The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-12
MINNETONKA

Golf has been, played to a great ex-
tent the past two weeks at the Lafay-.
cite club links, and the golf train which
runs over the Great Northern to Min.
netonka Beach is deserving, its name,
train and find time to put in an hour
or two practice before supper. The
club has been the meeting place Of
many Of the lake people, while the city
members have taken up quarters at the
spacious country home to be away from
the heat and noise of the town. AS
usual, there are to be number OF
pretty dinner parties tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Daggett will
come out this afternoon and will give
e dinner for sixty young people in
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. whitney Of the
Beach will have dinner party Of ten,
and E. K. Fairchild will also have
party of ten guests at dinner at the
club. a
Mrs. H. w. Abbott Of Crystal Bay
will be hostess at luncheon next Tues
day. Covers will be laid for sixty.
Miss Marion Gillette of Minneapolis
gave a dancing party Friday evening
for seventy Of the younger people. Mr..
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. w. Shields of Kan
sas City and Miss Fountleroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cady Of Moline, ILL.,, and F. G.
Aldrich are among the guests who re-
Gently came to spend several weeks at
the Lafayette club.
Harold Ward Of Burlington, VT, was
a guest Of A.. G. Loring at the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Paris had as their
guests at the club Miss Elizabeth. L.
Sherman of Muskegon, Mich. Miss Ma
rion .. Bragdon Of Chicago was Mr..
club.
With fishing, bathing, field sports,
bowling and boating, the visitors at
Hotel del Otero are putting in many
delightful hours. The bathing beach
has been the attraction for the guests
during the hot weather, and many have
learned to swim. Miss Elsa Mannhei-
mer and Miss Amy Guiterman of st.
Paul and Miss Joe Frankenthaler of
st. Louis are the champion swimmers
Otero, while William Mannheimer and
Alexander Guiterman of st. Paul have
honors as trick swimmers and divers.
Miss Barth of Atchison, Kan, is also
one Of the accomplished swimmers, and
Mr.. Young Of Washington, Iowa, Keeps
his records for fishing and swimming
pretty evenly balanced.
II. Rosenbaum and son and Miss
Rosenbaum of Chicago have been among
the successful anglers, and n. H Ma
rot OF Philadelphia claims the honor
to catching the best string of fish on
short notice. Mr.. Marot landed a string
OF five black bass weighing fourteen
pounds with a rapidity which bodies
bad for the fish in Spring Park bay.
The younger girls at the point have
been making some fine scores on the
bowling alleys and the highest falls to
Irene Brecke, who made score Of l35
Stella Metzger and Irene Smith ran
second this week, scoring 1l2 each.
Mrs. Artemus Lamb and maid and
Mrs. Gates and children with two
maids arrived from Clinton, Iowa, this
morning and are at Hotel del Otero
for the month.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel del
Otero were Edward Need, st. Louis;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Marot, Philadel.
Barth, Atehison, Pa; Amrose Gutter.
Hunter, La Grange, Iowa; Christine
Teller, John Teller, Chicago; Miss
Hughes, Miss Lees, Owatonna; J. M
Gillian, Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Eye, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs C. K
Hask, J. G. Haynes, Mrs. R. S. Ken.
needy, Hubert and Walter Kennedy
Minneapolis. Mrs. B. L. Goodkind
Miss Edith and Miss Helen Goodkind
Mrs. W. 81. Elsinger and daughter and
Miss Mary Cox, st. Paul, and Miss
Miriam Klein, Cleveland, Ohio, were
| guests Of Mrs. A. Guiterman.
| Thursday evening the guests of the
hotel were delightfully."- entertained al
a moonlight steamer party on the