The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-22
MINNETONKA

Miss Mary L. Gerhard Of West Point,
whose marriage to William Rutledge
Wallace of Deer River, Mimi, has been
at the summer home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G. Gerhard, at
West Point, will have her sister, Mrs.
F. f. Andrews, as matron of honor,
and Miss Lucille Davis of st. Paul is
to Be maid ct honor Stuart art h pammer
Rev. Irving Johnston of Gethsemane
church will read the marriage service
and the program Of appropriate music
Will be played by Miss Alice Redfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs W; NJ, Busey Of Ur-
Luciu1s Frink at their West Point cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. Frink and their
guest will make up party going to
st. Cloud Monday to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Olive Moore and Archl-
bald White of New York, which takes
place Tuesday, at high noon IN st: Cloud CLOUD,
event in that city. Elwain Moore, the
father Of the bride-elect, who is cous.
| in of the Frinks, was their guest at
West Point while attending the bank
ers' convention at Tonka Bay this
week.
provemenft association met last evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Merrill at
Howard's Point. The men were accom-
panied by their wives, and while me
| Former discussed lake Improvement the
women were delightfully."- entertained Tns P1;nd ~
of Duluth. The association elected Ct
| fcers as follows: President, Arthur M.
! Keith; vice president, Mark L. KnoWl-
ton; secretary, Charles 1. Bartholomew;
treasurer, A. M. Robertson.
Miss Bessie Lane Of Meadville Park
entertained for number OF young WON
en- Tuesday at her summer nome, Inc
guests being members Of a club which
met during the WI inter. ARRIVING cary
in the morning, the beaut1fu Gay was
enjoyed around the laRe snor fbe laWns
and in the afternoon the roller skatlng
rink at Tonka Bay was visited. res res
ont were the Misses Evelyn Gard, Ella
and Agnes Crounse, Marjorie O'Nell,
Helen Preston, Helen. Ball, Helen Cor
sen, Eta Mills, Bessie TTYon, H M1aes
B 81 ST. p GTaee Myrts Grace
Abbott and Louise Abbott.
Mrs. Burt F. Lum Of Minneapolis, ar
ranged a delightful surprise IN celepra-
ton Of the birthday anniversary ~ OF s, ngs
mer home at Meadville Park Saturday.
A group Of neighborhood friends were
! invited to come and at noon de Hrs
birthday dinner was served. lovers
we're laid for nine and the decorations
were wild roses and maldenaalr igins.
Following the dinner Mrs. >: v. Ln ~ Z
entertained the party at rloe on 'no
lake on board her launch.
s;x+v delegates to the Cigar Box
Makers convention, in st. Pau, Wer o1
entertained at a banquet at Hotel y, PEI
! Otero Yesterday afternoon: Inc
party came out on the morning CraIn
and after long tour on the a LAKES W." the
to the hotel. After t the nan9 and the the
partV was landed at one Of the PIC,
furesaue points to take st. PAU ll
bonnd train over the Great Northern
road. The arrangements were very
pretty and Host Hopkins OF the PEI
| Otero served delicious menu. Gov'
ers were laid at one long table. Gus
tiers Of maidenhair ferns, W1ld roses es
We're YER prettily arranged in bowls and
vases. and suspended from the chande'
lier were small baskets filed with
fragrant flowers.
Mr.. Hopkins Of Hotel Del Otero an a.;
nounees. that the opening, dance at the
hotels new pavilion will be gwen Sul9
l.: After that gate the hson aops w WI has .,
Been the case in former years. A lat'
train leaves every Friday evening from
Spring Park to the city and to tn
lake POINTS along the north shore, ant
cottagers have been accustomed t.
count the Friday night hops as tn
most delightful lake features.
|
Hotel Bel Otero We're Judge and Mrs
schreyer N. Owen, Columbus, OHIO
Mrs. A. L. William, Topeka, KAN; MI
md Mrs. r. B. Wallace and maid, H. L
Kenney, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.. an
Mrs. 3. E. Kidder, Dayton, Ohio; Nj
and Mrs. G.. R. Wales, Bellows Falls
Vt; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. RosenAeld, Il. J
Hawkins, Peoria, Ill; 9. Il: PAU, d
berger, A. o. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. J
Congdon, Mr.. and Mrs. E: 4: Thaye,
H, Fl. Gallagher, Ernest G. Kast, Mrs
J. Stone, Mrs. D. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
S. NJ. Owen, j. II. Hansen, Mrs Charle
= Frink, T. s. White, Minneapolis; M
and Mrs. A. E. Thompson, Mr.. and Mr.
I W. H. Wilson, Mr.: and Mrs. Gould, t
4 L. Booth, A. T. Kenney, S. NJ: Kroh1
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Kenney; Mr.. an
Mrs. W. L. Dickey, Miss Alma Smith
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Larson, st. Paul;
4 MIR. and Mrs. W. D. Pullman of Oh
cago arrived yesterday to spend til
4 summer at Del Otero.
4 Lodge 80, B. P. o. E., st. Paul, hel
its annual picnic and outing at Sprin
Park yesterday. Altho the weathe
was almost too chilly to allow Of sport
on the water, such as bathing and tisl
ing, enough enjoyment was found !
the new pavilion, and on the plcn1
j grounds. The Puritan and the barg
4 had been chartered for the day, an
4 continuous trips on the lake added
4 the pleasures. The luncheon wa
4 eaten in the two pavilions, and durin
4 the afternoon there was dancing and
bowling contest for the men. At 81
4 a special train returned to st. Paul fc
the Elks. The exalted ruler, Lou:
4 Nash, M. B. H. Miller, chairman {
I the entertainment committee, A.
Hendrickson, P. j. Metzdorf, A. L. Sn,
der, F. J. Carpenter and James Jorda
were among the men whose duty it WE
4 to provide sufficient entertainment fc
the chest people on .earth,' and SUI
ceeded in every possible way in dom
it.
n Members Of the Janitors and Eng
!" neers' club to the number Of about &c
: met on the Excelsior picnic grount
yesterday to enjoy an outing wit
flo;r Fcno;1{o. onS fr;on1a Co,o.