The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-26
LAKE MZNNETONl2A

Miss Margaret Lyman will entertain
twenty Of the younger people at a supper,
boating party and dance this evening.
The guests from the city will come out on
the o'clock train to Minnetonka Beach
and will be met at the beach by the
Acte. Supper will be served on board
while touring the, lake. and after tho
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman will chaperon
the guests at a dancing party at the
Lafayette club.
Mrs. Henry L. Dodge and Mrs. James
is. Gale Of San Francisco who have been
guests Of their niece, Mrs. John Bigelow,
for some time, left yesterday afternoon
for the city on their way to Vermont,
their former home, and other eastern
points. Friday afternoon Mrs Arthur
Keith gave luncheon for them at her
summer home at Howards Point. Mrs
Dodge and Mrs. Gale We're to have spent
a few weeks with Mrs Ed Barber at
the Highlands, Ferndale, but owing to the
great damage done to the Barber's home,
their visit had to be postponed until next
| summer.
| Mrs. c. F. Welles will give dancing
party at the Lafayette club Tuesday eve
ming for the group Of young women, all
former Smith college Students who are
visiting Miss Margaret Welles
| The cottagers from around Summer
Vile are to, have jollifcation this eve
ming at the beach and will gather around
| q huge beach fire for "a cornroast. The
affair is a yearly occurrence, and Is ar
ranged by group Of the summer visitors
as a closing function. Each is to bring
her share Of picnic supper, and after
the meal has been served the entire party
will go to the Hotel Keewaydin for dane
ing.
The Epworth League Of Excelsior will
give a moonlight ride on the Puritan this
evening, making a tour of the upper and
lower lake.
! Carpenters are busy repairing the sur
rounding buildings at the Lafayette club
i temporarily, as the damage done last Sat
urday evening amounts to about Sc, 900.
The water connections, which were shut
off, will be in order by tomorrow, and
many of the people who were driven to
the city by the somewhat dilapidated con-
ditions Of the &tlub, will return Sunday.
For September there are quite number
of bookings and the club will remain open
until late in the fall. The Saturday night
hops will continue until after the middle
Of the month, andeas there are but few
of the Minnetonka Beach cottagers to go
back to town before Oct. 1, life at the
club will continue in its same pleasant
, social informality.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Bell have closed
their club cottage for time, but expect
to come out off and on in the fall. Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas are still out, and ex-
: pect to remain quite late. Mr. and Mrs.
) George H. Partridge and family who have
been at Alexandria are planning to return
to the club for a short time, as their town
house is not finished.
, Mrs. F. P. Wright entertained a party
of young people-Miss Miriam B. Holman,
Miss Ethel G. Haynes, st. Paul; N. G.
Foot, New York and G. F. Wright, st.
Paul-at the clubhouse during the week.
l Mrs. G. F. Haglin. Mrs. c. H. Tickner,
Mrs. James Armstrong, Racine, Wis, and
: Preston S. Haglin were guests at the club
I Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Fisher, Miss Mar
guerite Fisher and her guest, Miss May
Belden, were at the club for a few days.
t Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Dickinson were Wis
Q itors at the club last week.
Q Monroe and Kenyon Keith will enter.
n tain party Of young people tomorrow al
+; their summer home at Howards Point fol
$ Miss Margaret Gregory of Mount Claire
N. j., who formerly, lived in Minneapolis
q and who has been with her mother on
q visit with friends. IN Minneapolis and a
U the lake for several weeks. Mrs. Gregory
. and Miss Gregory will come out to thu
u lake tomorrow morning to be guests o
: Mr. and Mrs. Keith over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Stricken AM
d family will return to their home Monda,
: after summers vacation at Summerville
/ Mrs. Ralph Savage, Who has been a
II Hotel Keewaydin for the summer, lef
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