The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-07
LAKE MINNETONKA

Workmen steadily engaged at the
clubhouse of the Minnetonka club are
proof that the reorganization of the club
clubhouse are. realities. Sufficient
money is already at hand to allow of an
expenditure OF several thousand dollars
and neither money nor effort will be
spared to make the clubhouse the at
tfactlve and fashionable place of social
commodious thirty-two-foot launch will
be among the possessions of the club and
this will be run constantly between the
club to the mainland for the conven-
fence of the guests. The cafe will be
one OF the features at the club and
will be the outcome. The dancing floor
will be relaid and nothing will be found
wanting to make the club dances enjoy
able.
Discriminating and basket picnic
are pastimes that have been planned
by group Of women for Thursday at
the summer home of Mrs. w. Henry
iRtchie at Meadville Park. Pretty rat
tan baskets Of fashionable pattern will
be made and as from 10 am. to 4 pm.
is the time allotted to complete one of
sortment will be displayed at the close
of the day. Several of the women will
come from the city and the basket lun-
cheon will be spread on the pretty lawns
or on the sheltered verandas, as the
weather DEGREES.
Mrs. William Weber of Sturgis
Grove, Excelsior, entertained yesterday,
IL honor Of Miss Georgia Bryant, her
sister, whose marriage takes place this
been invited to a luncheon and parcel
shower. The decorations were in Law
ender and white and huge punches of
snoWballs were the chosen flowers. On
each name card was the picture of tle
brideelect, the bits of pasteboard be-
ing tied with lavender bows. At sig.
nal from the hostess the guests. pulled
the dainty ribbons suspended from a
lavender umbrella and a shower of dain-
ty parcels fell over the bride. After
lunchean the young women busted them
selves hemming towels for Miss Bry'
ants linen chest Miss Bryant is e en-
cago and Miss Daisy Briggs of Water
town, S. D. They remained at the
Webber cottage until today. The
other guests were Mines Roy Wagner
Harry B. Chllds, Tom Brown, Bruard
Misses May Kemper, Myrtice Bryant
Edythe Richter, Sadie and Birdie LOT
gren, Marion Jones, Eta Couch, Bon
ME Walters. Cora Stemper, Ida Pur
chase, Mabel Moore.
Miss Eta Couch will give an after
noon affair for Miss Bryant, Saturday
June 10. Miss Marion Jones enter
tains for her Wednesday Afternoon
June IA, and Misses Kemper and Stem
per will give hosiery shower Tuesday
June 10 for her.
Mr.. Moore has left Seattle and will
arrive in Minneapolis, June 10.
Hotel Keewaydin, Cottagewood ha
already number Of families who ar
spending the early summer day
amidst CottagewOod's picturesque SUI
have been out of late are Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Keith and party; Miss Mador
G. Warner, Miss Lena A. Warner, ST.
perior, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Smith
Or. w. B.. Walker, Peoria, ILL.,; Wake
Browne, A. O. Oleson, Rena ?. Mole
Handbook, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn L. Sal
ton, E. A. Bromley, Mrs. H. Belden, Ms
Wagner, A. F. Bruchholz, Minneapoli
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson an
daughters Edith and Victoria, are on
for the summer.
j. E. French, Mr.. and Mrs. L. swee
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Ste,
fens at the hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. Charles W. Johnso
of the Berkeley were out making a
rangements for summer visit.
Mrs. H. G. Evers of Minneapolis an
her sister, Mrs. Cora B. Sears Chicag
were out. Mrs. Evers will later ioi
the colony at the hotel.
Manager Sanderson! of the Viii
House announces the opening of tt
hotel for June II. From June 9
June 10 great many delegates to IL
Rural Letter Carriers conventio
which will be in session at Excelsior {
those dates will be guests at the Viii
House.
Hotel La Paul will open it's doors f
the season next Friday.
About Lake People.
DR.. and Mrs. James X. Hosmer a
spending two weeks at Wilbur
Miss Millicent Hosmer will remain ca
until July visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Belden and MI
Wagner have taken one of the Pitch
cottages at Cottagewood for the SUI
mer.
Lucian Swift and Mr.. and Mrs. Stro
and family. are at Katahdin, Cottas
wood, for the season.
Ed Mendelssohn and Manev Mend
sshon of Los Angeles, Cal, were ov
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.