The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-24
MINNETONKA

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A tour, which is daily made by the
Milaquatta. Captain Champion s little
steamer, IS the one which includes the
smaller lakes of Lake Minnetonka and
a trip thru the west and north arm. It
| is a delightful trip, and after leaving
! Wayzata OH the arrival OF the morning
train the steamer reaches Mound City
| in time for luncheon. From Wayzata
far as the Highway bridge and from
there into Crystal bay, Maxwell bay,
Stubs bay. into the north arm, from
there into the west arm into Harrison s
bay under the old drawbridge, into
| Cook s bay by way of Priest S bay and
Eagle Bluff bay into Halstead's bay,
and then returning on the regular route
Point shore thru the NarroWs back into
the lower lake. ;,
Dr.. U. G. Williams and a party of
fifteen made the charming trip yester-
day. Saturday Mrs. j. +. Conklin en-
tertained party OF twelve guests IN
honor of New York friends on the same
/ trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tonge are chap
1 eroning q party of sixteen young people
at a housepartya at Clydesdale cottage
Tonka Bay In the party are Misses
heilah and Edith Marshall; REYNOLDS
ray, Messrs. Charles Brooks. Arthur
Reed, Sears Brace. Lester Kellogg. Roy
Hall, Robert Hall and w. H. Sulflow.
DR.. Charles xSpratt was a visitor. at
the cottage for over Sunday: The mem:
bers of the party have a jolly time, and
with three automobiles. two launches
ant at the lake, put III many delightful
hours. They will remain at the lake
thru this week. H.. No.. =.
Hotel Tonka Bay guests are continu-
ally living in expectancy OF some pleas
ant social event. At present the min
strel show. Friday evening is the topic
der way to have a show 1neGualled by
any amateur performance. In response
to demand for another cotillion the
ladies at the hotel and Mrs. Godfree are
planning one, and if arrangements can
be made it will probably be held next
Saturday evening" Many guests came
out from the city to attend the enter
tainment Friday evening, and several
house parties have been making merry
at the place. Mr. and Mrs. H.. G.. Fer
tig, Misses Fertig of Minneapolis Mrs.
D.. A. Fertig of New York, and. Miss
Florence Winchester Of Duluth, came
out Friday and remained over Sunday.
uh1 ~. w O1uy Mis- NJ Mc tIs lui ..
: Fred Suss and Master Albert Suss are
in a St. Louis party which arrived Sat
urlay at the hotel, - ~. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sincohe of Chicago
. and Hugo :Baer of St. Louis are among
the t weekend end arrivals ri ais at the hGteL
! out the end Of the week were: H. Var
:. Baalen, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. H
= 0. Stokes, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
= j: s. German, Duluth; j., B. White
= ford, Buffalo, N. Y; w. K. Thompson
). Chicago; Mrs. and Mrs. G.. j. Caskill
Omaha; w. Kenyon, Omaha; Mr.. an6
e Mrs. J.. Moore, w. H. Dickinson, III: H.
J, Cohen, Miss Maude Oklaman, Mr.. ane
{, Mrs. F. E. Dickinson, l.. A: North, C
lock, M: B. Yates, Miss j. Bydelson
Mrs. A. D. Joslin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P
h Mueller, Miss Catherine Bailey, Miss
4 May Sinclair, E. s. Wagner, G. H. Var
, Ankles, Tom HIGHLAND, Kenneth Lang
e hart, j. E. Lanart, Minneapolis Mr.
n and Mrs. E. M. Stiles, Chicago;. Mrs
= J: S. Baird, Wateryille, N; y; MI. ane
q Mrs. G. J. Boon, Miss Aida johnson
t Chicago, G: J. Langdon, Elmira; = D!
h Witt H: Montgomery and Leslie ;;
! Pulliam, Springfield, III. =:
y The j. L.. D. girls and their me1
) friends spent Saturday afternoon ant
: evening with Miss Meta ART of Wes
Il Point During the afternoon the party
FL pied the evening", Dinner was served
d on the broad verandas of the Yves
cottage. The table had mound O.
$ roses for centerpiece and baskets. O.
sweet peas hung about the veranda
:, The namecards were decorated witt
IS sweet peas done: in water colors. Gov
ers were laid for twenty-four.
/
# Mr. and Mrs Will P. Shattucko CAV
sailing party at the lake Thursda,
re in honor of Mrs. I. Irving Pearce an
G. son of Chicago, who are visiting them
= ! and Of Miss Marshall Of St: Louis
d who is the guest Of Mrs. Mortland o
t.. Garfield avenue. 49,. =. -. =.
a. iting Miss Helen Mayo at Interlaker
. has, returned to her home in Rive
is Falls, Wis. /. =. -. :.
H. The Carrollton, Mo, colony Of fisher
men, who are staying at. the Sampson
s se House, broke all previous fishing rec
ct ords which they held. and brought HON
I'd from fishing trip Saturday q string o
200 pounds. One hundred and ten has
n caught in the upper lake. ! -
sit Sampson House Were George l.. Lowry
nd Mrs. Lowry, Miss Virginia B. Young
se Miss Mildred r: Kelly, w: H. Goocl
nd Charles f. Griffith, A. D.. Fisher, M
OF and Mrs. G. T. Harris, G.. Prendergas
t,e F. w. Prendergast, Pyrl jackson, M.
Smith, Miss Peggy Anderson, Mime
Isl apolis; I. W.-Pelt, Miss Queen Frye, s.
St. Paul: ~ 1884,. 49,. Z .'s. :;
e; Mr.. and Mrs v. Il. Doris, O 'Fallo1
"a H.; Joe Sensenbrenner, St; Louis; Mr.
Fl. Miss Bessie Ives, St. Louis; Miss Ca
~; roI E.. Russell, st. Louis came up on tt
1e- boat and are at the Sampson House fl
s. a few weeks. - -. ~. - =. -
: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sengerbrandt /
-, St. Louis were at the lake yesterday ar
entertained some Of their st. Lou
friends at a pleasant steamer part
i They were en- route to the .Yellowstol
park and the Portland exposition =
=. i At the annual regatta Of the MINI
at tonka Boat club handsome prizes W
II be given to the winners in the sailbo
VS. and launch classes. which is somethil
-. of an innovation, as heretofore on
IN pennants were presented to the winner
The recent guests at the Minntonl
her Boat club were S. w. Ballard. Decatr
age H.; Louis ounghauer, St. Paul: c.
/ Imboden, G. B. Irish. Decatur, ILL.,; Mi
'k * guerite, Marion and Grace Fertig, Ma
iorv lovely, Katherine Bailey, Dali
her her Skinner, Charles Skinner, Minneapoli
NM Vrys l.. =