The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-28

greater DdIG OIL Cu1S wick.
White, o. W. Witte, Mrs. J. Achilles
and Miss F. Rossfeld all Of St. Louis,
who were at the Hotel del Otero some
time ago, returned for a short visit
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.. Trask, Harold
Trask of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w: Horton, II. II. Horton, Jr., Of
St. Paul, were in party at the hotel
Mrs S. " Harris, the wen-known
singer. who has been at the hotel on
month s visit, will leave this week for
st. James, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Durham of Chi
cago are at the hotel and their guest
oyer Sunday was D. E. Gunsolus Of
Minneapolis. ~.
J. W. Stern, P. W. Stern, J. G. Stew
ems, R. G. Bond and E. H. Ransom Of
St.. Paul, were at the del Otero over
Friday. :.
Mrs. w. NJ. Walker entertained at
delightful surprise party yesterday at
Rose Cottage, Tonka Bay, for Mr.. Wal
ker, celebrating the recovery Of Mr..
Walker from d serious illness one year
ago. The guests were a group Of four
teen men friends, OF, Mr.. Walker, and
they came out Oh the morning train,
and were met at the station by. the
launch. The house was beautifully
decorated with asters and ferns, and
the dinner table had as it's appoint
ment large basket filed with shaggy
asters i'll pink, white and lavender. The
name cards were ornamented with
picture of Mr.. Walker in his launch and
long-stemmed aster thrust thru each
card, were the favors. At the shore Of
the Walker s summer home is spacious
6yya1nno no1or on1 This bo1 AVG
formed into smoking room and cooler,
where the men found relief from the
heat. i In the afternoon there was a
boating party across the lake and bath
ing, and group pictures were taken as
SOUVENIRS Of the happy day. Mrs.
Walker was assisted thru the day by
the ladies who teeYisiting at her cot
tage. ..:s7.s4,>4 qfT'' q x u z~nr51-- :
Harry McPhearson, W. A. Murray,
Fletcher Fankhauser, Lucius Frink, DR..
A. Irwin, Charles Goetz, David Knowl-
ton, T. N. Hume, R. De Cue, H. M.
| Myers, John A. .Schlener, DR.. L. Foote,
Sam Mcpherson, Charles Ovenshire.
Mrs. Wilbur Fiske, Mrs. W.sD. Hum
istor and Miss Leopold of Meadville
Park will entertain at neighborhood
PS11 ~ u 1lu"y, GU Iuo ouilIuoA AoAloz "
L. j. Conkey of Wahnipatae, Ont, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Conkey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Day
at their summer home in Excelsior
Yesterday the families enjoyed picnic
at ONE Of the charming spots in the up
per lake. Mrs. S. A. Stockwell and
family came out from the city to joir
them for the day. zE..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Gregory gave 6
porch and boating party Saturday eve
ming for their daughter, Miss Lucille C
Gregory, to celebrate her birthday an
niversary. Twenty guests had been in
vited and the supper was served OF
the porch from tables daintily decke(
with water vat lilies and 4,f ferns Ate fl
ant launch tour of the lake. TIL,
guests were a group of friends from
Fairview shore and from the city. Mrs
L. A: flanagan Of Minneapolis as
sisted.
Among the late arrivals at Mapl
Heights inn, Phelps Island, were; M NJ
Henry Peter, l.. Snyder, 3. G. Perkins
:: G. G.. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. h
Selover and children. Miss Lillian Law
ton, Walter McDufee, Mr.. and Mr.
. Harry Haas, R. R: Petit, j. Il. Ker
J nedy, Julian E. Broom, W.: Bichle1
r Andy Christianson. 3. H. Mortime7
Irene O'Connor, Lillian B; King, Mr.
:, Ida Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Preston
w. L. Dickey, Miss Elizabeth Dicke,
Miss Sofe Aamodt, Alfred. L. Adam
L. L. Hassinger, Minneapolis; Mrs. !,
:, Herne, Miss Josie Herne, James Hern
| Canesota, N. Y; Mrs. Georgia Latshav
| A. F. Evans, Kansas City. 2. P. Gree
Mrs. Mary Flagg, st. Paul; Il: G.. 10
3 %m and sSn On 9ma3 William a. r. Gaflen b
buaue. Iowa; Gordon Freeman, PHI
Bluffs, Iowa; Robert Domes. Marc
Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Eva, Ad
| and, Hazel Roberts, Dorothy MingaY
| St. Paul; S. D. D. Myers, Natal
Myers, DUBUQUE, Iowa; James y
| Clifford Fay entertained a party,
| twelve Young friends from the city la
| week at his home at Meadville Par
A porch luncheon was served and
| cruise Of the lake was made on the Ia
| Yesterday was an ideal day for d
| tance swimming and the sailors w
! found that whistling for a breeze q
| not do any good, doned their bathll
| suits and dipped into the lake. HI!
| and John Bryant covered the distan
! from the Excelsior bathing beach
| Gales island and return, about O.
/ mile and half, in short time witho
| any signs of exertion or fatigue, as :
| are excellent swimmers and athlete
| Ben Sheldon and Mr.. Chatterton
! Minneapolis swan over to Gale 8 isla1
! from Gales island to Westpoint al
/ then back to the Excelsior bathil
| beach, which is considerable of d
| lance even for good swimmer. q
! feats were watched by throng Of
| from the bathing beach.
i Over-Sunday guests at Hotel D
Otero were, H. M. i. Clear, Boston;
Il G. Wellman, New York; Wilson MECH
il Podomuk, Ohio; n Miss n Louise s l nitz 81 s.
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