The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-11

Leave Breezy Point ................ 6:35 pm.
Leave IAcelslof .................. 700 p. nj
Leave Tonka Bay .................. 7:15 pm
Leave Minnetonka Beach ...... 1870 pm
Leave spring fafK ................ 500 pm.
Make "a complete tour Of the upper lake and
Arrive spring Park .............. 900 pm.
ArrNe Mnnetonka Beach. ........ 9:35 pm.
Arrive Tonka Bay ................. $3.50 D. M
arrive EAceislor .................. 1910 pm.
Arrive Hotel ST Louis. .......... 1920 D. M
Arrive Deephayen ................. 1885 pm.
arrive breezy FONT ................ 1880 PM
Arrive Wayzata ................... 100 pm.
Society, Just now, has chosen the La
fayette club as pleasant abode to while
away the summer days. Last Monday
there were 159 guests in the dining room
for dinner. Several Of the. women who
are staying at the club are entertaining
! IN delightful manner and, altho these af-
fairs are without any pretense to for
mality,. they are equally as enjoyable as
the more elaborate town functions
Mrs. George H. Partridge will give an
Informal luncheon Wednesday at the club
for Mrs. A. B. Hepburn of New York.
Mrs. Hepburn and daughter are at the
club for few weeks, visiting Charles F.
Hepburn. 49,. ~. ..
Thursday Mrs. R. B. Langdon had ff-
teen quests at a pretty lake luncheon at
| the, club.
MI. and Mrs. w. F. Brooks, who are
making visit at the club gave family
dinner Saturday night, and Mr.. and Mrs
f. b. Snyder had also a small group of
guests for dinner and remained for the
hop. $50
Friday night the "semi-annuaI," which
IS made. up Of a group of twenty of the
well known men, had their supper at the
Lafayette club. H. H. Robinson presided
and among the guests were: H II. Chris
tan, John S, Pillsbury, Charles S. Pills
bury Karl DeLaittre, G. c. Bovey. F. M
Crosby. John Crosby, H. H. Thayer, J. F.
Bell, s. D. Andrews. John A. Bovey, c. NJ
Case and Charles Gale
| Mrs. j. B. Hudson chaperoned a party
OF eight young girls at luncheon Friday
AFTERNOON, and in the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Hudson had an informal dinner for
nine guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas and
daughter came out to the club Saturday
morning for a few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Case, nee Cal
derwood arrived at the club Saturday tc
remain during the hot weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Piper are out and
entertained Mrs. S. G. Tool1er and Mrs
q. N. Stone for few days Miss Mar
garet Tooker came out Saturday morning
for the evening hop.
Miss Marion Colby and Clinton Han
cock Miller of Philadelphia spent a day
WIN friends at the club: Other guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs S. D. Andrews, S.
Thayer, Loren Fletcher Harry c. Piper
and Harry c.. Shull of MINNEAPOLIS.
July is Q month for excursions, and. as
/ there are ever so many picnic parties and
ccut1nga during this month, the larger
poats nave been chartered in advance The
Excelsior will carry the picnickers Of
Lake Street Methodist church July Is. and
the. party will board the steamer at the
Methodist assembly grounds at Wayza ia
Bay. The Excelsior has also been char
tered by the committee on entertainment
OF the Laundry Employees, for July 20
at Spring Park. The Twin CITY Book
Keepers will picnic July %, and will have
the Excelsior for a party on the lake
Inc EpWorth league, which is to picnic al
the Wayzata. Bay assembly grounds, viii
nave the steamer July 25. and on July q
the. Union of Sunday Schools will pjcnif
at TonlIa Bay, and the Excelsior is char.
i tered for that date. The Merchant Tailors
come to Wayzata July %, and will board
i the Excelsior for tour of the lake, Ar
i Ep"orth league excursion will be hello
from the Wayzata Bay assembly grounds
on BOARD tfe steamer, July 80.
Mounted commardery, No. %, knights
Templar, will have an excursion on the
} lake July il. and have chartered the Vic
} tor for the trip
Among the late arrivals at Hotel La Pau
VIZ S01Soi! ai MISS Mae Eantlns
OF Omaha. Neb.; w. A. Coursen, Scran n.
; tom Pa; w. E. Jones, Robert N. Milton
4 and Robert c. Milton Mr. and Mrs. d A
Reider and daughter, Dorothy. of Cincin.
natl; Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Blatchford. Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Marsh are GU,
at the hotel for a week. Mr.. and Mrs
R.1gW. Spencer Of Lincoln, Neb.. have
Iheen spending week at the hotel. Othe,
guests were: Miss Duchane, John B
Hedges, b. l.. Weinberg, Minneapolis: Col.
onel and Mrs. Charles w. Bopp, J. B. Min.
err. Chicago: Mrs. John Frink Mrs II. A
Widstrand and Miss Lyla E. Brimmer OF
! Carver, MINI
The Sunny Side Card club enjoyed 6
delightful outing and picnic SATURDAY.
| afternoon and evening. The members
came out on the noon train to Deephaven
where the steamer Fannie L. was wait.
ing. The day was perfect, and the tou,
OF the upper and lower lakes was ,
charming one. picnic supper was
served on board from small tables. Pres.
ent with their families We're Messrs. and
| Mines. Williams, Calhoun, Stricken, Baker
Putnam, Fisher, Coffin Partridge, Smith
| Cook. Tuller and Stacy.
Since July 4 Northland inn, at wav.
zata, has been thronged with visitors. and
over the Fourth four of the cottages haG
10 be used to take care Of all the guests
Yesterday brought additional guests tc
the Inn and over sixty were served al
dinner. Among the guests during the
week were Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Halman
Z. c. Gerry. c. B. Eglord, H. P. Gagnon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Watts, Miss Evelir
Watts, Irwin Beard, Ellis Watts. Car
Watts, Mrs. Mary H. Hedge w. G.
March ", @. Helmuth, Mr.. and Mrs
George c.. stickney, NJ B. Shepherd. 7
Z. Kenworthy, ]: Anderson Thomas w
Taylor and family. F. w. Stowell ant
family, ]. F. zonne, Mrs. Abbie w. IIil
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Winslow Mr. ana
Mrs. p. s. Mooers. Mrs. S. F. Eustice
Minneapolis w. E. Blake. Sioux City;
A. s. Croy, Portland, Ore: Mrs. J. A.
Burgess, Portland Ore; Louis E. Water.
man, st. Cloud; W. Shirley and SONS
Omaha; L. w. Spence, Philadelphia: w
-. colson, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. A.