The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-10
Lake Minnetonka

ely at the Lake and tosthe young people 1t |
number Of people and ths Beautiful apf season
that has beenSso much sappreciated by the
nature lovers sitshas besSs father quiet and
terest is chiefy.ln life and action. Tonight |
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase Christian VIII
S,af1 me season OF evening
Tor Miss Bonnell, of Cleveland, Henry Chris
| tan s fancee, who is their guest
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs Sumner H.
Couch, Of Fairview, will give a dinner for
Emis a.,G smith tn, and y Dawson Bradshaw, whose
party will come ont on the late afternoon
train and return at5.11s O'clock. The dinner
Will be floral affair with elaborate floral
ga arn T s The guests will be Dr.; and Mrs.
James BRADSHAW, who :issto be his brothers.
best man, Miss Olive Brooks maid Of honor,
honor. >,
Monday night seems to be the only night
has escaped observation Tonight there is
hop announced at Hotel Keewaydin and the
| regular Friday night hops will be held at
Hotel del oteror and Maple Heights Inn.
Hotel St. Louis has adopted anew plan Of
Will be on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. The Francisco orchestra will insure
these being exceedingly popular. for no bet
Il
. for many seasons and, the good nature of the
1 musicians seems inexhaustibie; they are
.ITeady to play as long anyone wants to
L. W. Stephenson OF st. Louis arrived this
week at Hotel St. Louis with a large family
party. to, spendg the season. He is q retired
with peculiar interest. AS mere lad he
visited this state during 1.-The ffties with a
Wera IN nd be he
! seen the state since. His "reminiscences of
I ms summer among the not altogether friendly
sioux nearsFort Ridgely are very entertain.
e be By oro Indians They eogd
for few days and finally succeeded in steal
Ing their own property one night and putting
fifty miles between themselves and the red
Old patrons Of Hotel St.. Louis are enjoy
4 dng the greetings which they receive at the
desk from T. Q. Julien, who has spent sew
| eral seasons, at the house at intervals and
mas also presided at the desk of other lake
hotels In the spalmy days Of the lake hotel
! turning. = .sEs a.r6. Ell :, g = H.
Yesterdays arrivals at Hotel ST. Louis were
Mrs. Baker and maid, Mankato; A. Lawson,
Seattle; p w. Phibbs, St. Paul; G. B. Sim
The guests Of the Hotel Lake Park were
last night in the hotel parlors. Miss Marie
Roster who succeeds in arranging many
pleasing social functions at the hotel. had
| Planned for an enjoyable evening. Cards were
played from seven tables and the prizes were
gut glass bon bon dish. an oxidized silver
solid silver "a TOP CORK sTeP te1let ME ea
handsome silver case and~a box of candy
Cards were played at: seven tables and the
! After the games ices. and punch, cakes and
sandwiches were served to the guests: Among
xs wer M NJ and Mg l.
Mr.. and Mrs. H: e: Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert L: Penney, Mr.: and Mrs. W. sherwin, Mr..
Mrs. Samuel Pfapm, Mrs. Harry Allen, Judge
Corrigan. Charles T. Reddeld, G. A. Wells,
"a Wagner, Minneapolis; Or. and Mrs. Ben
tend the hop at Hotel Del Otero, and on Sat
urday evening min there will be the regular party
Miss Foster win give the first Of series
of ar Ing IN fancy steps this
hotel will commence in learning all sorts Of
dainty pas. III s.TriI MY
Il Mrs, Jacob Stoft Of cSolherg's Point gave a
Fpretty5 luncheon yesterday at her VILLA Essen
iMiel: GeXers aMeresl atd Tor twelve, and the
golden nasturtiums and masses of roses.
E, brought out many plenicKers, who spent a
the evening moonlight ride on the Puritan Fl
ras made. - 4
+ A. party Of women at Linwood with their
families took in the regular Tuesday upper
, lake excursion given. sby Captain, Champion
trip up to- Mound City. In the party were
Mines. Covell, Stanford, Myers, Hawkins,
/ Fleming, Sherman, Luce and Tyron:
The newly decorated and refurnished club
house of the Minnetonka club is being en-
5oyed very much in a quiet way this season
. by the club members, especially those liv-
1 ing near )who drop in for the evening for
music bowling, ping pong and visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Mapes and family have
arrived this week to spend the summer. O..
some time and will remain a few weeks more.
George w. Potter of New York is guest
at, the club and entertained "a party. of four
guests on Sunday, among them being E. f..
Holmes and Charles "A. Henderson Of New
York, The other residents at the club now,
. are G. w. Stocker, e. w. Summers G.. E..
{ French s9gs4 - y
On Wednesday evening Mr.. stocker gave a
mer residents nearby. The guests remained
$ 4 Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wagner
gave dinner Of SIX covers at the club.
Mr.: and Mrs. H.. "A. Gray, Miss Allen of
Stamford, Conn, Stewart Collins and Miss
Chute made up party which was entertained
4 at the club Sunday by L. P. Chute and F.
3 B. Chute: $3.50 -, 80
: Among the club visitors Of the week were
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Chalborn, W. D: Bracket,
c. F. Wright, Gordon g. Nelson, Charlotte
}, vile Va; Alice Cameron, E. g. Nunnally, St,
a Paul; -Madge L.. Clarke, Des Moines; John
a H. Janney, Washington, D. CT Rev. Thomas
\ 2. Sherman, Chicago; j.; +. Blaine. "a L.