The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-29
LAKE MINNETONKA

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Miss Foster of Hotel Tonka Bay win
| issue invitations fer formal dancing
| party in the ballroom of the hotel Satur-
| day evening and 1t Is to be strictly an in
1 vitation affair. Monday evening, July 4.
| there Is also to be ball at the hotel and
the day will be celebrated with an elab-
/ crate display Of fireworks. The entire
| grounds will be illuminated by miniature
1 lights to be fastened among the trees and
| the broad piazzas will be inviting from
| under a flood of light. Next Thursday
afternoon Miss Foster will give the first
of her pretty teas on the Japanese YER
| andas off the north wing Of the hotel.
| These teas were popular features at the
| hotel last season, and the women and
4 men called for an hour or SO, delightfng
i over cup of the delicious brew prepared
4 by the hostess.
4 George B. Foyle Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
| arrived at the hotel Monday night. He
u will be Joined Friday by Mrs. Foyle and
4 Miss Jennie Lewis Of Des Moines, Iowa,
/ and they will all remain thru the summer.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Foyle were visitors at the
4 hotel last season and Mrs. Foyle, who is
an expert bowler, left with the reputa-
II ton Of being the champion player. Nr.
and Mrs. Foyle are both enthusiastic roll
| Ter skaters and will be seen often on the
Kinks in the Beach Casino. Mrs. L. Kan
i nan and little son Of Chicago have arrived
4 at the hotel for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
u H. w. Gowdy Of New York are among the
j early arrivals, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
}, Cock have taken up their summer resi-
J dence, arriving from Sioux City last week.
\ S. Neuberger of Chicago is q season
guest.
!. The visitors at Tonka Bay hotel over
Sunday were G. w. Potter, Chicago;
Charles 8. Land, 3. W. Nye, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Putnam, Mrs. F. 9. Percival, E.
S. Wagner, F. A. Capelen. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Egerton, Ross c. Thomas, w. E.
Winkenspoon, E. B. Lyon, M. D. Wright,
} C. C. Curtis, Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. Gibson,
Miss Westphal, Miss Conklin, Miss
, Robbins. G.. B. Connely, Miss May
T, Willis, Miss Mile Roselle, Mr.. and Mrs.
J w. K. Marshall, j. Sullivan, ]. e. Conk-
lin, Ed Phinney, Miss Maybelle Schuyler,
A. Berg, all Of Minneapolis; Mrs. r. 4.
r Brown and Miss Helen Brown, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Barber, Mrs. w. L.
Perkins, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. T. Breeze, ST.
? Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Branch, Miss
Katherine Perry and G. B. Bennett made
up a Chicago party, remaining at the
/ hotel for few days
The Geneva, owned and piloted by Cap
y tain A. NJ Walker, makes now regular
f run between Cottagewood and all points.
3 on the lower lake, running into the upper
q lake. She meets the trains arriving from
: Minneapolis at Deephaven in the morning
! and also the 2 o'clock train on its arrival
e at Deephaven.
t The feasibility Of putting on train
3 leaving Mound City at o'clock am is
= being considered by the management Of
4 the Great Northern railway. Such train
2 would be in compliance with long-felt
want on the north shore, as a great many
1. IL, 1Nn ysy,rr
Mound at 1920 brings them into the city
somewhat late, especially those who are
employed In the large business houses.
Mrs. c.. F. Potter of Gideons Bay has
/. issued invitations for a luncheon and card
# party next Tuesday.
) Victor Won Ende and Miss Edna Won
Ende will entertain number of young
people at houseparty over the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Schomberg Of Gotel Kee-
! waydin, Cottagewood, will give a dancing
| party at the hotel Saturday evening for
= their guests and friends and the party
will take the place of a July Fourth cele-
bration. -.-.
The hotel has come in for share of
summer arrivals and many families are
booked to come out early next week. Mrs.
A. g. Powell of Omaha will arrive Friday
to remain thru the season. Mr. and Mrs.
lJ. T. Thurman and Miss Virginia Thur
man. of ST., Paul have taken up their
quarters at Keewaydin for the summer.
Miss Alice I1lOSton was their guest over
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Matteson
are out for the season. Mrs. w. R. Shaw,
and Miss Sadie Shaw of st. Paul are also
season guests at the hotel, having arrived
late last week. Miss Rose Littman of Min
neapois is at the Keewaydin for the re-
nainder Of the summer. Mrs. H c.
Evers and family are at the hotel. Mrs
Evers had as her guest today Mrs. David
Henderson Of Hotel Berkeley. Henry
Thiessen and c. B. Mcdonald were Sun
day guests Of Rollin E. Smith at Hotel
Keewaydin.
Other visitors at the pretty Cottage
wood hostelry were F. q. Holbrook, A. w
Peterson, F. W. Brown, Miss Eagles, Miss
Meta Reese, Miss Evaline Reese e. L
Rosenstein J. Moss. Henry Doerr, DR.. F.
B. Kremer, w. F. Decker, Miss Wagner
Mr.. t. M Towne, W. G. Bur
i. leigh, E. T. Colban, H. s, Evans, Mr., an6
Mrs A. H. Sweet, all Of Minneapolis
Pashal L. Richards, Cincinnati, Ohio; G.
r. A. DIFFERING, Peoria, ILL.,; Miss G. Jeffer.
r. son, Miss D. Jefferson and A. c. Jeffer.
b. son, St. Paul.
10 LAKE RIPPLEs.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Gale are at Gales ISLAM
~ for the summer.
VI Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Walker and childre
lS are to come out to Cottagewood today TO ytsi
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