The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-21
MINNIE TONIkA

on the lake yesterday evening, coming
to Wayzata at o'clock. The steamer
Excelsior was boarded and, with music
on board, few delightful hours were
spent on on q TIP thru the the upper an !.
train returned to the city with the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Hodgkins of
Brentwood have been entertaining a
number Of relatives during the past
Hodgkins brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs: Milo A.. Hodgkins Of Yankton,
SEGA, Miss Alderman of Northfeld and
Miss Nellie Roberts Of Minneapolis, a,
cousin of Mrs. Hodgkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodgkins and little daughter will re-
Emmanuel Baptist Sunday school pic
nicked at the Excelsior commons yester-
day and enjoyed the delightful day and
the many pleasing features on the pro-
gram.
Mrs M. w. Walker was hostess at a
delightful ail-day affair for the Zurah
Ladies last Friday. In the forenoon
cards were played and after the invit-
ing luncheon had been served, music
and games furnished amusement. The
table in the dining room was bright
with clusters Of red and white peonies,
and peonies with maidenhair ferns filled
hanging baskets and wall pockets in
the living room and on the veranda.
Manager G.. H. Godfree of Hotel Ton
ka Bay has issued invitations for the
opening dance Of the season to be held
Dancing will commence at 9 o'clock,
| and preceding the ball a reception will
be held. MI and Mrs. Godfree will
| have number of popular matrons OF
| Lake Minnetonka in the receiving line
and the affair will be an event of much
state and ceremony. Fhe appointments
will be beautiful and will suggest in
every detail the tone which will GOV
ern the social events at the hotel this
summer.
Among the visitors at the MICKEY
house, Excelsior, are Mr.. and MRS.
Gr9cker and son, Mr.. and Ms nS;,1 Wa Mss
S. B. Lovejoy, Miss Marjorie Lovejoy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. Parker
and daughter, who have been at the
Muckey's for a week, have returned
to the city. The house has been en-
tirely renovated this spring and pre-
ance. Much additional room has been
room and kitchen. Mrs. mickey will
name the home Rose Hill as soon as
the many roses, which have, always
been around whatever home she occu-
pied, are properly planted.
Recent guests at the Minnetonka
Boat clubhouse were the Misses Ellen
May. Anderson, Belle G. Jeffrey, Ruth
Sterling, Mabel Jamison, Esther Erlck'
son, Jean Loudon, Gertrude Mascot
Garr9 Rice Una McG H1Eae T T;r9nis
Broderick. Mabel Reid. Effie Crawshaw
Mrs. H. R. Loudon, II. A. Bradbury
Stuart Lane, A.. A. Crane, II. A. Nc
Claiche, Ralph Collins. ..,.. e..
roNKA DRHTwooD.
Mrs Charles Cornman has been visiting friend
DR.. and Mrs. G. D. Fisher are occupying the
new cottage at Tonka Bay. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Hughes have come ou
to their cottage at Brentwood. ~. ..e
Mr. and Mrs. William S. McWade returned
Monday from camp at Lakev1eW.
Misses Clara Thompson and =: A A;1e Stevens
have gone on visit to Eden Prairie. s
Mrs. T. L. Furber and children came out t.
Summerville to be guests OF Mrs. J. harper.
Mrs. e. G.. Goethe has been visiting for :,
week at the home of Mrs. E. B. Harrison II
Mrs. G.. Allinger sof Minneapolis came to tn!
lake yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Z
S. Dever. -.r...-. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Fuller Of Sheldon, Iowa, ar
! spending two weeks with Mr.. and MRS. Z. )
Miner at Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs j., E. Stair are occupying tn
Z Haywood cottage at Brentwood and have take
two years lease. - 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Sampson Of Minneapoli
! will be at the Clark house with Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Baker for the summer.
tied at one Of the small cottages near Hote
4 Keewaydin, Cottagewood, for the summer.
Miss Jessica Davidson, who came out wit It
I summer, has been entertaining Miss Rae Mates
4 Urban L. Bauman and Two I. Bauman Q
4 Tonka Bay have left on two months ri
! Yellowstone Park. .s.. -.-....
Mr.. and Mrs. D. q. Hume Of Waterloo Iowa
/ are guests Of Mr.. Hume's brother, N. T. Hume
. and Of Mrs. Hume, at their cottage at Sunris
Point. Tonka Bay. " - r. ~
entertain her nieces s.' Misses Olivia Hahan an
k COME Mf dg9 sar 1T in he 5u home
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jefferson Of st. Pa,
I are occupying. the Jefferson's summer hon
foe this Is Scissors
Mr.. and Mrs. James tBortel Of Troy, \; \
s7esd It sru eostafs
Yellowstone Park and the Portland exposition.
Charles Sweeney Of New s, Orleans is a que
four years ago Mr.. Sweeney spent every sun
mer at the lake. and during that time was OF
i of the enthusiastic sailors on Lake Minnetonk
Mrs. William Myers of central Illinois a
rived yesterday to spend the summer with h
daughter, Mrs. C. A. Schmidt. at rBentwoo
Mrs. c. Kohl accompanied her on the trip fro
Illinois and will remain with her sister tn,
the summer.
HI Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'Brien and sons are at tt
Wheelan cottage, which they have taken fl
the season Mrs Redmond and the Mise
\ May and Grace Redmond will be the CUES
| Of Mrs: o'Brien at her lake home: Joseph Re
\ mond is guest at the cottage for a few day
4 Guy Bennett of owatonna is visiting at t
\ DR.. L.. L. Bennett cottage at Tonka Bay. F
B came to attend the Bankers convention. Nj
h and Mrs. Carl Bennett will arrive about Ju
4 1 at the Bennett cottage, and during their st,
4 at the lake Dr. Bennett will be in Owatonn
/ They will be at the lake for about a month.
= Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Dever of Minneapol
are at the Forbes cottage at Brentwood NJ
= and Mrs Grant. c. W. Meneilley, Miss We
Meneilley, DR.. Carl Rogers OF st. Paul, Mi
n Madge Van Bergen Miss Martha Dever al
q house parties which Mr.. and Mrs. Dever ha
s. given within the last week.
= Attractive Low Fare Excursions fro
4 Chicago to the Seashore, via Ne
s York and to Baltimore, Md.
b Asbury Park and return $21.35, tic
q cts good going June 20, 80, July and
8 valid for return until Aug. 81 by exte
b sion.
q The only line that operates trains
E New York via Washington, Baltimo
IA AND PHILADELPHIA.