The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-19
MINNIE

Miss Abbie Reed gave pretty sweet
pea luncheon yesterday at her home,
Long View cottage, Excelsior, for Miss
| Alta Mapes and Miss Kate Cotterell.,
Miss Mapes is home for the summer
from, California. Covers were laid for
ten and the dainty favors were gilded
miniature vehicles in the form Of au-
| tomobiles, runabouts and conpes. The.
guests were Misses Cotterel1, aMapes,
Echo McKusick, Louise and Grace Abs
bolt, Beth Edison, Helen Brigham,
| Ethel Wheeler and Emma Dittman.
| After luncheon there was bowling at
the Excelsior Casino. .ssF. I.
! Miss Mapes will leave in September
for California, where she is attending
school, and during her visit home a
number Of her girl friends have enter
tanned for her. Miss Louise Abbott Of
Meadville Park gave a very pretty
midsummer luncheon at her home, en-
PERTAINING a group of ten.
Mrs. Albert j. Bisbee of the Sampson
house entertained yesterday at, a porch
party and thimble bee for the members
Of the Birthday club. The piazza had
been invitingly arranged with rugs and
easy chairs and clusters Of golden glow
blossomed in tail cut glass vases. Dur
ing the early afternoon the women.
sewed and enjoyed contest in which
from certain number of letters in the
alphabet At 5 O'Clock Mrs. Bisbee
served chocolate, tea and CONNECTIONS
from a daintily decked table on the
piazza. Present were Mines. Charles
Cleaveland, W. G. Baker, A. H. Ly-
man, F. M. Dimond, H. B. Elliott, Wal
ter Sampson, L. F. Sampson, Mrs. Nc
Dowell Of Rochester, n. Y, and Miss
Russell of st. Louis. -->
Tomorrow will close the seventh an
nual session of the Minnesota Baptist
assembly at Mound City. At 10
o'clock Rev. G. H. Rust will preach
and Superintendent +. Fagenstrom will
hold the last Sunday school at II. In
the afternoon at $3.50 Mr.. Rust will
conduct song service and the evening
sermon will be preached by Rev. w.
TT. S. Spriggs Of Montevideo at 8
o'clock
Many of the campers and cottagers
will remain several weeks longer and
Mr.. Fagenstrom and his staff will be
up the affairs for this summer.
Mrs. L. NJ. Rand entertained at a
farewell luncheon and garden party
yesterday at her summer home at Sol
berg's Point in Honor of Mrs. H. J.
Olson, bride of last week, who was
formerly Miss Marie Rand of Mime
apolis, and who leaves today for Chip
pewa Falls, her future home The
piazza and the diningroom were deco
rated in red and yellow with clusters
of golden rod, scarlet geraniums and
nasturtiums. Luncheon was served at
5 O. clock and the guests remained until
the evening train. Covers We're laid
for sixteen and among the guests were
the Misses Watson, the Misses John
son, Miss Erickson, DR.. Charlotte Hall,
Mrs. Oscar Gustafson, Mrs. Trevette
and Miss Trevette.
Mrs. George E. McInnish and fam
Miss Ida Walker of La Crosse; MI. and
Mrs. L. J. Amble. Miss Florence Amble,
NJ. b. Hogan, Misses Mabel, Verena,
Isabel, Madonna and Cecil Hogan, all
of St. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Fahs,
Miss NJ. NJ. Fahs, K. M. Fahs, Omaha !;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith, Chicago. and
Miss Florence Cooper Of St. Louis are
the late arrivals at the Sampson house.
=, Thursday evening the guests of
Ionkka Bay hotel enjoyed games i Of f
the, former and the ladies the, hand
euchre. Jacer Mailer of st. Louis
and Edward Sachs of Louisville, Ky,
won the first prizes and Mr.. Wereln of
St. Louis captured the BOBBY prize.
Mrs. E.. Sachs and Mrs. J. J. Adler cap
tured the handsome prizes at euchre.
Monday morning. a euchrc party was
played by the ladies of the hotel and
the handsome souvenir prizes were won
by Mrs. Edward Benedict of Tonka
Bay, Mrs Martin of Fort Smith, Ark,
Mrs. j. Mailer of St. Louis and Mrs.
Edmond of St. Louis.
party Wednesday evening at Hotel
Tcnka Bay, when the grown-up guests
. appeared gowned in children s clothes.
Nobody was admitted to the ballroom
unless arrayed as boy or girl. Elk
tremely funny were some Of the men,
were wheeled around in baby carriages
and carried their bottles with them.
The big men displayed with childlike
Innocence their muscular necks and
shoulders, and the masses Of golden
curls under baby bonnets was laughter
provoking and caused no end Of merri-
ment. .,...
Tonight there will be the regular
hop at Tonka Bay hotel, and if the
weather continues to be fair the guests
from the lake and from the city will
. meet in large numbers at the pleasant
social function.
Among the guests who arrived re-
Of the season are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sachs and family of Louisville, KY;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Loomis, Miss E. shy
{ der, Chicago; Misses Ethel Hoaladay
Miss Berta Knight, Des Moines, Iowa
, Miss Marie Ewing, Minneapolis; G.. L.
Berry, Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Collins and children, Mr.. and Mrs
RICHARD Murray, St. Louis, John R,
Wilson, Bruce F.. Shepard, Nashville
: Tenn; Lee .Keener, Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Goodlove Jr., St. Louis
: Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs; A. W: Bitter, San
Antonio, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. John
Glover, Washington; Mrs. L. H. John
son and son, Mrs. J. B. Chambers and
child, St. Louis. -aE. .s.| ~ =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Rubel spent
Wednesday at the hotel to attend the
baby party given in the evening.
have, been spending the past month
at the hotel, have returned to their
,, home in the city. .... !. :. -
4 NJ. J. Daily Of Dunlap, Iowa, George
e Stickney of Minneapolis and Ralph
Campbell of Omaha gave a launch
party and picnic on the Buddinsky yes
!. terday afternoon for group of young
women, who are visiting at Hotel Ton.
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