The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-11
LAKE MINNEIONKA

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While the golf tournament kept many OF
the lake people In the city last week the
now the center OF informal sociability.
Mrs Fred B. Snyder gave a small lun-
cheon Monday afternoon for Mrs. S. M.
McElroy of Pittsburg, Pa. At the table
with the hostess and her guests OF honor
were, Mines David #. Simpson, Henry
Little. Frank L. Thresher. f. C. Snyder.
Albert r. Gress. and Miss Mary Snyder,
Minneapolis. and Miss Elizabeth McElroy,
Pittsburg, Pa. Luncheon was served from
a large round table and the decorations
were prettily carried out with flowers of
| the season.
At the same time Mrs. Snyder enter
| tain for her sister, she gave a luncheon
| for her nephew, S. NJ. McElroy of Pitts
burg, and his guests were, John Snyder,
Welles Hodgson Merton w. Sowle, Don
aid Goodrich, Raymond Gillette, Louis H.
Piper, c. Barlow. Neil Jamison. Eugene
ClaVe, Donald s. Dodge.
i Charles S. Albert will be host at an in
formal dinner party at the Lafayette club
Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. l.. Bgelow will give luncheon
tomorrow at the Lafayette club.
C. e. Ford Of st. Paul and party Of
forty Of the Hartford Insurance people will
come out to the club house next week
Friday for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Partridge and
their family have gone to Alexandria,
Mimi, to spend few weeks before re-
turning to their city home.
| MIR. and Mrs. E. f. Mapes entertained a
party of friends at the club last Friday
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Mapes. Miss Gilmore Mapes, Miss Eliza
| beth Mccall, Minneapolis: Misses Mary
Katherine stimmel and Myra H. stimmel
of Columbus, Ohio, and Miss Cora G..
| Lombard of Winona.
4 Hotel Del Otero guests have had many
social frolics, and impromptu affairs are
on the daily program at the hotel. Tues
day evening Judge and Mrs. Treber of
Little Rock, Ark, and Mrs. Monash and
Mrs. Steckel gave welsh rarebit supper
in the dining room for about forty of their
friends from the hotel. After the supper
klondike was played and the younger peo-
Pile enjoyed a candy pull In the morning
Mrs. Hopkins of the hotel entertained at
a bowling party for all the women Mrs.
Spence of Philadelphia, who has made
some of the highest scores during the
summer, was the winner with score of
1870. The same afternoon a tea was given
from three to five o'clock in the Japan
ese tea room. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Harris
and Miss Shaw all of ST. Paul, sang very
charmingly during the hours of serving
and group of young women played in
strumental selections. Mrs Van Stein
berg presided over the tea table. A hay
y
/ pie Saturday evening and they made q
! trip from the hotel all around the lower
lake. Sunday afternoon from three tc
4 six o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins char
( tered the Victor for their guests and made
4 a pleasant lower lake trip. In the even
ing concert was given by the string or.
chestra which plays now at the hotel ev.
] cry Friday afternoon and evening, Satur-
4 days and Sundays.
A recent arrival for the season
at the hotel is Mrs. w. Fretz Har.
4 lem Iowa. l. Strcekel of Peoriaa
A Ill, arrived Monday and will remain will
A Mrs. Streckel for two weeks. r. H. John
1 son of Minneapolis, has joined Mrs. John
son at the hotel. Rev. T. ]. .Mackey O.
\ Omaha and Miss Eleanor Mackay are a
Y the hotel for a visit. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. V
Harris of the Lake Park hotel st. James
A Mimi are at the Del Otero and will re
q main until August 10, when Mr.. Harris
will take charge of the Lake Park hotel
i Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Soucy of Chicago
have arrived. G. II. F. Smith and famil.
j are among the st. Paul arrivals: W z
q Rice, K Clemenson Of Sioux Falls, S. D.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Patterson, Ell Pasc
j Texas, Mrs E. w. Murray and Miss /
q | Murray of Chicago, w. p. White, st. Paul
q Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Murray Of -Nev
a York, are all late arrivals for the remain
q der Of the season. = ~
Guests who arrived at Hotel Del Otter
a for over Sunday and early this week were
81 A. Ross Victor A.. Ross, Chicago; D.
Lupkin bloomington NJ Mi ;n and d MIS- E e
81 A. G.. Alley, Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Croy
81 Oregon, ILL.,; Mrs. Charles Bidelman, Albion.
~ Y; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Kendall. Estelle G.. Kel
= dali Miss Gertrude Chandler, Kansas City; NJ
- and Mrs G. w. George, st. James, Mimi; Mr.
Charles T. Mclaughlin, San Francisco, Call N
and Mrs W, H Huthsing e.; Miss Fannie ne HUT ut
cage; Mrs Frank Kaufman, Dss M No .
and Mrs c. E. Oakley and daughter Bufat
: Mr. and Mrs. J. $. Tuthill,, Waterloo; lows
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Harper and son. Washington
i D. c.; Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Murray, New Yorl
Mrs F. C. Stafford, Milwaukee,; Burger Gadsdel
. Schuyler, Neb.; B. B. Hershey, Lancaster Pa
= ]. NJ. Emery. Des Moines; Mrs. L. NJ. Smitl
:. E. s. Thanks, Louisville, Ky; Mr. and Mrs
: T.. Apologize, Mrs. R. e. Lewis and son, w.
{ Shenton, Chicago; ]. H. Roken, Mrs. D. c. Wi
: Hams, Omaha; Mrs e. Mapes, Mrs. F. NJ. Mape
Miss Lou Cord, Miss Stimmel Miss Mapes, NJ
& and Mrs J. W. Hart, ]. B. Robbins, Louis Ga
vey, c. G.. Fahnestock. Mrs. w. D. Williams, Y
I L. Rothchild. John Byrnes, J: A. schloss, !
S, and Mrs. A. L. Gere Miss Lawton, Mrs 81.
: Evers and party T. B. Webster, G. w. Crow
: all of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Gregor!
=, Mr.. and Mrs G.. B. Gedney, Mr.. and Mrs II. "
| Lupkin Joe Simon Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Charlie
:. L. G. Landon, N. P. Rogers, J. L. Elmquis
J. L. Rogers 81. Deverell, c. H. Hinderess, Mr.
F.. G. Holman, Mrs. NJ. l.. Kennedy, Miss Hele
1 Holden, J. NJ. Moons, e. B. Hubbard, Mrs.
+ B. Harley st. Paul.
Guests at the Hotel Buena Vista yes
terday were Mrs. T. M. Mapes, Mis-
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