The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21
Lake Minnetonka

PLAYERS to a modern comic story, and In
each instance his work was warmly re-
ceived. Miss Kranz is young lady with
a remarkably fine voice, and her mastery
Of details is most pleasing. Altogether it
was one of the most delightful entertain
ments Of the season, and the people will
ook forward with pleasure to the next en-
gagement. ~
!, At Hotel st. Louis, Miss Harriette His
cock will give a sacred song recital sun
day evening. This is the fourth recital
Of the series, and IN compliment to the
seasons guests will be request" pro-
gram. Miss Hiscock's repertory is ex-
tensive and the guests of Hotel ST. Louis
will enjoy hearing their favorite selec-
tons sung again before the close of the
season. 8jt3ss
The Dorcas Club will be entertained
Saturday at the home Of Mrs. c. A.
Speedy at Fairivew
Mrs. Howard A. Turner, Minnetonka
Beach, entertained a party of young peo-
pie in honor of Helen Kendrick Of Chi
cago and Marion Woodward, who has lust
returned from trip across the Atlantic
The guests arrived with the morning train
and the trip into the upper lake was made
and the picnic lunch was eaten on Phelps
island The young people enjoyed. such
a good time bathing and rambling about
and talking, that the original intention of
with the 4 o'clock train was
abandoned and .dinner was taken at Min
netonka Beach,: The party divided for
the occasion, and Helen Shevlin was hos
tess to one part of the guests. A very
merry time was spent and the hostesses
gave pretty souvenirs to their guests.
The o'clock train saw a crowd of happy
girls leave for town. In the party were
the Misses Helen Kendrick of Chica go.
Marion Woodward, Bessie Henderson.
Ethel Elliott, Agnes Yerxa, Olive Ben
nett and Helen Shevlin. Mrs Howard A
Turner and Miss Mcclure Of st. Cloud
chaperoned the party.
Thomas Shevlin, Jr.. met with an acci-
dent yesterday, which might have been
more serious than 1t is, if it were not
for Mr.. Shevlin's physical training. While
walking thru his launch, Muskeegon, he
caught his foot and fell, this resulting
in a strain. Clutches were provided and,
supplied with these, Mr.. Shevlin proposes
not to have any of his outdoor sports cut
short, as he is otherwise not suffering
from the mishap.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Church entertained
yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster r..
Clement and their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Searles, also Mrs. Clements sister. The
day was spent enjoying the delightful
breeze on the lake, while taking the tour
around. For luncheon the party went to
the Lafayette; clubhouse. The afternoon
was spent with the various pleasures
which the lake affords.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A.
Turner entertained at q house party.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin H
Poehler, G. E. Cole, George Harper and
Delroy Getchell. =" - 81
On Wednesday the ladies' Of the First
Baptist church enjoyed the hospitality OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith at their cot
tage at Tonka. Bay Luncheon was
served in the dining-rooms, which were
decorated with wild flowers and ferns
After luncheon the guests embarked upon
the steamer Fannie 81 flor q tour of the
lakes. 49, s
vERANDA CHAT. :; s.
Mrs. B. F. Buxton has returned to her forme
home in Chicago. e
Willard R. Hall and Miss Hall Of Kansas CIT!
spent Sunday at Hotel St. Louis. .s
J. Cummings and I. Greenfield of Ohio wer
guests yesterday at Hotel St:vLouis. g
Miss Edda Angst is a guest Of Mrs. W. II
Crosse, at Hanson's Grove, in Excelsior.
Mrs. II. N. Driver spent several days Will
Mrs. s. J. Bishop at the Church home at Min
netonka Beach.
Mrs. L.. T.. Ross and daughter, Miss Edith
were guests Of Mrs. S. Overmire of Eureka sever
al days this week.
Miss Emma, Gilham Of Luverne, MinnS; wa
Beach on Tuesday.
+ Mrs. Charles Nichols Of st. Paul is at tn
lake for week or two, and is guest at tn
Sampson house, Excelsior. q
In rtv y RI a
Plano, ILL.,. Mrs. g. F. Coddington and Miss Haze
| H. Coddington of Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Q. B. Gordon Of Quincy, Ill, ar
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Holbrook a
| Summerville for several weeks.
Mr.: and Mrs = N Rogers and son Of Chicag
are listing at the home o. p Mrs Rogers orotf
visit from his mother, Mrs j. NJ Hale Of iii,
neapolis, who WILLY remain about a week.
J. ". Campbell has returned to Huron s. D
| after hay1ng spent q few weeks with his fan
lily at their summer home at Deephaven.
General and Mrs. Joseph Doe of milwaukee
will arrive uo-morrow to visit Mr.. and Mr.
| some time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes Of Gideon's Ba
expect to return to town the first week in Sci
tember. They have taken apartments in II
| Woonsocket.
Professor and Mrs. Strubbe and Miss Eret
strubbe, who have been spending the summer
Mrs; Goodnow's in Excelsior, will return ne
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chadbourne will |
guests for Saturday and Sunday of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Howard A. Turner, at their summer hon
at Minnetonka Beach.
| Miss Whitcomb, of Boston, is visiting Mi
Lyman at Minnetonka Beach the remainder
August and September. Dr.. John B. Clark is
guest of his sister, Mrs. Lyman.
Dr., Jane Kennedy of Deephaven has ente
tanned number Of friends lately. Mrs:
ODowd Of Grafton, n. d.. and Miss Anna Kel
of Staples, Minn.,s are among the guests Of tn
week.
Mrs Frank Krusedick and children, Miss e.
Graham and Miss j.. g. Flanagan made up
from the south on the Quincy and spent Sund
at Hotel st. Louis.
Arthur Church entertained party of frien
on Wednesday at. his home at Minnetonka Beac
His guests were Miss Florence Clark from S
perior. Wis, and friend Of Mrs. Clark, al
Ray Hall and Louis McCanna.
Miss Olive Keyes, Of Winona, Richard Nc
Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale, of st. Paul, ha
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Yerxa,
their Minnetonka Beach home during the la
| week.
Other arrivals at the hotel were Mrs T..
Jones and son of st. Louis. B. B. Setter Of
din. st. Paul; Misses Birch, Baltimore: George
Roberts, Minneapolis; w. B. Keough st. Pa,
Miss J. c. White. R. T. Haring, W. n. Cha.
Toledo. o.; Miss Case, Toledo, o.
To Preserve Eggs-Have a kettle
boiling water on the stove, and into tn
dip the eggs. Let them remain as lol
as 1t takes you to count ten fast. TT
recipe has been In use In my family f
forty or fifty years. The eggs cannot
told from narfecfly fresh eggs g the h