The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-14

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Bay, where luncheon was served By
|. the ladies. A skating party was en-
joyed during the afternoon, afte.
which the party visited the Elsie cot
served seEs - those those present were Mise.
Clara Elsie, Sophia Elsie, Mable Cor
bett. Mile Jansa, Madge Westlake
Lucille Graham, Pearl Wittgraf, Pear
Mckay, Florence Shockency, Nellie
Corbett; Messrs. G. G. Elsie, w. M.
Campbell, ". J. Bradd, Moss Moss .Bu rho
Wolfe and Y. j. Murphy.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Alice
Huntington, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Huntington, and Guy Allen
Bracket, was solemnized yesterday at
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in the Excel
sior Congregational church. Rev.
Mortified, an Uncle of the bride, read
the service in the presence of about
300 friends of the two families. The
bride and bridegroom have been resi-
dents of Excelsior since their childhood
| days, and the families are among the
oldest in the town. Miss Huntington
wore handsome wedding gown of
white mousseline de sole over white
MES Miss Helen Smith of Mime
apolis was the maid Of honor. Olive
Lyman was the flower girl, and little
Ruth Lyman carried the ring. Mr..
Cliff of Minneapolis was the best man.
| AS the bridal procession entered the
church, Miss Mabel Wyer played the
wedding march, and during the reading
of the service the music continued in
subdued notes. After the ceremony
reception followed in the church par
lors. The parlors and the auditorium
| were beautifully decorated in white
and pink, with fragrant June blossoms
and Miss Stratton, who had been the
first teacher Of the bride, had super
vised the decorations, assisted by the
which Miss Huntington had been an, &C
tive member. Mr.. and Mrs Bracket
left in the afternoon for Marinette,
! Wis, their future home.
Saturdays and Sundays bring always
| a goodly number of people to Mound.
and the Chapman, House had good
fishing resort Mound has great prestige
and numerous parties come out from
the city for sport. The guests were
L. A. North, James Mcmillan, George
A. Woodson, Joseph Spangler, John a.
Fleet, F. Hotchkiss, L. J. Fitch, w. F.
Fitch W. F. Clarke, Miss Selover, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Stevenson, p; G; Kempton,
Duyne, W. B. Dimond, G. H. Palm
quist, J. G.. Lewis, E. V. Brewer, A.
Brow, C. Peterson, A. T. Stata, Mime
apolis; L. s. Lane, St. Paul; G. Boklin,
st. Paul; and J. E. Travers, Chicago.
DR.. Miles H. Clarke of Milwaukee
and family have been booked to arrive
June Is.
A. T. Stata and family of Chicago
will also come the end of this week.
Mr.. Stata spent few days at the
Mound, and decided that there was no
finer spot for summer vacation.
Dean F. J. Willing and family are
expected to come to remain for the sea-
son this week.
House of Hope chapel Sunday school
put in deghtful day with games and and
sports: A trip on the Excelsior was
made in the afternoon.
After the expenditure Of over $780,
the Bartlett house at Mound is more
inviting and attractive than in any
former season. The large piazza and
screened porch which have been added
tions in the way. of building, have
changed the aspect Of that popular
upper lake hostelry entirely. Mr.. Bart.
lett took warning last fall and imme.
diately after the heavy storm built a
large cyclone cellar for the safety of
his guests in case there should be any
more disturbances Of that sort. The
cyclone cellar at the. foot Of the hill
and on the shore Of the lake, makes
also a delightfully."- cool place for hot
weather and serves as storehouse fol
the fishing tackle and implements. Last
4 Sunday was fisherman 8 day and many
| parties tried their luck in the bay. G
/ NJ. Pearl, E. .Shillock and D. M Weis
hoon, who are always the, most sue
string Of thirty three bass, none below
good weight. The entire fleet of fit
teen new rowboats had to be put in us,
I for the fishermen, and among those WIN
\ tried their skill with the rod were W
L. Mansfield and J. E. Norstrom, WIN
in addition to fishing spent some O.
the time taking charming views Of tn
r. J. Elliott of Minneapolis enter
tanned his brother, j. J. Elliott Of Lon
don, England, and G. J. Brooks owe
| Saturday. G. W.. Baker and G.. "
Baker, Jr., came out for two days
4 fishing.
4 P. I: Morris and Carl Aune of Min
were L. B. Knight and William W. Wan
boldt.
II DR.. Arthur E. Smith is spending
4 three week s vacation at the Bartlett
q house. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Eldridg
- and Mr.. and Mrs. CASTILLO Of Oman
are. expected to come Thursday to re
main for the season.
II Mrs. and Miss Kern have take
charge of the dining room and thei
cuisine meets all the requirements Of
comfortable family table.
Judge and Mrs. J. O. Pierce and Mis-
Sterling were guests over Saturda
and Sunday at the Hotel Buena Visit,
and spent some Of the time fshin.
Many of the visitors at the hotel r.
ported excellent fishing and returned t
the city well pleased with the plea
! ures.
| Among the guests who are expecte
for the season are Mr.. and Mrs. Ro.
Dickey, who will come out June q
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Williamson and NJ
and Mrs. J. A. Nelson and daught,
- Vera are also expected the latter pa
= of the month and will remain all sur
| mer. Sunday guests at the Buena vi
| ia were George Kennedy, A. M. Bake
| Miss Jessie A. Matson, Leo Kennel
81: b. Koran, L. W. Huth, Mrs. Ros
| Miss Miss Florence 7. Bean, Miss Emn
/ May Barley, Miss Frances Schilling,
/ p; Bean, Minneapolis; and Mr.. az
I Mrs. w. 3. Emerson, Mayer, MINI.