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

Mrs j. A. Burton, Maude M. Kelsey,
Frances Cleaveland, Edith M. Cox, Vic
let Rowley, Reuben Johnson, John NJ.
Hardy, Thomas w: Barnard, Glenn w.
Carpenter, H. E. Parker, Roy I. Bar
tho1omew, J. 3. ga, SAWYER, : Mrs: J. 3;
family. Herbert Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
J. Fairfield, Addie BRIGHAM, Mrs. w.
D. Litzenberg,. Mrs. J. G. Litzenberg,
Miss Jennie Litzenberg, James Burner,
mage. Mr.. and Mrs. #. w. White, Rob
ert II. White, all Of Minneapolis; David
B. Livingston, Stillwater; Margaret
H; Vesper, WICHITA, Kan; !: E; Aerr W
coma; Robert N. Martin, st. Paul; Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. R. Miller, Florence Mil
Ter. Roland s. Miller, Grand Forks,
N. D.
Miss Marion Gillette will entertain
at dancing party Friday evening TOR
a number Of the younger people at the
Lafayette club.
One of the pretty parties at the La
fayette club Saturday evening was the
dinner dance which Mrs. Luman q:
Pryor gave for Miss Marion Pryor and
fifty Of her friends. Miss Jeanette
Glare of St. Louis is the guest OF MISS
PRYOR. Mrs. G. E. Lyman and sons Of
Minneapolis were over-Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor.
Miss Abbie Reed will give lunch
con Thursday at her home in Excelsior
for Miss Aiva Mapes of California,
who is visiting in Minneapolis with her
family, and for Miss Kate Cotterell.
Miss Cotteren will spend the week with
Miss Reed.
The Epworth league Of the Method
list church at Excelsior gave an Ice
cream social Saturday evening at New
ell s. Next Saturday. evening the "a Ia,
dies Of the Congregational church WILL
give a social at Newell's.
Mrs. E. A. Hart Of Buena Vista gave
porch party Saturday afternoon to
celebrate the birthday anniversary Of
her daughter, Miss Alice Butterfeld.
| Twenty guests had been invited to as
sist Miss Butterfeld in cutting the
| birthday cake and to enjoy few So
cial hours. The decorations on the
porch were sweet peas, chrysanthe-
NUNS, dahlias and other garden How
ers. Refreshments were served by a
y
Mrs. George D. Jones Of Columbus
Ohio, who is spending the summer at
Hotel del Otero, will give an informal
luncheon Friday afternoon at the no
tel for a group Of college girls. Miss
Macdonald, her daughter, is visiting
Miss Ethelwyn Wyman and Miss Mar;
tin, and the guests will be a group OF
her friends.
Mrs. Charles E. Lennon and Miss
Eunice Lennon of Louisville, KY, are
among the recent summer guests at the
} tv with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Murray o.
New York city. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
have been spending seven seasons a
the hotel and their enthusiasm at Min
netonka's beauty is as unlimited as 1
is genuine. Mrs. Lennon has beer
spending her summers on eastern sea
shores, but she finds Minnetonka a de
lightful place for rest and pleasure al
ter the gayety Of Americas most fash
ionable resorts.
Thursday evening Manager .Hopkin
will give a boating party and moon
light excursion for the guests Of tn
Del Otero.
This evening there will be the concer
of the Minnesota Ladies' quartet; al
excellent program has been arrange
and many parties will 20 to the lake T.
enjoy the performance.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Griffith, Mrs
: B. F. Van Ulrich, P. H. Hendricks, Mis-
N. Jones, G.. D. Mann, Mrs. w. "
Broughton, Mrs. P. E. Strelau, Mr.. an
Mrs; +: I: Jenkins and children MR. YdI
, ander Boyd, H McNamee, Mrs: W. {
Burleigh, Miss Smith, Mrs. w. Y
; Haynes Of Minneapolis; Mrs. James n
=. Southgate Of Newport, Ky; M: A
t Forbes, Kansas City; Mrs. F. R. De:
i. lage, st. Louis, Mo-; A. G. Chase, Cir
: cinnati;. Mr.. and Mrs. p: 9. Vannas
terday's arrivals at Hotel Del Otero:
r Professor George Morse Of Lincol1
Q Neb, who is at present visiting h!
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. T. Morse, i
a Excelsior, will come to Buena Vist'
Q Mound City, this week, with tn, ? party party
3 few weeks at the lake to take in il
:. beauties.
+ This evening the guests Of the Buen7
s STfa wa Park maze tx attend R & }he gef
= the Minnesota Ladies' quartet.
. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A: Stamer, Mr.. an
> Mrs. R. /. Bruen, H. +. Chambe1rlIi
q Peck, Miss Francis Meeker, w.
: Huestis, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Be:
q ton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Parker H.
J. Parker, Miss Maggie Werner, Mr.. ar
n Mrs. George B: Darling, Miss Lila pa
8 ling, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Mercord, Ere
A. Phelps, G.. N. Phelps, Minneapoli
- II. G. Berchem, st. Paul; II. R. Men
, fee, of St. Louis. and r. R; Co9pde
; Vista, Saturday and Sunday.
q Thomas Dunn, Jr., came out for ov
= Sunday to spend the day with MI
a Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Scott, spe1
:. Sunday at the Buena Vista with the
j. parents, Captain and Mrs: R. Scott
4 Paduca, KY, who are visiting them.
- Captain Joe Montour Of the Com
n came to the timely rescue to five youl
q men who were caught in the storm Sa
a urday afternoon. Captain Montour al
d daughter. Mrs. Barrett, were on the
a way to Spray Island when the stor
i. broke loose. Between Goose Island al
i. Spray Island they saw an. overturn
rowboat with five men clinging to it al
J., calling for help. They were So
% landed and taken to Captain Montou1
8 home on Spray Island. The young m
a. who had so narrow an escape fire
l. drowning were at the lake attending t
IT picnic Of the Great Northern office e.