The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-02
LAKE MINNETONKA

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The Fourth Of July will be made |
the occasion Of the formal opening of
the Lafayette club and from that
date on the house will be thronged
with guests. Every available room in
the old and new parts of the build
will be one great and jolly house,
party. Guests for over Saturday,
Sunday and Monday have already ar
rived, and everybody around the club
is busy. The place looks inviting
with It's setting of shrubs and high
tress, its well-kept lawns and it's
pretty walks among flowerbeds dotted
with gorgeously- blossoming plants
In the new building things are In
.trimmest shape. The walls are all
tinted a soft light gray, and the fur
nishings Of pure white match the
woodwork of fine enamel. Spacious
piazZas run around the suites, and
each Is distinctly divided off by heavy
screens so that there will be no tres
passing.
Mrs. George H. Partridge and little
son, Miss Partridge and Miss Char
lotte Partridge have arrived at the
club and will be Joined today by Mr..
Partridge and Miss Marion Partridge,
who are on their way home from Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Shull, Miss
Katherine Shull and Ralph Shull will
come out today to be guests over the
Fourth. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Whallon
are spending several weeks at the
club. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas
come out tonight to spend two weeks.
DR.. J. Z. Moore will come out today
and Mrs. Moore will join the family
next Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Sheldon are guests at the club, and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Martin are to
spend four days out, avoiding the cell
ebrattons in town. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
w. See are expected to come out for
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Kellogg have taken a suite for two
weeks and will arrive today. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hudson, Miss Bertha Hud-
son and Miss Clara Hudson have
taken rooms and are out. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Commons have been
entertaining Lorin Andrews at the
club. r. G. Bestor, Miss Grace
Thomas, E. w. Sumner, Charles s..
Albert G. P. Hughes and family, G..
H. Daggett and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. F. Wells are all to be among the
Fourth Of July guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 3. Brooks have taken rooms from
July 1 at the club. The 3. G.. Pipers
are to be out today for the rest OF the
season, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wood
worth are expected also today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Price Case,
ments at the club and will arrive July
8. Charles Hepburn and his father,
Mr.. Hepburn, from New York, are to
come out early in July, and there
will be some entertaining for the
bride and bride-to-be, for Miss Alice
Smith, who Is still in New York, plans
to spend much Of her time with the
! Partridges and her fiance at the club.
i The cottages, too, are open now.
this week and are at the same club
cottage they had for two seasons
past. Mr.. and Mrs. James 3. Bell and
family will be with them over the
Fourth.
i Mr.. and Mns. H. F. Douglas and
Miss Douglas opened cottage No. Q
which has been prettily remodeleG
and refurnished. Their guests are
Mrs. Neil Murray, formerly Miss
Douglas, of Bowling Green, KY, ant
her little daughter. Baby Murray is
only II weeks old, but as the agree.
able summers at Minnetonka are tt
be preferred to the warm weather o.
Kentucky, little Miss Murray was
coaxed to make the long trip. The,
will remain thru the hot term.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Deere Velit
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8, and are now settled for the season
, after having spent much time i,
= travel since the spring.
Paul A. Brooks will be host at
! house party at the summer home O
/, his mother, Mrs. Arson Brooks, i
:. Arcola. Sixteen young people are t
I be in the party and they came GU
today and will remain over until Tues
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Q fayette club, boating parties and au
Q tomobile parties are planned as pleas
y ant forms Of entertainment.
:. A group Of young lake men CAV
}. an informal supper to some Of tn
9 girls visiting around the various lax
# points Thursday evening at the pic
turesque log cabin back Of the Anso
" Brooks cottage. The men had pre-
selves delightfully."- as hosts and wait
ers. There were twelve guests.
n n Services will be held for the frs
IS time this season at Camp Memoris
chapel tomorrow morning at /
II o'clock. Rev. G. H. Hills will preac
and MIS-. Pinckney, organist of til
Il chapel, will give the musical program
assisted by a chorus. The services {
IL appreciated by the visitors at tt
!, north shore, and the women who al
interested in the church are maxim
all arrangements tos have them hel
IN all thru the summer, as has been tt
case heretofore.
IT Mrs. j. G. Eliel Of Minnetonl
Beach gave an informal lunchec
or Thursday afternoon for a group
an lake guests. Covers were laid f
nj nine and the table decorations we
er furnished from the handsome flow
ar garden Of the hostess.
ng Miss Louise Wyman Of st. Paul, wi
a.; is spending the summer with h
n parents at Hotel Del Otero, Spril
r. Park, gave a pretty luncheon for
IN group Of her girl friends Thursd;
afternoon. The table was all dec
rated in yellow and green. and from
of ferns and golden-hued nasturtiur
Pc Pc were arranged for centerpiece. Fer
So Of enormous size were laid in sta
dit shape in the center and the bowl fill
with flowers stood amidst the gree
-. At the cover of each girl was a pre-
- ty floral favor. The guests we
sa Misses Mclaughlin, Lewis, Johnsto
irs Rhodes, Hartsinck, Henderson, Bo'
en-, DeHass, Hardick, Schliek, VIII
. = ney, Doolittle, and Brill, all of
Paul.
til Hotel Del Otero, true to it's reput
len ton of being an ideal place for brio
couples, is housing three brio
parties just now, who, aware of t
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