The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-22
LAKE MINNEIONKA

Hotel Keewaydin, amidst It's beautiful
lake surroundings in Cottagewood, Is one
of the most inviting places at the lake.
Mrs. M. Pickham, Miss Margaret Plck-
ham and Miss Margaret Madden Of Chi
cago arrived Wednesday for the season.
J. B. Irisgeld entertained N. Gotshall Of
Iowa City at the hotel over Wednesday.
Mrs. r.. B, Savage and daughter are at
the hotel. Mrs. g. Meyer, Mrs. y. sEpp-
stein, Mrs. H. Sterling Miss Reta Meyer
of Minneapolis and Miss Miriam Stern
berg of ST. Paul make: up asparty ofssum
mer guests at the hotel Sunday guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clover Miss
Marguerite Glover. Jacob Malnnquist OF
New FORK, Miss Eva Rees.. j. p. Rosen-
stein; Miss Florence Pew g.. A. Lyon. Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Mcdowell, Me- and; Mrs.
L. K Myers, Mrs. E. j. DaIrymple, Fleu-
rine Dalrymple,s August GrotefOrd, Rollin
q. Smith, W. r. Decker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c.. Heckel. Minneapolis, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold G. Ehrlick Of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. G. E. Adams Of Duluth who is
spending month with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs: g. Fl. Tenant, at Wildhurst,
gave an informal luncheon last week for
Mrs. w. Judd of Chicago, Mrs Mason
Allen Of ST. Paul. Miss Roberta Pratt,
Misses Lelah and Zua Clought and Miss.
Frances Firkins. Mrs. Adams will return
/ to Duluth next week. ) b.
Mrs. Sampson A. Reed will be, hostess
at an outing for the Hawthorn Euchre
club at her summer home, Longview cot
tage, the last Tuesday In August. The
Hawthorn club is one Of the Oldest clubs
| in the city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reed are
planning delightful day for their friends.
/ Clinton Avery has had the Widow
fsloop class Az on the drydocks and had
| her entirely overhauled. Her canvas deck
has been renewed and she is resplendant
with a coat of pretty green paint. Mr..
Avery is planning for a number of camp
ing parties in the upper lake during
August.
Hotel La Paul is having it's due con-
tingent Of seasons guests. and the pleas
ant Wea ther brings a number of visitors
. to the hotel every day. Mr. and Mrs.
T. s. Wilcox have arrived for the sea-
SON from Kasota. Oliver Hall of Colfax,
Wash, arrived Wednesday. w. H Jones
of Lincoln Neb., is a guest for the sea-
, son. Mrs. J. E. Cornelius and Miss Ray
Todd are late arrivals. Mrs; N. Halver-
! son and son Of Mora, Mimi, arrived
!. Wednesday,. accompanied by Mrs. G.. F.
La Paul, who has been their guests for
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. E. IA. Weleb
a of st. Paul are arrivals Of Wednesday
Stohl, George E. Wells, B. 0. Wells, B. M
Boyer, Mrs. j. F. Biz, Jr:a:: Mrs. w. B
Walters and family, all Of Minneapolis
F. s. North, H. A. North, Chicago; Miss
!, Alfredo Powell, Omaha, and Mrs. Lane
and daughter, St. Louis, are other season
g arrivals Other guests at the hotel were
D. j. Jelly, ST.. Louis; Miss Parmelis
r Michau, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Epstein, st. Paul
Miss Winifred Bradon, Superior; r. E
. Nickel, Omaha; A. K. Tweto and daugh
ter Abercrombie, N. d.; Mr.: and Mrs
u c. Charles Meyer, Janesville;t Frank C
Brooks, Miss Olive Brooks Mrs. L. Pei
"a tus, j. w. Carr and e. Eartock all o
: Minneapolis.
:. Mr. and Mrs. Colson. Mr., and Mrs
Spence, Miss Guthrie, Mr.. Guthrie an
g Miss Kennedy of. the Hotel del Otter
;. composed a blackboard party yesterda
afternoon and toured the lower. lake
" stopping at the Beach Casino for role
4. ska ting and later at the Excelsior Ca
sino for bowling, returning to the hote
"a In time for supper. G .s2E ggy4 -.
nd Miss Beatrice Wilcox will entertain a
a houseparty next Wednesday at Old Or
n, -chard, Wildhurst, for a group OF gi
n,ff3 friends from Graham hall: The Nyoun
etl people will remain "a weeksat II the Wileo
an home. 8 sa5 IS
as Mrs. George Howard Of Manitou fore:
e. gave handsomely appointed luncheo
=, Friday afternoon at her home for he
d sisters, who are visiting her Covers WEI
It, laid for twenty one and the decoration
~ with mound of yellow daisies as center
: piece and daisies at each cover. In tt
liz livingroom and on the piazza red Califol
mia peoples were used. Mrs. Howard
- entertaining Mrs. Winnard of Chicagosar
son, Mrs. Gregg and son Of Colorado ar
d. ~ ~
Miss Glee Jamison of Manitou Is ente
tanning Miss Irene Ford, formerly of Mil
neapolis, one Of her Wells college chilm
Yesterday they were the guests or Mi
Z Florence Pease Of St. Paul, who is al:
entertaining student friends from Well
Miss Jamison win give an informal Juncl
6 con for five, the guests to be the visiti1
girls, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. johnson will e1
. terrain a houseparty Of young people ov
&c. Saturday and Sunday at their SUNNI
home at Linwood.
er Miss Margaret Bell has been entertai
ing at a small houseparty at the home
OK her parents at Birch Bluff for Miss Ed
Elmer and Miss Helen Corsen.
f The choir boys Of. All Saints churc
al Minneapolis, are spending ten days
their usual camping grounds on Christm
or lake. The camp numbers about invent
five boys and is under the personal char
*. Of the rector, the Rev. George Thoms
W. and the choirmaster, Mr.. Lyons. Ne
Sunday all the boys will sing at Trini
chapel, Excelsior, at the morning servit
, at il o'clock. The boys will sing all t
,rt chants and the anthem and there will al
: be solos.
m,
es' The campers at Groveland park, Mi
netonka, greatly enjoyed a poverty npa1
:. held Thursday evening of this week in
10 new Epworth League clubhouse. Orche
trail music and general good time we
features of the evening. A cake was pl
K sented to D. H. Bradley for assuming
most appropriate costume. About sevent
five were present
Mrs. w. w. Satterlee gave lunche
p. of eight covers yesterday.-at her home
|, Manitou forest for Mrs. *. NJ Stacy w
y has returned from Washington. 7
~ guests were a group of friends Of I
honor guest.
- The guests Of the Hotel del Otero a
their lake friends are anticipating the b
at the hotel pavilion this evening.
I full military band will play and as thu
| | is to be a moonlight night, groups of
| younger people are planning cruises ii
| the upper lake for the evening.
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