The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

entertained very fdeightfully yester-
day at her summef home, for group
Of women from around the lake. The
city guests came OUT on the early morn
luncheon was served on the piazzas and
grounds. Cards were played in the af-.
ternoon. About thirty women were
present.
Mrs. Theodore Hays entertained Mrs.
Benjamin Coppage, Mrs. Howard Rick
er, Mrs. Mary Hittle, Mrs. George Rose,
Hays at a luncheon party at Hotel
Tonka Bay Wednesday afternoon. A
tour on the Puritan around the lower
lake followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Claypool,
Misses Claypool, Agnes and Fay G. Clay;
pool arrived at Hotel Tonka Bay from
Pasadena, Cal, Tuesday, and are at the
lake for several weeks. They. are en-
route to their home in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs W. c.. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. X. Sawyer, Miss Mabel Saw
yer and Mrs. Alden were at Hotel Ton
ka Bay over the Fourth.
Recent guests at Hotel Tonka Bay
were: II. VI. Haupt, Miss Ada G. Haupt,
Harry D. ,Haupt, Des. Moines, Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. E. Lindauer, Ben Stern
borg, Chicago; 2. II. Campbell, Detroit,
Mich; G. =. Varitis, New York; Mr..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Henry, Maan1kato;
gan, Mich; DR.. and Mrs. W. ". John
Son. Chicago; u. r. Boswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Mccall, E. P. Miller, y. II.
Schultz, Miss Clara Rahm, Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. M. Warnock, f. j. johnson, D: Ora.
ham, e.. Z. Bartholomew, Miss Mabel
Williams, Miss Wayne Wood, Miss Bes.
sic Greenley, E. G. Best, O. II. King
Miss Edith Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. E
bert, Glenn Lambert. d.. X: Brennan
i Mr.. and Mrs G. Harris, e. III. Hoskins
4 H. E. Loomis, A. w. Aylmer, Miss Alice
4 Aylmer, M. j. Gould, Miss Mahr, Miss
/ Feary, IL. G. Addell, III. G.. Peterson
I E. O: Durham, Miss Emma Sampson
Miss Bessie Horton, Mrs. Prescott, Miss
Prescott, John Elliott, w. D. Mckay
B. Weisberg: r; Weisberg, 4; Wolfso =,
Parker, Nj. and Mrs. G. M. Rawitzer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Chester, Mr.. ant
Mrs. 3. D. Marsh, r. B. Ecken, George
B. Woodwork, R. w. Sprague, Mime
apolis.
i DR.. Gerber and Sam johnson CLAIM
: title to having caught the bigges
Fourth Of July catch Of fish at sgrin|
Park. They landed thirty ch9ice bass
none tipping the scales. at less thai
,, three pounds. In spite Of the rain, fish
! ing has been splendid, and among thos
who report having landed good string
Of fish are Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Nord
Z strom. M. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
TAYLOR, John Plist and Jack Richard
son. Es !,
. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Taylor arrive
Monday from Des Moines, Iowa, and ar
at the Hotel Del Otero. Mr.. and Mr.
. Will b. MacLean and Edwin Z. Mac
, Lean have also arrived at the hotel TO
e the season.
: The opening hop at Hotel Keewaydi1
Cottagewood, will be given this eve
Miss Phoebe Meigg, Miss Maud
. Eames and Ray T.. Eames Of Fergu
T Falls are the guests Of Mrs. -: g. Boyr
! ton at Snring Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
: ton Ansley and Francis Ansley we1
z puests over the Fourth. In the evenin
!. q Jolly party from Hotel Del Otter
d / Joined them to enjoy the fireworks.
4 Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. y, r. Nienabe
! and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. LIE Roy Brink 6
Z st. Paul came out to the opening he
d Sunday at the Boynton cottage.
al Misses Millicent and Margaret Lee
d Ientertained the u. @. u. girls over SUI
{ day at their lake home ataEuroka. A
II equal number Of boys came out on Il
+ early train on Sunda On Saturda
hight mock wedding entertained Il
girl guests and on Sunday there W.T.
n a launch trip to the upper lake. u