor.
Of tho wholesalers 81 Minneapolis. 3. D.
Fisher invited the visitors to his lake home
but ON account Of the rainy weather most of
them returned to- the city early.f
| The White House still has "a considerable
number Of guests, and will keep open till to-
| ward the end Of next week. a big crowd of
Minneapolis and Paul people Is expected
jto-InorroW, s3s5s5
The last hop Of the season at Northland Inn
was given last night and was preceded BY "a
short musical program, given by Miss Lulu
aud Miss Annas Wha1en of Minneapolis are
at the Inn for q few days Miss Harriet Ros-
sitter arrived last week to spend some time.
MI. and Mrs. ". r. Holman Of New York and
Miss Mary Campbell were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Campbell at the Inn, Sunday.
! Misc McFeeley Of Minneapolis was the guest