The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-12

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johnson, R. J. Elliott, J. J. w. Elliot,
C. A. Bohlin, James McMullen, E.. A.
Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. s. +. Evans,
Miss G. F. Evans, A. G. Anderson, f. s:
Cady Miss Flq qT s+ 2, Nh Lille, ME- i and
J. f. Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy, Milo A.
Phillips, Miss Marion 7. Park, Mime
apolis. - *
Thursday evening pleasant hop was
given at the Chapman. house for the
guests and their friends, and similar
function will be given later in the sea-
son. = ssss' #t@
+ Mrs. G. Cuppenull of Virginia chaper-
oneu group OF young women at the
Chapman house at a houseparty over
Saturday and Sunday, In The party
were Miss Wilnot, Miss sHodson, Miss
L. Hodson and Miss Seeley of Mankato.
Henry Hodge was given a delightful
surprise party by about thirty Of the
employees Of the National Brass &
Metal company of Minneapolis at his
home in Fairview. The party came out
on the noon train and took possession
Hodge. At the depot they were met by
a brass band and a. delegation from the
neighborhood friends Of the family to
complete the arrangements. Mr..
Hodge, while willing subject Of the
surprise party, had very narrow es-
cape from a surprise not quite as de-
SRA che is still laughing with glee
in having successfully evaded it, The
Georges own a donkey and among the.
| Hodge The donkey is but small and
Mr.. Hodge--his weight tips the scales
above the 200 mark-nounted and led
by band thru peaceful Fairview would
certainly have proved the eventful fea-
| tire Of the day. The donkey has a
way of making his presence known
with shrill, longdrawn discords, and
none too -melodious welcome. Having
spied the surprise party in. one Of the
rear coaches, and the band and the
| donkey at the station left but one solu-f
tion for Mr.. Hodges predicament He
| tightly Rugged a noon edition and with
complete -unconcern passed Fairview and
| left the: train at the next station
and there met the nerrymakers in the;
midst of fun and frolic. Mrs. Hodge
had chartered the Victor and a tour Of
the lake was made. A sumptuous din
ing there was dancing. Mr.. Fowler
of. the. city statesmen department and
/ Mr.: Martin of the mechanics depart
ment gave speeches and Mr.. Hodge had
to respond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Grimes Of
Breezy Point are entertaining at
Windemere cottage, Mrs N. J. Burt
and daughter of IBellington, Iowa, Miss
| DeGroodt and Miss Edith Cook Of
Minneapolis. Yesterday they gave. a
picnic party for their guests, making
a complete tour Of the upper and lower
lake on board the Millaquatta, and
G Ghapmgsn s. s'S %oa md city, There
eighteen guests in the party and includ,
ing the hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Eustis and son, Mrs. McCrary and Miss
Mary Grimes.
Mrs. W. w. Hurd Of St. Paul, who
| is spending several weeks at Hotel del
and cards Monday for Mines. Rosopolus,
1 A. G.. johnson and Van Curen T. s.
Rishworth, all of St. Paul. In the
morning a delightful tour Of the lake
was made on the Mayfower and in the
I afternoon games of cards were played
I at the hotel.
/ Yesterday morning Mr.. Hopkins Of
the Hotel del Otero chartered the
Florence Deering for a trip Of the lake,
entertaining number Of guests. For
several hours the picturesque shores of
the west arm and other points were
viewed. -
nj - ..1 - SO. 7,;a;+;no y
Inc yOungl People VINO aIe VislCins
at the hotel were entertained at
how1inp marty in the morning.
- - y
! P j. Miller Of Chicago who Is a
onest at Hotel del Otero spent two
hours fishing yesterday and managed to
enjoy as much excitement during that
short time as the average nsherman
never has in less than a whole day
Mr.. Miller landed a string of twelve
ha.,+;f,,J hoee meiuht: "a hove the aver.
VEG paos' !. ~ m, -; 1.a,a1
age, ana one plckeiel. ! plIhel e e
| furnished the most entertainment. Ii
weighed ten pounds and was only cap.
tured after a1second attemnt. hayino