The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-23
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

week were G. H.. Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Olsen, Livingston, L. Sellers,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Walcot st. PAUL.;
Slyke, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hin
line, Charles Budd, Miss r.. MILAN,
Miss Augusta Phillips, H. Stoddard,
Miss Elsie Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Lawrence, Minneapolis; Mrs. G. Cot
ton and children, Cleveland, Ohio;
Charles Whitaker, Chicago.
For the remainder of the season
hops will be given every Friday night
at the hotel.
Captain Joe Montour has estab-
lished regular steamboat connections
between Spring Park and upper lake
points, making Shady island and 9TH
er summer settlements regularly and
connecting with coming and going
Last night Captain Montour made
record breaking trip with the Comet
to deliver a party at the Minnetonka
Beach depot in time to make the late
Friday night train returning to the
city.
Pleasant social functions have
marked the past week at Hotel del
Otero, and number of affairs are
also planned for next week. Wednes-
day morning Mrs. Hopkins will
give bowling contest, with a hand
some prize for the winner and light
buffet luncheon will follow. The mu-,
steal elements have been we'll repre-
scented at the hotel and a quartet of
at impromptu programs. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Scott of Chicago, Miss
Maude Marshall of Dubuque, Iowa,
and H. H. Rider of Dubuque gave a
beautiful morning concert yesterday
in the parlors. Miss Marshall is one
of the solo singers in Chicago
church and is on her way home from
N. Nelson of st. Paul, who happened
to be a guest at the hotel over Fri
day, contributed a delightful program
of instrumental selections. Thursday
evening the guests enjoyed a marsh
mallow roast. The campfire was built
on the beach and the young people
passed a few hours happily sitting
yesterday evening was one of the
pretty evening affairs and many OF
the younger people from around the
lake attended. The guests from
Shady Isle made up a party and came
over in the Comet. Japanese lanterns
were strung under the trees and made
a pretty setting for the moonlit
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| during the evening.
The weekly porch party, which has
| become a recognized feature by the
ladies residing in and about Mound,
was given yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel Buena Vista by Mrs. L. Annette
Powell. The hotel porch was appro-
priately decorated with ferns and
frappe was served from bowl banked
with ferns. The usual readings from
| current fiction were listened to. Among
the guests entertained by Mrs. Powell
were Mrs. Josephine C. Lewis, Greer
Castle, Ind; Miss, Josiah M. May an6
Ill; Mrs. Guilford and Miss Harriet
Guilford; Mines. McNott, Eaton
Shadebolt, Townsend, c. F. Mitchell
Fitch, Elijah Barton, E. A. Hart anc
Miss Alice Butterield.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Guilbert of Min
neapolis and Roscoe R. Guilbert O
Racine, Wis, who was at the Buens
week, returned yesterday. Others VIII.
have been guests at the hotel durin!
the past two days are w. e. Hopkin
and Miss Grace Gould of South ST
Paul, H. r. Menefee of st. Louis, Mrs
Jennie Stout of Minneapolis, Mr.. am
Mrs. Joseph Myers Of Covington, KY.
Walter Fl. Thorp and Mrs. G. A. Grey
1 rit LAKE BREEzES. q as b.
Miss Juliet Austins AChicago; Mrs. C. Seabur!
6ury Of st. sfsnHF E.
York made tour of ne lake Tuesday and WEI
rs a # Hee del ' f oa ST. Paul. who
at the Del Otero, entertained over Tuesday Mr.
W. Fl. sanborn and Mrs Grant Van SAINT Of ST
Another party OF visitors at the Del otero owe
Tuesday included Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Edward
Miss NJ. ]. Davis. Minneapolis; Mrs. ". 5.
T Milwaukee,.
NJ. A. Louis Frankfort, Iowa. .
Mrs. Edward Smith Of ST.. Paul was tt
guest of Mrs. Hopkins at Del Otero on Tuesdt
and Mr. and Mrs. c. v. Harris of st. Paul wi
: be her, guests tomorrow,
Iowa, who have been guests at the hotel off al
on for the past twelve years. have arrived f
the season. Their children will join them tn
evening.
Mrs. N. O.. Werner of st. Paul is at the hot
and her family will join her Sunday Mrs ISL. J;
of Chicago are guests for the remainder Of Il
: season.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Thomas of the Lafayet
;, club and their guest Miss Won Steinwehr. v1s1
= ed w. w. Andrews at the hotel Thursday
| Mr. and Mrs: G; E. Wyman had as their CUES
. of Minneapolis.
m and Mrs robert Holt d INST oa Mnneapo
: Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Wolcott. S. R. Robinsc
as Fyn St Paul Mafs
s Coshocton, Ohio: Miss Ida Rudy. Millersbul
f Ohio: J. H. Whitehauser. Nashville, TEN
Charles r. Long, Jr.. Louisville, Ky; Mr.. a
:, Mrs. F. A. Willard, Burlington, Iowa; Mr.. a
! Mrs L.. Chase, Fort Dodge. Iowa: Miss Chat
it Jones, Duluth: Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Ritz, NJ
n waukee; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wilde, Peoria, II
- Mrs. A. B. Tobey, Miss Katherine Tobey, N
York. X
e Miss Mann of New York city will come
s the lake Aug. to visit her sister. Mrs. G..
i, Ripley, and she will be accompanied by NJ
=, Wister of Germantown. Pa.
II Mrs. S. B. Grimshaw came out today to
re an over-Sunday~ guest at the BENJAMIN cotts
at Arcola.
Robert McKenney of Manitou leaves this e
ming for trip TO New York.
Chicago were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
> Hicks at the lake yesterday. They came
l. and made the trip on the Acte all morning
II turning to the city in the afternoon.
m Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Deeves of Chicago "
- guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Gipson at tt
l. summer home at Arcola. They returned
Chicago last night. Mrs. S. B. Winholts
Chicago is the guest Of Mrs. GIBSON
>, Mrs. O. NJ Turner of Stoughton, Wis.
rived today on visit with her sister.
re Nelson Williams. at Northwood. Miss Cliff
ID Of ST. Paul will be guest at the Willis
q cottage Sunday.
~, Miss Edna Hausman of st. Louis Is
= guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hausman at II
summer home.
Mrs. Charles Mann of Milwaukee and c
q dren are the guests of Mrs. c. A. vandev
ut her summer home at Minnetonka Beach.
Il Thomas q. Lenhard yesterday visited frie
err at the lake.
"a Frank Chamberlain has purchased the pl