The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-29
MINNETONKA

Mrs. J. w. Bull gave boating
party yesterday morning for her
niece, Miss James Of Los Angeles, Cal.
The guests were a group Of girl
friends of Miss James. The trip to
Wayzata and then into the upper lake
was made on the Plymouth, and lunch
con was served on board. Miss James
before continuing on her trip home.
Miss Bessie Lum was hostess at a
pretty thimble bee this afternoon at
her home at Solberg IS Point for Miss
James, the guest of Mrs. Bull. The
piazza and the rooms were bright with
decorations of asters, dahlias and
phlox, and after the young women had
piled their busy needles a light lunch
con was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. B. Vollmer of Fair.
view will entertain group Of rela:
tives at a house party next Sunday at
their cottage. Their guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schroeder, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Richter and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Schmaltz.
Mrs. Harry AFFORD will give a. re.
ception Thursday afternoons for her
cousin, Mrs. Webster of Omaha, who is
her guest at her lake home on St. Al
bans bay. The guests will come out
from the city on the afternoon train
II. w. Whittier entertained at a
fishing cruise from Saturday to Sun
day night for a party of men, making
launch as far as Six Mile creek. They
took rowboats along to continue the
trip, as boating thru the creek has its
difficulties owing to the tangle of sea
weeds. In the party were A. B. Van
Dyke, Will l.. Hall, Gilbert Whittier
and T. n. Noonan. Fishing went well
and a fine string Of bass was landed
The men pitched their tents on St
Bonifacius shore and thoroly enjoyed
the pleasures of. two days camping
On the home trip it was found that
somebody on, mischief bent had tam
pered with the launch, which had beer
left at dock near the entrance tC
Six Mile creek, and this delayed the
tor to tg eod asgatynd hou rs
| out crew.
Professor Franks will give an ex
hlblt OF clever rol Ter skating and trick
skating, this evening in the Excelsior
roller skating rink. ... 49,
Mrs. Martha Simmons of st. Alban Is
Bay has closed her summer home anc
marriage Of Miss Edith Simmons, Which,
takes place early in September.
The Misses Lauritzen of LinwooG
gave pretty cornroast Saturday eve
ming for, a group Of their lakeshort
friends from Fairview and Linwood
The campfire was built on the beach
and later in the evening there was dan
| cling in the boathouse.
Miss Pearl Weston entertained E
group of friends at a cornroast yester
day afternoon at her summer home il
M1Ieadville Park. The guests were thu
Misses Puffer, Ronner, Rodearmel
Loveioy, Monro, Benton and Puffer
| Miss Benton will be the guest of Mis-
| Weston until Friday. Miss Puffer ant
| Miss Lovejoy: came out to remain ovel
Sunday. After luncheon a trip across
| the lake was made to the Tonka Bay
| roller skating rink. ~.
The weekend guests at the Whit
W. Van slyke, Mrs. F. G. Miles, A.
Dannenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hend
ri,5 Nj Miss Louise Gillespie, MI Nj
6. collars, j. H: collars, W. +
Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Gilbert
DR.. G.. A. Stevenson, Axel,. Jorgenson
4 Henry M. Troy, John Harris; S. G. .Har
ris, Mr.. and MRS. J: A. Harris, w: NJ
don, G. Rees Mrs. Eschme r, E. Kayser
Nina limerick, Nellie M. West, L. H
Jackson, Miss Ayers. Miss France
ThaYer, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. A
| NJ. Hill, F. E. Older, Luverne, Mimi
| j.. w: Greenwell, Chicago. -, ~.
This evening the congregations of tn
| Excelsior Congregational church an(
Of the Methodist church will unite il
Sheldon of India in the parlors Of tn
Congregational church at s O'Clock
DR.. Sheldon is the daughter of the lat.
Rev. Mr.. Sheldon, who was in the pull
pit Of the Congregational church TO
! over twenty years. - -.''aSS:s'
The women around Fairview an,
Meadville shores have found muc]
pleasure in learning how to make bas
the home Of Mrs. Stiles Jones to worl
with the rattan
| Among the Saturday and Sun
day guests who registered at the Hote
La Paul were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
Ross, Sioux Falls, S. D.; H. E. Ross
Breezy Point; H. W. Ross, Minneapo
lis; Miss Palmer, Sioux Falls; Miss Dor
othy McRee, Mrs. Harrington, Mis-
| Matte Monroe, j. T. Bombaugh, Olett,
Arneson, NJ. D. McCready, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Hunson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wool
len, G. Ross, Miss Pearl A. Brasch, E
Kaye, Mrs. A. P. Hunt, Minneapolis; J
/ G.. Cleary, Kansas City; II. B. Mannard
B Masf Ms s9 N sfen ha sche fy
Schwartz, Chicago; G. H. Kenyon, New
Hampshire; Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Case and children, Mrs. Laura Arnold
Watertown, s. D.
Manager Hopkins Of Hotel del Otter
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