The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03

Miss Florence Fowle is visiting Mrs. Horace
spend the winter .
LAKE MIlVNETONKA
Northland Inn, at Wayzata, will close
the latter part of September, after a
very successful season. Mrs. Abrams
has made a reputation for the Inn as
one of the most attractive spots on the
lake, and in consideration Of her liberal
patronage and promising season next
ments. A pavilion will be built with
bowling alleys and with roller skating
rink and there will also be large dane
ing hall. A tennis court will be laid
out near the pavilion and new bath
in October, Mrs. Abram will 60 east to
make a visit to some OF the popular re-
sorts for ideas for her summer home
next year, and everything will be done
by the genial hostess to increase the
the. guests who registered, at the Inn
during the. past week. were Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Roberts and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q: E. Beltz, Mr., and Mrs. G: s. Waldron,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Weller, Mr.: and Mrs.
Dickinson, L. 4: Iydiard, Miss sathe,
Miss Hazel Hit, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Wall, Chicago; Walter D. Foss, Worster,
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Wentworth
Mrs: Hawthorne, F. A: Dawmer, st.
Paul; Miss NJ: Kerr, Miss J. sterrit,
Miss R.. S. Rinecher, Willmar, MINI.
F. II. Blair, Mrs. Helen Pratt, L. We'll
don and Wilbur Larabee went into the
city yesterday, after having been at |
Northland Inn for the entire season. Mr..
and Miss Henchett Of ST.. Paul returned
| home Wednesday,. They were also sea-
| son guests at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. schomberg Of Hotel
Keewaydin, Cottagewood will close
of next week, and will return to the
| city. A number Of guests are expected
out for over Sunday and Monday, and
among them are Mrs: Wallace Browne
Messrs. .Bausman and Dillworth and a
party of the hotel guests who went to
the city during the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Enrich, Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Stef-
ems. and Mrs. Arthur Star of Texas, are
still at the hotel and will remain until
left for her home in Chicago, and Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Dickinson, who have
been at Keewaydin all summer, left for
their home at Evanston, ILL.,, Thursday.
Hotel Tonka' Bay will close next week
and the last dancing party Of the season
will be given this evening. The hotel
management has been unusually success
full this summer, and the hotel has been
the center Of many of the gayeties
around the lake: Miss Marie Louise
Foster, who has been in charge. of the
social affairs, will visit friends in Min
neapolis and st. Paul before returning
to her home in Chicago.
Mrs. H. w. Benton and Mrs. J. L..
| T Co., L. np&y 0%
the home of Mrs. Harper, for their
: Summerville and CottageWood lake
| friends, Thursday, at their summer
3 home. The house and the porch were
beautifully decorated with flowers Of
the season, golden glow and asterss, and
, Of oak branches. The affair was quite
, informal and after the lake friends of
, the hostesses had arrived, Miss Mary
, Clark gave delightfully."- entertaining
Of the art and literature department.
at Carlton college, Mortified. She spent
ten years in Persia, and her talk was
! made still more enjoyable by a large
. collection Of pictures illustrating her
+ Light refreshments were served at the
: close.
q Mrs. P. Lauritzen entertained at q
. houseparty Wednesday at her summer
home at Linwood for her son, Max
Lauritzen. The guests came out on the
IS leigh Miller and Leslie Miller made the
trip with some of the young people il
e. their automobiles. Dancing was the
* entertainment and a cakewalk, with {
huge cake as prize, was one of the
81 jolly features; The rooms were all pref
20 en- glow and asters, and the dining
h room, where the supper was served, wa
bright with pink, white and purpll
nd flowers. The guests were Misses Mari
IS Heinrich, Myrtle Eichhorn, Elsie Eich
horn, Hildegarde and Lillian Geo1 ge
b. johnson, Messrs. Leslie Miller, Arleig]
re Miller, Willett Stair, Harry Piper, Rob
n ert Madison, Louis Ronnow, Arthu
d, johnson, K. Ronnow,- William Laurit
e, zen, Carl and Max Lauritzen, Pierr
I Rouen and Edmond Eichhorn.
4 Archbishop Ireland will preach in tn
l Church of st. John the Baptist. Elk
celsior, tomorrow morning at 1913
l clock, and will administer confrma
ton after the services.
A large number of the friends Of }
\ C. Dickey met at his residence in Way
zata yesterday and presented him wit
a handsome chair. The Misses Blake
i ly gave guitar ana mandOnn numDeI
and Rev. G. B. Fellows Of Minneapoli
gave an address. The chair was pre-
sented by Rev. Mr.. Black. Deliciou
/ refreshments were served. The afai
was in honor of Mr.. Dickey's eightiet
birthday anniversary. Mr.. Dickey
the postmaster at Wayzata and is we
known in the community. 49,.
| LATE BREEzEs.
4 Mr. and Mrs H. w. Benton and family
4 Summervile will return to the city Tuesday.
Mrs, B. c. Hurd of Minneapolis is spendin
i week at the Cottagewood home of Mrs. I.
4 Sammis.
Mr.. and Mrs A.. T. Williams will clos
4 their lake home at Summerville Tuesday ar
Mi will return to the city. IL
- L. A. Wood and family Of ST. Paul, who hay
4 spent the summer at Cresthaven, Cottagewoo
expect to return Monday to st. Paul. ---..=
. Miss Eunice Peck of Texas, who has bee
,, the guest of Mrs. F. P. Pitcher, her aunt,
Cottagewood, during the summer, will lea'
for her home next week.
Mrs. F. G. Lawrence, who has been que
at Woodgrove Inn for the season, has return
to the city and will be at the Daniels HON
Stevens avenue and Sixteenth street, for t
winter.