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

tournament looms as the event OF great
est Importance scheduled for the COM
der the management of the Minnetonka
Yacht club, opens on the tennis courts
at Deephaven at $3.50 pm. Monday,
when the players will line up for the
preliminaries. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoon the men
and from ESQ pm. until 5 pm. The
championship match between the win
ner of the tournament and Kreigh Col
Inns. holder of the title, will be played
Saturday. First, second and consola-
ton prizes in the singles, and first and
second prizes in the doubles will be
given, and the presentation will be
tonka Yacht club house.
A number of the out-of- town men will
be at the club house, while others have
accepted the hospitality Of friends
among the lake residents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Waidner, who have been
at the lake for tennis week in a sue
session Of years. +b have not eom yet hna
In compliment to the guests, the
house committee Of the Minnetonka
Yacht club has arranged for two hops.
One will be given Wednesday evening
will be given Saturday evening The
tennis tournament will bring many
guests to the lake, and the pleasant
custom of entertaining house parties
will be observed. Many of the young
people have arranged to entertain
groups of their friends from the city,
and st. Paul is also to be represented
by good number of society people.
Arrangements for the annual cruise
of the Lake Minnetonka Boat club,
next Saturday, which is one of the
pleasant social events in local yacht
ing circles, have been made by the re-
gatta committee, Roy II. Wagner, chair
man, Carl Pickett, W. E. French, AL
bert G. Hausman and II. W. Reiter,
representing the sailboats, and by
boat committee, assisted by Louis -.
Wakeman, Cyril Mitchell, G. D. Huyck
and F. B. Zahn. Mound is the goal
and after morning cruise the picnic
luncheon will be served on the grounds
at Mound.
Mrs. W. H. Dunwoody gave lun-
cheon Of twenty-slx covers at the La
fayette club Thursday.
The marriage Of Miss Charlotte
Spalding of Lincoln, Neb., and Malcolm
G. Wyer of Excelsior took place, We'd
nesday afternoon at 4 CLOCK. 1T was
a quiet family wedding and took place
ents, Mr.. and Mrs: Frank NJ. Spald-
near Ashland. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Irgersoll Wver and Miss Ruth Wye1
were present at the wedding. Mr.
Wyer is librarian of the Iowa State
university, and after short wedding
home in Iowa City. Mr.. Wyer is a
graduate of the University Of Mime
Sofa, class of 1899. He attended the
Albany Library school for two years
and for one year was assisting IN the
library Of the University Of Minneso
ia He is a member of the Beta Theta
Pi The bride was a student. at tht
University of Nebraska and membe.
of Pi Beta Phi.
A party Of guests from Carrolton
Mo, are. 1T the Sampson house. includ
inc William G. Busby, Russell Knelsley
Mr.. and Mrs. Newland ConAing. r. +
Estle, J. T. Goodwin and j. Il. New.
The j. L. D. girls have returned tt
the city from ten days house party a
Sunny Nook cottage, Tonka Bay. They
went out to attend the White Bear Min
netonka yatch races, and their outing
was of a delightful social character
During their stay at the lake, their col
ors, gold and white, waved in streamer
and remnants from the roof of the cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ellis schaper
oned the party, which included Mr.. an
Mrs. R. H. Maxfeld, Misses Beryl Blair
Mamie Keidc1 and Ora Ellis, Messrs
Will Keidel and Alexander Barnes. Mis-
spring and early summer at the Leigh
tons new home in Kentwood, La, wa
among the guests, and the other Wis
itors were Mrs. s. j. Foster of Huron
S.. D.; Mrs. H. L. Maxfeld, Mr.. an
Mrs. M Beaudette, Mrs. Keidel, Mr.;
Ida Martin and her mother, Mrs. Lit
tlefeld, and Miss Flora Weeks. :.
Topolitan in honor of Miss Leighton.
Northland Inn on Wayzata Bay
having very successful season. b.
Metcalf, formerly of the Del Otero 8
hotels in the Yellowstone and Tenne
see and Colorado, is manager. Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles W: Goodnow and Mrs. v
W. Sykes were guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
Huntington P. Newcomb at the inn Las
week. Dr. Frank C. Todd and famil
have been guests. Among other recer
guests were G., E. Braden and part,
gin, DR.. and Mrs F. B: Kremer, Geore
MI. and Mrs. P. &. Hanson, MI. an
Mrs. T. H. Jamison, Mr.. and Mrs. D. /
Hollis, NJ. G.. Braden, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Mooer
Mrs. Abbie w Hit, all of Minneapoli
4 W. p Johnston, st. Louis. G. P. Sewar
st. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Moulto
Angela Moulton, Allan Moulton Of Oh
cago. ~ e.. - -.ss.-.7
Mrs. Fletcher L. Walker gave a III
cleon Monday afternoon at Hotel Ke
4 wavdin, Cottagewood, for. Mrs. IT,
! Walker Mrs. G.. M. Walker, Mrs.
F. Smith. Mrs Theodore A. Samm
Mrs. Fred G. Sammis, Mrs. William
Samhnis, Minneapolis; Mrs. III. G. Dc
4 little, Miss L. Doolittle. Miss Emr
q Doolittle. Misses Emma and Loui
4 Sanlmis of New York.
Paul entertained at a luncheon s:
4 urday at the Hotel Keewaydin for M
A. 3. Stickney, Erny Tinhoff and M
& Jenny Luscher Of Basel. Switzerlan
A. c. Crosbie Of Dallas, Texas; ,Mely
a Rohm of os Angeles: Miss Alice Or
by of Braham, and Miss Lena G.. Flo
er Of st. Paul.
Mrs Charles Godfrey entertained
luncheon Thursday at the Hotel ,
4 Otero Cosmos and ferns made dair
II decoration on the table and wall pot
N ets were hung on the screens of