The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-05

IHeIe VIII De no AFTERNOON anu eve
ming services, as many Of the Baptists
Many OF the afternoons are to be given
up to entertainments, games and sports.
Automobiling parties to the Lafayette
clubhouse are the fashion Of the hour,
and it is well that the new garage,
built by the club this summer, is fin
ished. The building is very handsome
exceeds the plans which had been or
iginally made by the committee. If
the popularity Of the club continues,
the garage will be none too large, for
up to the present time nearly all the
available space around the clubhouse
has been occupied by the machines be-
longing to the club members who came
out for over Sunday and Saturday.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings
are hop nights at the club, and the
pleasant ballroom, the good music and
the many young people who Enger
around the lake, make these affairs un
usually pleasant. Last Saturday night
several large parties came out and for
been scheduled. The largest will be a
dinner before the hop, which Mr.. md
Mrs. Human G. Pryor will give for their
daughter, Miss Marion Pryor. There
will be forty five guests.
Miss Carol Chamberlain is entertain
ing at house party today for sixteen
schoolmates who graduated with her
from the Central high school. In the
morning and afternoon there was a
boating party with picnic luncheon,
and tonight Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cham
berlain will chaperon the party at a
dinner and at the club dance at the
Lafayette. The Misses Ruth and Carol
Chamberlain are both students at Wells
college. and are only home for the vaca-
ton.
Another court golf tournament was
played on the links Of the Lafayette
club. Mrs. Frank Commons and Mrs.
P. B. Smith had arranged for the event,
in which the women living In the vleln-
ity of the club participated.
Next Tuesday Mrs. F. B. Kellogg Of
Crystal Bay will give d luncheon. at
the Lafayette club. Covers will be laid
for twenty five.
! H. J. Moreton of Minneapolis was
host at stag dinner Wednesday even
ing, entertaining a party OF fifteen
men. ~ -.
| Tuesday evening Mrs. John F. Wilcox
ehaperoned a party Of sixty. young peo-
| pie at dance given for Miss Beatrice
Wilcox at the club.
A group Of women were entertained
last Saturday at the Lafayette club by
Mrs. Snyder, and in the party, were:
Of Of Atlanta, Ga; S. P. Snyder, A: r.
Gress, F. b. Snyder, W. T.. Wolford,
Minneapolis; W. J. Reno, Boise, Idaho;
| Klunfelter, Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Snyder
and Miss Lois McElroy.,
Mrs. Dugan of Minnetonka Beach en-
tertained informally at porch party
Thursday morning for group of WON
was served from daintily decked tables.
Miss Elizabeth Bruchholz will en-
| terrain the active chapter Of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Thursday at her summer
home at Summerville. -.
Mrs. Heck McMerriman gave a thin.
BILE bee at her summer home at Mead
vile Park Thursday, entertaining the
The women busted themselves with sew
ing for few hours, and after that the
hostess served a light luncheon.
| A party Of thirty-six Of the young
people living at Mound City had the
Mayfower for run into the lower lake
| Wednesday evening. The trip was a
the points Of interest along the south
| shore.
Miss Marion Gaylord entertained al
a house party last Saturday at he1
| home at Mound for the Misses Doro
| thy and Willimina Stevens, Rachel
| Sherwood, Beth Partridge of Minneap
oils and Louise Wyman Of st. Paul.
The women Of the First Baptist
church residing during the summer al
the church Wednesday, at Mound
Mines. Heustis, Cady, ,Hulburt, Fair
field, McChesney and J. Buckbee anc
| the Misses Tallant were the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Detmar Of Chi
cago, who have been spending the sum
| mer at Mound, entertained at fare
| well party Thursday afternoon for Their
friends living around the lake. A boat
turn.
A musical treat is in store for the
visitors at Spring Park and the sur
rounding points in the form of a con
cert which the Minnesota Ladies' quar-
| tet will give in the new pavilion, as
sisted by Mrs. Josephine Bonapart
i Rice, dramatic reader. The quartet i.
one Of the well known and popular mu
steal organizations of the northwest
and has just returned from a success
full tour Of the Chautauqua gathering.
In Iowa. Mrs. Rice is a charming
reader and her attractive personality
and intelligent work have won her sue
! cess wherever she has appeared. Mrs
/ Lewis Avery North, first soprano; Mrs
| no; Mrs. II. N. Kendall, first contralto
4 Mrs. I. M. Paulson, second contralto
i are the members Of the quartet.
j A special musical program will b.
given for the dinner hour this eve
ming at the Hotel del Otero and fo1
i dinner Sunday evening the orchestr;
has also prepared an unusually attrac
i tive program. Guests for over Sunda,
are already at the hotel in large mum
j bers, and, as is always the case, there
4 has been a rush and hustle for accom-
modations at Hotel del Otero since Fri
j day by the lake lovers who enjoy
/ Spring Park as q summer resort.
i Mrs. II. j. Bauman of Sunrise Poin
cottage, Tonka Bay, will entertain a
a house party for her nieces, who ar,
visiting at the lake. There will b.
! twenty four guests, all Of whom arr
nephews and nieces Of Mr.. and Mrs
i Bauman.
4 j. H. Woolnough has Just been ap
nointad nosfrnasfer nf Phalne TeIand