The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-11

Mapes. Miss Merrill Of Minneapolis and
A. A. Adams Of st. Paul; Mr. and Mrs
L. E. Porter, Miss Edith Stamate Of OF
tawa, ILL.,; L. L. Stamate of Philadelphia
Miss Madeleine Gowan Of Chicago and
Mrs. j. e. Lund, Mrs. e. Shumpik and
Miss Shumpik of Minneapolis. Miss Cora
Barton and Miss Dorothy Barton were
the guests of Miss Lane at the hotel.
Among those who arrived Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. I4eubuer of Detroit,
Mich; Ellis Jaeger Myers of York, Pa,
and William Flaherty, Mr.. and Mrs.
James O. Pierce of Minneapolis and Miss
Bessie Chaplin of Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Edward D. Benedict entertained
at a charming luncheon yesterday at her
new summer home at Tonka Bay for Mrs.
F. W. LOOMS of New York. Covers
were laid for eleven. and the guests were
Mines w F. Loomis, New York; G. w.
Potter, Jr., Max Keith, D. NJ. Weishoon.
Guy H. Nelson, G. G. Godfree, James
Burns. Minneapolis; Misses Mary Louise
Foster Anne Ward Foster, Chicago and
Won Scholten, Duluth The entire dining
room was transformed into a bower of
green with boughs of oak to make a pretty
setting for the clusters of bright black
eyed Susans which filed the vases. The
name cards We're made by Harold Bene-
dict and were clever pen and ink sketches
| suggestive of the characteristics of each
guest After the luncheon the party went
to the Minnetonka Boat club, where Mrs
Weishoon, Mrs. Potter and the Misses
Foster gave an informal program of music
and recitatfons.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. F. Fraser of Cottage
wood entertained group of friends infor-
mally Sunday at a boating party son the
Juanita, in celebration Of their first we'd
ding anniversary. A tour of the lower
lake was made and the Beach casino and
pavilion at Excelsior were visited.
| Captain Cheeley of the Acte gave his
( popular Wednesday excursion into the
upper lake yesterday. The trip was made
to Mound City, arriving at the Mound
at 1890 and staying a full hour for din
ner. Hosts of people from the lake and
from the city took in the pleasant oppor-
| tunity to see almost every party Of the
lake during the trip.
Mrs H. c. Evers Of Hotel Keewaydin,
Cottagewood entertained Monday in
! honor Of her sister, Mrs. Cora B. Sears
Of Chicago, who is visiting her. The Acte
was chartered and took the party on a
tour of the lake. stopping at Hotel del
| Otero for luncheon, and returning a stop
was made at the Tonka Bay casino and
| at the Excelsior casino for roller skating
and bowling. The fourteen guests were
Mrs. Avery Of Chicago who is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. c.. G. Fraser at
Hotel La Nome, Cottagewood; Mines.
Ranker, Jones, Fraser, Pitcher, Kremer
+ Stair, Ehrlich, Schloss and Mullin of Min
neapolis and Miss Peck Of Dennison. Tex
/ Mrs. J. A. Schoss gave luncheon to-
day at her home in the city for Mrs
] Avery and Mrs. Sears, and next Thursday
Mrs. Ed Jones will give a luncheon al
her home on Park avenue for Mrs. Sears
Mrs. c. c. Fraser is planning a luncheon
in honor Of her mother this month.
Mrs. E. Van Ende of Cottagewood gave
an informal luncheon at her summer home
the latter part of the week, and he1
guests were Mines. Stoft, McLain, Norton
Misses Knoblauch Mueller and Beidel
: man. Miss Edna Van Ende entertained
Miss Marion Hagerty Of Minneapolis dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Sampson A. Reed had as an over
} Sunday house party Mr.. and Mrs. H. N
Stevenson, Harold Stevenson. Mr.. ant
Mrs Howard DeLaittre, Misses Grace ant
: Evelyn DeLaittre, Mrs. Carrie Russell, j
!. M. Dunn, Minneapolis; Miss Quirk, Cleve
, land, and Miss Dixon, Winona Mr. ant
Mrs. James Galehouse, Mrs. c. A. Fell
and Mrs. C. s. Gold were the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed yesterday.
: Miss Edna Keesling and i Allen Oar
were married yesterday afternoon In tn
Congregational churcht7of Wayzata, whic
!: was decorated with ferns and flower.
:. Miss Gladys Keesling played the weddin
!: march. Miss Grace Keesling was flower
> girl. Miss Ethel Dart was maid of homo
/. and James Dougherty acted as best maj
/ The bride wore tan wolfe over silk, an
:. carried bride roses. The service was fo
> lowed by a reception at the home of til
i brides father, B. F. Keesing, and sur
l. per was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Dart wi
:. make their home in Wayzata.