The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-28
LAKE MINNETONKA

Inviting Sunday weather brought
great number Of visitors to Hotel del
Otero, and many weekend houseparties
were entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. G. K.
Sherwood of st. Paul came out on their
automobile Saturday afternoon, remain
ing until Monday morning. Mr.. Sherwood
was the first visitor at Hotel del Otero
Mrs. Sherwood have been over Sunday
guests regularly ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Somers and a
party of ST. Paul friends came out Fri
day night and remained until Monday
morning. Miss Mayo, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. D. Bessessen and
Mr., and Mrs. O. O'Reiily made up a
luncheon party at the hotel on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. S. Greggs of Mime
apolis have also been spending few
days at Del Otero. Mrs. H. F. Hamilton
of Omaha and Mrs. M. Y. McQuaid of
Des Moines, Iowa, arrived the latter part
of the week to remain. Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
D. Smith came from their home at San
francisco, Cal, on short visit; their
guest over Sunday was Mrs. G.. A. Nc
Chandless of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Fl. Griggs of St Paul are sea-
son guests. DR.. w. o. Fryberger has
also Joined the summer colony for some
time. From West Chester, Pa, there are
Mr.. and Mrs. M. speer, and Rev and
Mrs. u. A. Larsen are visitors from
Minot, S. d. Mr.. and Mrs. James Blaine
and daughter were out fcc two days.
From Friday to Monday Mr.. Hopkins
had visit from a group of travelling
men-A. V. Kline, Chicago; A. L. Car
penter and c. M. Winant, New York, and
George M. Foster Philadelphia-who
come every year for a few days fishing
in the North Arm. Their catch was of
good proportions and they brought back
to the hotel some choice fish. Another Of
the rural pleasures in which the men in
dulge every time they are here is a
strawberry hunt and the beautiful Mime
sofa berries are never more appreciated
than by these guests.
Fourth of July houseparties will be a
feature Of the lake life and with all-day
picnic parties will prove most enjoyable
methods Of entertaining friends Miss
Grace Abbott will entertain a group of
twenty young women at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Abbott, at
Solberg's Point. The young people will
come out on the early morning train, and
picnic dinner and tour of the lake will
be their pleasures.
mrs. Heck McC. Merrlman Will nave
houseparty for the Fourth and her thirty
guests will include Messrs. and Mines.
Harry Merriman and family, Arthur
Jones and family, Rufus B. Clark and
family, Misses Sticks, McClary, Mrs
Grundy and Miss Grundy of Sioux City,
G. M. Madden and r. ]. Madden.
An informal dance for the members
and friends will be held tomorrow even
ing at the Minnetonlsa Boat club al
Tonka Bay. Trains will return to the
city at II o'clock.
The arrivals at the Baptist assembly
on Saturday for the day were Rev. and
Mrs. E. R. Mckinney and children Of
st. Paul and Evangelist Tom Mackey Of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Phillips
the Misses Mabel and Mile Phillips
Gladys Roberts, Helen Paterson, Heller
L. Amy, Mrs. Addie B. Clark, Mrs. Frank
! w. Horton and Milo Phillips, all Of Min
neapolis, are there for two weeks out.
| ing. There was an attendance Of fifty al
the song service Sunday evening. These
| services are being held each Sunday
| evening either. on the lawn or at one O.
| the cottages, and are proving very en-
| joyable and restful to all who attend.