The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
LAKE MINNE1ONKA

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lrday night. and from now on there Will
be hops at the club every Saturday. A
late train returns to the city every Sat-
urday, giving the younger people an OPP
to Dance Work ON the addi-
ton to the club is being rushed with all
possible speed, for the fair June days
are tempting many of the club members
to hasten their removal to the lake. The
interior of the rooms is now being com.
pleted and by the middle of next week
es erything will be ready for furnishing.
The rooms are all to be tinted and the
furniture Is to be of pure white enamel.
Miss Minnie lowering, a July bride,
was guest Of honor yesterday at lunch
con given by Mrs. j. r. Wilcox at her
home at Old Orchard, Minnetonka. The I
rooms and table were prettily decorated
for the occasion with bridal wreaths and
snowballs combined with flowers in pink.
A large cluster of the blossoms tied with |
white ribbon marked the place of the
bride Dainty name cards in pink and
white formed pretty souvenirs of the oc-
casion. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Woonoughs cosy
home, Maple Heights, in the upper lake..
marks one of the beautiful spots with
it's tall white building and its surrounding
cluster of cottages. The six cottages
have severty-tWo sleeping rooms, afford
ing ample accommodations for the num-
erous summer visitors. The main build
ing contains only the large dining
the big ballroom, reception and living
room between the two, so the guests are
away from the noise and hustle of a
houseful of visitors and can live in happy
seclusion whenever they wish. Last sum-
mer the dancing parties at Wool nough's
proved delightful social pastimes, and the
middle of the month Mrs Woolnough will
resume them The large ballroom has
been built solely for the purpose of dane
ing, and last years parties did not fail
to contribute to the happiness of the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Woolnough left last night
for ten dayspl eastern trip. The will
attend the graduation exercises at West
Point and will see their son, James Wool
! nough, graduate June Is with military
honors after four years course in mill
tary rules and discipline He will come
home on a several months furlough be-
fore receiving his appointment
| The guests who were at Maple Heights
| during the week were !. B. Chute, Miss
Katherine Greer Mrs, Stoddard, Miss
| Wacket, Mrs. T, II. Chute, Louis p.
Chute, IT. J. Delany, Rista N. Best, Miss
Grace E. Stillwell, Miss Helen NJ. Smith,
/ Mrs. S. T.. Adams, Minneapolis; Miss
+ Harriet D. Moore, Charles D. Beagle, ST.
Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gray Mound;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosserman, Clinton, Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lockwood Des Moines;
Wadsworth H. Williams Rochester,
Mimi; Miss Grace A. Tenant, Wild
hurst Miss Mabel H. Thomas, Mankato;
| Miss Maude F. Stevenson, Berlin, Wis;
Miss Nellie M. Stinchfield, Rochester.
Mr.. Hopkins of Hotel del Otero has
just opened an -to-date grillroom on his
grounds. near the hotel. The room is in
quite large building. including a k1tch-
/ en- and storeroomF of ample proportions,
with great ice chest. During hot wealth
err the windows can be raised, leaving the
entire house open to the cooling breezes
from the lake, Each window section and
the doors are welf-screened. The entire
arrangement. with a counter, stools and al
the accessories of a grillroom Is modern
A fountain and soft drinks are also in the
room. t'Is@
Boating parties and buckboard rides are
a pleasant diversion for the guests at the
{ hotel. The country, is at, It's best now
and an abundance Of rain has created {
passed. Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Bousfielt
made the christening Of their new launch
Peerless quite a jolly affair the other day
Their friends from the hotel were presen
, , and were entertained at boating part.
: after the christening ceremony had beer
, duly performed.
t Guests at Hotel del Otero during tn
week were: James Adam, e. W. Rublene
! P. C. Denning and daughter, G.. S. Berry
, F. w. Rowland, DR.. and Mrs. Phillip Muel
! iler, ]. H. Hiscock, John Williams, Mime
: apolis; Miss Bonner, ST. Paul; s.. H. Black
;. Miss Hedman, R. L. Fairbairn, Mr.. an
: Mrs. c. NJ Cox. Kansas City; A. WHITE
;, man, Brooklyn. N. Y; T. Ahlborn Ne,
= Mrs. L. F. Brown, st. Paul; Robert Meal
- ey, DIVA tonna; P. r. ,Merryfield, Chicago
: j. A. Jensen, Crockett, Texas; G. H. SHAY
II err, Chicago; Gussiet Martin, Miss Cor
- Zimmerman, Cedar Rapids; Mr.. and Mr.
= c. Stevens, Lockport, ILL.,: Mrs. A. Z
- Bigelow, ST. Paul. Mrs. Charles Hale Wei
;. man, Cape Town, South Africa; II.
- Banfield Austin, Mimi; Miss Laura Bar
- field Worster, Mass; Mr. and Mrs.
70 W. Little, I. Stein, st. Louis; George v
= Kidd, Burlington, vt. Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
= = liam A. Jones of Buffalo, N. Y, are !;
- Hotel del Otero. ,,rs
\ Captain Cheeley of the Acte has pu1
y chased new lighting. plant for his steam
~ er this summer, which will be put in
= operation next week. The Acte makes
- tour Of the upper lake in the mornir
ana afternoon 0 1edCH Gay, ana Inc pOpl
>, , lar Wednesday upper lake excursions W
20 be resumed at an early date CAPITA
{. Cheeley has plans out for a handsome al
the-year- round home It will be built {
I'd the property adjoining his residence, al
st will be modern, with hot water, heat al
t, gas.
it.
as Fl j. Bowman, who built the new Beat
&c casino at Tonka Bay, did the last strol
20 on the building yesterday, and the plea
tn ure house is now really all finished. TIL
en- evening Mr. Beach will give the openil
n ball. to which several hundred invitatio
u have been issued. The building Is p
re up with excellent taste and with a car
u full considera ton as to Its usefulness. T
lg lower floor is one large ballroom wi
nd, rooms adjoining. The orchestra pla
r. from above and there will be absolute
he nothing to interfere with the pleasures
nd the dancers. Afternoons and on certa
RS evenings the floor will be used for roll
us skating. one Of the popular pastfmes
nd eastern circles. All around the CASH
ae facing the lake, are broad piazzas, wi
he awnings to make shelter from the 81
Broad stairs lead to the docks and Ian
ings below, and a connection is form
be with the clubhouse of the Minneton
he Boat club thru the piazza. The buildi
IS is painted white, with sea blue trimn1ir
,h. and the pretty Dutch windows give
S, pleasing appearance. For the opening p;
III. ty.a full orchestra has been engaged, a
the ball will be the event of the day
nd the young dancing set.
in
ION At the Minnetonka club, Deephav