The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-09
LAKE MINNETONKA

trusses from side to side, stands OH
foun dation Of 1913 stone piers and is
ll2x64 feet in extent. It contains a
lunchroom, etc, and IS arranged to
meet the demands of all sorts of en-
tertainment. One of the best features
is a large porch facing the lake, six
teen feet wide. The dancing 149 floor is
was the first time that the pavilion
Mrs. S. V. Harris of St. Paul, the
we'll known soprano singer, will spend
the summer at the hotel.
Judge c. B. Elliott and son are
among the guests, while Mrs. Elliott
are at La Jolla, near San Diego, Cal.
Judge Shiras and Mrs. Shiras Of Du-
buaue. Iowa, are due at the hotel June
| 20, This year will mark their twenty
| fifth wear of summer residence at Lake
| Minnetonka, many Of which have been
spent with Mr.. and Mrs Hopkins at
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Hall of st. Paul
have returned for another summer and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Bousfeld are also
among the guests from last year.
| AS soon as the season is warmer, the
regular Friday evening hops will begin,
| and the Satorius orchestra has already
been engaged to play at all the So
cial affairs.
were: r. R. Ellis, NJ. W. MacGovern,
W. L. Greenly, w. II. Common, J. E.
Torrens, G. F. Smith, James Burke,
G. Fl. Wagner, W. J. Allen, T.
Weston, E. Thaxter, S. Bockman, Miss
Rafter, NJ. R. Johnston, n. Agnes John
Ross W. Dickey, J. E. Burt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Clenk, Fred Lorenz, j. G..
Sheehan, 2. A. Stuart, G.: w. Filbert, c..
W. Meneilley, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz
+, Andson, Charles F. Glockner, Mime
apolis; It. F. Shields, Laura DANNY, J..
E. Bueka, NJ. Haselberger, +. J. Casser-
by, Miss Howell, R. J. Lindeke, Dan
Mr.. . and Mrs. D. R. Dix, D: E. Doty, w.
L. Williams, H. P. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Kruger, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Dix. R. r. Horrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
II. Glidden, F. H. Hunter, w. F. Wolf
angel, A. Anderson, Paul Schwan, Roy
o 'Br1en, A. H. Warner, D. H. Wright,
Pearl Sweet, M. G. Larson, Miss Lar
SEN, w. H Wilson, G McMath, 6; 2.
Philleo, St: paul rhd MI ana 4 MS U.s. W. s.
Milwaukee; A. v. Morris, Jr., w. R.
Schremp, James s. Stewart, Amsterdam,
IN. Y; Miss May Lew, Miss Lily M.
Small, L. B. Cahill, Cincinnati; Miss
Margaret Weber, St. Louis; Miss
Klopf, Miss Nancy Kloopf, Baskerville
Iowa; Miss Mitchell. st. John. Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. De Ford. Des Moines;
Mcpherson, George G. Dinman. New
Sharon, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Bur.
ton, Nevada, Mo-; Mr.. and = Mrs. M
Schloss, Des Moines. -r- q
A large number of young people from
the Hopkins high school picnicked at
the, lake yesterday: The Mayaowe1
lake trip in the morning, and at noon g
landing was made for picnic luncheon
at Tonka. Bay. @('. ..
The Mayfower will commence on he1
, regular Mound runs next Monday, max
ing three trips from Mound and all up
per lake points into the lower lake-one
in the morning, one in the affterroon
and one at night. .. >
The Fannie L. has been rechristenet
~Detroit. Captain Ed Bickford is il
command Of the steamer.
Plymouth church and Sunday schoo
by invitation ttof Mr., and Mrs. s. c
Gale, will 90 to Breezy Point, Mime
, tonka, where other members Of the con
/ gregation having cottages at that poin
will assist in entertaining. The May
flower has been chartered for the da,
and boatrides will be enjoyed by all
: TIE picnickers will be carried by
!, special train from the Milwaukee sta
. ton at o'clock, returning at 5 o'clock
For those who wish to go in the after
, noon. the Mayfower will meet tn
! 20 'clock Great Northern train at Way
zata. .L.s5r&.. s-s-r