The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-09
LAKE MINNETONKA

shore towards Casco point are choice
locations. and they will be made per-
rect beauty spots by additional sum-
mer homes. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Boyn-
ton are building a comfortable and
spacious summer home on the grounds
next to the Sargent cottage. AS their
new home, will not be finished until
tall, they have taken the Paul Willis
Smith cottage for the season. Another
attractive summer home Is the new
sutorlus place on the bay. which was
finished this spring. The Murfin's
new house also enhances the sur
roundings by it's coy and comfortable
appearance, and the Chambers sum
mer home on the same point further
towards Casco is considered a well
come addition. One Of the fine resi-
dences is being built by ST. Louis
cupied next month.
The younger people were bound for
the upper lake last night to attend the
dancing party at Hotel Del Otero,
which was for the guests and friends
of the hotel. These parties will be
given every Friday night. Mr.. and
their guests during the cool weather
at blackboard parties and at bowling
parties, and the pretty Japanese tea
room was used by the women for
delightful resting place at tea time.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Lath-
rop, John Merrick, Miss Lathrop, A.
j. Merrick, Miss Merrick and Miss Ger
trude Merrick were visitors at the
Del Otero for a luncheon party. Mrs.
Max Stern and Mrs. r. w. Stern came
from the city Thursday to remain for
the season. Judge Jacob Trieber and
family were guests from Little Rock
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San Francisco, Cal, who are visiting
at the hotel. entertained Miss Georgia
A. Burgess and Miss Mary D. Burgess.
p. B. Walker Of Minneapolis and J.
G. Walker Of Los Angeles, Cal, were
at the hotel the latter part Of the
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Hankin-
son entertained a party of out of-town
guests at Hotel Keewaydin Tuesday
Their guests were B. B. Brayton, Day.
export, Iowa; Mrs. D. G. Porter, Miss
Laura HARDWOOD, Miss Dorothy Har-
wood and Ben HARDWOOD Of Butte,
Mont.
Professor r. w. Springer, who is
spending the summer at Keewaydin,
Cottagewood. had a. supper party
Thursday and his guests were DR..
sigerfoos, Mr.. Willoughby, Mrs.
Schneider, Miss Schneider and DR..
Koch.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Myers, Mrs.
Mary Aldrich, Minneapolis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Simmerman, st. Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hoogenstyn of La
Crosse, Wis, were guests at Hotel
keewaydtn, Cottagewood, during the
week. Harry Aldrich is spending the
summer at the hotel.
For some time fishing around Cot
tagewood has been of the very best
and the anglers found entertaining
W. A. Macdonald of st. Paul, who is
visiting at Hotel Keewaydin, landed a
fine string of fish yesterday with bass
tipping the scales at a little over four
pounds.
Owing to the bad weather the regu-
lar hop pat Hotel Keewaydin was not
given last evening. The parties will
be held every two weeks at the hotel
hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Potter of Crys-
tai Bay Park entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Newbury of Chicago, at
was delightfully."- spent fishing, and
touring the lake in their launch. A
party was made up for days camp
Ing at Baking Powder Point. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Fl. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. New
neapolis, and Miss Julia Cramer, who
has recently returned from Los
Angeles, Cal.
The Puritan, the large steamer OF
Captain Johnson's fleet, is to be in use
for a number Of excursion parties this
month as we'll as in August July Il
the steamer will carry the picnickers
CT the Territorial Pioneers; July II
the Knights Of Columbus will picnic
at Spring Park, and the officers Of
the committee have chartered the
Puritan for ride; the City Statesmen
will come out to Minnetonka July 20
and the steamer will be at their dis.
posal; the Christian Endeavor people
have set July 20 for a moonlight ex.
cursion, and Aug. 2 the Letter Car.
riers are to tour Lake Minnetonka b,
moonlight.
| Mrs. George shrodes, who Is t.
leave next week for her future home
at Lidgerwood N. D., was honor CUES
at pretty, informal affair given by
the Whist and Euchre clubs of Elk
celsior to which she has belonged
The day was spent in boating ant
bowling at the casino, and a delight
full supper followed Mines. w. Jos
lin, w. P. Mcdonald, w. P. Baker ane
blSDee Ldu arranged the party, an(
among the twenty-five guests presen
were: Mines. Shrodes, Cleveland, L. F
Sampson, Walter Sampson, La Paul
Prince, Dickinson, Elliott, Haywood
A. Lyman, G. Thurber, G.. Hopkins
Thomas Brown, McWade, Frank Per
kins.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Giles ar
expected at the lake next week, an,
will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Bennett at their summer home a
! Spring Park bay. Mrs. Giles was for
! merly Miss Orr Of Covington, KY, an
, her marriage took place June IA a
Covington. Mr. and Mrs. Giles ar
now on their return from their wed
ding tour, and after short visit a
: the lake Mr.. Giles will take his brid
to Minneapolis to reside, and g. mum
, , Der Of pretty affairs will be given 70
= the southern bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Castle Of Seattle, formerly Of this city
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
t nett over Sunday and Monday. The
t will return next week to Seattle t
, make their home.
One Of the big catches Of the seaso
was made yesterday by Capital
" jack Hart, proprietor Of the hote
Buena Vista, and Charles j. Chapir
a guest at the house. In six hours
3 fishing at Whale Tail lake, two mile
a from the hotel, the kill amounted t
! eight bass averaging three pounds
Il weight, and three pickerel averagin
!. six pounds in weight The trips to TIL