The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-15

SESSION. ~ AIGtI InAS zones the bankers "a
Bay Hotel the busiest place at the
lake for two days. Tuesday will be
pleasure day and the round Of festivi-
ties will include an afternoon boatride
with refreshments; on the return to the
hotel the large banquet is due, and aft
,er it comes an hour s frolic at the Ca
sine roller rink. From roller skating,
the bankers will proceed to a vaude-
vile show, at which the best talent will
perform, and as a closing treat, Dutch
luncheon will be served on the piazzas,
Every room has been already engaged,
and sleeping accommodations will be
at a premium during the two-days SEES
sion Of the association.
Horace Lowry will have large au-
tomobile party at the hotel July 10,
and the same week the Importing Tail
ors association, with their wives, will
meet at the hotel, in a party of about
one hundred. The National Bank Clerks
will entertain at a dinner, followed by
debate, July 20, and July ~ has been
announced for the date Of the meeting
of 500 members of the National Optical
association.
Hotel Tonka Bay will open for atho
public June %, and the large opening
June "a. Invitations will be issued for
the smart event, and the entire ar
rangements will be on very elaborate
scale. Manager and Mrs. Godfree have
invited a group of prominent residents
at the lake to assist them in receiving,
and they will give handsome dinner
party in their honor preceding the ball.
| The occasion will call for elegant cos
tunes, and the women from all over
| JoJ frnp a tyri Oif will
have a delightful opportunity for wear
ing elaborate evening dress. Mrs. God
free will be in charge of all the social
| functions and her success is assured, tor
one YEARS. stay at the lake gained her
! a host of friends and much popularity.
AS soon as there are sufficient guests
at the hotel and in the cottages, Mrs.
| Godfree will resume the pleasant after
noon teas which were entertaining at
| fairs last summer.
G. D. Reynolds, who is to act in the
capacity as head clerk, has already ar
rived at the hotel. Mrs. Reynolds will
ioin him later. Robert Skeuy will be
the night clerk. Miss Florence Cob
vraugh of Chicago will take UP her
duties as bookkeeper next week, and
| hotel, Chicago, made her debut as head
Of the dining room yesterday. Miss
Pauline Hustled is the housekeeper, and
Louis Garvey, an authority in getting
up- the Choices menus, is the chef. The
Ziegler band, under the leadership OF
Gustave Ziegler, will play at the hotel
and excellent music will be an enter
tanning factor.
4 The Tau Kappa Phi girls are spend
ing two weeks at. one Of the Burton
4 L. QhOn1
twelve in the party. t-f,
J.. H. Booth, manager and superln
! tendent of the Excelsior Fruit Growers
association, arrived in Excelsior yes
terday to spend the summer. Mr.. Bootl
was formerly principal of, the Excelslo
| high school and had charge Of the LAX
City schools this winter. He has Jus
! made trip to Fargo in the interest O.
j the association The field of business
I in North Dakota will be much enlarged
and about twenty new towns hay
been added to the list, from which tn
Excelsior fruit men select their marke
for the home fruit. Mr.. Booth state
that the strawberry crop would not b
very heavy, but good; promise IS ex
cellent, however, for a splendid GRO
of other berries. Mrs. Booth precede'
Professor Booth one day in coming t
the lake. lHey die ac CAo -HoNA" az
cottage. - /.
Plymouth church picnic was post
; poned from last Saturday on accoun
: of threatening q weather, and will b
held instead Saturday. Of this week, a
Breezy Point. The party will go GU
on the Milwaukee, leaving at 9 o 'clocl
and everyone connected with Plymout
church is included in the Invitation
Mr.. Jones will return to act as host-i1
chief.