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

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Of Valley City, N. D., the Guest of Mrs
.,-' "s@ Harry Turner.
Minnetonka Yacht club at Tonka Bay
lotel. The party will remain at the
axe for two weeks.
Mrs. w. Henry Ritchie and Mrs.
Alice M. Grove entertained informally /
at their lake home at Mead,
Vile Park, Lat-Na-Mar, in. honor OF |
Mrs I. B. Wentworth Of New York,
who formerly resided in Minneapolis. !
A party of Delta Epsilon members
was entertained by Bert Cohen at his
at Meadville Park in honor
Of Allen Brown, who has just returned
from a two years stay in New York.
If the lake visitor has not seen "hol-
lyhock alley' the last week he has real
ly missed a sight Of rare and exquisite
beauty. Hollyhoek. alley in question,
is at Spring Park, in the rear Of the
a half block long and winds its way thru
a field of shrubs and wild flowers to the
back door of the cottage. Hollyhocks,
about a. head higher than well grown
man, outline the alley on either side,
and nod their gorgeous blossoms in
sea Of delicate and superb color. There
are the blondes and the brunettes of
hollyhockdom; tall-stemmed beauties OF
their sisters of the palest blush-pink
shade. White hollyhock, purple, scar
let, deep pink, some splashed with
patches Of blood red on petals of snowy
white, and others fla l1ed with dashes Of
deep maroon on their crimson leaves
+ha ho1 CT Of
with brush and color. "- l..
To think that all Of it is a woman 8
work! The mistress Of the house laid
out the alley, armed with pick and hoe,
she broke the ground, then followed
treatment by the wheelbarrow route,
bringing in new and rich soil for the
blossoms, as year after year slipped past
the seeds grew finer and better in quail
ity and the connoisseur Of garden and
field will generously admit, that the
flowers and plants have reached state
Of perfection. Spring Park is proud
Of Hollyhock alley and to the visitors
around the shore it is pointed out as one
Of the sights.
A house party of twelve young peo.
pie has been chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin G. Layman, at Groveland
Park, Lake Minnetonka.- Enoch Holm
Miss Bessie Lunn entertained at a
luncheon Thursday at her summer home
at Solberg's Point. Covers were laid
for ten and the decorations were pink
and white sweet peas. ..,... ..
A porch picnic party was given
| Wednesday at the summer home OF Mrs.
| A. /. Sabin, Island View cottage, Mead
vii porlx Il 1,
| McCaull and family, Mrs. S. A. sDins-
more and family, Miss Anna Dinsmore
Miss Rebecca Dinsmore, Miss Edna Nc
Conkey, of Philadelphia, and Miss Ella
| Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Cohn, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs: Charles
Leavitt, Miss Helen Joseph, Morris 10
seph, Burton Joseph and Mr.. and Mrs
all-day picnic party Thursday and char
tered the Victor for the trip into the
| upper lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gron Heller entertained
Thursday at a. dinner for Jesse Moss
merville. The table decoration were
tastefully arranged with sweet peas
Covers were laid for twelve. = a.,
Mrs E. Won Ende entertained Thurs
day at luncheon for Mrs. J. Hallen
Miss Darling, Mrs. William Heggert,
and Mrs. Maude Heggerty.
! Mrs. J. Harpman Of Summerville en-
tertained at small luncheon Frlda.
f9r Miss Newman Of stWateT and tn
The weekend guests at the Hote
! Keewaydin were. J. P. Morrill, and fam
lily Of Chicago, James Digle, st. Pau
: Stephen White and Myron White, Kan
sas City, c. F. :Hepham and Julius Her
ham, Lincoln, Neb., Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Hughes, st. Louis, Harvey Matte
son, White Bear, James Rutherford, G
f. McCulloch, Minneapolis, r. w. Dir
gle, St. Paul, Miss Jacobs, San Fran
cisco, E. S: Konantz, st: Paul, Mis- M!
. Edith Scott. .5.s 49,, ,z
Mrs. Hopper and Miss Frances HoI
per of Omaha and S.@H. FindleY wer
guests of w. G. .Nye. at supper Sunda
night g3 , -. -,
Charles w. Wade. and sons, Philade
phia, W: E. Gul! and family: Miggil
New yor Mr. Mr. and M5* Ms sef6 6hn e
l. and Mrs. Eliza B1idenbecker Of Oman
5 Dr.. O. r. Konantz. Quincy, III, and MI
Z; r. H. Fletcher, G.. E.. Rosenstein an
4 family. Mrs. Gustav Rees and daug
: ter Minneapolis.
Keewaydin claims as a season que
one Of the best fishermen at the lax
B. B. Slifer Of ST. Louis. Mr.. Slif,
t brings in daily fine string of ifs
/ Monday he broke the record by Ian
Y ing twenty-eight.
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