The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-19

summerhome for Mrs Henry L. Dodge
and Mrs. James s. Gale of San Fran
cisco, Cal, who are the guests of their
niece, Mrs. John Bigelow at Minnetonka
Beach Covers were laid for twelve ana
the decorations were all in asters in diff
ferent shades of pink, lavender, red pur-
pie and white, with the centerpiece set in
Wreaths of bittersweet
Mines. Dodge and Gale will be the
guests of Mrs Ed Barber at the High
lands after Monday for one week. They
will then go east to visit before return
ing to their home in California.
The ground is being broken for building
the summerhome of Mr.. and Mrs F. A.
Chamberlain at Minnetonka Beach ad-
joining the Cornell property. The resi-
dence will be an addition to the many
stately summerhomes at the Beach. The
| bungalo which is being built for Mrs. II.
B. Langdon close to the Truesdale sum-
merhome is almost completed and Mrs.
Langdon expects to occupy it for a short
time in the early fall.
The guests Of Hotel Del Otero were en-
tertained at fshfry and cornroast Tues
day by Mr.. and Mrs Hopkins. About
thirty joined in the excursion and were
rowed to Halstead's Bay, where the huge
campfires were built and where the fish
was fried after the men of the party had
caught a string large enough for the
| thirty. Roasted corn and roasted potatoes
were included in the menu Monday even
ing a boating party with an informal race
was given by the guests. and Mrs. Treber
of Little Rock, Ark, proved to be the
winner with the SOULS.
Mrs. c. Fl. F. Smith of st. Paul, enter
! tanned a party Of st. Paul friends at the
/ hotel Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins had as their
guests at the hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
O'Brien and Miss O'Rrien of Chicago
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Pond, Lo-
reno Goodrich, F. E. Pond of Minneap-
/ oils, and B. A. Goodrich of Santa Barbara,
CAL. were guests at the hotel for a tour
/ on the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Nelson, Miss Van
Emen and Miss E. Donaldson were
party of Sunday guests at the Del Otero.
/ A. II. Morris was the guest of J. B.
Robbins early this week. Miss Louise
| Williams spent Wednesday with the Rob-
bins at the hotel.
/ ]. H. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mich
olson of Minneapolis, and Miss Florence
/ Davis of Milwaukee, made an automobile
party at the hotel Tuesday afternoon re-
naming for dinner. Other guests for the
week were: Mr. and Mrs. S. K. May, Mrs
T. B. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Roberts,
Minneapolis; Benjamin Ewing, Miss N. l..
Jones, F. H. Kotschum, w. S. Timber
lake, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Watson, st. Paul |;
Peter R. Ewing. Toronto, Ontario Mrs.
7. o. Nicholson and daughter, Richmond,
Ind; 6. ]. McCayne Memphis, Tenn; Mrs.
j. F. Hutton, Billings, Mont; C. A. Man
ming, Miss Manning. Knoxville, Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Chamberlain, ST.
Joseph. Mo-; c. H. F. Shaw, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
This evening there will be hop at
Spring Park and with an excellent string
orchestra and beautiful coming moon the
younger sets are planning to make a de-
lightful evening of it.
4 Miss Edna Won Ende of Cottagewood,
entertained at an informal lake luncheon
yesterday and her guests were Misses
, Blanche Stickney, Frieda Stoft, Alfrieda
Strubbe and Louise de Ia Barre. Miss De
La Barre came out to the lake yesterday
to spend few days at the Won Ende
cottage