The Minneapolis journal., 1904-06-27
LAKE MINNETONKA

Messrs. and Mines. b. H. Harmon, G. e.
Ballard, John Moenkenmoeller, George
Koffend, William H. Davis, Charles Wag-
ner, Charles P. Fortner, w. H. Kitz,
Nicholas Brown, e. A. Boucher, J. E.
Egan, Fred Kees, Misses Bessie Kitz, Oh
ga Kitz and Ada Davis and Messrs. F. D.
Sleight and George Davis chartered TIE
Victor Saturday for an all-day tour Of
the lake. The steamer met the party at
Wayzata on the arrival Of the morning
train, and while the rainstorm did its
worst the tourists were comfortably
housed in the boat, sheltered from the
rain by the glass windows. The upper
and lower lake were toured and at noon
dinner was served on board.
The board of health, headed by Dr.. Hall
and Harry Luxton, numbering about
twenty, chartered the Victor for Saturday
evening, and made trip Of the lakes,
boarding the boat at Wayzata and max
ing the long run to Mound City, where a
stop was made at Hotel Buena Vista.
Manager Hopkins has announced a spe-
cial hop at Hotel Del Otero, Spring Park,
for Saturday evening. Later in the season
the regular Friday evening hops will be
resumed. There are SO many Saturday
hops at the lower lake resorts, that the
| Friday hops at Spring Park were i'm
mensely popular social features among
the younger sets last season.
Rev. J. s. Montgomery will lecture at
the Excelsior Casino Tuesday evening on
the Land Of the Midnight Sum-
Host Sampson of the Sampson house is
expecting the Missouri colony to be well
represented at his hostelry this summer,
| and after July many Of his southern
guests will arrive. Over Sunday guests at
the hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Board
man. Miss Carrie Kayser Miss G. M
| Stemper, J. G. Claphamson, Rev. G. L.
Morrill,, Mr.. and Mrs. q. K. Mead, Mr.
and Mrs. M. o. Stevenson, Miss Katheryn
Garrity, Miss Frances Michaels, A. L
| Reade, r. A. Rheem, H. P. George.
| J. T. Preece returned Friday from St
Louis, where he has been spending q
week with Mrs. Preece at the exposition
| Mrs. Preece returned with him as far as
/ Chicago and returned last night to ST
Louis to attend the N. e. A. convention
| She will come to Excelsior July 9 with a
party Of friends from Chicago to spend
| two weeks at the lake before going tc
! the east
The summer guests at Hotel La Pau
| 1AOeO
| opened last week. Mr.. and Mrs. j. N
/ fitzpatrick and their sons Of st. Louis
/ have arrived. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant anc
/ Mrs. Dickson Of North Dakota came yes
4 terday for short visit at the hotel, or
i their way home from the st. Louis ex.
4 position. G. H. Lloyd of Minneapolis ane
i G. M. Lloyd Of Chicago arrived at the
hotel Friday to remain for some time
/ and Miss Duganne of Minneapolis wa:
their guest over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
i H. F. Newman are out for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott Of Mime
apolis have taken up their summer quar-
4 ters at the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs Bret
4 Chamberlain who have been spending
i several days at the hotel. returned to thu
J. city last night. A large party from Kan
sas City has heralded its arrival for mex
i week.
4 Guests at the La Paul for over Sunda!
| were w. 3. Barnes, w. G. Marsh, G. A
Z, Will, Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Thompson, Mr.
/ and Mrs. w. A. Louland, Sioux City; Mr.
!. and Mrs. Charles MacWilliams, w. 7
Pauly, Mrs. Pauly. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z
Hanson