The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-22

NIL oiiO 4hi % " bdlIldIl dT6 SIlC6T-
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Bartram of
London.
Mrs John Gillingham has returned from
Neenah, Wis.
Mrs. Paddock and Mrs. Frank futile
are in Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones have gone to Sparta.
LAKE lMZlVlVETOWE1.A
Hotel del Otero and other upper lake
hotels had numerous guests out for Sun
DAY, many coming from the city to see
the destruction which had been caused by
the terrible storm the preceding night. |
The hotel will be all in good order and |
shape by the middle of the week, as a
number of carpenters are already at work
replacing the office veranda which was
torn down. Among the guests out for
over Saturday and Sunday were Mr. and |
Mrs. John E. Evans, Chicago; John w. |
Tede, Michigan; Mrs. ]. A. Turnkey,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Mrs. P. Kohl, Miss A.
Purcell, Chicago Miss Harriet X. Sener,
kirkWood, Pa: Mrs. E. c. Mason, Miss
Evaline Mason, independence, Kan; Bert
Clark, New York; E. S. Oakman, Boston;
r. l.. Pettee, Il. j. Hoefer w. H Prince,
Miss Wheelock, Chicago; H. W. Crosby,
Mrs. w. H. Grau, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Chute, Miss W.Claye, E. P. Bersford, Jr.,
V. Z. Wyman, Miss L. K. Whitney, Miss
f. Gilbert, John Peterson, Miss Edith H.
Staples, Mrs. John L. Watson, w. B.
Green, Mrs. H. E. Smith and children, e.
H. Server, Miss Wilmington, w L. Mayo
all of ST. Paul; c. B. Elliott, M. w. Hop
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. S. Hulburt, Miss
Goodsell, w. F. Decker Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Horn, all of Minneapolis
Saturday night the guests of Hotel Kee-
waydin, Cottagewood, were entertained
at an informal dancing party The storm
was comparatively light in the vicinity of
Cottagewood
Gale Merrick, who went to sail with the
crew OF the Wihuja at the races in Nee
nah and in Oshkosh met with an accident
at the races Thursday afternoon. He was
Knocked senseless by the boom and re-
ce1Ved deep cash over his face. He has
| recovered sufficiently, however, to sail in
! the races this week
| Mrs. Wallace Browne, who is spending
q few weeks at Cottagewood, entertained
at musicale Friday evening in her
apartments in the franklin Heights for
9. l.. Stamate, Miss Stamate and Miss
Madelien GoWan of Chicago, who are
spending two weeks at Hotel Keewaydin,
CottageWood. Twenty-Five guests had
been invited to meet them and during the
evening Mrs. e. w. Runyan, Mrs. Ralph
Savage and Ed Moles gave a delightful
program. Mrs. Savage and Mr.. Moles
| sang and Mrs Runyan played. The rooms
We're prettily arranged with clusters OF
deep pink dahlias and mounds of black
and purple pansies. Mrs. Runyan as
sisted the hostess. Mr.. Stamate and
Miss Stamate and Miss Gowan will return
to Chicago Tuesday night.
| Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston con-
| Quoted the service in Camp Memorial
chapel, Minnetonka Beach, yesterday
morning. Mr. Thurston and his mother,
Mrs. Thurston, were guests at the Wood
worth cottage over Sunday.
/ The Teachers club cottage at Nosirrah
Nook, Towards Point was the scene of
a very enjoyable thimble bee Friday
afternoon, given by Miss Harrington, the
club hostess, and visiting teachers for
their friends about the lake. The rooms
We're artistically decorated with wild and
garden flowers, the livingrooms being
especially beautiful with it's profusion of
goldenrod and other yellow field flowers
The guests were Mines. J. B. Croker,
Robertson Fred Mullen, Scott. %. A Mer
rill John Knowlton, Christian Overn1ire,
Tom Mann and the Misses Hill, Merrill
Dennis, Overnlire and Phillips and the
hostesses, Misses Harrington. Morse
, Paige, Colquhoun, Hood Smith, Terrirl
Holbrook, Hildrup, Cameron and Craw-
ford.
Owing to the damage done to the Lafay-
cite club during Saturday nights storm
the cotillion planned for tomorrow evenins
3 his been postponed until further notice.
LAKE REPLIES
t Miss Kate Norton spent yesterday with friend
Misses Anna and Olive Moore are spending
: week at one of the West Point cottages.
!. Miss Virginia Crockett has been the guest O
MISS Bessie Cook of Orono during the past week
a Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Handy of Duluth wer
: guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Mason
Signor Perera spent Saturday at the lake ant
h attended the races Of the Minnetonka Boa
/ club.
:. MIR. and Mrs J. A. Falconer are over sunda
Il guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Frink at tn
l. Naples. West Point.
e Mrs. Henry Hanke and daughters and Mis-
y Works were guests Saturday of Mrs. A. e
Norton at her summerhome at Tonka Bay.
$ Mrs. w. W. Redfele of Minneapolis is tn
/. For week = q 60 oiil
): Miss Gertrude McGraw has gone. to Still
! water to be guest at houseparty given for
!. group of young people.
" Mrs Roy Wagner, at Excelsior, and arrived fror
" Omaha Friday morning.
IS 0idCe COOK mas returned from 3emld11
e Mimi, where she spent two weeks as til
|, guest of her cousin, Miss Ruth Wilcox.
!. Nick Prindle will leave Wednesday for Lo
Angeles. Cal, accompanying his parents. L
the fall he will go to Seattle to make his home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Prendergast of Chicago who ha
been visiting Mrs. Lucius Frink at the Naples
West Point, returned to her home last week
Mrs. T. B. Davis and sons of Muskegon
Mich. have returned home after spending sew
: eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cook
Orono Terrace.
Professor ]. K McRroon and Mrs McBroo1
have purchased the Newell house and are locate
), there. Professor McBroom is the new principe
of the Excelsior school
It Mrs. Eliza Holtzerman. Mrs. Johanna Made
:. and children, Miss Schetter and j. d. Holtze
q man man were guests Of Mrs. Frank G. Gerhard
e West Point over Friday.
Mrs. r. f.: Andrews, who has been on
g short visit with her parents early in the sun
: mer, is now the Eaton ranch in Wyominy
- and will remain all summer and fall Mis-
70 Mary Gerhard is in Deer River Mimi fl
two weeks.
le Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Goetz left Wednesda
If for New York to reside. They have been spen,
ing part Of the summer at the Naples with NJ
and Mrs. Frink and returned only last week fro
l. Colorado, Mrs. Frink is to go to New Yo1
in December to visit her daughter.
Y. DR.. and Mrs. II. B. Tillotson Burch Blut