The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08
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Tonka Bay hotel ballroom. White,
nothing but snowy white, will be seen
on the floor. The women in charge Of
the affair have positively declared in
favor OF no color and their verdict is
that no one will be admitted unless she
or he comply with this request. So
there will be delightful gathering Of
togs, and the girls will be beautiful in
their fnery of white linen, muslin and
laces. .>a saln ~
In regard to the favors, well, tan
talizing secrecy surrounds the plans
The women have been holding meet
ings and making great many of the
pretty trifes, and the tables will reveal
a delightful array of novelties which
will be distributed as souvenirs. Ed
Phinney will lead the cotillion and
group of the matrons will form the re-
ception committee and will alternate in
presiding over the favor tables.
That there will be no lack of dancers
is an assured fact as the crews, which
are to participate in the regatta next
week, will be at the hotel after Sunday
and a special invitation has been ex-
tended to them.
A special musical program has been
arranged for the service at the Excel
sior Congregational church this evening
by the 'organist and choir director, Miss
Dorcas Emmel The following pro-
gram has been arranged: Organ vol
untary. by Mendelssohn; anthem, 60,
Worship the King chorus choir;
soprano solo, Miss Alice Bost and the
Jehovah'; tenor solo, offertory, "Out
Of the Depths,'' Rev. G. J. Swain;
anthem, Ono Shadows Yonder,' the
chorus choir. H.,
Sports play an important part at
Hotel Tonka Bay, and boating, fishing,
tennis and croquet have a great many
devotees. The tennis courts have re.
Gently been relaid and among the young
people who play almost every day are
a number of splendid players. MELVIN
player of the Triple A club at St. Louis,
and is a tennis enthusiast. For next
Tuesday morning Mrs. Charles Godfrey
has arranged a bridge whist party at
which the guests will receive handsome
prizes for the highest score. Friday
afternoon Mrs. Godfrey will be hostess
at an afternoon tea for the guests of
the hotel on the eastern piazza. The
hours will be from to 'clock, and
Mines. Lewis Strauss and Jacob Mailer
Of st. Louis, Edward Benedict Of Tonka
Bay and Miss Blanche Lord of New
York will assist. One day Of the com
ing week the guests of the hotel viii
be entertained at sightseeing tour Of
the twin cities. There will be fifty in
the party. = -:
The recent arrivals for the summer
at Hotel Tonka Bay are Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. P. Pufes, Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Seaman. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jacob Farley, st. Louis; Mrs. Sadie
M. Grimes, Minneapolis; Miss Evely1
Grimes and Miss Margaret Ham of Oak
land CAL; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mailer
Of St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Baernstein, Mr.. ani
Mrs. j: c: Stevenson, Thomas Libby
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. George, Fl. G. Park
hurst, G. W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. M. T
Slocum, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Broom, Miss
Irma z. Wilk, Miss Sadye Bentson, Miss
Edna Bearnstein, Miss Smith, Mrs. O
T. Rambert, A. W. Van Haften, Mr. anc
Mrs. J. Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. W. "A
Badger, Abbott W. Quale, W. H
4 Hoover, Jr., George Herbert, Mrs M
Wilk, Misses Madeline Wilk, and Bella
Grange, Mrs. G. T. Cobban, Mrs. L,
Grange, Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Rand, Mis-
Charlotte Keller,s G. T. Cobban, MI
and Mrs. G. W. Storer, Mr.. and Mrs
M: L. Luce, NJ Berry. Adolf Hansen
Miss Blanche O'Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. B
G. Friend, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Parker, Mr.. an,
Mrs. C. H. Russell, Miss Spence, H. G
Robbins, Miss Clara Thompson, Joh1
Elliott, Miss NJ. X. Jacobs, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs G. M
Rawitzcr, G. Al Green, H. s. Griffith
! Mrs. j. S. Mahoney, Miss Mary Ma