The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12

Plymouth and complete tour of the
lakes was made. A mouse scare caused
no end of fun and after the mouse had
been discovered by Canine, Mr.. Hop
kins' pet dog, and Miss Morgan, there
was a stampede for safer quarters on
the upper deck.
Tuesday evening thoroly enjoyable
quartet and Mrs. Josephine Bonaparte
Rice in the pavilion.
The members of the Zeta Beta Psi
Forest. The girls will be out at the
lake for two weeks, and many jolly
affairs have been planned.
Mrs. H. j. Bauman entertained at
a houseparty last Sunday at her sum-
mer home, Sunrise Point cottage, Tonka
Bay, for her nieees, Misses Olivia Hahn
and Leonia Raidt, both of Marshall,
Wis. The gathering included twenty
nephews and nieces of Mrs. Bauman,
and the young people had a delightful
time, fishing, rowing, bathing and pic
H# skh In the party were o1ya
Rena Raidt, Stella Raidt, Rosie Ban.
man, Lucy Raidt, Lncie Bauman, Della
Butscher, Ida Butscher, Urban Bauman,
Gilbert Raidt, Albert Butscher, Walter
Gangelhoff, Charles Gangelhuff, Alex
Gangelhof, Edwin and Charles Lar
man, Amor Bauman, Two Bauman and
Benno Bauman.
+. Professor Richard Stempf and his
son, Richard Stempf, spent YESTERDAY
at the lake and were guests of friends
at Elsele Point, upper lake, in Hal
stead IS bay. Professor Stempf was for.
mn1erly one OF the leading musicians in
the early musical life in Minneapolis.
His home is now in st. Louis, where he
occupies a leading position in musical
circles. Professor Stempf will remain
In the city. for over Sunday, the guest
OF DR.. and Mrs. P. Aurness ON Park
avenue.
Mrs. George Brett of Chicago, for
merly Miss Dot Thompson of Mime
apolis, is visiting in the city and at the
lake, and several informal affairs have
been given for her. Mrs: Brett has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. M.
Thompson at Chetelah cottage, and this
Sunday she will be the guest of Mrs.
Frank Meyer at her Linwood cottage.
Residents at Mound City are kept in
daily touch with the lower lake resorts
by the steamer Mayfower, which makes
three trips from Mound along all upper
lake points into the lower lake and to
plonts on the south shore as far as Ex-
celsior. During the last week of hot
and were the only means of comfort
and pleasure, as the cooling breezes
were only felt when on the lake. The
steamer returns to Mound late at night
and starts from Mound in the morning
SO that the cottagers and visitors at
Mound do not have to wait for boats
until noon. Captain Joe de Guise is at
the helm and his courteous and obliging
manners have done much to make the
boat popular.
The guests at the Chapman house,
Mound, during the week were: P; L.
Walter L. Badger, H. o. Frank, II. D.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Paris, Mrs.
G. K. Bronson, B. M. Paris, W. 81. Nicol,
p: j. Server, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. A: A. Wyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. R. Parkhurst, G. E. Rittenhaus
Robert j, Elliott. Charles s. Wartenbe,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Haskins, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. H. Taylor, Mrs. Henry Morse,
| G. Morse, Mrs. R. W. Burlingame, Miss
Elmer, Mrs. J.. L. Sandoe, Mrs. j. T.
William, l.. Shilling, P. Stone, Mrs. J.
3; Mosher, L. B. Mosher, Miss J. B.
B Rnab a. II WGal4ac Rsa Reg .n
Miss Elizabeth Sherman, Muskegon,
". J. Bally, Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Mary
Brady, Cedar Rapids; Miss Christine
Teller, Chicago; Miss Margaret Bush,
Bernard Bush, Red Wing; Helen Por-
ter, Excelsior; Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Park
er, Des Moines, Iowa, L. Ronnon, Max
L. E. Jones Of Chicago entertained a
party Of seven Tuesday at the Chap
| man house, after making tour Of the
| lake.
Professor Milton Updegraf Of Anap-
oils, Nd, is spending week at Chap.
man 8. Harry s. Parker Of St.. Paul
arrived this week for a week g visit.
Mrs. F. M. Carpenter and G. Il. Car
penter are week guests of W. J.. Car
penter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Barnard Of Min.
neapolis were over Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Carpenter, at Chap
Mrs. R. H. Lane and Miss Blanche
Lane have been for week in the city.
| MI. ana MIS-. hODeIG FOilDIdCut u
Minneapolis have been spending q week
at the Chapman house. Rev. and Mrs.
! G. A. Hilton and Miss Ruth Hilton and
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Fay Hilton Of Minnie
apolis are spending a month at tho
hotel. 81. j. Swindler, Mrs. George c..
Merrill, Raymond Merrill Of Minneap-
oils are out foE the remainder OF tho
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Carpen-
ter and family are also out for q month.
l r - s
Dinners out Of doors or on the deck
of a steamer have been quite the thing
this week, and there have been NUM-
Der Of boating parties and family gath.
erings. Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.. Church Of
Minnetonka had some friends out from
the city Thursday, and as pleasant
diversion had the dinner served on the
Acte, which they chartered in the eve.
ming, dining while the boat glided
slowly from point to point in the upper
lake, and returning after the moon was
no. DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Hall, Roy and
Helen Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Whit
comb, Minneapolis, and the guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Frank Hall,
Willard and Frances Hall, Canadaigua,
! N, Y; Miss Dickinson and Miss May
Sparks, Alton, H., were their guests.
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