The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-18

and a man In each tent. Board hunks
are arranged on the sides Of the tents.
and these. covered with straw ticks,
made a very comfortable bed At II
o'clock the swim Of the day takes place.
during which those boys who cannot swim
will be taught how, and those who already
are adept dive, play waterfall and have
a good time generally At IL o'clock din
ner Is served, to which ample justice is
done. The afternoon is spent in rowing
about the lake, playing ball, walking or
hunting berries. At s again the dust
stains of the day are removed by very
short dip In the water. All Of which
gives each inhabitant of the camp
hearty appetite for his evening meal.
After prayers at $3.50 the camp settles
ing youngsters will be the guests Of St.
Pauls parish, and everything will be
done to make their stay pleasant, as we'll
as profitable. The camp is reached from
the zumbra Heights station, and mail
should be addressed to the camp in care
Of Jim Haley Zumbra Heights The
party is composed of the following boys
and men: Oren Knight, Richard Dunnell.
Roland Speers. James McMillen, Warren
Dunnell, Ashton Gregg, Carter Gregg
Marion Pike. George Logan Fred Dibble,
Ryder Pitts, Ralph knight. Maurice
Harold Williams, Delbert Cord. Everett
McElroy Carroll Speers, Hans Nelson,
John c. Robins, Pearsall Evans, T. M.
Rees. Arthur Pyne, w. B. Dunnell and
the rector.
The intense heat which drove SO many
Of the townspeople to Minnetonka found
many visitors at the upper lake, where
the Hotel Buena Vista and other hotels
at Mound entertained many guests. The
launch, the Green Dragon, brought Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund j. Phelps Mrs. Hussey
and Miss Hussey Richardson Phelps and
Edmund J. Phelps, Jr., from the Phelps
home at Ferndale to Sunday dinner at
the Buena Vista. Miss Florence Stone
and Dick Ferris of the Lyceum theater,
with Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Lally, came out
from town in the Ferris automobile and
spent Sunday, and among the other Sun
day guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
G. Foster and Addison G. Foster Of St.
Paul; A. E. Patton, George E. GraNes
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Stone of Min
neapolis. Mr.. Graves will remain at the
hotel while completing picture which
he has been commissioned to paint.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles P. Jones are en-
| tertaining a group Of relatives at their
summer home at Meadville Park. The
| guests are Mr.. and Mrs P. C. MacKinlay,
Miss Marian MacKinlay and Mrs. M. L..
| Mackinlay of Philadelphia. John F. Mac
Kinlay, brother of Mrs. Jones, will ar
rive from St. Louis tomorrow to be pres
ent at the family gathering.
Friday nights hop proved to be an
| attraction at Spring Park, and many of
| the younger lake people made the tour
| into the upper lake to be guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Hopkins at the pavilion dance.
Music furnished by a full orchestra
added to the pleasure, and the return
trip later across the calm lake was an
other charming feature. Over Saturday
and over Sunday Mr.. Hopkins had his
enough to take care of his guests. Sat-
urday the Knights Of Columbus had an
excursion to Spring Park, and during the
day over three hundred knights called at
the hotel.
G. L. Douglas Of the Lake Superior
Transit company, who was a guest at the
hotel was called back to Duluth by ur-
gent business, and left yesterday morn
ing in the midst Of a jolly vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. Whitney and family
were at the hotel for over Sunday from
ST. Paul. and among the many guests
were J. J. ellison, F. w. Cody, Freeman
Clark Ross McMichael, Miss Florence
Evanson, st. Paul; Rev. w. Shaw. w
D. Shaw. w. Gregory, NJ G. Tiddall, A
B. Nelson, R. Phillips, A. A. Hecht, Chi
cago; H. ]. Wessinger, Miss J. l.. Cooley
Miss Alice Cooley, Duluth; c. M. V. Stey
Van Kroonenburgh, Utrecht, Holland.
) Since the hot weather has set in the
guests of the hotel are making the best
Of the fine bathing beach every day
Messrs. Wyman, Robertson, Mcclellan
Spence, Haverstock and Mines. Hall ant
Morgan are among the fine swimmers who
take daily plunge in the lake.
One Of the features at the picnic o.
the Minneapolis City Salesmen's assocea
ton at Tonka Bay Wednesday will be the
: motorboat race, for which the association
: has offered handsome silver loving cup
The race will be open to all boat owner!
on the lake and will be held from tn.
, Beach pavilion at Tonka Bay. J. D
> Schneider, D. A. Mcintosh, John n
| COLES, w. S. Gilkerson, J. H. School,
maker, r. E. Braden, Harry Anderson
Charles Glockner. J. W. Philip and H
w. Wesh the picnic committee
I and a number of committees have BEEF
appointed for the different games AM
sports.
< Owing to the increasing popularity O
I roller skating, Mr.. Beach will discontinu
;, the Saturday evening hops at the casin
: and will have roller skating with orches
= ira music. The lake sets have taken III
1 skating with unusual enthusiasm, and tn
y Kinks prove one of the greatest attraction
a on the lake.
y r. G. Jefferson of Cottagewood ha
I bought the Tiger. one Of the Oshkos
: racers, and will put her in Minnetonk
: waters The boat was built by Jones an
II Laborde and will be entered in next Sat
e urday's races of the Minnetonka Boa
n club. - rs ~
$ Hotel Tonka Bay had its share Of tn
e many visitors who spent Sunday at tn
= lake, and the large place was thronge
a for over Saturday and Sunday. Saturda