The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
LAKE MINNETONKlA

LAKE MINNETONKA
Mrs. J. T. Kenney gave luncheon yes
terday afternoon at her home, at Mead
vile Park, for Miss j. Augustine Dun
comb OF Fort Dodge Iowa, who Is her
guest for the summer The affair was
quite informal. and a group Of friends
from the city and from around the lake
had been invited to meet Miss Duncomb
AIRS. Fd +. Balch has been spending part
Of the week with her daughter, Mrs.
| .ISSenEey and and she will entertain Mrs. Dun
comb at her home in the city for a week.
Miss Fife ofyaSt. Louis was among the
guests atsthe luncheon yesterday.
| party of twelve Minneapolis people,
who Travelled during the past winter thru
i.southern California, organized the Nor
mon club and held a reunion yesterday at
1.-THE summer hcmesSof Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
George, Villa Content, Fairview. Mr..
George and his family, who were of the
party, We're charming hosts, and Mr..
George was the shonored 'one'' in the
party. He had chaperoned the eleven wom-
en- on the California trip, which was the
cause OF, the club name. AS Mr.. George
arrived at the depot yesterday afternoon,
he was met by a drum band and escorted
j to his home, where the guests awaited
him. The afternoon luncheon was served
from a table decked lavishly with yellow
California poppies, and poppies were at
each cover In the afternoon Mr.. George
entertained the party on a boat ride on
the Hildegarde. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. George, Mines. 5Althers, L. J. Sievers
and Alvin Eichhorn; Misses Hildegarde
and Lillian George Elsie Eichhorn Slew
ters and Agnes Sievefs, and Dorothy George
and Carl George.
] The group Of cottagers at Summerville,
who have been neighbors for more than
/ one season and who are responsible for
many informal little social reunions, had
arranged q picnic party and excursion on
the Acte Tuesday evening. A light lunch
con was served on board, while the steam
! er toured the most picturesque parts of
the lake. Mines. Mendel, Holbrook, Benton,
I Williams and Perkins were in charge Of
the affair."
Of Chicago are to be visitors ats.tIe lake
for several weeks and a number Of af-5
fairs are planned for them. Mrs. Sears
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs; H. C.
Evers, at Hotel Keewaydin, CottageWood,
and will arrive Saturday morning. and
Mrs. Avery is to be. entertained by her
daughter. Mrs. CSC. Fraser, at Hotel la
Mome, Cottagewood.. and is to arrive next
week. Mrs. Everss will entertain in their
honor with boating party on board the
Acte, preceded bya luncheon and euchre
party. A number Of other affairs in the
city and at the lake are planned for them
! Mr.. and Mrs. sFraser will enter
/ tain Aug. 8 at, their Summer home. The
.f date is a Significant one as it is the an
MY rliS ersary, Of their marriage.
4 #Mrs< T q sCo,,aas r,,,. 1,,,, .4 -
Esurprise party, given for her by the mem
fbers of the Ladies. socialsclub at her sum-
mer, home, at FairVieW, Tuesday. Those
who came from the city ana from around
the lake for the affair were Mines. George
Scott, Ed Orr, H. Deacon Huff, Bow,
son. G. D. Huyck, Burroughs, Morris Ire
cor and B. II. Lawrence. In the morning
a boat ride on the Cages launch, Min
i nieska, was enjoXedg$a and the luncheon
which followed was a delicious repast, as
each woman had contributed her share to
the menu. The table Was decorate with
/ pink, white and red sweet peas. Cards
were played, and during the games Mrs.
Gage was presented with a handsome pic
tura as a souvenir of the day. The favors
Tor ! her e1 guests were pretty plates.
Among the recent arrivals at Hotel del
) Otero were M. Corniff, R. w. Grew, Mrs
. r. H Greelyss Mrs. I7.as a. Foley, r. w.
Green, Mrs. S. H. Dyer, Mrs. E. A. Brown,
Miss Myer, j. iBs Hewitt DIR. Arthur Swee-
ney, Thomas Irwin, a. +. Joslin, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. BelE,fc! Isl vt1rshashaw, Charles o.
IIunmel, Grant Hulberg, P. Q. Wilcox, G.
Taylor, Miss Van Dtizee Miss N Van
q Duzee;S w. F. PresterJ ST. Paul; e. Sell
ers,s Stillwater Roy Parsons, Fort Dodge,
J Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. 'Lh e. Wilson, Kansas
Il CITY; w. B. Hall, H. 81 Snowdon, Misses
4 a: Snowdon, H. L. fSnowdon, Mrs. e. Nc
j. Intosh, J.. H Bradley, Mrs. A. Martin,
/ Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs! j. Z w. Howell, Des
! Molnes, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Bit
. ten. Pittsburg,s Pat.;; Miss Hillsdale, Miss
;. Helen Hillsdale Evanston, Iowa: J. w.
: Calender, New York; 6: Blake, Chicago
Mrs. Mary Franklin Kennedy of Stew
:. ems Point Wis. Mrs. Burton Smith OF
Chicago, Mrs Edward Kerker and Mrs
: M. c. Malmstedt Of Minneapolis were en-
s tertained by Thomas Sweeney at the Ho-
tel Buena Vista yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs
g r.. M Hitchcock Of Mortified have ar
u ! rived at the hotel for the season and
y among the other guests who have re-
I: Gently registered are Mrs. Charles Ewing
:. and Graham Ewing of New York, Mrs
Harry w. Ewing, Mrs. Brewster Smith
Mrs. T. K. Gray and Miss Gray of Min
neapolis, w. E. Fox. of, Milwaukee, Mrs
Freeman of st. Louis Park and Mrs. A.
, T. Morse of ExcelsieF.
Mrs. E. R. Haseltine will entertain the
ladies of Palestine chapter timble bee at
: her lake cottage, Cottagewood, Lake Min
: netonka, Saturday, July 80. The members
) will take the 9:15 5sa.m. train at the ST.
!, Louis station and will carry box lunch.
7 II it rains tomorrow morning the picnic
will be postponed
LAKE RIPPLEs.
4 Miss Ziporah Ritehief.is spending week II
, Rochester, MINI.
Miss Sadie Weeks of New York was the guest
OF MRS.. =. Mendel, at her Summeryille cot
tage, yesterday.
days in Kansas City with Colonel Frank Joyce
i returned home today.
Mrs. William H. Kerrick and Mrs l.. n. Nor
wood OF Minneapolis sare spending week with
; Mrs. S. w. Ball at, her Excelsior home.
Mr.: and Mrs James Kraft and Miss Caroline
, \ Gold were guests Of Mrs. J. A. SWEET, at heI
summer home at Fairview Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Horton and the Misses Horton
and their guest, Mrs. P. H Falter, Of st. Louis
: spent Yesterday visiting friends at Fairyiew.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Currier came out to The
lake today to be over Sunday guests Of Mr.. ant
> Mrs. w. Henry Ritehie at their summer home
! Latina Mar, Meadville Park
/ Mr. and Mrs. David Knowlton have returned
York Boston, Buffalo, Washington and othe
/. prominent eastern cities. George Bugbee o
AItlwaukee has been the guest of his cousin, Mrs
l Knowlton. 1sS-a
8 Mrs. G. w. Mcmillan and son were guests O
!, Mrs. b Gage at Fairyiew yesterday, ant