The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-21
LAKE HINNETONKA

Mr. and Mrs. James III. Woolnough, who
have been at West Point to attend the
graduating exercises, returned Sunday
morning to their home at Maple Heights
Second Lieutenant James b. Woolnough
came home with his parents to spend the
summer at the lake, until he receives his
appointment Mr.. and Mrs. Woolnough
were accompanied by their cousin, Miss
Marion Trevor of Rhinebeck, n. Y. Lieu
tenant Woolnough expects party OF SIN
from West Point. They will be here some
time in July; all are southern men and
are now visit at home. When tney
come to the lake, Mrs. Woolnough will do
quite little entertaining for them.
| Professor and Mrs. w. r. Appleby and
children of Minneapolis are guests at Ma
| plewoood Inn for the season. Visitors AZ
! the Inn during the week were j. w. =.
Charlton, Mrs. Clayton. Miss Lavinia r.
Pease, John F. Norrish. Miss Gertrude
Norrsh ST. Paul; Gilbert G. Thorne
Misses Frances and Alice Thorne, New
York; r. L. Fairbairn. Mrs. P. Allen, F.
| G. O'Neill, st. Paul; Fl. B. Turnquist, M
c. Parker. Miss Dorothy Parker, Donald
Parker. Miss Rose w. Anderson, F. II.
Brimmemr. l.. P Chute, Minneapolis;
Miss Alice M. Bush. San Francisco.
Friday evening the first hop of the sea-
son will be given by Mrs Woolnough for
the entertainment Of her guests and their
Invited friends. The hops are invitation
affairs ana form one OF the pledSd1I So
| cial features at the WoolnoughS.
MI and Mrs. w. M. Walker Of Rose
cottage, Tonka Bay, entertained at a large
house party over Sunday, the occasion be-
ing the christening Of their handsome new
twenty-four foot launch. The boat was
named after Mrs. Walker, "Maryetta, .
and Mrs Walker broke the bottle with the
proverbial brew "for good luck over the
bow of the boat. The bottle was all done
up with pink ribbons gayly futtering in
the breeze. At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker gave a supper. Pansies, June
roses ferns and wild flowers made an at
tractive decora ton in the rooms and on
the supper table stood pretty vases filled
with purple, white and yellow pansies. In
the party were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcpherson, Miss Ella
Norris Miss Carrie Rogers, Mr. and Mrs
Merriam, Miss Alice Merriam, Miss Cor
rine Falconer, Messrs. and Mines W. A
Lucius Frink, Fletcher Fankhauser, Min.
neapolis; Burton Booth, st. Paul, ant
Miss Edith Tyler Of Portland, Ore.
Mrs. w. A. Merriam of Tonka Bay will
entertain at her summer home, Edge
water, tomorrow. The guests will be {
group of women visiting at Excelsior ant
euchre will be played
The students of the De La Sales gradu
ating class were given an outing and pic
=. mic at Tonka Bay Saturday.
Fishermen report that fishing aroun
3 the upper lake points continues to fur
= nish no end of sport, and that the ifs
- which are conspicuous for their absenc
T. in the lower lake can be found in plent
, further up. At Spring Park beach excel
:. lent catches were made during the week
,, A train leaving Minneapolis early in tn
y morning enables anglers to spend all da
80 at the lake and gives them fair star
~ before noon, the train arrives at 1t
- destination about o'clock. Hotel d.
~ Otero is the center of many fishing PAL
- ties and over Saturday and Sunday hos
= of guests came out to try their lucl
III Among those who registered at Hotel d.
i OterO We're Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Mugal
N Everett Mugan MI. and Mrs w. R. Gil
., liam, F. w. Jarvis, Miss l.. Tisdale, /
II Lundman, F. Camp, James R.. Phillip
o. q. James Allen, Fl. F. William, J. B. Rict
a ardson, Max Kicker, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
10 Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Goodrich, Mr.
~ John Rau, Harold Goodkind, Miss Edit
III Goodkind, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Oddie, M
s. and Mrs. E. R. Slagle, H. A. Blank, w.
IL Wilkinson, Miss Bonner, G. c. Bohn,
H. Hunt, Miss Fishein, Mr.. and Mr.
r Frank H. Griggs and family, Miss Ellie
g; Bracket, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hacke
~: Mrs. G. r. Lennon, Miss Verna Flucl
I'd holm st. Paul; George H. Porter, Jat
al Williams, w. -Daugherty, New York;
ne and Mrs. J. A. B. Espen, Washingto
al Mrs Thomas Dunbar, Chicago; Dr. al
e Mrs. F. B. Kremer;, Birch Bluff; DIR.
nd McCotheran, La Crosse, Wis; w.
ng MITCHELL Mason Towle, Chicago; Ha:
he Mix and party. Oshkosh, Wis; Miss Ell
an Smith, Miss Mary Griffin, Dr. Thorn
l1r Marsham, Arthur Jones, w. e. Buttes,
E. Smith, F. H. Shaw, R. N. Dickey N
and Mrs. Hume, Miss Eleanor H. Bresk
Miss Sadie F. Bresky. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Andrew
Miss Elliott, A F. Smith, Minneapolis.
On July 2 the first hop Of the seas
will be given at Hotel Del Otero Co
\ certs at the hotel will be a pleasant fe
u t,1re and the military hand which com