The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-15
LAKE MINNETONKA

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upper lakes by the steamers of the 'W.
| & E. Line, under the auspices Of the
famous Journal Newsboys band. BY ref
erence to the large advertisement under
| "Amusements' of this paper a complete
schedule of the trip will be found.
The steamers will leave Deephaven at
| 5:45 pm, on arrival of the $40 pm. Min
neapolis & st. Louis train from the city,
and will touch at all the lower lake ports
before going to Spring Park, and for a
! tour of the upper, lake. Lake residents
| will thus be able to board the steamers
and after complete tour of the lake, be
i returned to their homes.
\ The round trip rate for lake residents on
j the steamers is only % cents, and for city
| people the round trip, Minneapolis to Min
netonka and return and trip on steam
| ers. is only 60 cents. These are the lowest
| rates ever named for such an enjoyable
tour. and it is needless to say that. with
music furnished by such splendid or
/ ganization as The Journal band, de-
lightful evening will be had.
u Purchasers of tickets from the city may
go out to the lake on any Minneapolis &
\ st. Louis train tomorrow and can return
4 with the excursonists on the II pm. train
from Tonka Bay, Excelsior or Deephayen.
It is the one and only. frst-class opportu-
nifty lake residents will be given this sum-
mer of hearing The Journal band to good
advantage.
house, Deephaven, continue to come and
go, and for over Sunday a number of
houseparties are planned The young peo-
pie are to come out Saturday afternoon
SO as to take in the hop at the club. Mrs.
John Dugan of Minneapolis, Miss Eliza
beth Chaplin Eaton and Miss Mary Lar-
more Eaton of New York We're guests at
the club Thursday. G. H. Blackwell, Miss
Garrettson, Miss Palmer Miss Blackwell,
G. H. Rogers and J. ]. Rogers were in a
| fJ,o NH
guests off and on during the week were
H. l.. Hankinson, J. c. Wyman. II. G.
Thomas, H. G. Earle, w. e. ?Seiler, Mrs.
George Gillette, Miss Grace Gillette, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Wagner, Minneapolis: P.
Schiffman, st. Paul; F. B. Roberts, Mil
bank, S. D.
Mrs. Abram Of Northland Inn, wayzata.
will give a hop tonight at the Inn for the
, guests of the hotel and their friends. The
hop was announced for tomorrow evening,
! but owing to The Journal Newsboys' band
excursion on the Excelsior, in which q
, great many of the guests are to partici-
: pate, the date was changed. TIE guests
for over Sunday at the Inn were A Tay
, lor, Miss II. Hattie, George E. Higgins, V.
2 Fl. Van Slyke Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Brooks.
7 P. Brooks. Mrs. Henry Waite and Miss
Grace Watts are week guests of G. Watts.
Miss M. Kerr, F. D. Larrabee, Minneapo-
/ lis; Mr.. and Mrs. Willard, Miss Martha B.
. are among the late season arrivals.
Navajo, sailed by Herman Richter,
1 capsized yesterday afternoon during the
} heavy blow, off Solberg's Point. There
! was no harm done and the young people
I on board escaped with barely getting their
feet wet. ... ..a
Mrs. G. H Godfree; who arrived Wednes-
Z day from Boston, was the guest Of honor
la+ fI,o too hi 0t, Hicc ErNcta
) gave at the Tonka Bay hotel The guests
Ewere the women living in the neighbor-
hood and the visitors at the hotel. The
S1tearoon was charmingy appointed in pink,
! blue and white, and clusters of, early sum-
rner flowers blossomed among the dainty
2Ebits of china and silverware. Miss Foster
& and Mrs. Godfree received and assisting
In pouring were Miss Annie Foster, Mrs.
d George Foyle Mrs. Edward Benedict and
2 Mrs. F. Bray.
This evening an informal musical will
be given. Mrs. Charles Lane and Miss
} Stone will sing, and a program of instru-
I mental music will be given.
I For next Monday and next Tuesday eve
{ ming Miss Foster has devised a pleasant
J entertainment for the guests of the hotel
lit is to be derby, in which the women
I will take the part of favorite horses on
81 the tracks and will race under the as
5 sumed names of some Of the record
breakers of the year. The large dining
d
{ and there will be a betting ring and book
= making.
, This evening there will be hop at the
= Hotel Del Otero pavilion and at Maple
y. Heights, the Woolrough place. the guests
~ ~ will also dance.
~, Mrs. w. @. Winston entertained delight
- -. fully yesterday at her summer home or
>, Gideons Bay for a group of ten womer
= from the city. The morning was spen
. on the water. and luncheon was served
~. 49, In the afternoon the guests inspected the
~ Winston flower gardens, which are beauti-
r. full, and which are known all over tht
~ lake for their exquisite variety Of flowers
10 10 and their gorgeous growth and develop
ment. The o'clock train was taken bacl
% = to the city.
n ne Tomorrow evening pillow shower will
=. =. be given by the members of the Mime
~ tonka Boat club in the clubrooms. Al
=, =, of the members have been advised by the
n, committee that there is a dearth of dainty
~ fancy pillows for the easy chairs anG
"a porch settees, and ever since busy finger:
! - have been at work to remedy the defect
~ ~ 1t will be a jolly social affair, following
ne the motor race, and large turnout o.
20 members is expected. Later in the eve
ming there will be musical by some o
,,n the club talent, and the younger people
tel will join In the dance at the Beach pa
,er vilion.
wo
mr. Mrs. Edward Benedict entertained IN
he formally at luncheon yesterday at her sum
ey ruer home on Gideons Bay for Mrs
'rk Rishofr of Wisconsin, who has been visit
oS ing IN the city and who will return hom
lla | this week. Covers were laid for ten, ant
we the decorations were prettily carried on
elf with a wealth Of garden flowers an
ere naidenhair ferns.
in Wednesday, at Lyndhurst, Lake Mime
Etonka Mrs. John Gluck entertained Mines
Weld, Ranzier Goetzenberger, Schober
Segelbaum. Davies, Plank, Edgerton an
is Brooks, with their families, at a baske
les picnic.
Al LAKE ARRIVALS.
. - DR.. and Mrs e. Head who have been spent
n ing several weeks at West Point, returned
~ the city for week. Later they will spen
ITO several weeks at the Powers cottage 0rono.
wei Misses Nash and Miss Murphy at one
lld the West cottages at West Point.
r,,, Mrs. Howard H. Kicker and son, Donal
~ came out to the lake Monday and are at Ii
" West cottage, West Point.
ms. Mrs. f. F. Moore, who has been visiting Mt
hin Lucius Frink at her summer home, The Maple
a at West Point, returned to st. Cloud today;
~ Father Cooley, Father ]. Harrington and Fatn'
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