The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-11
MINNIE TONKA

A pleasant affair Of Saturday eve
ming was the hop given at Hotel Kee,
waydin by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schom-
ser fpends The LARGE % h banoem M ana
decorated with seasonable flowers and
foliage and the coy parlor and recep-
ton hall were also bright with. appro-
pirate floral ornaments. The young
people came from the surrounding cot
tagts to join their friends at the ho-
tel, and the delightful music and good
floor for dancing made a combination
which furnished the principal elements
successful social event, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schomberg have arranged to give SINH
lar parties every Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Myers of the
Keewaydin entertained as their guests
over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster Of st. Paul.
Mrs. J. j. Gerber and Roy Gerber
day, Mrs. 4. Engelman Golfer, Mrs.
Gustav Kitzinger, Miss Marian Ida
Georgeg B. Ktzinger h Of Manis aea
Mich, who are on their way to the
Yellowstone park and stopped over in
Minneapolis and St. Paul for day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. stefens
at Hotel Keewaydin. Miss Marian D.
Bausman Of ST.. Paul was their guest
last Friday and the Misses Ruth Starr
and Jean Graham spent Saturday with
them.
Host L. F. Sampson Of the Sampson
house and Colonel Wilcoxson Of Car
rolton, Mo-, chaperoned party of
was brought home by the men was
proof of the fact that there is fish in
| plenty at Lake Minnetonka, and that
| the whole difficulty is in knowing
| where to angle. Two men had to car
ry the load of fish on heavy poles thru
| the village, and the fishermen came in
for a good deal of envious comment
| on similar excursions.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Rubey en-
tertained party of friends on tour
of the lake on board the Florence Sat-
urday. The party stopped at Hotel del
Otero for luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. -. Morgan Of St.
Paul, Miss Elizabeth Morgan, MI. and
Mrs. W. R. Gillian Of ST. Paul were
in the party spending Saturday on Sun
day at Hotel del Otero.
! The Misses Creaser, B.. Murphy, E.
Murphy, G. Murphy, Bennett and
Messrs. Creaser and JOHNSON made up
a party across the lake on Sunday,
stopping at Hotel del Otero for dinner.
The ladies of the Excelsior Meth
odist church are conducting sale of
fancy and useful articles in the Blue
Line pavilion The sale opened this
afternoon and will continue all eve
ming. On the prettily arranged tables
are many dainty handworked pieces for
wear, such as aprons, kimonos,. hand
kerchief, etc., and on other tables are
souvenir articles and homemade can
dies.
Hotel aI0i del OF otero were: Glenn n Whea
ton, Omaha; J. D.. Skinner, st. Louis
DR.. Brody G. Rickworth, Mr.. and Mrs
H. B. Swillman, George R. Kebbe, F
J. Casserly, St. Paul; A. F. Beebee
Mrs. Barton Brown, Chicago; w: M
Haven, Conn; ", 2; Willard, Mis-
ton, Miss Florence Gleason, Miss AIDE
3. f. Hurd, Miss Edna Dickerson, A
L. Belknap, BID. Ox1ey, Mr.. and NJ rs
W. G.. Jones, Miss Edith Williams, Nj
and Mrs. J. w. White, w. H.. Wiggin
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Brown, MI
and Mrs. W. Griffith, G. E. Rutinhouse
Minneapolis; Miss Katherine q
Cowles, Greenfield, Mass; Mrs. D.
: Murphy, Chicago; Ranghild Hobel
5 George J. Hatch, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
/ Miss Mabel Friend, st. Croix Fall