The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-24
MINNETONKA

Spring Park was the Mecca for the
2OO members of the Knights of Column
bus, Hennepin Council, yesterday after
great success from every point of view.
The day was q beautiful one, and on
the arrival of the special train at Way
Zata the Excelsior met the party and
TOOK all on a tour of the upper and
lower lake, landing at Spring Park in
tlme Tor the supper. Music on board
was furnished by Days orchestra, and
the upper deck was used for an i'm
promptu dance. At Spring Park there
was short program Of sports, and
bowling, and the excursionists had their
share of fun and frolic. Supper was
served at Hotel Del Otero. Later there
was dancing in the Spring Park pavil-
ion. A special train returned to the
city late at night. On the committee
arranging for the outing were j. P.
coleman, ). G.. Sheehan, I. E. Weise-
Mrs: E. P. Elliott, Mrs. A. T.. Bige-
low, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Cooper, Miss
Farnsworth, Mrs. O. O. Ogilvie Of St.
Paul, F. N, Stacy and number of
guests OF the Sampson house, who are
at the lake for the chess tournament,
took the Wayzata for a tour of the
lower lake yesterday afternoon to es-
cape the heat of the day on shore.
p, Following a game of 'pinochle Tues
day evening the members of the
Pinochle club were hosts at a supper of
forty covers in the cafe of Tonka Bay
hotel. The affair was made the occa-
sion OF the presentation to Manager
Godfree. of an original poem lauding
the praise OF the management of the
hotel during the season. A. Sachs read
the clever verses and Mr.. .Godfree re-
Piled with witty speech. Attached to
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sachs, Louisville. KY; Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L: Hartman, Chicago; z. .Geist, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Werner, st. Louis; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry M. Rubel, Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs Henry F. L Klein, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Nate W. Stone, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ettman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Mailer, st. Louis. ~
ood5 The e., merry cry color colony of guests, bade
Henry NJ. Rubel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Mailer, who returned to their
homes yesterday after several months
sojourn at Tonka Bay hotel. They are
among a great number of guests who
have already made arrangements for
next summer for their summer outing
at the hotel. Mr.. Godfree has already
booked parties to fill forty of the suites
at the hotel.
Saturday evening there will be the
fishing party and fish-fry is arranged.
Recent arrivals at Tonka Bay hotel
were: Mesdames Freeman. L. Loomis,
G. T.. Nuaham, G.. K. Black. Messrs.
and Mesdames L. R. Than. T. M.
Hutchinson, A. NJ. Hunter, Messrs. A.
): Hunter, A. Tylor, Thomas O'Connor
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. McWade, Mrs.
McCabe, Miss NJ, Jeffreys, Mrs. E. L.
Minneapolis; Misses B. Donaldson and
M. Donaldson, Marshalltown, Iowa; W.
p: Hammond, St. Paul; S. J. Spaulding,
w. Aspinall. Des Moines, Iowa; Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Todd, Syracuse, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McLennan, Miss
Alice McLennan, Chicago; W.. E.
Schleicher, Omaha; Mrs Frank Kluck-
holm,, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Frost, Miss
F1ost. Mr.. and Mrs. Waulhaus, Milwau-
kee; Mr.; and Mrs. W. T. Hooban, Wash
Glen Morris, the inviting Christmas
Lake resort, is having host of mid:
summer guests. Miss knight and Mrs.
Taylor entertained group of eighteen
guests at pretty lake luncheon E.
j. Smith and family have Joined the
summer colony for few weeks. Miss
Overlook is visiting Miss Roberts for a
few days at Glen Morris. i.Ess ~ ;
:, Among the weeks guests were Mines.
H. c. Belden, Robinson, J. II. Queaf'
Taylor, Fisher, A. E. Merrill. Chamber
lain George Harrison, J. T. Wyman, G.
Simmons; Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Walker
DIR. and Mrs. Richardson, DR.. and Mrs.
Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
P. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
I. Belden, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Walker,
Misses Simmons, Mrs. Esmond, Misses
Hudson, Hayes, Snyder, Knight, Glass,
Miss Comstoek, Fargo, N. D.; Miss Lois
Harry Wood, Archie Walker, G. Brack.
ett and Henry Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Hall chaperoned
party of sixteen young people at a
cornroast and hayrack party to the lake
Tuesday. A steamer took the party to
Big Island.
A pleasant affair was family picnic
arranged on the Excelsior commons by
a group of Minneapolis people, who
share the comforts of large family
nolllO LIZ JIG WluGcI. LII Gue afternoon
there was cornroast and picnic supper
and the. evening hours were whiled
away with bowling and trip on the
lake. Present were: Mrs. G. J. Men
denhall, Miss Alice Mendenhall, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Freeman; Mines. J. M.
Gregg, Dunn, Kinsey, Pillsbury, Chap
man; Miss A. s. Everhart, Miss Cross
Miss Anna Staten, Miss Florence Will
Jams and Charles Kershstein.
Mrs. L. De Cue who is visiting at
Rose Cottage Tonka bay, was given a
delightful surprise Saturday afternoon
The guests came out on the noon train
bringing their picnic baskets along for
sumpteous porch supper. Mrs. w
NJ. Walker, who had been told of the
plans, had decorated the house very
prettily with sweet peas and asters
Boating on Mr.. Walker IS launch and a
visit to the Casino were the pleasures
Misses Maude Moody, Agnes Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Frank Belden,
Everett Ahdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Phearson Miss Eta Bede, and Mr.. and
Smith. r Mr.. and 1n Mrs. McPhearson ' anu nS and
Miss Bede remained at the lake over
Sunday.
Yesterday evening the members of
the Minnetonka Boat club enjoved an
informal hop in the ball room of Hotel
Tonka Bay. The stormy weather pre-
vented a number Of the club members
from attending the hop, but those who
came found the social gathering de-
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