The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-02
LAKE MINNETONKA

i Mrs Sampson A. Reed Of Longyiew
cottage entertained Informally at lunch
4 con saturday afternoon for DR. and Mrs.
j p. O. Cosman, Mrs. Charles S. Gold and
Mrs. c.. A. Eells. The decora tons were
carried out with geraniums and yerbenas
1set in mounds Of ferns at either side Of
4 a centerpiece of scarlet geraniums. After
luncheon siX-hand euchre was played. Mrs.
4 Reed will have as her guests this week
4 Mrs. j. II. Martin and Miss Mildred Mar
1 tin.
Mrs. Thomas Brown Of Gideons Bay en-
/ tertained at a children's party Yesterday
afternoon for her niece. Ethel Beatty Of
4 Storm Lake Iowa, who Is her guest. Four
A teen young people had been invited to
i spend the afternoon at games and to par
4 take Of dainty luncheon. Mrs w. j.
Beatty and Mrs. James Bladon assisted
the hostess. The little guests were: Leah
Caps, May Moody, Ruth Moody, Hazel
Phillips, EVELYN Chiefly, Blanch and Ruth
j Moody, Dorothy McGraw, Isabella Bladon.
Bess Phillips, Reed Brown, Kingston and
4 Stanton Brown.
4 Saturday afternoon social will be held
/ by the women of the Church of st. John.
i the Evangelist on the. lawns Of the Hotel
j la Paul. The; affair will be one of the
pretty midsummer out Of door events and
will be made particularly attractive by.
4 the Womens IA
a pretty birthday celebration was held
Sunday at the residence of DR.. e. r. Per-
kins IN Excelsior, when three birthday an
niversaries in one family were celebrated.
DR.. Perkins saw the sxty-second year of
his birth; A. S. Hoyle Of Chicago cele-
brated his fortieth birthday. and Richa nd
| Perkins entered on his twelfth year. The
sumptuous family supper was served to
a large group of friends and relatives
Present were: DR.. and Mrs Perkins, Mr..
! and Mrs. A. S. Hoyle, Mr. and Mrs Il. d.
Perkins Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. .Beardsley, Mr..
and Mrs. 9. s. Gorgas, w. E. Per-
4 kins, Ashley Hoyle,. Miss Grace Per
kins, Miss Marion Gieske, Masters Richard
4 Perkins, George. and Charles .Gorgas, and
the Misses Nellie and Jennie Mishka.
Mrs Josephine G. Lewis Of Greencastle,
Ind, entertained at luncheon at Hotel
Buena Vista Saturday The guests were
Olive Celeste Moore, of New York, Mrs
| e. f. Moore of St. Cloud, Mrs. Llcius
Frink and Lucius Frink of Tonka Bay,
Amelia NJ Pendergast Of Chicago, Mrs
nette Powell, Mrs. G. F., Moore, Annette
re. Wakeman and Louis Wakeman Of ST
Cloud, Miss Mary #. Lewis of Green
castle, Ind, and Max Matteson of Mime
apolls: During the afternoon an i'm
lpromptu concert was given in the parlors
| OF the hotel by Miss Moore, who sang
with Grace Studdiford in '.The Red
Feather" company during the last season.
The popularity. of the upper lake is at
tested by the number of guests at the
hotels. Among those at the Buena Vista
Saturday and Sunday were DR.. and Mrs.
Paul l.. Pick and children Of lie Mars
Iowa; Mrs. w. A Hamer and Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. II. Braden, E. c.. Cottrell, Jacob
ItStone and Miss e. A. Stone, Mae Harris
H1nlson, Il R. Menefee, Dick Ferris, Flor
j orcio E1ofo -. ~.
and John Johnson. of Minneap polls Mr..
and Mrs. p. j. Moler and Miss Helen Ken
nedy Of Minneapolis are at the Buena
| Vista Indefinitely. Mrs. r. III. Lane and
Miss Blanche Lane are at the hotel for
the week.
The attractiveness of Hotel la Paul has
been enhanced by the beautiful weather,
and the guests are coming daily to re-
main for the rest Of the season. The
places of those who have been out and
who have returned to their homes are be-
ing hlled by newcomers, and the social
life congregates at pleasant informal func-
tons. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fleming and
SON We're weekend arrivals from Moline,
Iowa. Miss Barrerais, Miss EuIalie Fol
well, Deodridge F'olwell and Harry Fol-
well make UP st. Louis party at the
hotel Miss Bogen OF New. lIllm, who has
ibeeR Visiting. at tfFs hotel for a menth, has
Ireturnede to her home. VIII o,irsen of
scranton Pa has been a guest at the
hotel and returned to his home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Walters and children,
who have been out from the city for a
month, returned to town yesterday Mr.
and Mrs. L. o. Peppard and son, Albert,
q Minneapolis 2are&out to stay. Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. Mcdonald of Duluth have lust
brought a delightful several weeks outing
| to a. close. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. March
are located at the, hotel for the remainder
Of the season. w. A. johnson is spend
ing the month at the hotel Mrs. j.
Hoff and daughter have arrived from the
city. Among the over Sunday guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Costello M. H. Glea-
son. Mrs: Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs W.
Speedy, w. Reiner, c. G. Farmer, HI. M.
Renshaw, IF. L. Calweu, Miss Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Neff Emmett Bull.
! p, M. Hayward, Mrs. j. II. Whitcomb.
Miss NJ. Maline, Miss N. Brentwell. r. e,
EEAlstead, Miss Esther Smith, Mrs. q. b.
MerriInan. IL "a
Mr.. and Mrs NC. Daley OF Mime
apolis chaperoned party Of young peo-
pie at Hotel Cottagewood last week. in
| GLIDING Misses Lillian HI. Evans, Alice 70.
Evans, .Dona Bronold, Spring Green, Wis,
and Lavina G. Daley of Minneapolis.
| ToNKA BREEzEs.
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank c.. Todd have been enter
tanning their, nieces the Misses Strong, and also