The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-18
visit, and Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Hays
Of Grand Forks will also be their
guests for two weeks. sg5.s@

visit, and Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Hays
of Grand Forks will also be their
guests for two weeks. srs.s
Mrs. W. A. Merriam Of Sunrise
Point, Tonka Bay, entertained at a
pretty lake luncheon Thursday, fol-
lowed by an afternoon euchre. The
guests were Mines. H. G. Cook, w.
H. Jacoby, w. M. Walker, Lucius
Frink, Elizabeth, Campbell, Willis
Willard, Harry Mcpherson, J. A.
Falconer and Miss Genevieve Cook.
Luncheon was served from large
table decked with white and purple
bouquets of June. roses blossomed in
fragrant beauty b. The favors were
won by Mrs. Jacoby and Mrs. Fall
coner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Walker will
entertain at house party tomorrow
at their cottage at Sunrise Point, the
occasion being the christening Of their.
new launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacoby gave
an automobile party to-day for Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Morris Of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris will remain their
guests until Monday.
to the members Of the Danzie club
at her pretty summer home, the DON
aldson hotel, excelsior, today. The
guests came out early in the morning
and at noon a, sumptuous Dutch
luncheon was served. Covers were laid
on a large round table and the deco
rations were June roses, heaped in a
great mound in. the center. In the
parlors the decorations were ferns
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and green Wasq carried out. Cards
were played from. 2 to 5 OF clock. In
the evening the husbands Of the club
members will come, out from the city
Ito remain until Monday and the party
will attend one of7the Saturday even
T. ing hops. IzS %a'iE3 u af5sx
The guests for, the day were Mines.
H. Policy, J. j. Owens, j. H. Murch,
W.. A. Pierson, James Secombe, j. II.
Whipple, A. M, Allen, George Geer,
George Redding,gFrank Adams, E. B.
were in pink. 3 Boating and fishing
parties have been ~ arranged for to-
morrow, and it is expected that all
will have delightful time.
The roller skating on the Beach
/ Casino Kinks at Fonka Bay is increas-
ing in popularity. Professor Frank OF
/ Chicago, an expert skater gave an ex-
|hibition of his accom- plishments yes.
terday afternoon. Enthusiasm is on g
steady increase and Mr.. Beach is now
making arrangeme for roller polo
with a tournament some time in July
Hotel Tonka Bay will have it's open
ing Monday, and for three days will
be in the possession Of delegates at
tending the state bankers convention
The formal opening will take place
!, June 23, after which guests will b
received. c.. H. Godfree, the new
manager of the hotel, has booked {
points of the country, and the socia
features at the hotel will play {
prominent part in the dofngs a
Tonka Bay. Every evening and OF
Sunday there will be concerts. TIL,
Saturday night hops will be invita-
, ton affairs, and the guests will hav'
the privilege Of inviting their owl
friends. Many Of last years staff viii
| be at the hotel. Miss Remission O
Minneapolis will have charge Of thi
bookkeeping and will handle the cash
; Harry Sauthoff comes from LAX
) Geneva, with the. reputation of beinl
. an excellent chief clerk, and r
| Whitman will be the night clerk. Mr.
Godfree has engaged Mr.. Clifford a
chef, and as Mr. Clifford has bee1
chef for Regain brothers for years
!. the essentials for a good table at tn
hotel will not be found wanting. Fo
several weeks the cleaners and reno
; waters have been busy at the hotel t
.. get it ready for the opening, and tn
, tall white building looms up invitingl
) from the groves of trees surroundin