The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26

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! The members of the Minnetonka Boat
club extended gracious hospitality last
evening to the visiting crews Of the
White Bear Yacht club, who are spend
ing few days at the lake attending
the yacht races. The hours were. from
to 10 o'clock. and an informal pro-
gram Of music. was given for, the occa-
sion. Garden blossoms had lent their
fragrant bloom to beautify The rooms.
In the tall vases were clusters Of lilies
and sweet peas, and the low bowls on
the tables were filed with yellow mas
turtiums. Feathery ferns made a pref
ty outline against the, woodwgork, on
the walls and NOD around Fsrns tae replaafe
setting. Lights shaded in. deep Grim
son accentuated the handsome appoint
ments. The house committee and the
officers of the club and their wives
received informally. Mrs. Edward Ben
edict presided over the frappe bowl,
assisted by Miss Jessica Davidson and
Miss Ray Nate. Misses Gertrude Mas
solt, Virginia Busey and Margaret
The races Yesterday afternoon brought
out great number of the yacht and
launch owners, who watched the race
bv following them in their crafts, or
who took advantage OF the landing on
the island and viewed the nautical con-
test from the best point Of advantage
on the high bluffs Of Big Island. -,
This evening the launch owners will
entertain the White Bear guests at a
boating party, and tomorrow evening
white bali will be given at Hotel
Tonka Bay by the Minnetonka Boat
club. ....... -.
Mrs. W. s. Jenkins of Interlaken en-
tertained the members Of the Travel
ers' club at a luncheon today at her
summer home. There were thirty-fve
guests at the table,. which had a set
ting Of garden blossoms: and wild
| flowers.
Mrs. William E. Albee was hostess at
a charming midsummer luncheon yes
terday afternoon at her cottage in Elk
celsior. The table was daintily ar
ranged in red and blue with sweet peas
! and ferns to add floral ornament. In
the living room and on the piazza bowls
and vases filled with red and gold mas
| we're laid for Miss Sparrow Of Cleve
land, Miss Edna Funk Of Carver, Miss
Ruby Avery, Miss Nettie Pratt, Miss
| Winnifred Tunnel, Miss Grace Feltus
Miss Clarabelle Moeller and Mrs
Knowlton.
Mrs. John. Ball Of Duluth was. the
Tuesday by Miss Margaret Conklin a.
her summer home at Orono. Mrs: Bal
is spending a few weeks at, the lake a.
the guest Of Miss Conklin. The Mine
;neapolis guests took the train to Way
!, ,zata, and were met by, a launch which
took them to, the Conklin summer home
The table was handsomely appointed
in yellow and mass of glowing COLDER
glow conferred on the table. The vases
piazza were filed with brilliantly huet
garden blossoms. Covers were laid TO-
twelve. : ..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rendell have re
turned from two weeks trip to Colo
RADIO Springs. Denver and Salt Lake.
Mrs. Cs l.. Stewart Of the Sampson
house gave a luncheon yesterday TO
the Misses Ruth E. Northrop and Hell
en- Ostrom Of Duluth, Lyla g. Root o
st. Paul, Eleanor Eaton Of St. Pau
and Warren Dorner Of Minneapolis
Sweet peas were used as the table dec
orations
Big Island park was given a house
og tR by R3 ctT Ra da%dF ra o
i; Company Tuesday evening: -Four chat
tered cars took about ITS Of the comps
ny's officials and office assistants t
: the lake. A boat trip was made an
the landing at Big Island was the sig
I nal for program of field sports an
dancing, with camp supper when th
refreshment hour came: It was one c
, the most successful outingssever give
,, for the company sassistants.- E: :
The Twin City WoodInen's Picn
= association announces the seventh a.
nual picnic at Tonka Bay for Sunda
Trains will leave the Minneapolis
St. Louis station at 9:45 am, and L.
= pm, returning to the city. at p.1
4 and at $3.50 pm. IL
A Among the recent arrivals at the Il
u tel Donaldson were Mrs. Beulah
Goldblum, Mrs. Benjamin Davenpo1
Mr.. and Mrs: L: LAUDER, Miss Floren
LAUDER, DR.. .. j. Kenny, Miss p. Burh
A Charles Il: Werner, Mr.. and Mrs. G:
y Gold and Miss Benson Of MinneapoG
Miss Grayce Eckhart Of La Cross
- Wis, Miss Katherine Hyatt Of But
Mont, and Karl Price Of st. Pet
MINI.
EAU CLAIRE, w1s.-Engineer Wood
North Western passenger train No. 4, by gu
use of his emergency brakes at crossing "
Of town, stopped his train in time to al
O, II. Migrants big automobile to clear
pilot by a few inches.
STEVENS POINT, w1s.-Fred stockwell
| shot in the chest with charge of bucks
I fred, 1t is alleged, by Sylvester ostrowski
the town Of Dewey, while participating In