The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05
LAKE, MZNNETONKA

The closing hop at Hotel Tonka Bay
beautiful weather during the day sent
out large number of guests to the
popular hostelry. The ballroom was
Positively hung with flags and banners
and nrers stooa II
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfree and Miss Mary
Louise Foster greeted the guests and
the dance program which followed the
informal reception was delightfully."-
played by the Schubert orchestra. The
hotel win close this week, but Mr.. and
Mrs Godfree will remain thru Septem-
Der. Saturday afternoon and evening
and yesterday a number of guests of
the hotel took advantage Of the fine
weather and toured the lake all day
long. Mr.. Godfree, who has managed
the hotel very successfully this season,
will be again in charge of the large
familiar with the customs of the lake
people, will undoubtedly make the ho-
tel still more popular than it has al
ready been. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Applegate, Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Lewis and son, Macon,
Mo-, are guests at the hotel and will
E e Pan until a. "Wednesday F. W. BeR H.
automobile and remained at the hotel
for over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. J. VOL
fer, Mr.; and Mrs. J. e; McGrevy, Dn1-
luth; H. Bookweth, F. P. Campbell,
Miss Moynahan, DR.. Thomas Russell,
e NJ Ian Lane, Mr.: and Mrs S, F. H; H 1 W'
Bridget, w. T. Campbell, were among
the over-Sunday guests. !.
| Miss Edyth Richter of Fairview enter
tanned at birthday dinner yesterday
! at her summerhome at Fairview. The
decorations were in the autumn col
ors and asters and dahlias were used.
cottage this week and will return to
the city with their family. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Metzger and daugh-
ter and M. Adelsheim made an auto
mobile trip in Mr.. Metzger 8 touring
car yesterday and were guests at Ho-
tel Tonka Bay. ..~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson and DR.. Jack Clark
were guests of S. w. Dittenhoffer on an
automobile party to the lake and were
entertained at .gIillroom dinner by
Miss Mary Louise Foster of Chi igo,
who has been in charge Of the ,cial
affairs at Hotel Tonka Bay, and her
sister, Miss Anne Ward Foster, went
to the city this morning and are the
guests of Mrs. William Sherwin in the
Ashmore flats, Sixth avenue Sc, for
week. They will remain for the
horse show and during their short visit
| will be entertained at number of in
| formal affairs.
An interesting race on the skating
| rink at the Beach Casino was the one.
mile run with Benno Bauman and Neil
To-, q :
son ticket for Mr.. Beach 8 rink in the
city. Both have been on the rink all
summer and are excellent skaters, hay
| ing held the prizes for fastest skating.
Neil Jamison won out in the race with
close and exciting finish. The casino
| will remain open for some time after
moons and mornings but owing to the
ing rink will be closed after tomorrow.
| Frank Myers and Ralph Lovett.. of
Linwood returned yesterday morning
! from four-months' trip thru Florida.
They left in April, visited Bradentown
Fla, and spent two months in the cattle
region Much of their time was spent
travelling along tie western coast a aPs
Myers is planning to return to Florida
! next spring. .r.s,ss 49, - ~, -, -
Services in Camp Memorial chapel a,
Minnetonka Beach were conducted fo1
the last time this year yesterday -, BY
Rev. Mr.. Budlong Of Pine Island. The
summer services at the chapel, hat
elected officers as follows: President
Mrs. n. G. Truesdale; vice president
Mrs. John Bigelow; secretary, Mrs. f
Is. Jones, and treasurer, Mrs. E: q
Garrigues.