The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-17
MINNET ONKA

For Friday evening a grand sacred
conc ert has been announced at the Bap-
tist Assembly camp at Mound. The
Loyalty orchestra will come out from
the city. John I'M Jaeger Of st. Paul and
and Rev. and Mrs II. G. Rust will give
vocal duets. The afternoon concert
and the evening services Sunday, at
which Rev. w. I. s. Spriggs Of Monte
video will preach, will close the meet.
ings for this summer. a
Last Sunday q subscription list was
passed among the Baptists to raise a
The rental Of these equipments has been
an expensive item during all the years
the assembly has been held, and steps
were taken to do away with it as soon
as possible. The sum Of 1925 was.
raised. There was an Interesting en-
| tertainment last evening. Tuesday a
circus program was given. and those
who took part caused no end Of fun and
merriment with clever take-offs on we'll
known artists. A.. G. Pryor was ac-
corded the prize as being the most sue
cessful performer in an impersonation
of Mines Melba. ~!
The program for Friday morning has
the usual boys and girls meeting at 9
0 clock: Bible study led by DR.. NJ. G.
Evans; devotional services by Rev. J..
NJ. Pengelly;; an address at II clock
Of the Baptist People, and an address
at l1:45 by Rev. W. 3. Riley on ''The
! Baptism Of Fire.'' In the afternoon
there will be a baseball game.
Yesterday afternoon the Baptists en-
joyed a pleasant trip Of the lake on the
| steamer Acte. - la.-
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Buena Vista are Mrs. Inga Lallerstedt
and Miss Margie La1lerstedt Of Mime
apolis; II. R.. .Menefee of St: Louis;
Mrs. G. M. Anderson, Mrs. J. H. Proth-
i ers, Miss Margaret Prothers, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Sweet and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Sweet; w. G.. Blunt and G.. A.
Crittenden were among the over-Sun-
day guests. ..... .t~
I Riverside chapel Sunday school was
i given it's annual picnic and outing at
the lake yesterday. Excelsior was
made the headquarters for the children
and the sports and picnic: dinner were
on the Commons. The Puritan carried
: the young people on frequent trips OF
the lake. . - .. w.
), Glen Morris will remain open all thru
September. The visitors at the Gler
during the week were Mrs. Webb, Miss
Webb and Miss Harriet Mcdonald, Miss
Clara Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Burk
hart, Minneapolis; DR.. Layton, Mr.: SAT
ford of Boston, Mr.. Henry Of Philadel
; phia, Mrs. Will Reno and daughter Of
J Boise, Idaho. I" -. .s,'"~
Quite party Of guests from tn; tn
the upper lake yesterday, taking in tn
Wednesday, excursion to Mound City
on the steamer Acte. There were six
teen in the party in charge Of Mrs: }
H. Sherry Of St. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs
/, G. D. Comfort, Mrs. Forester and Mis-
! Wheeler of St: Paul. The day was de
: lightful ard the many cottagers am
5 visitors from town who took in the trll
, pronounced it most enjoyable.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred, Greiner gave I
r tacky party Thursday evening at thei
J. home, Casa Loua, in the upper lake, il
l honor of Miss Nellie Moore and Mis-
Edith Kent of Sioux City, Iowa.
launch ride was pleasant feature O.
The Evening" Cav FI ow non w15e and Mi Hele1
i, Dav, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore, MI
4 and Mrs. George Hurlbut, Mrs. R. Ken
yon; Misses Richards, T. Andrews, Alb
Q bic ANDREWS Of Minneapolis; Misse
!, Moore and Kent Of Sioux City, Iowa
ter Bromley 81 }Chicago; Miss catherin
Salter, Mrs. F.;tH. Salter, Mrs. y.
: Dolls Of Chaska; Miss Florence Creme
% and Oscar Greiner. y 49,.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Longyear Of Gas
co Bay will entertain the members Q
!. Trinity Baptist church and n,thel
/ friends tomorrow. The guests will tax !!
+. the 9:15 am. train from the st. LOU
: station for Excelsior, where Mr.. Long
; wear will meet them with his launch. =
An exciting game of baseball, wit
indoor rules, was played by the youni
q ladies of the Baptist assembly, ground
= Wednesday afternoon. The players a.
: wore their bathing suits. The llneu
e was as follows: ..... ..
| Ruth Tallant. ...... Catcher. Florence Whltne
Cora Heustis -. ). Pitcher. Jessie Rot
- Amy Webster. 80. First base. Bessie Odek1r
u Bertha Cady ....... Second base. Mabel McJete,
@ Rose McJeters. 49,. Third base. Nina Churcnl
!. Frances Meeker . :. .Shortstop Martha Covingte
Laura Esholdt Fielder. ..... Marian Wllce
l. Myra Grant. ....... Fielder. Bertha Haul
n The score was 1912 in favor OF Mis-
l, Tallant 8 team. ~ ..s--." ..
l. LAKE GOSSIP. 49,
@ IN r u K1ino and family are at the Noilr