The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-04
MINNEIONKA

NOI since Gle usfSs . sol Inc old LaIay-
i the water were the rage, have the Wis
itors enjoyed a water carnival, so that |
the beautiful affair arranged for last
night by Manager Hopkins of the Hotel
de, l. Otero was the success ct the season.
tic calm and darkness; gondolas over
hung by softly glowing lantern fitted |
to and fro from shore to shore; the soft |
caressing notes of the "Santa Lucia''
an echo ali over the bay, and the happy
laughter and murmur of voices sug-
gested night in Venice. over fifty
boats were fitted up for the carnival |
and the picture of the graceful crafts
touring the bay and meeting in circles
charming. In each boat was Condo
lier playing mandolin or guitar, and |
the sweet, tender melodies in which the
participants of the carnival Joined
added the necessary romantic element.
In the middle, of the bay was a huge
Of red, blue, green and gold and brilliant
sky rockets, turning the bay into a
place of radiant beauty After a little
the float was turned into fort, and the
capture Of Port Arthur was successfully |
accomplished by bombardment of .py-
rotechnical weapons. During the carni-
val the orchestra played program of |
| tuneful music in keeping with the af- |
| fair, and late thru the night, the ever
changing twinkle Of red, blue, white and
green lantern told its story Of happi-
:, Among tie gondoliers and their fair
Jones, Morgan, Gillian, Boyd Churchill,
Werner, Harrington Metzger, Wayland, |
WTman n M M Mat kko4se GhaF9n
fBavid Ghur MbiIGS M H9nGG
Boots, Metzger, Maryland, Rouse, Marks,
Belts, Balcolm, Wanoaugh, Messrs. Jack
Hanley, Ca! Hanley, Frank Boyd, Nc
Clellen, Rothschild, Burleigh, Werner, of
the Hotel del Otero, and a number of
the cottagers. 81
This evening will be hop night at the
Hotel del Otero and the beautiful wealth
er will bring out a host Of dancers to
enjoy the pretty weekly social event at
Spring Park.
The recent arrivals at the hotel were
81. L. Lee, Duluth; Mrs. H. R. johnson,
Omaha; Mrs. L: Mcspaden, St. Louis;
sandergaard, Litchfeld; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Merrill, Cedar Falls; Miss Leila Da-
Wis, Marshalltown, Iowa; Mrs. Louis
Charon, Fort Dodge, Iowa; Mr.. and
and and MIS-: j. j. e Webber 'PMf ebeefys M %f
Mr.: and Mrs. R. P. Fales, G. N. Succock,
Chicago.
Mrs: E. J. Tunstead, c. Goddard, Mr..
and Mrs. B. e. Tunstead made lake
trip Monday and stopped at the Hotel
Miss Alice E. Perry, St. Paul; Miss
Eleanor R. Ferguson and Miss Mabel
Ferguson of Pittsburg, Pa, were Wis
] itors, at the hotel Tuesday after. trip
| on the lake.
| Mrs. Albert Allen Fry entertained
Mrs. Charles H. Heck Of Fairfield at
the hotel.
Mr.: and Mrs Q: H. witte, Miss F..
Rassield, o. W. Witte, Miss Matte NJ.
Butts, were in a party of st. Louis
travellers visiting at Del Otero.
Mrs. G. A. Buchanan, who is chaper-
;! arranged a delightful birthday surprise
party Wednesday for Miss Madeline
Tease. Of ST.. Louis. Miss Tease had
been in the city, and on her return she
was met at Spring Park dock by the
Comet, and as it was her sixteenth
birthday. anniversary, she was saduted
whistle. 3 After the party had landed
at Shady island, Miss Tease was driven
to the home in a small pony carriage
decorated with branches of green and
streamers. The gala event was, the
supper, with huge birthday cake
Later there were musical selections
- songs and piano numbers. a.
Friday afternoon the sixteenth birth,
e day anniversary of Miss Katherine Ste
n phens was celebrated with a mock re-
J. ception and musical. Invitations had
J.. been issued to No. /, Piazza avenue
Y the roomy front porch Of Hotel Shady
l. Island, where Mrs. Buchanan stood in
s line with the guest Of honor. Miss
|, Madeline Tease appeared in the role of
d Grandma Tease and her two grandchil.
Q dren and stirred up an endless amount
Of fun and frolic. Miss Margaret Tease
who is very accomplished singer
It sang; Miss Eleanor Buchanan, who also
d to the concert, and Miss Clara McCune
d did the instrumental work. The Misses
8. McCune and the Misses Hamlin, who
|, have been on the island, have returned
|. to the city. Miss Helen Morrison OF
Oberlin, daughter Of Professor Morri
r son Of ,Oberlin college, has been a visit
or of the young people. -
a The Minneapolis Automobile clut
3, will have a run to Tonka Bay hotel to-
l. morrow afternoon and program of ex
y citing sports has been arranged. There
q IS cup at stake for the new B class
lie not in the new class. A special cu1
e, is also offered for the winner in
1t handicap race between the White anG
l. Westman autoboats. The races of thu
r. new B sloops will also decide the clut
u representative to be sent to the Inlant
n. Lake Yachting association races a
Oshkosh the week Of Aug. ID. 10.
y The auto club and the Roosevelt clul
IS will make things merry at Tonka Bay
IT and the Hotel Tonka Bay, where til,
c. festivities will commence, with al
j. elaborate luncheon at noon, will b,
If thronged. - 80
s. Maple Heights inn on Phelps islanc
I'd is one Of the beauty spots on the lake
n and, the opening Of the surrounding
c. lands has Increased the pretty uppei
$. lake hotel s popularity to a great extent
k this season. Among the guests who are
h.. at the hotel for the summer are Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Smith Of Chicago, DR.
Or and Mrs. Grattan Guinness Of London
England, Mrs. L. Eva, Miss Jessie B
Eva of Minneapolis and Mrs. G.. Ellis
at worth of St. James, MINI. Miss j. E
IS Holborn and Miss E. Holborn Of st
IS. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Perkins O.
O. Kansas CITY came early this summer