The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-29

Holiday, Edna Brown and Mildred
Brown came out from Minneapolis Fri
day for weeks vacation. They are
chaperoned by Mrs, +. A. Simmons OF
Minneapolis.
Frank H Simmons of Minneapolis iss
spending week at ELindens cottage.
Rev. Irving P. Johnson of Mime
apolis visited William r. Sweat att
Phoenix cottage last week.
Thomas Gornley of Minneapolis reg
istered at the GrainWood house Tues
b. W. Van Week of st. Paul came
out to Prior Friday for short vaca- Z
ton.
NJ. E. Reed Of Billings, Mont, spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. A. r. Bolles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Joyce Of
Minneapolis, Mrs. Fay and Mrs. Moore
Of Princeton, Ind, and Mrs. +. III.
Markham Of Texas came out Saturday
in Mr.. JOyce's touring car.
DR.. C. A. Reed Of Minneapolis was a
weekend visitor at the Grainwood
Writ Vixen, accompanied by George
| W. Knapp, both Of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday at Shamrock cottage.
Hull, Wilbur B. Joyce and William
Simmons Of Minneapolis in an automo-
bile party came out on Saturday for the
cotillion.
Esther B. Kelley returned to st. Paul
Tuesday after fortnight's visit at
Prior Lake.
John Allan Of Kansas City is spend
ing month at Vine cottage.
Gilmour Dobie returned to Minneapo-
Lis Monday after a short outing at Prior
Lake.
Among the week END visitors at Prior
Lake were George P. Wilson, William
R.. Sweat and Il. r. Asher Of Mime
apolis and y William Lang and Harold
Rairey Of st. Paul.
Miss Helen REILLY of st. Paul is Wis.
Miss Florence Pond of Minneapolis
joined the Theta girls at Lindens cot
tage Monday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Rome G. Brown, Edwin
and Dorothy Brown, and Harry Halke
of Minneapolis came out from town in
their automobile Sunday.
Val j. Rothchild, Kennen and Made
Line Rothckild Of st. Paul and Mrs.
Grau Haviland Of Chicago were. in an
automobile party to make Grainwood
their destination this week.
j. E. Dobbin and s. s. Crossett OF
Faribault spent Sunday at Prior Lake.
Miss Marion H. Cresswell Of Philadel-
, phia, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Prince and
. Miss Grace Townsend Of Minneapolis
. were at the Grainwood house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. McNamara Of
q st. Paul are spending few days at
: Prior Lake.
Philip L. Thurber of La Crosse, Karl
9 Mertz and Hyatt Caldwell of Hastings
, are camping on Finden's Point for a
: week.
+ Mrs. William R. Sweat gave card
!, party for the women OF Gra1nwood
: Monday.
). Miss Eunice Bartlett gave a pretty
, ibridge party at Geranium cottage Tues
= day afternoon. The veranda was
;, decorated and refreshments were served
- at the close of the games,
, A picnic luncheon of thirty-fve youns
= people was held Tuesday.
of MISS Raath Heien s" joyce Mnneapoi
- was given Monday evening at Linden
! cottage. 81. sL}s4r
:" The cotillion on Saturday evening
e was the success of the season. Th,
! long dancing pavilion was hung witt
. pink and white bunting, and greer
,f boughs formed a background for thu
+ Japanese lanterns and streamers tina
:" were gracefully festooned from the cell
ing. William Ruff and Mrs. William
Rhodes of St. Paul presided over tn
favor tables Mrs. Daniels of Leaven
worth served punch during the evening
and light refreshments were served at
tt ter dancing. Mrs. [. V. Gedney- an
IS Wilbur B. Joyce of Minneapolis led an
I sixty guests danced. Some novel figure
Is were introduced by Mr.. Chase o
~ Omaha.