The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21

made, with supper at one of the popular
resorts.
Mrs. Robert Gale gave a charming
children's party Wednesday afternoon
her daughter, Jane Gale, who celebrated
her seventh birthday. Seventeen young
friends Of the little hostess had been
invited, and made merry during the |
afternoon with games and frolics. in
the evening a supper was served from
a large table decked in the boathouse.
The centerpiece was q pink frosted
birthday cake, with a circle of burning
tapers and Wreathed with pink bios
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Miss Pearl Weston entertained quite
informally Wednesday afternoon for a
few Of the younger girls who are visit
ing around the lake and who are home
from college. .ss& s ,s*..s .a
l.: L. Taylor managed a delightful ex-
cursion and moonlight party given We'd
nesday evening by the Whatsoever
Bible class of Westminster church. One
hundred and fifty came out for the eve
ming and boarded the Victor at Way
zata. Supper was served on board and
for several hours. r,5
Mrs. Will Loudon and Mrs. Hugh
Loudon gave family picnic Wednes-
day afternoon, making tour of the
lakes on the Hebe, and enjoying late
afternoon luncheon at one Of the cozy
hooks in the, upper lake. ;",' :: i. = &c
Comedy, music and dance will make
charming combination tonight for the
entertainment of guests at Hotel Tonka
Bay and their friends from around the
lake. HSunset,O Jerome K. Jerome 8
comedy will be PVT on by a number Of +
as the cast is in the hands Of very ca
pable members Of social dramatic or
CARNATIONS in the city, real treat is
Expected. Miss Olga johnson, who will
PIay the 1eaaing g+ 1G OLE; Gois RnMsE rs9
Henry Rubel (Aunt Drusilla), Alex Ar
mold (Mr. Riners(, Henry Rubel (Aza-
riah Stood and jack Osgood Lawrence
Leigh :haev been holding daily Tehears-
ais at the hotel, coached by Mrs. Ed
! ing Mrs: Benedict in arranging the pro
gram of vaudeville which is to follow,
the play. One of the pretty features Of
dance selection for "Babes in Toy
land, ""I Cant, Do the Sum, A" in which
seven Of the little people will take part,
imogene Rnbel, Elsa Mikoias, Cora Mix
olas, Master Henry. Rubel and Eugene
Mikolas. Another selection which prom
Uses to make a hit will be the song 600
Long Liz from "a Chinese Honey
By eg it, WYE nedy sms M Ms;es
Grace Badger, Bessie, Rae Nate, Eliza:
beth arnold and, Mines Martin 'aliIl and
i In addition to this Mrs. Charles Bel
, den will give a short program of coon
An the &stGs w fHRpseT
song the chorus will be dressed in Chi
nese gowns, and the children in the
"Toyland Babes'' selection will be cos
TUNED exactly as in the play; Nc, spe'
cial invitations have been Issued fol
the. entertai 1inent, but lake Il residents
and guests from the city will be cor
daily welcomed. ~
Preceding the performance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Godfree will give handsomely ap,
pointed dinner fol. the members Of the
cast and those who are assisting in ar;
ranging for the event. ~ g. IS .5oa ~
!. :: Miss Helen: R. Greaves entertained
informally last evening at Excelsior
for Mrs. Herbert Fleming Of Denver,
Co.., who was formerly Miss Grace
Thurston Of Minneapolis. The guests
were number of Mrs. Fleming q
friends, including Misses Lewis, Car.
ney, Lynch, Stevens and Warren, and
Messrs. Warren, Dreger, Richards, Har-
&: ris and Fleming. Vocal and instru.
mental numbers were given during the
. evening by Miss Cathleen Lynch and
Glen Harris, ,,% -,-.. =.
The English-speaking Sunday schools
Of Northeast Minneapolis, comprising
4, Trinity Methodist, Shiloh and House
Of Faith Presbyterian and Bethany
congregational, will unite this year il
their annual picnic. This will be helc
at Tonka Bay, Wednesday. By, spe
cial arrangement. the train will leave
9:45 am, returning at 6 pm. A pro
gram Of sports and games for which
Il prizes will be awarded will be {
feature of the day. T.. M. Sage j!
chairman Of the general committees; w
A. Gulick, printing and advertising
and F. @. Wulf, sports and games.
The Ladies Aid society. Of Al
I with Mrs. W. G. Bailey, Arcola, Min
netonka, going out on the 2 o'clocl
Great Northern train. The men Of tn,
congregation will share the outing.
/ Miss Cecilia Crawford entertaine,
as her guests at Excelsior last weel
the Misses Olga and Elsie Bertsch
Miss Crawford gave several delightfu
launch parties and lake lunches TO
them, and Friday night delightful
moonlight sailing party was enjoye,
by a number of young ladies and gen
tiemen in honor Of the Misses Bertsct
One Of the large affairs scheduled a
= Tonka Bay hotel is the banquet Of th
National Optical association Thursda,
The hotel will entertain over five hui
dred guests.