The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-02
! LAKE MINNETONKA

Last evening the home of Mr. and Mrs.
j. w. Bull, of Nashville Park was
thronged with guests to witness the mar
riage of their daug hteg Bertha B. to Burt
Francis Lun,s son sof Msssand Mrs. s. O.
service, but the guests forNthe reception
came out at 7 o'clock and were met, at.
Hotel St. Louis by the steamer Plymouth.
Masses OF bright flowers were In every
room and wild flowers made floral nook
in the living room where the service was
read and ropes Of bitter sweet added a
pretty touch. The piazza was lighted with
lanterns and the same fairy lights out
lined the path to the boat.
A string orchestra played the bridal
music as the bridesmaids, Miss Elizabeth
Lun, In light green; Miss Isabelle Knox,
in blue; Miss Bertha Hill, in pink, and
Miss Mary Clark, in white, entered and
they all carried large shower bouquets Of
wild ageratum. The bride followed. She
wore white silk net over silk and carried
white sweet peas. Mr.. Lum and his best
man, Carleton Bull, met the bride at the
floral altar where the service was read
by Rev. J. q. Traut, of Excelsior.
The bridal couple were assisted in re-
ceiving at the reception by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bull and Mr. and Mrs. Lutn, DR.. and
Mrs. Clarence I.un, Of Duluth and Mr..
and Mrs. David Boynton, Of Dennison
Iowa. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. ,tBoynton, Of sDennison,3 Iowa; Mrs.
Froma James. Of Los Angelses, Cal;
Mrs. William Hitchcock, of Upper San
duski, Iowa; Misses Knox, Hall and Clark,
Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa; Carleton Bull, Of
Corona, Mexico; Mrs. De Witt ePlton, Of
New York; DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Lurn,
Of Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cruial,
Treat and Marie Cruial, Of Anoka; Miss
Beatrice Thorndike, of Big Stone City,
S. D., and Leon Lum, of Duluth.
Mr.. Lum and his bride left this morn
ing for the west and they will sail from
Vancouver, B. c. Monday for a three
months trip to Japan. On their return
they will make their home in the city.
Miss Lois Tenant entertained a house
party at Wildhurst over Sunday.
Tomorrow Mrs Frederick ]. Clark will
give the first of a. series Of informal lunch
cons at her home at Meadville. e.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Walker entertained
at house party from Saturday to Mon
day at their summer home, Rose cottage,
Tonka Bay. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
McPhearson, Miss Ella Norris and Mrs.
Carrie Rogers. a. boat ride on the Puritan
was very much enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Merriam and Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Frink joined the party for supper.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Parcher entertained
for supper about twenty-five members of
| their city card club last week at their
summer home in Groveland Park. In the
afternoon cards were played and a hay
| rack ride was the feature of the evening.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad
| for the accommo dation Of their lake pat
rons, will run a train to the lake. every
night this week at 1920 instead of Sac
1 o'clock. The new service began yester-
I day.
l. -. Lake Fittings.
/ Miss Trina Cameron, who spent the summer a.
summerville left Monday for Winona, to begir
/ her school work.
| Miss Irene Boswell. who has been visiting al
| the Cameron cottage In Summery1lle left Mon
| day for Winona. ... &c.,. e. ,
| Miss Mter of Wisconsin is a guest for
copule of weeks of Mrs. Hawley at her cottage
at Tonka Way. .r,..E.. 4, IT,. -.. 4 .
| Mr.. and Mrs. Newton T. Hume have left thei
| summer home, Flornetta, at Tonka Bay. ant
returned to the city. Mr.. and Mrs Roger Hume
are there for some time. "-." "
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Merriam of Edgewa ter
Tonka Bay, have returned to the city. Mr. ant
Mrs. A. B. Morrison from Excelsior: will oc
cupy their cottage for about two weeks.