The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-13


from Carrollton. Mo-. the pleasant lake
hotel means home. Ever since James
M. Wilcoxson arrived two weeks ago,
the Carrollton colony has been growing,
until all Carrollton appears to be wend-
ing toward Host Sampson hostelry.
M. W. Grafton, Miss Mabel Grafton, Miss
Daisy Smith arrived from the southern
William G. Busby and Russell Kneisley
MINIS, j. l.. Kinkead, E. H. Briscoe,
William Harrington, P. L. Grotten ar
rived and with the party came H. C.
Threekeld Of Centralia. Mo. ack Will
representing the same place will arrive
July Is to complete the colony.
Miss Lillian Richardson Of st. Louis
and party of SIX guests are expected
at the Sampson House next week.
Miss Lulu Sampson entertained at a
small luncheon yesterday for Mrs. r.
D. Handy and Miss NJ Wyman, both of
Duluth, who are visiting in Excelsior.
Mrs. F. l.. Sampson entertained Mrs.
w. S. Loudon and Miss Sampson at
luncheon at the Hotel Donaldson Tues
day afternoon. Later the party went to
Minneapolis, where they were guests of
r. G. Picker at the matinee. ~. II
Mrs. George Anderson, who is the
/ superintendent Of the primary teachers
class of Gethsemane church Sunday
school, entertained the members who
had remained in Minneapolis at bas-
ket picnic at her pleasant Linwood
home, Monday Boating, bathing and
fishing were the principal diversions. for
which the day was perfect. At noon
the baskets which, the guests contrib;
taH 70 tIn ia
the delicacies were served from table
prettily arranged with flowers and
ferns: Among those who came out for
the day were Mrs. 0. j. Hinton, Mrs.
\. G. Blaze. Mrs. George Hay, Mrs. j.
s.. Grist, Miss Ora Peake, Miss Anna
Rlegel, Miss Grace -Weitzel, Miss
Maude Marshall, Miss Blanche Keller,
Judd. a(
Captain Chiefly Of the Acte gave the
first Of the season s upper-lake excur-
sions yesterday to Mound City. The
beautiful day and very large num-
Der Of excursionists made the first trip
a most successful one and the pleasures
Of touring the lake on the commo dious
steamer and Of eating delicious bas-
Mound were thoroly enjoyed. A stop
Of one hour was mi AIDE at the Bartlett
hotel, Mound, for dinner, and the re-
turn trip took up the greater part OF
the charming summer afternoon. The
Acte, on starting the run, commences
I al the, Hotel, St. Louis dock at. @: As
and tours slowly around the south shore
wood, FairView, Excelsior and Tonka
Bay to Minnetonka Beach, leaving the
beach at ll:20, stopping ON signal at
all private landings. The steamer will
make the excursion every Wednesday.
City people and visitors from the
southern points are eager to take adj
vantage Of the many inviting oppor-
tunities offered at the Bartlett house,
parties from Minneapolis, st. Paul and
eastern as well as southern cities. The
fishing in the bay is the very best, and
the accommodations offered by. Host
Bartlett are such as to guarantee his
guests every comfort. Among the
guests who were out over Saturday and
Sunday were: G. E. Wachter, H. c. Van
J. W: Scott, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Haigren, II. NJ. Dunsmoor, A. ".
Skene, E. R. Best, Fred Williams, NJ
T. Roberts, Mrs. Otto Wirtensohn,
Miss May Henderson, Pearl Sowden
Miss Flora G. Weeks, George Putnam
G. F. Reid, G. D. Corsette, D. Fl. Gal.
lager, A. L, Rose, E. R. Gaylord, Mr.
and Mrs: Frank L. Gleason, Mime.
schaub, Chicago; L: A. Croy, Colorado
ST. Mrs. Donaldson, of Hotel Donaldson
is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Claire E
: Randall Of Minneapolis and their little
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Van Deventer anc
0, H. Van Deventer Of St. Joseph, Mo.
arrived at the Donaldson Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Ray and w. S. Ray were
hotel. Mrs. Ray is here from the cas-
on a visit with her son. Other guests
who. visited at the Donaldson were
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Evans, Harry
Evans, Miss Helen Winters, D. F. Nc
Laughlin, J. J. Thornton, Miss Viii
: liams, Miss Robertson, G. NJ. Andrews
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Hastings, J. F: Heiers. Mr.. am
Mrs. G. w. Mahlen, Duluth; Miss Ma
Kemper, Herman Richter, Miss Klar
Hagen.
The young people Of Forest Height
Methodist church. and the Sunda
school scholars of Highland Park Pres
hyterian church picnicked yesterday a
Tonka Bay.
Inez Anderson Of Linwood was give
a very pretty children's party Tues
day afternoon at the home Of he
mother, Mrs. George Anderson, in Lii
wood. The occasion was the twelft
) birthday anniversary and ten littl
"A neighborhood friends had been invite
to enjoy the festivities. Games an
= boating furnished entertainment and "a
afternoon luncheon was served. A larg
birthday cake with burning tapers wa
the centerpiece of the table, and earl
July blossoms were arranged in prof.
sion about the rooms. Mines. Myel
and Hawkins and Miss Lavinia Jud
assisted Mr.. Anderson in entertainin
the young people. Fred Abbott, WI
is one Of party Of campers at Lii
wood, celebrated his twentieth ann
versary the same day, and came in fl
a share Of the birthday honors. Pre-
emit were: Ruth Pfaum, Alvin Eato
Katherine Hodgdon, Helen Huyck, Ir,
ing Lauritzen Emile Wunderlich, Lloy
Wagner and Alvin Eaton.
Friday night moonlight cruise wi
be given by the members of the Mi
netonka Boat club, and the regat1
committee announces that all boats wi
meet at the clubhouse at 8 o'cloc
Shippers are requested to illumina-
and decorate their boats for the cruis
The Nnemosyne club will picnic t
morrow at the summer home of MI
F. R. Salisbury on Big Island.