The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-28
MINNIE TONKA.

M1INNEll)NkA /
Eastern representatives Of the Amer
Ito Lake. Minnetonka early in the after
noon yesterday on special train over
the Great Northern. They left the
train at Wayzata and boarded the
plymouth for a trip of the lake. Eighty
five medical men and their families are
Atlantic Coast to Portland, where they
will be in attendance at the medical
convention July lola. On the way out
a stop will be made to see the Yellow
stone park. At Hotel del Otero q
sumptuous noon dinner was served amid
charming appointments, and the trav-
elers could not have been given any
! thing better to properly impress them
/ with Lake MinnetOnka hospitality. DR..
Frederick Holme Wiggin is in charge
of the party, and after a two hours
visit at the lake and a hurried peep
train returned to the city at 4 o'clock,
and the tour west was continued in the
evening.
In the party are; Rrs. +: r Z; RSs,gasr,
J. V. Kelley, Il. M 4. Russell, P E,5i
berger, Master Ellenberger, Harris
burg, Pa; Drs. D. D.. Custer, Philadel-
phia; Glatfelter, Jr., Spring Forge, Pa;
E. W. Evans, Easton, Pa; Gable, Jr.,
York, Pa; Ella n. Ritter, Willi ian
port, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Giat-
feltfr, String Forge Pa; III Pr Nan and Mrs :
Gable, Miss Holtzapple,- York, Pa; DR..
and Mrs. j. G.. -Zern, Lehighton, Pa;
DR.. and Mrs. S. L. Virgins, Mckee
port, Pa; Dr.. and Mrs. +. W. Frank-
hauser, Reading, Pa, DR.. and Mrs. Z.
MI;ll;o,, Nyi++or Norvuioh COnn DR.
F. Kelley, Dr.. Franklin b.. Smith, Dr..
J. Riddle COTE, Dr.. and Mrs. John 7.
Nagle, Mrs. j 3: Houghton, Dr. pr; f Ted
els els Campb 1 Dr.. John w. Parrish, Dr.
and Mrs. L. Grant Baldwin, Brooklyn,
N. Y; DR.. c. L. French, Dr.. j. J. Good
win, William A. Fuller. Clinton, Mass;
Dr. Dr.. and Mrs. A. {. Forman, Mr.: and
Mrs. Charles Landell, Bayonne, n. ~;
Dr.. and Mrs. Marcus F. Squier, Harri-
son. N. j.; G.. Gilbert Brown, Alan d.
Brown, DR.. and Mrs. J. Fewsmith, Miss
Fewsmith, DR.. Sarah R. Mead, Newark
n. j.; G. E. Cuddeback, Fort yeryW4s,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Clark, Wilkesbarre,
Pa; Dr.. and Mrs. Michael Lucid, DR..
and Mrs. Charles D. Yer NoY, Cort-
land, N. Y; DR.. J. Orley Stranahan,
Rome, N; Y; pr. and Mrs p >: F. a ~; a.
Bronx New G M Herk cAatyb u mlis NEW New
burgh, N. Y; Dr.. and Mrs. F.. II. Hol.
4 iingshead, Mrs. Rebecca s. Price, Miss
4 Martha j. Austin, Pemberton, N: j.;
\ Mrs. Wallace G. Hancock, Dr.. John
Welsh Croskey Phliadelphm7a; FL; ar pe'
/ Pa; Miss Mary NJ. Kistler, Lans II
1 Pa; DR.. and Mrs. G. B: Townsend, New
4 hnrgh. n. Y: DR.. Nathan Mayer, AarC-
1 ford. Conn; DR.. Ernest Wells, Hart
4 ford Conn; DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Seld'
\ Ter, Newark, N. j..
! Tonight the Minnetonka Boat Glup
will give it's opening PAL az ss lUnAa s me
time ago and if the weather, IS ran
there will be a host of the club ), mem IN
1 hers and their friends to attend the
\ pleasant affair Roy Thompson, Ee
Phinny, Horace Lowry, Frank Myer ant
, Ed Barnaby are on the entertainment
committee and have MADE , a ira Pa9i
full orchestra will play all thru the
I evening and during the dinner hours
4 concert program will add to the pleas
ure. There are a great many members
4 Of the club who have arranged 70 come
q out for the evening with parties IRON
q the city, taxing Gunner a.
n train to Minneapolis.
A Altho the invitations contained, re-
q quest for nwhite gowns, some Of the
"A pretty lake girls have gone on strike
ID and declare positively that they vii
q wear whatever color they choose, Ont
d of the girls declares that white is not
81 half so becoming to her as blue, anc
u so blue will be her choice, and her dc
q cision will be followed by others. Thu
n reception committee may thus be pre-
81 pared to bow it's greetings not only tt
n the natty summer girls in white, bu
II to visions in blue, cream, yellow AM
I. pink frills and furbelows as wen: -,
4. Illuminated and during the intermis
Il sions there will be attractive walks be
q tween the club and the hotel Frappe
81 ices and dainty refreshments will b.
a served on the piazza of the hotel, an
y for the pleasure of the guests who de
y sire for the more substantial things tn
S. cafe will be open and will serve
B tempting Dutch supper in charge of tn
& chef.
!. Tonka Bay hotel has bookings for tn
Il season at the hotel and visits from
N host of eastern, southern and wester
81 guests. One of the first parties to al
E3 rive IN July will be Mr.. and Mrs. New
81 ton Claypool and their daughters, o
II the Claypool, Indianapolis, accompanie
by H. B. Sherman, Chicago; Mrs. an
IA Miss Speer and Miss Stockdale. Til
70 party is now in Portland, Ore, and wi
ID leave within few days for the NORTH
M west.
b Henry G. Ruebel Of Cincinnati wi
b bring a party of eight, including Mr.
n Barnhardt and her mother, Mrs. p. {
~ Estabrook of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mr.
81 r.. S. Miller of Omaha, to the lake Jul
b 8. They have taken one Of the fines
m suites at the hotel.
b The Tuesday Limited club will ente
81 tain this afternoon and evening at