The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-08
LAKE MIlVNETONKA

noon train for the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins will remain a few days longer
to make final arrangements for closing
the place for the winter, and will then
phla and other points, and will also
go to St.. Louis for the exposition. In
October they will go to Coronado Beach,
which is their winter home, and will
not return to the lake until next April.
MI. Hopkins has attained popularity
as landlord at the lake which is per-
hars without it's equal. Having made a
ii the ee pPoper ne Way n of f
them to his inviting resort. but sue
sceeds Invariably in holding his guests
by making life pleasant for them and
seeing that whatever fun and enter
tainment the. lake offers is at their
wish and will. In this purpose Mr..
Hopkins has been aided by Mrs. Hop
who has entertained her guests at cozy
five O'Clock teas in the pretty Japan
csc rooms, at bowling parties, at pic
mic parties, at drives around the lake.
The repairs which had been necessary
after the storm several weeks ago have
been progressing, and the lake pavilion
IS entirely renovated, while at the hotel
large front porch which had been pulled
down. The grounds further over toward
Phelps island are being cleared, and the
old pavilion owned by the Great North
ern railway will be replaced by a beau
ts1ful new building. The, contracts call
April, and It will be equipped With a a
splendid ballroom and every possible
facility. for entertaining large parties
at the lake.
Among the guests to depart yesterday
were Mrs, L. H. Spence of Philadelphia
who has been at Del Otero since last
turn next year for another visit. Miss
B. Thompson of Chicago also returned
to the city. Captain and Mrs. C.. G.
ProutYl and their sister Of Des Moines
lows ;s left the last hour. They have
been7$sYe rlYy visitors at the lake and
came. up several weeks ago. Mrs. J. w
Lambert of. st. Louis and Miss Toohey
city. =. 49, 's1' -
Other guests at, the hotel for over
Sunday and Monday were Mr.. and Mrs
W. D. Hudson, St. Louis, Mo; Miss
Bertha Carter, Cleveland, Ohio; Miss
Frances =. Boynton, Miss Arabel Mar.
tn II Hfa s5a Nina; Nj: and Mrs. H
Mrs. 6: ~. : Hooper, Mrs II. /. Van van
Bergen, San Francisco, Call. Mr.. and
Mrs: Fred Il. Johnston, Chicago: S
Boekman, ST. Anthony, Mo-; Allen Ha.
zen,,,..New York; Richard L. Kennedy
r.. Y; Cappelenn, Andreew Tucker, Mr.
and. Mrs J. c. TUCKER, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
and daughter, NJ. G. Trowbridge, Miss
Helen Foraker, st. Paul; Mrs. and Mrs
p: F. Mearkle, Miss 'Leark1e, Mr. anc
Mrs. l.. S: Calkins, Nevada City; H
3: Avery, Mrs. George Esmond, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Luther Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs
3. G. Mieining and daughter, A. Moe
| Miproo,o1;o
The Lafayette club, which is still
open and will remain SO thru the month
OF october, is the scene Of many infor
NAL gatherings and offers the club mem
bers- living around the Beach and fur
Their down the north shore pleasant
place Of rendezvous. The dances vii
continue for at least two or three weeks
and an furnish pretty Saturday evening
Day entertained party Of friends from
Saturday to Monday and their guests
We're, Mrs. N. H. Kito. Miss Lucill.
Kito, Louis Kito, Jr., of Kentucky, anC
Miss Hopkins of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Partridge anl
the club Tuesday, night, to remain 70,
another visit. Miss Helen Partridg,
and Miss Marion Partridge are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Case are still
at the club and will remain thru tn,
month. They have taken apartments il
the Imperial for the winter.
I Mrs. H. G.. Harrison of Cedarhurs
entertained at luncheon Saturday TO
Mrs. Perry Harrison, Mrs. R. H. Ben
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M Bennett ant
Misses Eliza beth and Helen Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Bell hav,
closed. their club cottage and returned
to the city. Mrs. Bell spent yesterda,
at the lake, and expects to come out of
and on to the club during the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Elliott of Evans
ton. Ill, who have been guests of Nh
and Mrs. C. B. Langdon, were guests a
the club. Other visitors were Mis-
Alice Morgan Wright of Albany, n. Y.
Dr. and Mrs F.. A. Welcome Of Min
neapolis, and Miss Effie E. Shea of Chi
cago, the guests Of E. S. Warner. Mis-
Margaret Newell, Kenosha Wis, MI
and Mrs. Robinson. Wilmington Nd
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Commons
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Merrill had as thei
guests DR.. Estelle c. Merrill Of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Prindl
of Duluth. Mrs. j.. Fl. Lambert of New
York, is guest at the club for few
. days.