The Minneapolis journal., 1905-08-22
MINNETONK

MINNETONKA
Golf is to bring the members OF. the
Minikahda club and the members of
the Lafayette club together in q friend
" match game on the Lafayette links
Saturday afternoon. The links are in
fine condition and the men of the club
have been making the best Of the fine,
days and have played good deal.
After the match there will be many
informal dinner parties and the dance
in the evening will be we'll attended,
as a late train returns to the city from
the beach.
Mrs. Perry Harrison entertained at
an informal luncheon yesterday after
noon at the club for Mrs. Childs Of
Chi Chicago who Is nh the gaest guest Of Mrs Rus
often in Minneapolis and was formerly
Miss Edith Newell. Mrs. Bennett and
Mrs. Childs have Just returned from a
visit in Kenosha. Wis.
Mrs. Fred Snyder was hostess at an
informal gathering of women at the
Lafayette club this afternoon. There
were twelve guests. 8
Mrs. Noble B: Judah and Miss Helen
A. Judah Of Chicago are visiting at the
Lafayette club. Mrs. Judah is a sister
Of Mrs. A. G. Loring Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Fullerton en-
tertained over Saturday at the club
Mr.: and Mrs. S. Il. Fullerton and Miss
Ruby Fullerton Of St. Louis, Mo-, and
Mrs. W. G.. Norton Of Pennsylvania.
David Anderson Of Chicago and Will
liam Dalgarno Of Dundee, Scotland,
were guests of D. G. Warden at the
club Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Harrington and Miss Clara Harrington
entertained Mrs. T. B. Ryter and Jo-
aa; 4eph R;yter Of Of Pittsb5urg, Pa. Miss Van
past week was Miss D. RUSSELL. Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Sayers Of Cincinnati
are spending a few weeks at the club.
Miss Helen Joyce was the guest of Miss
Marion Pryor. Miss Gertrude Sexton
entertained Miss Wilhelmina E.. Muarer
| Of Little Rock, Ark. Miss Jessie V.
Stevenson was the guest of Miss Fran
| ces Lorlng Sunday at the club.
! Saturday afternoon and evening the
members Of the Sunny Side Card club
enjoyed their annual outing at the lake.
| The Victor had been chartered for the
| day and long trip into the upper lake
with a supper party on board was one
| OF the entertaining features. Among
the members of the club who were pres,
ent were Messrs. and Mines. George
Cook, A. =. Williams, F. Percival, E.
Bidwell, M. s. Coffin, G.. W. Stricker,
T. K. Baker, E. P. Stacy, C. E. Smith,
H. J. Putnam, Frank Shaw, T. NJ Par
fridge and their families and Miss Cof-
fin of Boston.
Miss Evelyn Perkins is one Of the
guests at a house party at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton near Hills
boro, N. D., in honor of Frank Sutton.
Among the Minneapolis guests are also
Misses Frances Thayer, Daphne Murray,
Messrs. Ernest Woodard, King and
Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. French of St. Jo-
seph, Mo-, gave boating party yester-
day afternoon for their niece, Miss
Frances Cormak, and a group of ter Of
her school friends. A tour of the lake
was made and the picnic dinner was
served on board the steamer.
Misses Mabel Mock, Florence and Ag-
nes LeDue, Charlotte, Raymond, Marie
oned at Groveland Park by Mrs. J: M.
Sullivan have returned to the city.
The families Of Fl. l.. Day and Fred
Greiner and the people in camp at
Talawanda, gave a family picnic at
Mound Saturday in honor : Of Mrs.
Thomas Day and children of California.
= The Misses Andrews of Minneapolis
| and Mrs. Markle of; Chicago gave a
cornroast last Tuesday night at their
camp, Talawanda, on the upper lake.
/ LAKE RIPPLEs.
Mrs O. s. Cairns and sons were visitors at
| the lake yesterday. ',"- =