The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
LAKE MINNETONKA

lie Courteau. James Courteau and Frank Forth.
LAKE MINNET0NKA
Golf enthusiasts of the Lafayette
club will play the qualifying round
for the Eliel cup next Saturday on the
Lafayette links. Playing at the club
has been going. on for weeks and the
contest promises to be strong one.
After the games there will be a great
many dinner parties at the club and
the dance to be given in the evening
will be a smart affair. The younger
sets at the beach are making matters
jolly at the club, and there are daily
sailing and automobile parties hay
rack rides and other pretty affairs,
which in their decided informality ap-
peal to the young people who have
left college behind for a short while
to find recreation in outdoor amuse-
ments. During the week life was
rather quiet at the club, but for over
Saturday and Sunday houseparties
galore are expected. John R. McMil-
Ian, Jr., brought party of young col
lege friends to the club Tuesday. An
event greatly anticipated is the Ger
man., which the young people are to
have next week. This German will be
followed by a second German in Au-
gust. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hepburn
and daughters who have been at the
club, with their son, Charles Hepburn,
have left for their home in New York.
Mrs. Charles Deere Velie and chill
dren have gone to Moline, Wis, on a
short visit. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sage
of Berlin, N. Y, have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M, Harrington at the
club. Miss Archibald of Mortified
came up early during the week to at
tend one of the social affairs at the
club. Miss G. A. Piper Of Minneapo-
lis came out yesterday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Piper. Leroy Arnold
was a week guest Of G. G. Van Dusen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Mitchell of ST.
Paul are guests at the club and they
had as their guest w. w. Churchhill
of Boston. Miss Sara M. Hopkins of
Chicago was visitor on Friday. MI.
Kitchener of New York and J. G.
McHugh Of Winnipeg were guests of
e. G.. Kitchener at the Lafayette. Mr..
and rms. T. J. Conley and Mrs. G. A.
Murphy Of Rock Island, III, were
among the callers at the club Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Murphy of
Jacksonville, Iowa, and Miss Eliza
beth Mather were at the club over
Wednesday,.
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Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shaw are at
the club and are entertaining Mrs
Shaw's mother, Mrs. Began of Wash
ington. Mrs. c. S. Bracket and Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Bowman arrived today
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Van Dusen anc
! Miss Mary Van Dusen Mr.. and Mrs
| w. D. Gregory and Mrs. John Nc
MILAN are all new arrivals at the
| clubhouse.
Thomas H. Shevlin will leave fol
New York early in August to NEE
Thomas Shevlin, Jr., in his return
from England. They will go to Mar
ragansett Pier for a several weeks
| stay before returning to Minneapolis
! Mr.. Shevlin advised his family in I
| letter that he did not take part at al
/ in the hammer throwing contest a
the make Of the handle differed 81
greatly from that used in America.
This evening the Apollo club mem
bers are to have a moonlight rid
around the lake, after a supper at tn
hotel Donaldson. The Victor ha
been chartered for the trip, and shor
. stops will be made along shore to sere
made the friends of the club. The Min
{ netonka Boat club is expecting Vls1
y from the singers before they return o
the late evening train.
The Roosevelt, club, too, is to hav
an outing at the lake. The member
are to have q stag supper in the uppe
lake, and before returning home WI
E cruise the lake, and there will b
3 music in the air.
: Bishop Edsa1l will hold the Sur
= day services at Camp Memorial char
= ell. On July 81 Rev. Irving P. j ohr
II Co+ ',
: preach, and Bishop Edsall will agai
: be in the pulpit at the services Sur
day, Aug. Z.
!, Next Saturday afternoon and evt
a ming the people who make up tt
southern colony in Minneapolis, an
who represent the southern state
will hold picnic and have a suppe
at the Hotel del Otero.
Mrs. A. E. Benjamin and Mrs. '
G. Benjamin entertained the Ran
blers' club today at their SUNNI
home at Arcola. Twenty-Five of tt
members came out on the mornir
train and put in delightful day
the lake The picnic luncheon w;
served on the veranda amidst Sc
tings of wild flowers and ferns. TT
Benjamins came out yesterday ar
will remain at the lake until Monda
Mrs. G. M. Jordan and children can
out this morning to remain vii
them over Sunday.
Mrs. G. C. Ripley entertained at
house party from Friday to Tuesds
| for Mrs. Eugene Wilson and MI
Fitz Herbert and their guest, Maj
Ducrot of India. Major Ducrot w;
in South Africa during the war ar
is spending part of his furlough
touring America. He has just r
turned from trip to the Yosemi
valley and the ST. Louis eXpositit
and will make a visit with relativ
& in Ireland, his native country, befo
]. returning to his post in India.
Last Friday evening the guests
Northland Inn were entertained at
NJ pretty dancing party by Mrs.
Z Abram, who is in charge Of the hot
= this season. The piazzas and t
grounds were prettily decorated wi
Japanese lanterns and the spacio
diningroom was bright with gre
punches of wild foliage and flower
Three of the cottages adjoining t
Inn are constantly filed to take ca
of the surplus guests, and many
the rooms have already been engag
for the coming season of 1905.
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