The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01

claim TO De as pOpuldCeQ DIS early III
the summer, and at some of these the
sight of a moving-van or closed summer
homes is unknown. Ferndale residents
are still enjoying the pleasures of the
lake and not even during June did the
pretty resort appear to better advantage
than it does now, with just the faintest
suggestion of fall and leave-taking in
the air. One reason which makes one
forget that October has come is the
fact that there is an utter lack of,
autumn foliage. A cluster Of bright
red maple leaves or golden brown oak
is quite a novel sight and the popular
lake shore trips to view the foliage
from south to north and from upper to
lower lake shores will have to be post
poned for week or two.
The automobile is having its day at
the lake, and cottagers find the pleas
ure of a drive early in the morning
thru the dewladen country or in the
evening, when the sun sinks behind
clouds of gold, a recreation which has
not its equal. Every morning the tour
ing cars come in from the city and
every afternoon they go back and sew
eral of the prominent men express their
delight and satisfaction in such sport
in glowing terms.
Who has come in from Ferndaleq
Hardly anybody, except Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
NJ: Crosby and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S..
lPillsbury. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Phelps
and Miss Phelps will close their coun-
try home early next week to return to
the city for little while. Later in the
season they will go to Southern Cali
fornia. Richardson Phelps and Ed
;mund Phelps have gone to Pasadena,
Cal, and arc attending Harvard school:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Northup and
Miss lNorthup will remain at their lake
side home until very late in the fall,
and will leave early in the winter for
New York to be east in time for the
holidays. W. G.. Nor.hup, j., has gone
east to enter college. Mr. and Mrs.
E. F. Elliott are still at their pretty
summer home, Briar Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Barber are at the Highlands and
will remain out few weeks longer:
Mrs. Barber returned from the east last
week, having accompanied her son,
Roswell Barber, who went to college.
Morris Hallowell, Jr., has gone to
Haverford, Philadelphia, to attend
school, but Mr.. and Mrs. Hallowell, ST..
will remain at their lake home while
longer. Mr.. and Mrs George H. Chris.
tian and Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Chris.
tan are still at their country homes
4 Mrs. Henry II. Christian and little son
& who have been spending the summer
with them are about to leave for Cleve
land, the former home of Mrs. Chris
tian.
Mrs. F. B: Semple has Just returned
from an extended trip with Mr.. and
i Mrs. C. R. Lamb and is at her home
/ at Ferndale. for a short time, previous
to the opening of her town house Miss
R Rebece a. semple Ell is c visiting in b New
will keep Highcroft open late in tho
z fall. Mrs. John s. Pillsbury and Mr.
| and Mrs. E. G. Gale and son of Fern
! dale will prolong their stay at the lake
I as long as possible. They expect Mr.
4 and Mrs. Alfred Pillsbury home from
{ are now in London and will sail fo1
/ America Oct g. Mr.. and Mrs. George
. W. Porter are also among the Ferndalt
y residents who are planning late stay
T at the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Hars
Y enbergh will keep their summer home
i Miss Elsie Harden ergh, who has beer
! at Johns Hopkins hospital for the pas
Z four years. will be one of. the nurses
to be graduated in October. &@<5 ~ II
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dunwoody o:
\ Orono will close their summer hom
in from their home at Orono Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert L. Carpenter VII
remain at their summer home for som
time longer. Lawrence Carpenter ha
i gone east and is at Hotchkiss ,schoo
i Lakeville, Conn John Snyder of Wilc
hurst is also at Hotchkiss.
\ cola will return to the City Tuesda
4 and will be at the West hotel Mr.. an
f Mrs. Luman c. Pryor, who have bee
at Arcola, haye returned to the city
Mebena4s & HpbSp and msnT
FL the Arcola families are still at thei
Eli lake homes.
q Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hodgman hav
Y returned to their home at Minnetonk
4 Beach from a delightful trip of th
\ Gre Great Lakes X 3, on board the IT,: Geore
II Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hallowe]
II Mrs Preston King and Robert Ha
d tings.
II Mrs. Burt Elliott of Excelsior ente
Il tanned the Birthday club Wednesds
& at luncheon and card party at h
L home. The decorations were carried O
i in red and green, and clusters Of shag{
h red asters filed the vases and jardi
4 ieres. Euchre was played and the lunc
4 con was served at the conclusion of t.
4 games: The pretty prizes were won
4 Mrs. Frank Putnam and Mrs. Frar
gilbert The guests were Mines. L.
(. Walter Baker, George Dickinson, Fra1
Dimond, George La Paul, Frank p
kins, George Hopkins, and Miss Ell
Z Clark
4 Mr.. and Mrs. 3. n. Lewis announ
\ the engagement Of their daughter, FL
n ence Vert, to Francis Owen Hendricl
IA The wedding will take place Wednesd
III afternoon, Oct. is, at Excelsior.
FIX Mr.: and Mrs. Gipson Of Arcola ha
Nh issued nvltations for next Thursday
.S their handsome summer home on t
E north shore: The affair will be sma
IR dinner party followed by q dance, a.
HI as the guests are to be entertained ov
EH night a breakfast party will be Civ
I# Friday. There will be about TWEEN
DIA guests.
Hi y One of the charming affairs of t
I8 week was luncheon given by Mrs.
tE# H. Howard Of Manitou for the me
.IH bers Of the Manitou club. The cl
was organized this summer and it's 81
+S poses have been to bring the membt
E# together at pretty social functions.
lib colonial party and Marie Antoinet
lib luncheon were among the delightful
I{A fairs which have been given by the Y
yIt# mon. The decorations at the lunche
lib We're beautifully carried out W:
II8. dahlias, cosmos, SALIVA and other f
GjI#- blossoms, which were arranged in hu
. fI8I bowls and vases in the rooms and
( hIa the yerandas. After the luncheon t
fIl# parity was entertained at laun
li#t ride on board the Shiwassii M