The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-30


Villa Content, and their guests were
Mrs. F. A. Peterson, Mrs. Charles
johnson, Miss Mildred Peterson, Miss
Dorothy Peterson and Miss Viola
F. w. Strubee of Cincinnati and a
family party from Cincinnati, includ-
ing Mr.. Strubbe's mother, Mrs. K.
Strubbe; Mrs. M. Erbacher, Miss Ma
RE Erbacher, August Erbacher and
Miss Frieda Strubbe. Luncheon was
served on the porch from a table pref
tily decked with garden flowers. The
launch ride was made over the lower
and upper lake. Mr.. Strubbe's rela-
tives are spending several weeks at
the GoodnoW cottage. sEg
OF the younger bowlers, Miss Alb
bic Reed is probably the most sue
cessful. Last week Miss Reeds score
was 201 and she received the prize
for highest. y Fyf;hf 8<g .s.s So
A group of pupils. of Mrs. jose
phine Bonapartes Rice gave a delight
full program at the summer home Of
Mrs. Rice, on ST. Adams bay, Wednes-
day evening. Miss Mary Chandler,
who left this week for New York,
tertainraent was given. and the young
students who took part with her were
the Misses Clara Fisk and Caro- Rice.
Mrs. Rice assisted in reading the mi
nor roles. The selections were from
las You Like It." Mary Stuart and
Romeo and Juliet" and Julius Gaze
sar." 1t was an out-of-door perform
added it's wonderful touch Of romance
to the medieval spirit expressed In the
readings.
For the benefit of Trinity chapel,
| Excelsior, the children, under the di-
| rection Of the organist Of the church,
Miss Dorcas Emmel, have prepared to
Killer" at the Excelsior Casino Tues
day evening. Miss Ida Purchase is
assisting Miss Emmel and Miss Starr
is in charge Of costuming the group.
After the performance niscella-
neous program will be given by Law
renee Lund, the soprano of Geth-
senlane church; Miss Eleanor Nesbitt,
soprano, and Drayton Byron, reader.
Miss Edna Hausman of ST. Louis,
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hauseman at their summer home,
was the honor guest at a pretty din
ner given Thursday evening by Miss
Hope Brutton. Sweet peas and srni-
lax were arranged in a low mound
WI
quet was at each cover. The guests
were the Misses Hausman, Louise Alb
bolt, Helen Little, Abbie Reed, Eliza
beth Edison, Genevieye Schultz.
Miss Eleanor Nesbitt will sing the
offertory at Trinity Episcopal chapel
tomorrow, and has chosen THE Pub
lican.' Miss Nesbitt is to be one Of
the soloists at the entertainment to
be given at the Casino Tuesday even
ing for the benefit Of the chapel.
Mrs. G. B. Gunderson entertained
house party of twenty-six Thursday
Groveland Park. The rooms were
decorated with ferns and sweet peas
and the diningroom was adorned with
dahlias, while the table had a center-
piece of water lilies and daisies. After
luncheon the party enjoyed tour of
in time for a bountiful dinner at 6
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Griswold and
daughter entertained a house party
over Thursday, and T. ]. Clark Of New
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clark,
Mrs. Lie. Grain. Mrs. f. r. bearing
and Miss bearing Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Charles L. Sargent of Spring
Park entertained a party of friends
from Minneapolis at an a11-day card
party Thursday.
Commodore and Mrs. G. A. thinner
man Of Enchanted Island are enter
tanning their nfeces, Misses Magraw,
Golfer and KIuckhohn. They gave a
party for Miss Wyman of Hotel del
Otero one evening.
ToNKA BREEzEs.
| Mrs. E. NJ Stfckney of Manitou is entertain
| ing her mother, Mrs. Dietz. Of Omaha.
Miss Harriet Stuart has been spending week
| with Miss Harriet Benson at The Naples.
| Mrs. H. E. Huntington and Miss Louise Hunt
ington are visiting Mrs. Hugh Loudon at her
summer home in Excelsior.
Miss Lois Tenant Of Wildhurst will go to
Duluth tonight to spend several weeks with her
sister, Mrs C. E. Adams. Mrs. Adams has been
| at home for month.
Miss Edna Won Ende of Cottagewood has been
entertaining Miss Marie Center of Chicago for
several days, and over Thursday Misses Dorothy
and Mabel Hudson were her guests.
Miss Jess Carlisle Whited is spending two
weeks at the Day cottage, Excelsior. Monday
she will be Joined by Mrs. Harry Lee Nixon Of
Mankato. who will be her guest.
Miss Blanche Stickney is at present travelling
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
Dietz Of Omaha. They have Just been at
the st. Louis exposition after trip east and
south. Mr.. and Mrs. Dietz returned to America
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