The Minneapolis journal., 1905-06-20
MINNETO TONKA

Manager Henry schomberg Of Hotel
Cottagewood, has been
studying the question Of How to en-
tertain the men, and as a result is
building a large and handsome frame
dwelling which will be- used as bill
lard hall, and smoking room. The build
ing is close to the hotel and is almost
under roof and will be finished this
month. The interior will be made very
comfortable; for cold days there will
be large stove to furnish heat, and
nothing will be lacking to afford pass
time for those who prefer entertain
ment of some sort to pleasure on the
lake. Fine billiard tables and possibly
a bowling alley will be in the club
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Tucker, Marion
Tucker and Ward Tucker, Mr.: and Mrs:
Herbert l.. Hankinson and Richard
over Sunday and were guests at Hotel
Keewaydin.
this week for trip to Cincinnati and
other eastern points. Frances Browne
and Walker Browne will be with Mrs.
Runyan at the KeeWaydin until Mrs.
Brownies return.
versity is at Hotel Keewaydin for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Bass are
also summer guests at the hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. johnson of the
Berkeley are to come out this evening
to spend several weeks.
Charles Thompson, Miss Miller, r. O.
Jefferson, Miss Jefferson, Miss Mary
Holiday, William E. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Keller, Omaha; j. r. Rosen-
stein, ]. M. Moss, Miss Meta Reese and
Miss Rose Littman, w. G. Burleigh,
Mrs. Burleigh, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roberts, v. s. Ireys, Lawrence Sowle,
and G. G. Ireys were guests at Hotel
j. A. Tegeder Of Minneapolis will be
in charge of the hotel this summer in
the capacity of clerk.
The Minneapolis Royal Arcanum,
will hold their annual picnic at the
lake Friday and will be at Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lyman enter
tanned at an automobile party yester-
day for their little daughter Olive. The
day was Olives seventh birthday an
niversary and, few, Of her playmates
had been invited to join her in a trip
to the city in the morning. The chill
dren were entertained at a pretty lunch
con at one of the tearooms and other
amusements furnished additional pleas,
ures. @sS-.#-% ~ 81
Mrs. James Lawrence Peck Of Chi
cago, who is visiting her sister in St.
Paul, entertained a party of women on
a tour of the lake yesterday. The party
made trip to the upper lake and took
luncheon at one Of the pretty picnic
grounds, returning from Spring Park
on the afternoon train. Mrs. Peck has
se1+ IN,
weeks. fs "
One Of the delightful outings Of to-
day is at the home of Mrs. Kerrick in
Excelsior, who is entertaining the
women Of the social circles of West
minister church. The affair was an all
day event, with a fine noon luncheon
at the beautiful home, and pleasant out
Of doors pleasures later in the day.
AMONG THE coTrAGERs.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. .. Healy Of Minneapolis are
at the Goodnow cottage, Excelsior.
Lewis W. Campbell and Miss Campbell spent
yesterday at the lake In search of pleasant
summer home. GSt'.~#-gsf i-
Mrs II. T. Goodwin is occupying her cot
tage at Excelsior. Mrs. L. Gordon is visiting
her for some time. 1ad
came out to the lake Sunday and are spending
week at the Goodnow cottage. NJ,
F. Ashley Harvey has returned to the city
Wayzata Bay for the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs 2, 3: nHlgpee and Mrs. q
Nunnally ,Pof st. Paul spent yesterday at the
Higbee cottage at Cottagewocd, which Mr.. ant
Mrs. Nunnally will occupy this summer.
Miss Augusta Starr and Miss Mary Starr
who have been away this winter teaching II
Minnesota schools are spending the vacation
with their mother at her summer home neal
! Deephaven. gean ra5.sssas
| MT. and Mrs. Burrows Of st. Paul. George
| Archie Po veil, Fred Powell, Alexander Keller
George Beckgord, Robert Burrows Of st. Pau
| are among the members of the surveying part!
who are staying with Mrs. b. b. Huston a
Hotel La Motne, Cottagewood.