The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-28
MINNETONKA

! entertaining CHe OuL-OI-COWn tennis
players, and as the weather has been
been confined to sailing parties, boat
ing parties and launch parties at night
around the lake, with small dinners
and suppers at the club and at some of
the homes. George K. Belden and
Thomas Wallace, Jr., with a group of
town men, are keeping bachelor hall in
the Colonial cottage and have made
things very pleasant for the out-of-
town men. The clubhouse of the Min
netonka Yacht club was finished just
in time, and the privacy of the home
is appreciated by all members. Wednes-
given for the tennis players and pref
ty dance will be given Saturday night
> as close to the tournament. .- ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Waidner are
guests of the Burtons and Mr.. Collins
is also accompanied by his wife. Mrs.
J. Med. Campbell of South Dakota has
apolis and has been a visitor at the
tournament. Mrs. Campbell was for
merly Miss Leona Pelton Of Minneapo-
, lis. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Ankeny are
entertaining their sister, Miss Mill
cent Hesmer, and Miss Agnes Belden
! ter, Mrs. A. Wagner, at Deephaven.
y
', sororities of the high schools and the
!, university are seen on the grounds, and
the fraternity men are strong in NUM-
bers all thru the plays.
Miss Van Ende of Cottagewood has
been entertaining a house party Of
l.. school chums for two days, members of
the Nj Sigma sorority of the Central
high school, and over Saturday she will
on ri bo hoo 1y I,on 90 bo
! Central high school at the tennis games.
: were: Misses Murdoch, Funk, Marie
Brown, Florence Thompson, Florence
Vance, Lucia Warner, Frances Warner,
Margaret Ball, Gail Farmer Frances
Chambers, Hazel Bookwalker and
Christianson., f.
Mrs. Devereaux of Breezy Point
gave a handsome lake luncheon yes
terday at her summer home for her
friends residing at the lake.
Mrs. G. T. Thompson and Mrs. E. W.
Backus, who are having a houseful of
younger people during tennis week at
their Minnetonka Beach cottages, gave
a pretty al fresco affair yesterday be-
the young people on a launch trip and
|e had a luncheon in the woods served in
picnic style. "... H. ..
l. During the past week Edgewood
n hotel has been very popular lake re
sort, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Christian
h have taken e. eare Of a houseful Of guests
Mnneap pc Miss NJ f. ga ib ry AZ
Dr. pleton, Wis; G. Benton, Central Amer
iea; - Ernst steinhauser, Chicago
IS. B. Mcvern, st. Louis; Thomas Knee
= land, Miss Helma Swanson, M. NJ. Cars
IS, lon, J. G.. Nightingale, Charles B
- Berry, R. w. Pearce, j. B. Gilman, Mis-
n. Harriet Patcher, Miss Grace Sheldon
> H. G: Klopp, il. Yates, H. A.. Peter
son. 81. NJ. Edgerton, Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs Me GGstav Egf and far
Arthur and Helen Ulrich of La Crosse
: who have been spending the past thre
weeks at Edgewood, have returned t
the city.
ia month S visit.
This evening the regular hop will b
given at the Hotel del Otero. For tn
- younger set the hops are delightfu
: attraction, and every. hop night ha
! from around tie lake ana from the l eit
as well. Trains connect Spring Par
81 and Minneapolis in most convenien
manner, returning about midnight t
the city.
:! Members of the Minnetonka Boa
club will go on the annual cruise tt
morrow morning, leaving the clubhous
at 1890 clock. The steamer Dc
troit will accompany the cruisers, an
if there is a lack Of breeze, will to,
the sailboats into the upper LAKE
Luncheon will be taken at Mound Git
and the start for home Will be made a
2:30 O'Clock Handsome prizes hav
been offered to the winners of tn
| races in the sailboat and launch elias
and the cruise bids fair to be tn
event among the club people.
Wednesday night hurdy-gurd
party was given in the open pavilio
at Tonka Bay, and the club member
had about as much fun as it is po
sible to have in three hours. A stree
piano was rented to furnish the musi
there were loving birds to tell 70
tunes, and all sorts of frolics were il
dulged n. The younger people dance
to the shrill music Of the piano VIII
the older people found watching I'll
merry throng fully as much pleasur
n About one hundred Of the club men
bers and their guests were present.
81 The Saturday evening hops at Co
r. tageWood, Hotel KeeWaYdin, are vel
enjoyable and are always attended /