The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-20
LAKE MINNETONKA

paVlHon, IOnka Say, "A dellSnLlul pro-
gram has been arranged, and among those
who are to take part are Miss Johnnie
Duncomb of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Miss
DuncomD has beautiful voice, and as
she has rever been heard since her ar
rival few weeks ago the club people
are looking for an unusual treat. Will
Newgord will sing and James Latourelle
will contribute several musical features
to the program. A string orchestra from
the Beach musical contingent will also
play. The pillow shower will be held
after the program.
The Merchant Tailors Exchange Of
Minneapolis and st. Paul will give
banquet July % at the Tonka Bay hotel
Covers will he laid for $50.
The Roosevelt club members are to
have jolly outing at the lake Saturday.
"A steamer Will be chartered for the party
and the picnic supper will be spread on
the Halstead Bay beach. There will be
barbecue and no end of entertaining
features for the men. Returning thru the
lower lake, the club will serenade sonlo
OF its friends around the shore.
party of young people had pretty
dinner at the Donaldson Saturday eve
ming. Dinner, was served from a large
round table. and the decorations were red
and yellow nasturtiums. Covers were la Id
Tor Misses Harriet B. Dean, Ruth Weis-
kopf. BERTHE r. Markers, New York; Miss
Mable M. Hoyt. Miss Eta Weiskopf.
Messrs. ii. A. Chase, H. E. Cass, A. l..
oakley, Emmett Brown and George NJ
Hill. After the dinner the party at
tended one Of the hops.
Miss Mary Louise Foster of Hotel Ton
ka Bay had arranged Derby last even
Ing for the visitors at the hotel, which
was one Of the most enjoyable affairs of
the season. Each woman represented one
| OF the favorite horses on the race tracks
and each was specified by her colors. Dur
| Ing the day the women had been busy
| making crepe paper bonnets, arranging
the paper in beautiful shapes, and adding
touches OF bright color to their gowns
! George B. Foyle was the bookmaker and
lively bets We're booked. Miss Foster was
the official starter, and H. G. Hays was
the handicapped. Mrs. Foyle. Bessie B.;
Mrs. Frances Bray The Picket; Miss
Jean Lewis, Colonial Girl and Mrs c.
II. Godfree, Lou Dillon were the favor
| ties on the track. The course was the
full length, of the diningroom and each,
track was marked by white tape stretched
the full length. and in making the course
the women had to cut the tape in half 1t
was no end OF fun and as the orchestra
played its tuneful music the women made
| their very best efforts to make, the race
Miss Adele Clark, Tokolon, was in pink
and White and came in winner. Miss
Jean Lewis. Colonial Girl, wearing her
chosen colors, black and yellow, followed
a close second Miss Beach made the
race as third and Mrs. Foyle was fourth
] Mrs Foyle'S colors were lavender and
her racing outfit was beautifully made
up Mrs. Godfree, Lou Dilon had deep
pink; Miss May Louise Sinclair of Min
neapois Dan Patch was in crimson and
lice A1,,o vi <S.
raced as Moharid under green and white
colors Among the others on the starters
list were Miss Rochelle, McChesney, red
ana blue; Miss Payne, Water Boy, blue
and white: Mrs. Adler of Parsons, Kan.
Robert Waddel; Mrs Frances Bray St.
Louis, the Picket, baby blue; Miss Rams
dell, Goldsmith Maid, black and pink:
; Miss Newberger, Hi Kollar, baby pink,
After the race the orchestra played some
catchy dance music and the guests
danced. James Latourelle has just com
posed a pretty march, dedicated to Mr..
! Godfree, under the title, Lake Mime
tonka,' and the orchestra played it for
the first time last night.
: Miss Edith Hockey gave an inforna,
dinner yesterday at her summer home
entertaining a group of lake friends Gov
ers We're laid for eight and the table was
prett1ly decorated with nasturtiums and
sweet peas.
! The Apollo club members are planning
Tor trip to the lake next week
steamer vii be chartered and a tour OF
? the lakes with a picnic supper and g
moonlight ride after are the inducements
to bring the members out in full force
Inc exact date has not been set. but the
committee is planning for Saturday.
Mrs. Harry M. Rubey of Macon. Mo.
: who is staying at the White House, en-
tertained at launching party Sunday Of
board the Florence the Rubey-Wse
dell boat. A tour of the lakes with . sun.
per, on board We're pleasant features o
the afternoon.
Miss Dorcas Emmel Mr.. Byron an,
, Mrs. Al Lyman. who planned the cantat;
Jack the Giant Killer" to be given a
the Excelsior Casino in the near future
have succeeded in getting fifty children t
u sing Miss Emmel is coaching the singer
: and is directing the musical part Of tn
v cantata. Mr.. Byron is in charge of tn
!, speaking parts and Mrs. Lyman attend
q to the business end of the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Naegele will com
+ out to Tonka Bay hotel Saturday and wi
= remain unt< Tuesday Mr. Naegele i
PACSioOii' VI liz IeIIudnla Dank OF ST
+ Paul, and will bring out quite part
~ of friends.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. salveter Of st. Loui
d are guests at Hotel Tonka Bay. The
"a arrived from st. Louis in Mr. Salyete.
II private car Monday afternoon. and W,
IF remain the entire season In their part
,e are Dr.. Floyd Stewart, Mrs. H. f, New
l. berger and Mrs. 8. J. Hay
l. Mr.. and Mrs. K. Birkenwald and Mis-
IS Birkenwald of Baltimore have arrived 6
er the Tonka Bay hotel. G. E. Rogers I
t. the Hotel Rogers, Minneapolis, is a CUES
er at the hotel, and Mrs. Rogers will com
a out this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. P. 4
lie schaub of st. Paul and Miss France
IN Murphy of Old Town, Me-, are expecte
to this week. They were out for over Sal
I'd urday. Miss Louise E. Taylor of Altol
We Ill, has joined a group Of young wome
K at the hotel, Miss E. Anna Snyder
r. Cedar Rapids and Miss L. Virginia Knc
IN OF Vinton, Iowa. All are students ;
Of Wellesley college.
n. Miss Jean Lewis of Des Moines, WI
has been spending the past month