The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-07
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July Fourth was brilliant society
date at the Lafayette club. and mem
bers came out as early as Saturday to-
remain over to Tuesday, so that nearly
every room in the club and annex was
occupied. From Saturday to Monday
evening there was an excellent Orches-
ira at the club and afternoon programs
and the evening concerts and music nT Tor
the hops were keenly enjoyed. Monday
evening q hop was given and Tuesday
evening was the night for the Fourth of
July dance. essss
Among the affairs at the club was a.
dinner Monday evening OF fourteen
covers agiven by Mrs. Frank We. Com
of Chicago. After dinner the guests re-
manned for the dance Mrs. Tenney has
been visiting her sisters. Mrs. Commons,
Mrs. Lara and Mrs Lee Fletcher for
the past month, and number of in
formal affairs have been given for her
during her stay in Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Tenney returned to Chicago
this week. fl ~ s-y 80. a.
Charles S. Pillsbury and John s. Pills
bury gave a dinner for thirty guests on
Tuesday evening and entertained their
party at the clubhouse hop.
George W. Peavey and Mrs. Peavey
had twelve guests FOR dinner and for
the dance Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. R., Rand had ten guests for the
evening. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pills
bury entertained at a dinner OF nine
covers and at the hop. Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
your S. Langdon, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B..
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Pryor, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Hodgman, Mr.. and Mrs
George H Partridge, Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
Bestor, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Woodwork
and others were at the club for the
Fourth and entertained small family
parties. -
Mrs. Williams gave small luncheon
Wednesday at her summer home at Min
netonka Beach for Mrs. Willard King
of California, who is spending the sum-
mer with her parents at the Hubert
cottage. .....
Miss Louise Jamison gave an informal
hurst summer home for Miss Helen Wiles
of Chicago. who is visiting Miss Glee
Jamlson. The guests were Just group
of young lake people ,.. Z. ...r 80
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wright Dawson Of
Spring Park entertained at a house.
party on the Fourth at their home
Twenty guests were present, and as
each had contributed well-flled picnic
basket. the picnic dinner was served
from long table. and later in the day
music and cards were enjoyed.
An event which will prove the most
attractive for Saturday evening at the
lake will be the opening ball which
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins will give at the
new pavilion near Hotel del Otero
While no formal invitations have beer
issued, individually, Mr.. Hopkins takes
hotel living in the city and around thu
lake will consider themselves his
guests for the evening. =, A ,specia
train will leave the city returning by
midnight 80 that streetcar connection!
can be easily made in Minneapolis ant
st. Paul.
Occupying the site Of the old pavil
ion, on the pretty knoll overlooking
Spring Park bay, no more desirabl
location could have been found. TIL
building is 64x112 feet, and its princi
pal and most commendable features ar
the fine floor and the airiness whic]
can be given to the ballroom by tn
opening Of the numerous windows which
form the walls Of the pavilion. If tn
summer nights are very warm, ever.
one of these windows can be pushed III
and thus the pavilion will be nothin,
but screenwork: with the possibfh
ties Of getting air from every side. TIL
ceiling is tinted delicate sky blue AM
the walls in the lightest buff color
with trimmings Of deep sunset yellow
seem to reflect natures colors on
beautiful summer evening. The Ion
vaSti III 10 uaranSa which oonn oots
the dancing floor is divided off b.
screened walls and in response to tn
desires of the guests the entire vel
anda can be thrown open to the COO
ing evening breezes, or closed when tn
weather is cool. A large buffet run
alongside the west side of the hall, an
this will be beautifully banked an
draped with foliage, ferns and flowers
and during the intermissions the guest
will be served refreshments. Japanes
lanterns will be suspended from tn
vines and other foliage will decorat
the pillars and over doors and window
Rows Of Japanese lanterns will b
strung thru the grounds Of the hot,
and will make an illuminative pat
thru the woods leading to tn
pavilion. All in all the affair will b
such as will fulfill every expectatio
which is felt.
The Northwestern Hotel Men s a
ISOLATION will be entertained at Hot
del Otero, Aug. 8, with a luncheon.
Mrs. John E. Hall, Louis B. O'Rei
ley Miss Agnes O 'Reilley, Julian A
brecht and Miss Albrecht were IN
luncheon party yesterday at the Hot
del Otero. They were on their way
st. Louis and made a sightseeing to-
of Lake Minnetonka.
Guests at Hotel del Otero over Il
PURE BLOOD