The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-09

tel, Jessica Brown, Florence Wright.
Mrs. Horace Peck also chaperoned a
houseparty of young college girls at Ho-
tel Keewaydin for tennis week.
The Misses Elsie and Edna Kaufman
of Chicago, who are visiting their aunt
Mrs. Isaac Kaufman, at her summer
home at Fairview, will be the honor
guests at a hayrack party and supper
given by Miss Ella Pf1aum in the city
this evening. There will be thirty-six in
the party. Miss Pflaum spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends at the lake.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Pfiaunl, who are now in Switzer-
land, that they will sail for America Aug.
q from Rotterdam on the Ryndam for
New York.
A gay crowd left Cottagewood on Sat
urday afternoon for hayrack ride, given
by Miss Rose Littman in honor of the
Misses Kaufman. After a ramble thru
the woods, luncheon was served on the
hayrack, and when the young people
reached the Casino at Excelsior refresh
ments were served. After tour Of the
village a stop was made at the Alexander
cottage at Meadviller Park, where the rest
Of the afternoon was spent The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. Meyers of st.
Texas. The other guests were the Misses
Kaufman of Chicago, Helen Joseph, Min
ME Joseph, Mae Goldman of Des Moines,
Iowa, Eva Rees, Meta Rees, Ella Pfaum
Reta Meyers Of ST. Paul; Messrs N Jo-
seph of Des Moines, Harry Kaufman of
Chicago AL Cohen, d.eE. Rosenstein and
I. M. Moss all of Minneapolis
A pleasant entertainment was given
Sunday evening at Hotel Tonka Bay in
the form Of veranda concert by the
hotel orchestra. Two Of the selections
were of a decided local flavor and were
inspired by beautiful, Lake Minnetonka.
'Tonka Bay" march composed by
James Latourelle and, dedicated to the
manager of the hotel, Mr.. Godfree, was
played, as well as a cornet solo, my Min
netonka Maid" by Paul Gyllstrom and
Mr.. Latourelle, composers. The entire
program was pleasing and was enjoyed by
host Of over Saturday and Sunday
guests.
Mrs. J. N. Sutherland of Christmas
Lake entertained at a pretty lake lunch
con Friday at her summer home. The
decorations were carried out with a
wealth Of garden flowers and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howard enter
tanned at a houseparty over Saturday at
their summerhome at Manitou Forest for
Judge and Mrs. MCGEE and their family.
Saturday a cruise was made in their
launch, the Manitou Thursday Mrs. How
ard entertained Mrs.fL Warner and Mrs.
Joseph 3. Castle. Miss Stella Taylor is
spending the week with Mrs. Howard.
party of young people were guests at
Minnptnn<a f1o ~,
GLIDING w. A. Yerxa, .Jr., F. H. Hall, Miss
Q. Moore, Miss v. T. Thurman and Har-
ry C. Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wakeman of
Cooks bay entertained at luncheon Sat
urday lat the oHetel itBuena. Vista. sHer
guests were, Mrs. III E,a Sparks Albert
Sparks and Bessie Sparks of Los Angeles,
CAL; Mrs. Arthur Crosby and Edith Cros-
by Of st. Paul. af<S,s =
Among the Sunday visitors at the
Buena Vista were Grace Anderson ana
Ellen Anderson of Minneapolis, who were
guests Of Thomas Sweeney; DR.. o. b.
Bachman of Minneapolis, who visited Mr.
Wakeman; H. o. Dilley and party OF
Mortified; Mae Harris Arson Of Mime
apolls and a steamboat party consisting
of Miss Sewell of Augusta, Wis, DR.. H
c. Avery of Excelsior and Miss Avery;
c. G. Odds, R. ]. Cakes, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Barber of ST. Paul Miss
Bessie Squires Of Minneapolis and Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Dean of st. Paul are
at the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pardee
of Los Angeles and Mrs. j. w. Fisher
Miss Kate Norton and Walter l. Fisher
of Minneapolis were among the Sunday
guests. f,r