The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-20
MINNETONKA

Friday night will be hop night at
+ Hotel Del oteros and the : exent vii be
a delightful feature Of this hotel, par
ticularly for the upper-lake residents.
There is always late special train re-
turning to the city after the hops, which
gives day visitors from the city an OPP
portunity to remain for the hop. Mr..
Hopkins has engaged Sutorius s Shib-
ley's orchestra to play for the Saturday
and Sunday concerts, as well as for the
hops.
summers visit this week are: Mrs. v. D.
Butler, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. I. E.
Burt, Miss M. l.. Moore, Mrs. F. @. Jar
Wis, Miss VALID, Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. ". Armbuster, Springfield, ILL.,;
Bess Hamilton, Rockford, Iowa; Miss
Marie Russell,s Miss Viola SCHNEIDER,
Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Sterner, Monmouth, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. McGrew Of 81
Joseph, Mo; Mr.. and Mrs. p. R. Swee
ney, Kansas City; Mr.: and Mrs: w. J,
Ainsworth Of West Union, Ind; Mr..
Miss. Lettie Liska Of Detroit, Mich;
W. J. Smell, Jr., Ahawahne, CAL; Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Browning, Minot, N. D.;
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Lichtenstein, New
Orleans, La; J: D. Skinner, St. Louis;
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. L; Bowen, Fort Madi.
son, Iowa; Mr.: and Mrs. W: g: Flick,
Quincy, H.; Mr.. and Mrs: a. B; TOTAL,
Viewers, Miss Bertha Viewers, Miss Min
ME Lichtenberg, Quincy, Ill, were
among, the guests who visited at the
hotel during the week, having come up
the river from different points.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Shepard, New
York; G. I. Moraster, Los Angeles, CAL;
Mrs. D. E. Foley, Mrs. James Meechen,
u, st. Paul; Mrs: Henry De Laney,r F.
". L. 1 Wilson, D. Alexander ts Fairfield e s.
Musgrave, Jr.; Frank c. Esterly, Miss
May Clarkin, Emmett W. Smith, H. L.
Heart, Charles F. Berg, G. D. Aldrich,
| J.. A. Croswell, H. R. Youngren, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tonge, Miss Jessie Tonge, w.
N. Conner, Richard Holm, G.. D. Cros-
settle, Mrs; Alice p; Aiken, Miss Lolita
lor, F. O. Nelson, Miss Ada Nelson, J.
| W. Tanner, Minneapolis; Mrs. l.. G.
Stebbins, Miss Myrtle Stebbins, J. c.
Link, G.. G. Zenglin, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Ericsson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Newell,
st. Paul we're among the host of Sun
| day visitors at the Del Otero.
Mrs. O. s. Hubert Of Minnetonka
Beach gave handsome afternoon tea
today for her daughter, Mrs. Willard
King. Mrs. King has made her home
for several years at Santa Monica, CAL,
but comes home to Minneapolis every
season and visits with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert, at the lake.
Glen Morris has been the goal Of
many automobiling parties during the
past week, and especially over Sundays
the hostesses at the Glen have taken
care Of many guests. It is a beautiful
ride to Christmas lake, and the at
tractive place has many charms which
a regular lake resort lacks. Mr.. and
eral weeks at the Glen, and W. H.
Wheeler and children are also out. DR..
and Mrs. A. A. Law and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Thomas made the trip on their
automobile to the lake Sunday, and
many more rode out for the day. DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Roberts and family,
Mrs. Alexander Campbell, Miss Little,
Henry Little and family are out. Mr.;
and Mrs. George P. Harding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Chadbourne, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Waite, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Coolidge,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McArdle, Mn and
Mrs. Franklin Benner, Mr.. and Mrs. R..
A. Webb are among the guests at the
Glen, who come out off and on on their
automobiles and make day visits. o., -"
Mrs. J. A. Colley, Mrs. Frank Klimes,
Mrs. J., W. Houghton, 3 and Mrs. John
Trevellyant y entertained at "a boating
party and picnic luncheon yesterday for
Miss L: A. Ritter Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss, Ritter is on her way to Billings,
Houghton and Mrs. Trevellyan have
Just returned from a trip to Buffalo,
MINI. They will come out to the lake
next week to spend the month of
August. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. P; Lauritzen entertained
yesterday at birthday party at their
Linwood cottage for their son Irving
It was the ninth anniversary and about
fifteen Of Irving's young lake friends
were invited to celebrate the day.
The Sunday school classes Of Forest
Heights Congregational church pic
ritan met the party at Solberg's Point
and crossed over to Excelsior, where the
picnic grounds were taken possession
of. A program of sports and games wa.
enjoyed by the students. "
3 Mrs. John Ward and Miss Over Of
s Pittsburg, Pa, Mrs. and Mrs. George
Fox and Miss Fox were guests Of Mrs
: W. Fl. Jacoby at an a1l-morring tour
/ on the lake on board the Plymouth
The luncheon was served at o'clock al
r the Jacoby cottage.
Q Members Of the Moravian church al
s Victoria picnicked yesterday at thu
lake. The Excelsior took the party OF
board at Smithtown Bay and the pic
: mic luncheon was served at Spring Park
Amongthe recent guests at the Mime
tonka Boat club house were Miss Cyn
thia D. Meyer, Miss Estelle Kobe
Galesburg, III; Allen E. Stillman, A. G
Danenbaum, Mrs. Jessie T. Cotton, Mis-!
Bessie O'Brien, Miss Mae Miller, Mis-
June Brown, Miss Elizabeth H. Arnold
Miss M Heinrich Mr. and Mrs q r,