The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-22

Miss Guthrie comes from S and is
visiting Miss buchanan. ssterday a
boating and roller,skating excursion
was made to the Tonka Bay casino.
The Mayfower took the young people
and a few hours of the sport were en-
loved, with a basket luncheon at noon.
The Zeta Theta Psi sorority girls
were entertained at picnic yesterday
at the summer home OF Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Bruchholz at Summerville. There
were forty-fve in the party and the
hours were passed with games, sailing
and swimming and with sumptuous
basket luncheon on the spacious lawns.
A number Of the sorority girls who are
visiting at the lake from out Of town
were among the guests.
In arranging for the annual Baptist
assembly at Mound City, two new Of
fees will be introduced this year. One
will be director Of athletics and the
other director of music. w. B. Bye
is to be in charge of the athletics and
will supervise the games, the races and
all the sporting events which will fill
part Of the daily programs. He will
also teach swimming every morning
and afternoon. Rev. J. f. Frazer Of
| St. Paul is to be the musical director.
Rev, Mr.. Frazer was at one time one
| Of the prominent violinists, but changed
his vocation some time ago and is well
fitted for the work.
Dr.. G. F. Holt, E. R. Pope, F. E.
Tallant, Boston W. Smith are all in
Europe this summer attending the
worlds Baptist congress in London,
and thus tie greater part :; the re.
sponsibilities will rest with E. Fagen-
strom, who for the past seven years
has taken an active interest in the
assembly doings as superintendent Of
the Sunday school class. The assem-
bly,, will begin Aug. and will con
Aug. to Aug. 6. Among the promi-
nent speakers will be DR.. George E.
ing, Aug. 4. Rev. ". B. Riley Of
Minneapolis will speak in the evening
of the same day. Dean Milton G.; Ev-
Chester, Pa, speaks Sunday morning,
E. S. Van Ness Of Winona will give
an address; Wednesday morning, W.
B.. Dye of Marshalltown, Iowa, will
speak, and Rev. r. NJ West of St.
Paul will speak Monday, Aug IL.
These are but a few Of the speakers,
as there is complete program for
every morning. In the afternoons and
evenings athletic and social pastimes
will be pursued to give the visitors at
the assembly the desired rest and
recreation.
Thirty families have already arrived
on the grounds and are located in cot
tages and tents. Among them are the
families of Professor Ingram of Pills
bury academy, Owatonna; Mr.. and Mrs.
tzenber g e. E Young 5ns MhGa nyneap3o R
Il. A. Eckholt, Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Buckler, the Amber family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield and family,
Mr.. Unsgaard, Mr.. Barnes and family,
the Misses Thompson, the family Of
Boston W. Smith, i. E. Tallant, the
Schmerlers, the Wykoffs and the Girls
wolds
Among those who are expected be-
fore long are Rev. F. E. Miller and
| family Of Grand Forks, A. G. Gran and
family of Mankato, E. s. Doran and
family of st. Paul, Rev. F. r. Leach
and family of Anoka, Rev. R. N. Mar
tin and family ofaSt. Paul and F. G.
Walker and family of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Harvey AFFORD entertained a
I party of ladies from town on Thursday
i with a launch ride around the lake and
luncheon at her summer home on St.
T Adams bay!G Is a&sfEa{ &iat4s A%.i
An annual outing of the church and
Sunday school Of Lowry Hill Congre-
gational church will be held at Spring
! Park Tuesday. The company will GO
on the 9:l5 train from the union sta
ton, taking the steamer Puritan for
the trip from Wayzata to Spring Park.
A game Of baseball will be played be-
tween the men of the congregation
and the boys of the Sunday school
and there will be program Of races
and sports. e
: Among the recent arrivals at the
Donaldson were: Mr.. and Mrs. Male.
1y, Duluth; Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Van
Deventer, o. H. Van Deventer, st. 10.
seph, Mo-; G. H. Jackson, Miss Jack.
son, Chicago; Mrs. John Gum, Fargo
n. D.; Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Martin, DR.
, L. Collins Martin, Miss Margaret Mar.
-, tin, ST. Louis; D. J. Kelly, Milwaukee;
F. A. Randall, Skamokawa, Wash.
Otto E. Albrecht, st. Paul; Mrs. Dolly
!. Gallagher, Master George Gallagher
, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hough, Warner
: Dorner, Mrs. and Mrs. j. D. Wolfer
: MI. and Mrs. R. L. La Rue, isabelle
Perry, NJ. e. Ladd, Mr.. and Mrs
: Charles E. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. T
B. Croker, D. II. Gallagher, Mime
apolis.
4 -... .. RANDOM GLEAN1NGs.
i Mrs. Arson Brooks is at her cottage at Mime
v tonka Beach.
i Miss Ruth Dunwoody has been visiting at til.
lake the past week.
:, Mrs. W. D. Gregory has returned from tril
| to Duluth and the lakes.
Miss Clara Harrington has been visiting friend
at Glen Morris, Christmas lake.
L Mrs. Paul w. Smith, who is visiting in tn
l. east will return home next week.
: Miss Colby and Miss Harrison were guest
OF thn 1Lnfo ottn nJ,11 CIV, 1o1y