The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
LAKE MINNETONKA

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During tennis week the Minnetonka club
is having its additional guests in the out
of-town tennis people. For over Satur-
| day and Sunday a host of guests came
from the city, and automobile parties are
daily occurrences on the hill. Last week
the members of the underwriters asso-
| citation were entertained at the clubhouse,
headed by F. Fl. Nannen, and in the
party were c. H. Asheim, Fargo; Frank
Barney, R. l.. Brewer, D. E. JONES' B. M.
Culver, John Mcclure. w. G. Leach, Rob-
ert T. c. Greer, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Croker, Fargo; Walter j. Fisher,
l.. Mcdaniel, Mrs. L. F. MCDANIEL, Mrs.
A. L. Poehler, Minneapolis 5a#5 st
Other guests at the clubhouse were &c.
W. Cartwright, T. K. Daniels, II. r. En-
sign, Frank c. Esterly. Frank G. Todd
j. G. Cross, Harrison Fryberger, w. r.
Murray, Minneapolis; M. Burness, Mr.
and Mrs. J. 0. Eaton, Miss S. G. Rick
erson, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Wright, st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Slifer who have been
at the club for the past three weeks, will
return to their home in ST. Louis this
week. Mrs. j. A. Campbell and Miss
Campbell will go back to st. Louis this
week. Mrs. George Case and Miss Case
are among Yesterdays arrivals. Miss Ke-
hoe of Kansas City and Miss Kennedy Of
| Minneapolis came yesterday.
| LoiiioAS IiSiS " ri NC tlle I6EHlS mop 1Or
the club members. and Saturday night
there will be a second ball. and at both
affairs the out town tennis men will
| be honor guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wilcox had an
automobile party yesterday for the young
women whom their daughter, Miss Beatrice
| Wilcox, Is entertaining at Old Orchard
The trip around the lake came tozca
charming close with dinner at Hotel
Tonka Bay. The table was handsomely
decorated with a huge bouquet Of pink
ana ana white garden flowers. Covers were
| laid for Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shull, Mrs.
! w. w. Rand, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox, DR..
| and Mrs. Joslin Misses Eda Shull Clara
Hudson. Priscilla Rand and Beatrice Will
cox. After dinner the young women were
joined by group Of young men and the
entire party enjoyed the skating rink at
the Beach casino.
r1r and Mrs. G. r. Lamb had an in
formal dinner party at the Lafayette club
Sunday evening for Mr.. and Mrs Garrett
Lamb of Clinton, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Revall of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. d. Cady Of Moline, ILL.,; Marvin Gates
Of Clinton and Daniel Ellis of Denver
pretty german was given Monday
evening at the Lafayette club, lin which,
a group of fifty of the younger people
participated. Mrs. P. B. Hunt and Mrs.
George H. Partridge presided at the favor
tables.
MISS Foster will give a library party
tomorrow evening at Hotel YTonka Bay
1or the guests, and in the afternoon a
party from the hotel will go over to Deep
maven Tor the tennis games. Friday night
a novel entertainment will be put on by
Miss Foster-"The Revelries of a Land
lord. The moonlight excursion Monday
evening proved delightful affair, with
music and midnight supper on board.
MISS winchester of Boston, who is spend
Ing the summer at the hotel, gave nm
Der OF solo selections
| Arrivals at the hotel yesterday were
Mrs. M Mullen, Miss Eleanor Mullen.
New Ulm; Miss McCabe, ST. Peter; Henry
A. Couseman, G. Conham, Isaac Som
nenfeld, J. N. Metcalf. st. Paul; Mr. and
MRS. I. e. Penny, Miss Garretson Mrs.
w. +. Cleveland, Mrs. Charles B. Cones
Mrs s. w. Van Nostrand, j. E. Calvert.
II. r. Atwood, j. E. Rogers, Minnea polls !.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Muller, st. Paul. s5fE
Mrs. G. P. Dietz and Gould Dietz Of
Omaha, who have been at the worlds fair
entertalnlng n.nlng their niece, Miss Blanche
otlckney, returned to Manitou for a short
visit before leaving for their home in
Omaha. ~
MRS. George Howard of Manitol1 ha g
had houseparty for her sisters at her
summer nome at Manitou, Mrs William
Gre1g, Sterling, Cal; Mrs III. e. Win
ara, chicago and Mrs. L. B. Kuhn, Mol
Inc, Iowa. They returned home last week
Mrs. Kuhn is now visiting in Princeton
ana before going home will spend three
weeks with Mrs. Howard at Manitou For
est. She Will come back the middle of
August and Mrs. Howard is planning an
afternoon luncheon for her III 5-,s
MISS Maybeth Cox of Lincoln Neb.. is
visiting Mrs. c. E. Van Duzee at her
summerhome at Manitou Forest Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Duzee over Sunday
Mrs. z. f. Potter, Jr., of Gideon's Bay.
was honor guest at a surprise party given
by group of lake friends yesterday aft
ernoon in celebration of her birthday an
n1versary. The guests came at 10 o'clock
. and took possession of the house. prepar-
ing delightful picnic luncheon on the
, lawn The afternoon was spent at a
, thlmble bee and later there was bathing
. in the lake The women had presented
Mrs. Potter with some handsome damask
towels and during the afternoon embrofd-
cred her initials on them. The decora-
tlons We're ferns and wild flowers, and
the parlors and piazzas had been inyit-
ingly arranged. Present were Mines. II. I.
Carter, f. III. Langdon, Max Keith e. Is. .
Benedict, F. w. Loomis, Misses Sophie
Bischoff, Lou Lomberg, Elsie Lukirs and
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