The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-20
possible. until Sept. IS, at least, and

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probably later.
Thursday evening Mr.. Perkins Of
st. Paul entertained two automobile
parties at a ride to the lake and sup
per was served in the grillroom. S.
M. Dittenhoffer Mr.. and Mrs. +. Plat,
Mr.. North, St. Paul, and Miss Foster
came to the lake in Mr.. Dtttenhoffer's
touring car, dined in the grillroom
and remained over for the hop.
This evening there will be the reg
ular hop at the hotel and the young
people around the cottages will par
ticipate with pleasure in the pleasant
weekly party. The arrivals at the
hotel for the past two days are Mr..
and Mrs. M. f. Simnon, Kansas City,
Mis- Nellie Bend and Miss Dorothy
Dawson, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Cirkler, A. M. Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. L. Fisher, j. l.. Scott, Minneapolis;
p. Z. La Clair, Detroit, Mich; Phillip
Marks, L.. e. Haseman, st. Cloud; A.
S. Corbett, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. e.
M. Bintliff, Dubuque, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Chamberlain en-
tertained at party at the hotel
Thursday which included Miss Grace
g. Huntington, Miss Isabel Northrup
and 3. r. Huntington, all of Min
neapolis.
It's roller skating and bowling in
turns, and thanks to these two
sports the visitors at the lake
have fairly well recovered from the
shock which the bad weather Is apt
to throw over the lake doings. The
Bay are crowded, morning, afternoons
and evenings, and the sport is coming
more and more into favor. At the
Haywood Casino in Excelsior the
bowling alleys are as much called for
as ever, and the men and women find
u ioy, n,s3y r11ar
the cloudy skies and chilly nights for
bid amusements on the water.
Mrs. r. /. Gowan is entertaining at
a houseparty at her Wildhurst cottage
for her son, Bert Gowan, Ace Hunter,
In spite of the recent cool weather,
the demand for accommodations
at the upper lake hotels shows
small signs of decrease. The facili-
ties offered by these hotels for
serve to continue their popularity, and
the IS. r. O." sign is the rule. Among
the guests who have come to the
Buena Vista during the past few days
are:
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Pope vose, Mr..
and Mrs. R. s: Palmer. Arthur John
and Mrs. P. M. Hall. DR.. Balendrier,
Mrs. Joseph Congdon and Miss Jennie
T. Congdon, Mrs. Walter L. Badger,
F. A. Bacon and Mrs. J. B. Bushnell
of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Morse and Colonel James Goodnow Of
/ Excelsior; w. S. Hart Of Hawks Park,
/ Fla, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Short
| Of ST. Paul.
A very pleasant surprise was ar
ranged for, Miss Marie Lefavor Of St
Louis on her tenth birthday anniver-
sary. A pink luncheon was given al
the Cowles cottage and the guest:
| were the Misses Florence Cowles
Ruby Cowles, Edith Taggart, Dorothy
i Jansen, Helen Hanson, Martha Nor.
ton, Hazel Bartlett; Masters Oscar
Jannam and Levi Hall. Little Mis-:
j Lefavor was the recipient of many
d pretty presents. She entertained hel
little guests by several recitations
which brought forth repeated encores
! The Gethsemane choir will sing il
Trinity Episcopal chapel tomorrow
sing the offertory. The choir ha
!, been camping the past week a
f Christmas lake. asf
:. GUESTS AT ToNKA. III
. liam Williams at Summerville.
Mrs e. G. Pratt has been entertaining Mrs
Flora Moore and Miss Willow Schurmeier.
Mrs Henry Leaman Of Mankato is visitin
/ Mrs. James Perkins at her Sumnlerville cottage
r Miss S. B. Harris has been spending a week
Y vacation with her sister, Mrs F. e. Mckusicl
, at Wildhurst
Mrs. j. A. Fuller and daughter, OF Albert Lee
have been guests of Mrs. o. n. Olberg at Co
tagewood the past week
| Miss Nell Schwartz Of Ashland is the guei
l of Miss Glee Jamison at Wildhurst after ha'
) ing made visit with Miss Grace Gillette.
5 i Miss Lois Tenant, who has been spendir
, three weeks with her sister, Mrs. Adams,
Duluth, has gone to Fargo to visit for wee
Mrs. H. E. Phelps and daughter left yeste
day evening for Glendive, Mont, to make the
!, home with Miss Phelps, who went west la
: spring. 4!
S Mrs. E. G. Scripture and Miss Bessie scri
/ ture of Minneapolis and Miss Grace Crib
y Milwaukee are guests of. Mrs. e. G. Tenant
her Wildhurst cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes of Minneapol
and Miss Mary White Of Eyansvil,.o, Ind W!
, be over Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs F.
4 McKusick at their Wildhurst summer home.
Mrs. Charles s. Gold and Miss Carrie Col
}. who have been spending the past month
: Hotel Ionka Bay are to 60 back to town Mo
:, September.
= Miss Jean Louden left for Oshkosh last mig
u to be the guest of Mrs. Frank H. Lib5ey at
e house party for the Interlake Yachting associ
e tion races Will Loudon. Hugh Loudon al
I James Loudon. who will sail the Wihuja at t
: races, left the same evening.
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