The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-16

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who have been her guests for two days. |
The decorations and appointments Of the |
luncheon were all carried out In yellsw,
and the centerptece was a low mound Of
yellow pansies. At each cover there was
a cluster of the same velvety blossoms.
Luncheon was served to eight guests.
Mrs. William Tweedie Of Merriam Park
was the honor guest at porch luncheon
given this afternoon by her daughter,
Mrs. James Fay. at her cottage at Mead
vile Park. Twelve women were invited
to meet Mrs, Tweedie in honor of her
birthday anniversary.
The Maydower3 has commenced on her
regular upper lake runs, reaching Mound
City at II and remaining one hour for
luncheon. "a"
The knights of Columbus came out to
Spring Park this afternoon and will re-
main all evening, returning to the city
on a late special train. The picnic grounds
are at the disposal of the knights and
their friends, and steamer excursion win
be made on the Puritan in the evening
Rev. MIR: Haupt of st. Marks pro-
cathedral will conduct the services at
Camp Memorial chapel Sunday. morning.
Next Sunday morning Bishop Edsall Of
St. Marks pro-cathedral will officiate.
| Tuesday the women's society of Camp
Memorial chapel held it's annual meeting
and e-elected officers as follows: Mrs.
Hiram c. Truesdale, president; Mrs. John
Bigelow, vice president; Mrs. F. Jones,
secretary. Mrs. F. B. Dodge who has
filled the office Of treasurer successfully
| for several years, resigned, and Mrs. ). 3.
Garrigues was appointed treasurer in her
place ss5s za
Mrs. w. H. Jacoby of Tonka Bay en-
| tertained yesterday at an all-day outing
for the s. 8. S. club. The members Of
the club came out on the first morning
train, and after enjoying the beauties
surrounding the house, We're served de-
licious luncheon In the afternoon euchre
was played. The winner at the meetings
| Of the club always receives q silver SOU
venir spoon, and the name of the club
is taken from the first letter of the three
words. The guests yesterday were Mines.
]. H. Van Nest, Sprague, Brown, w. Fl.
JacOby, Wilson, Whallon, Allen Cook,
/ Rollins, Wiggin, Hunter, Fox, McElroy,
Regal, SAVERS and R. E. Van Nest.
i Mrs. Dorsey. Misses Dorsey and Miss
Brown, all of Alton, Ill. and Miss Nc
Clure Of Michigan, who are spending sew
eral weeks at the Sampson house, were
guests Of friends at the club party of the
Minnetonka Boat club Thursday evening
!. For next Wednesday evening the mem
bers Of the Minnetonka Boat club an
nounce a musical. Some of the promi-
nent musical talent from the city will
come out for the evening, and the affair
promises to be a charming social event
Thursday night a pretty dancing party
was given by the club in the large ball
room of the Beach casino and a hos
of members attended. The club partie!
| hold othor
Tonight there will be dancing at tn,
Beach pavilion, at the Excelsior casin,
and at Hotel Tonka Bay, and at tn
., Lafayette club and Minnetonka club ther
, will be the regular Saturday dances 70
!, the members.
g Mrs. w. R. Hoag entertained the twelv
. members of her club Wednesday at he
= home on Big island. Canoeing, sailin
q and other lake sports occupied the da
y most delightfully."-.
$ 100 ToNKA BREEzEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Heffelfnger and famil
: are with Mr. and Mrs George W. Peavey
e Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Brooks of Minnetonk
u 81 Mrs.: W Warner ct Minpetonka Beach is e,
. Mrs. 6. 4. Lamb and Mrs. L, F, Day we,
e Suesls at tHe LdIdyettc cluD yesterday.
20 Mrs. O. NJ. Turner of Stoughton, Wis, wi
-, arrive tonight to visit her sister, Mrs. Nelsc
. Williams. at cher cottage at Mnnetonka tBeac
If rthetko etaoin shrdlu omfwyp vbgkqj xzffffh
n Mr.. and Mrs James A. Brown and Mi
- Mary Brown who have been visiting Mr. al
7s Mrs. G. G. Church at their Mnnetonka Bea,
- cottage. returned to their home in sChica
N las: night
/ Misses Laura and Caroline jain of Trento
IN Nj, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bur
{ hell at their summer home at M1nneton
:, Beach. Mrs. Lillian Armstrong of New Yo
J, Is expected Sunday to spend several weeks wi
re her parents.
Ia Mr and Mrs. Willis Osborn of La Crosse a
" eye- Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. ". c
torn ut their Minnetonka Beach summerhome.
Mrs. Warner Of Minneapolis and Mrs Ba
cock of WahDeton. N. D., spent yesterday
IL Excelsior Visiting friends.
le Mrs: William NJ. Crosse. left this afterno
at FOR the east to be gone all summer. She "
~ visit New York for some time and after
y stay at Boston will 60 to her summerhome
IS Marthas Vineyard.
$, party of North Minneapolis people made
he tour Of the lake Thursday In the steamer Ply
~ onth The party included Mr.; and Mrs.
- Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Mrs. p.
's- Wilson. Mrs. Mortimer Haight. A stop "
" made at the Del Otero for lunch.
or Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Chaplin Of Chicago s
CHI visiting their daughter, Mrs. G. G. Berry,
G-Oveland Park.