The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-06
LAKE MINNETONKA

some luncheon and card party yesterday
at her summer home on Gideon's Bay,
entertaining twenty guests. Her mother,
Mrs. F.. w. LOOMS Of New York city.
and Mrs. Edward Benedict were the
guests of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. LoomA
have just arrived and will spend some
time with Mrs. Potter. The decorations
We're exquisitely carried out In green and
white. Boughs of oak transformed the
verandas and the rooms into bowers Of
green, forming pretty arches over the
entrance ways and making huge cam
opy of green over the table. Wild spirea
and water lilies were used among the
glossy foliage, and on the table stood
three large mounds Of lilies, one in the
center and one at either end. The name
cards We're dainty water colors in the
form Of a lily, and were done by Miss
We're in white and green, and the entire
menu was carried out In the chosen col
ors. After luncheon the guests spent the
afternoon playing cinch. Present were
Mines. LOOMS, Potter, Beeman, Carter,
Mccarthy, Jewett, Suffer, Page, Potter,
Benedict. Filler, Hubbard, Shute and
Woodbury.; Miss Foster, Miss Annie Fos-
ter, Chicago; Miss Keys, Miss Bishoff,
Miss Alice Owens, Chicago, and Messrs.
Hubbard and Loomis.
Among the visitors at the Minnetonka
Boat club over the Fourth were Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Quirk and Miss Winnifred
Quirk of Glasgow, Scotland guests of F.
E. milford; Mr.. and Mrs. Van SAINT,
Frank T. Bowen. Miss Grace Weitzel;
Misses Marie and Pauline Blackmar.
guests Of j. Brimmer Miss Alice McClel-
Ian, Oscar G. Williams, the guest Of
Merrill BARTLETT; Mr.. and Mrs w. B.
Keogh Of st. Louis, guests Of D. II.
Wright; Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Castle of
49,
A party Of young people were pleas
antly entertained at a house party by the
boys of the Coop Camp Crown Point
The guests were the Misses Rose Vavrk
Ruth Randall, Irene and Jewel Kane;
Messrs. Tom Jones, Will Vanstrum, Frank
Pashu, Cuthbert Randall and George r.
Haywood. The party was chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall.
Incident to the celebration of the Fourth
of July there was considerable exodus to
the upper lake. G. c. Webster of Min
neapolis organized and directed the lake
tour Of a party of devotees Of the stick
and mallet who on Saturday united in
doing honor to James s. Masterman, an
old-time Minneapolis printer, who is now
manager Of the printing department of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany Of New York and who, after an alb
sence Of six years, is visiting in Mime
apolis at the home of F. j. Peterson 9Oe
Marshall avenue NE, accompanied by Mrs.
Masterman and their daughter, Miss
Helen Masterman. In the party were Fred
l.. Smith, Henry Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Leighton and daughter, Jose
phine, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Storer, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Veeder, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Kim
ball. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Webster, Otto
Miller, Charlotte A. Miller, Laura Miller,
L. Ia ri
the Minnesota Ladies' quartet, consisting
of Mrs. Alice Adrian Pratt Miss Sadie
Pearl WeiShoOn, Mrs. FL. N. Kendall and
Mrs. Ida May Paulsen. The days pro-
gram included trip on the steamer Acte
from Wayzata to the Hotel Buena Vista
where lunch was served and much of the
| afternoon was spent in the hotel parlors
| listening to the impromptu numbers giyer
by the quartet. A boat ride to Excelsior
Where dinner was served, followed. Miss
Genevieve Hill entertained the party dur.
Ing the day with her artistic plano play.
Ing. Other guests Of the day were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred M. Glan1ey and F. j. Nc
Bride.
In common with other lake hotels, tn.
Buena Vista was the gathering place o
many who wished to escape the city dur
ing the noisy If glorious Fourth. Amonf
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T.. e. Burt
| w. G. Daniels, J. o. Holiday, Dr. ant
Mrs. w. F. Nye, Miss Irnaa e. Nye Az
H. A. Nye, A. r. Patten, Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Mcguire, Mr. and Mrs. G.. j. Chaplin
Mae Harris Anson Minneapolis; Miss M
G. Fawcett and Mr. and Mrs. John D. ]
| Dean, Frederick K. Elm OF ST. Paul; r. L
Ramsdell, Thomas A. Merriman, Mr.. an.
Mrs. w. j. Moffett, Mr. and Mrs R. W
Wheelock, B. R. Balm, Thomas Sweeney
Mrs. M. G. Malmstedt and Mrs. Edwar'
M. Kerker of Minneapolis Harvey We're
land, D. V. Caranna OF Chicago; A. J
Ridley, Jr., Of New York; w. u. Butter
field, Mr. and Mrs R. NJ harrington Ros
Fl. Murtaugh, J. D. Mills, Miss M. Thomp
son, Mr.. ard Mrs. R. E. Esterly and MI
and Mrs Robert Morrison of Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Langford and sons
who have been at the Buena Vista for tn
past month, returned this morning t
their home in Grand avenue, ST. Paul an
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Alsberg and family
st. Louis, who have also been guests a
the Buena Vista, returned to Minneapolis
where they will make their home at So
Ninth street s.
FLOTsAM AND JETsAM.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Laybourn Of Inter
party over Sunday: The out of town visitor
,, Lou Huntoon of Moorhead
Marcus Nielsen and Fred Christensen were til
guests of Cove Laybourn over the Fourth.
Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Bradford is on b
way to New York, from which port he sails Il
;. teenth Avenue M. r.. church have come out
the lake for The summer.