The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-13
LAKE, lMZlVzVETONKA

Mrs. William Spottswood McWade en-
tertained yesterday at luncheon at her
pretty country home at Christmas lake
The guests were the members OF the
Birthday club, which was organized by |
the wives of the officers OF the Thir-
the Philippines. Wild flowers and gar
den flowers arranged in pretty PROPULSION
decorated the rooms and the daintlly ap-
pointed luncheon tables. Covers were
laid for ten. 49,.
around Minnetonka Beach enjoyed the
dancing party at the Lafayette club.
The club will remain open until October,
and the members are planning one or
two other parties before the close OF the
season. Many Of the college boys ana
was somewhat in the form Of farewell.
The J. c.. Eliel home at Minnetonka
Beach is being renovated and modern
lied, so as to conform with the demands
of an up-to-date home.
A handsome new residence is soon to
be erected on Crystal bay for Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Shevlin The house is
to be built on the spacious Shevlin
property on Crystal bay, and the plans
already @rawn for f Tan yhr b1eh
Ii.
and building will commence this fall;
Mr.. and Mrs. Shevlin and family closed
their cottage at Minnetonka Beach to-
day. The Misses Florence and Helen
Shevlin will leave for Miss Durham g
school next Monday and Thomas Shev,,
lin, ,Jr, will also leave for Yale next
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Thompson and
family gave a delightful cornroast Fri
day evening, at Chetolah, their Linwood
bot rtv o of her ae fr Gno
J and the large blazing beach fire. over
which the tender ears were roasted, fur
nished the means for the late supper.
The van owners are having their day
and vans are at premium at the lake
Last Sunday was so cold that there was
frantic rush Tor r: city quarters: =, i iHt
into town found the way barred by, the
overworked van owners, and received
the curt reply, s'Sorry, Mister. but
can't take anything now until after
next Monday.' So some of them ere
m no The eco Cottage y' colony at MeadVille
Park and at. Fairview will be thinnec
out after this week as several of the
families are preparing to 90 or have al
ready gone. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Harris
and daughters moved into their city
home yesterday morning. The Richters
summer, came into the city today. Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Kaufman have moving
day, tomorrow. The Joseph family o.
Des Moines, Iowa, which has been at tn.
Philbrick cottage has also returned
home Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Gage an(
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Stairs of Fair
view have also closed their. cottage ant
the Christiansons of Fairview returned
to the city when school opened.
The Galpin house, which has been oc
Fcupied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Day fo
several years, has been purchased. b,
Mr.. and Mrs. F: G. mickey, formerly O.
Rose. Farm, upper lake; Mr.. and Mrs
Mickey will make extensive improve
a large dininghall. Mr.. and Mrs. Da,
are contemplating a trip to Denver
Col, this winter, and may probably set
tie in Denver. - -
Among the many little social affair
which have been given for Joe Moor
preceding his departure for the Pa
cifc coast, was a dinner at which Mis-
George Bryant and John Bryant wer
the hosts. Covers were laid for twent
and the table decorations were carrie
OUT Will cdl1y duGullu DAOooOulS.
The handsome new bungalow built fc
Mrs. R. B: Langdon is now fnishe
enough so that Mrs. Langdon is O,
cupying the summer home. Mrs. Ian.
don has been spending her summer
It'll Mrs Hiram G. Truesdale at her co
tage at Minnetonka Beach, closely az
Joining her new home. The bungalow
picturesquely built on a spacious law
set off by magnificent trees with ia
reaching view over the lower lake.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Hopkins Of Hotel d
4 Otero left yesterday for Minneapol
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A Hazer at the Holmes hotel. This NOR
a ing they left for Chicago on their We
a to st. Louis They will spend tv
4 weeks at the exposition and will tn.
20 further east, visiting in New Yor
81 Nov. l they will arrive at Corona,
Il Beach, CAL, their winter home. M
81 Hopkins has one Of the largest cur
bazaars at Coronado Beach.
a Miss Cara Rice gave corn roast
8 the Rice cottage, ST. Alban s bay, Sat,
81 day evening, entertaining about fifty
81 her younger lake friends at a jolly CAT
81 arinr around the glowing beach iii