The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-26
MINNETONK

The close Of the yachting season at
the lake has resulted in several changes
of ownership in local boats and Yachts
will be sailed on Minnetonka waters
by new shippers next year.
III. w. Reiter has sold the Tomahawk
II. to E. j. Hodges. Toma hawk II. will
return to Lake Calhoun, as Mr.. Hodges
sails on Calhoun waters in the summer.
Tomahawk was one Of the speedy B
class sloops. She was built at White
Bear lake and made her debut on Lake
Calhoun about three years ago. In the
spring of 1904 she was shipped to Min
snetonka and was sailed successfully for
two summers by Mr.. Reiter.g
Terrier is now the possession of II.
W. Reiter, her former owner. Lewis
Glass closed the deal which trans
ferred her to Mr.. Reiter last Saturday
afternoon. Terrier is the champion on
Lake Minnetonka in the class B sloops
and holds the sweepstake and the cham.
speediest and best all-around weather
boats and was built for racing pur-
poses at White Bear this spring. Mr..
Glass is figuring on another flyer for
the races next season and plans for such
will be modelled this fall.
& The Thayer boat, San Toy, has been
sold to Mr.. Perkins Of Texas, who is a
summer visitor at the lake for about
six weeks every season.
Mrs. Burt Elliott of Excelsior will
entertain the members OF the Birthday
club at the September meeting tomor-
row. .a.. nr. s->r.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Goodrich and q
party Of friends came out to the lake
Saturday and were met by their
launch at Spring Park.
I : Miss Mary Jones entertained at a
house party over Saturday and Sunday
at the summer home Of her parents
near Breezy Point. The guests were
Theta Delta Theta and about fourteen
came out for the week end frolic.
Mrs. w. S. McWade entertained a
group Of women from the city at her
country home on Christmas Lake Sat.
| urday. The party came out from the
city on the morning train and enjoyed
hayrack ride to and from the pretty
| lake home. ~ -. RI -.
| Another country party made merry
for the day at the home Of Mrs. j
| B. Sutherland at Christmas Lake. One
of the pleasures of the day was the
cross country drive IN a capaclous far1r
wagon and a rural picnic luncheon.
There will be quite a large party Of
Excelsior residents at the marriage OF
Miss Bertha Stanley and Charles Raitz
in Minneapolis tomorrow evening. Mr.
Raitz belongs to one of the Excelsior
families. His best man will be Sylves
ter Moody of Excelsior.
| Members of the Halstead corps, G
A. R., and the w. r. O. were enter
tanned at the Abram Smith home or
Murray Hill last Thursday. The gath
! ering was held at noon and opened
with delicious basket luncheon which
the ladies had prepared. Tables were
set out on the lawns and delightful
social afternoon followed the luncheon
Mr.. Smith was made the recipient Of
a bundle Of rags from each guest
which will, be utilized in rag carpet
Among those present were Messrs. anl
Mines. R.. S. Miles. ST.; 81. Scott, J
Lewis of Minneapolis; j. H. Clark, II
Haggard, G. w. Spokesman, M. M
Maynard, W. Watson and N. Aldritt
Mines. w. Dillman, Sam Mccormick
John Murray, G. P. Littlefeld, R.. p
Perkins, John Murray, P. E.. Chris
tian, j. P. Brown, w. B. Harrison, S
Aldritt, A. johnson and A. Hay, Misse
Grace Perkins, Hannah Harrison, En-
ma Kyle and Edith and Agnes Hag
gard. =. ;-,.,,.f. 49,. ~ 49,.