The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-01

LIDS DoSA NISlCllS IL ID. l6WlS duu Ldu- II
lily over Sunday. Mrs. CT. Brooks and
son were the guests Of Mrs. r. j.
Elliott last week. S2 ~ w., wi.
Ferndale with all its beautiful sum.
mer homes is one Of the most delightful |
places on the lake shore The improve
year, so It IS little wop p That t the parks t
and gardens are growing more beauti-
full every summer. Lately considerable |
alterations have been made to the F. B. |
Semple place. THE house has been rem
ovated and identifying additions have
ben made. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rand
plying tho A. T. Rand house on the hill
at FORMIDABLE, moved into the. Semple
Nj. and Mrs: W. q. Northup have in
their family this year, their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney B. Dean
Dean Of St. Paul are occasional visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Barber and fam
lily have been detained from coming
out to the Highlands earlier by the i'll
ness Of their son. - "
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T., Heffelanger
s M aad r are visits #ss ct ct
| Highcroft. r" ..'ss
Mrs. Morris Hallowell is entertaining
her niece, Miss Helen Shotwell Of Phil,
adelphia. Maurice e. Hallowell, who
has been attending school at Concord,
Mass, returned home last week for the
The George r, Christians and the
George Chase Christians are in their
cottages at Lookout Point, and Mrs.
Henry H. Christian, who spends the
summers at the lake, has come from
CLEVELAND with her little son. .1''''-.' T.
Phelps, will spend the next twos months
Ion an automobile tour in England. :
The new house Of the C.tM. Harden
1 berghs ut Point. Lookout is not vet fin
ished, and the family will not come out
to the lake until later. -. .. : =
:. Pleasure reigned supreme in yachting
ing party Of tie Minnetonka Boat club
! was the event of the evening, and the
large, ball room at .Tonka Bay was
thronged with several hundred members
and their friends, who participated in
the delightfu! affair. The night "a
vored the ball.: and parties came from
all points, Of the lake in yachts, launch;
room the decorations were appropriate
~ carried out with flags and electric
lights. In sheltered nook on the piaz-
"a a group Of matrons served delicious
ices and punch: Programs suggestive
2es5ins 9ssd ana dnG i
decorated the. covers, and small
sketc hes wers on the inner leaves, each
showing sailboat in Minnetonka wa
tiers. On the reception committee were
Messrs. and Mines. Fred Richter, W. 81.
| French, Karl W. Perkins, James How
" Hundreds Of Japanese lanterns
gllowed q gay greeting from the pia,zzass
walk of the hotel. The interior was
, hung with the club banners and cham.
pionship pennantss, and light shaded il
soft rec. made the illumination. The
guests divided the time between the
formal visiting was one Of the pleasures
of the evening. The ballroom was d
. charming scene for the weather per
, mitted Of an unlimited display Of dain
:: lty summer gowns, fine silks and laces
nd nemeaf of Fssy ggFes h we5 m6 aaa
, cruise, during which the dancersn car
;ried Toss sticks and followedl the strains
;. l%of the music in the darkened ballroom
. lit up only by the fitting rays Of al
|, early summer moon, and the faint GLOW
: of the Joss sticks, 49, H.. II
j; Mrs. w. M. Walker entertained de
a ightfully Tuesday at her summer home
}, Rose Cottage, Sunrise Point, for r;
e group Of women who have been meet
: ing twice every month at the differen
l. homes for cards. The guests came OH
? in the morning and the luncheon wa
t. served at noon, from a table hand
- large mound Of roses in the cente
! and vases Of flowers at either side
a Maidenhair ferns and wild flowers deco
Il rated the rooms and filed the hangin
= baskets and wall pockets on the piazza
= In the afternoon Mr.. Walker took tn
D. women on a pleasant launch ride. Pres
A. Hoffman, 1 f irwin. George napAf r. AtiI
llee son, G. A. Mccall, E. W. Folsom, Ma,
u shall, Oscar Tucker, Doerr, Wilkinso
re and l.. F. Foote. =.
d. Mrs. Maye Bushnell Of Chicago, VIII
~ is visiting at the Albee cottage, E,
q celsiorr, entertained Friday afternoo
B. B. Mrs: Wagner has bee5 9 Visiting ''e Nj
n Bushnell for a week, and a number (
y afternoon affairs have been given fl
". her. She returned to her home We
~ ~ ,terday morning. Mrs. Fidelia Albee ar
~ Mrs. Bushnell will remain at the yrlal
Il another week. Mrs. BUSHNELL leaves j
" August on trip to, Europe and will I
~ Bishop s. C. Edsall s presence
l.. the lake today will give the membe
~ Of the Episcopal church an opportuni
n to attend services at which the bisht
Of will preach. He will have the sermt
of at the morning services today in Can
On Memorial chapel, and at 3 pm. he. W
~ preach at the confirmation in Trini
- chapel, Excelsior. Camp Memoir
= chapel has been renovated and tt
II grounds around the picturesque hori
II Of worship have been greatly improve
/ Mrs Wilbur Fiske Of Meadville Pa
II entertained Informally Wednesday
her summer home for the women W
are neighborhood friends along t
II shore. -.
- Helen and Alexander Rubel Of Fa
view entertained Thursday afternoon
the cottage of their parents in e Fa
view for Babette and Martin Strau
, Luncheon was served to eight Of thu
friends and the afternoon was spe
III with boating and fishing: H.. ~.
. The social season at Hotel Ton
- Bay promises to be q gay one,
elaborate Fourth Of July celebrate
will set the ball rolling. For Wedn
day the Twenty-eighth Infantry ba
has been engaged to play all day, a
in the evening beautiful fireworks v
furnish entertainment!&of the CUES
Mr.. Godfree is now organizing ba
ball club, which will consist of the e
ployees Of the hotel and sOfmthe aues