The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

sons to Washington for a week and will
! not return to the lake until about
July 10. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bemis Of
st. Paul, who have been absent from
the beach for two seasons, have re-,
turned this year and are at their cot
are. at the Dougan cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gregory have rented their
home at the beach to the F. G. Van
Dusens and are at present in one of
the Linton cottages. They are plan
ming an extensive trip for the summer
and will leave in July. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Pond are at the Cornell cottage
M Mrs IAN Anthony helr Kelly and family are
occupying their cottage at the Beach:
have been terraced which adds to the
attractive appearance. Camp Villa
has been taken for the summer by Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Clifford, who are now
entertaining their brother and sister,
Forks. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Tuthill have
decided to move back to Crystal Bay
and as soon as the Moore cottage, which
they purchased, has been altered to
suit their taste, they will change their
residence from their Minnetonka Beach
cottage to the Bay. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
81, Woodwork have moved out to the
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Dr.. and Mrs. J. E. Schadle have taken
octogan cottage at Crystal Bay and are
out for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Bovey are at their cottage. They
have just built a fine tennis court on
one Of the lots which they own on the
bay. Another season will probably
see a handsome new country home on
build Dr.. and Mrs. R. J. Hill will
come out to their Crystal Bay cottage
today Miss Louise Hill, who is a
graduate from Smith college this year,
returned home today. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. B. Kelly have been out at their cot
tage on Crystal Bay for a week. - -:
Last week was camper 8 weather, and
the men and women who believe in the
good numbers. Down at the lower end
Of Linwood is one Of the choicest pieces
of camping grounds and among the
tenters the place has been popular for
years. This year Z group of young
girls have pitched their tents near the
George, Anderson cottage, where the
motherly eve of Mrs. Anderson can keep
and Mabel Aimee, Ruth Curry and Law
mia and Nell Judd are to be the host
esses in Camp While Away. Sunday
they entertained Misses Green and
Morse from Minneapolis, and judging
from the inviting looks Of their neat
tents. theirs will be popular quarters
for visiting girls. They have two large
one as general room. In fair weather
the bSitchen has a huge shady oak for
! roof, and the dining room is, a bower
Of green under a shelter of. fine trees.
Whenever it rains the household para
phernalia is wheeled into the general
room. -
The girls are anticipating their sum-
mer, and they will prove that Trough
as we'll as boys. Mr.. and Mrs. Rick
ard who lived in their tents at the point
last summer are also out again, and
in another tenting party are, Fred Alb.
bolt, Charles Mayhem and Leonard
Everloff. e..
The Minnetonka cottager is becom.
ing rather a particular person. To use
the term of the rental agents, they are
getting downright Fscranky. ~ Years
ago any old shack was acceptable, for
summer abode, but today it is differ:
emit. Many of the houses have changed
chase to private parties have been re-
modelled until they are pretty and in
viting looking homes. AS a result, the
cottages which every year are listed on
the "for rent market suffer by com
parison. Today people look at cot
tage twice, and that with critical eyes
before they make q final decision. The
defects, which in former years have
never been noticed and cottagers who
spent last summer on foats' are
, pretty careful before having another
such experience.
To all this may be attributed the
fact that there are number of cot
tages for rent, and the demand thi
summer, evidently, did not exceed tn
; supply. Along the south shore, Cot
tagoewood, Fairview, and Meadville, cot
: tages can still be had and along many
of the north shore points the SAM
4 state of affairs is found to exist.
A recital was given in the Crysta
| Bay church Tuesday evening by thu
/ pupils of Miss Alice NJ. Griswold, as
| sisted by Miss Emma Robinson, cor
grated with ferns, peoniess and snow
balls The young people who took par
/ were. Lillian and Chauncey yBerglund
Julia Manson, Ruth Christianson,s Ger
trude and Hazel Butterfeld, Sadie am
Mamie Hill, Susie Lydiard< and Paulin
and Lenore- Lewis. =, ..~sa ...-.
entertaining at house party for a few
days in honor Of Mrs. John H. Ives o
Los Angeles, CAL, her sister-in-laN
Mrs. John Sherwin, and Mrs. A. q
Wilcox.
| A quiet lake" wedding will be tina
of Miss Bernita Booth, daughter Q
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Booth, and W c
zimmerman Of Lewiston, Idaho, whic
takes place Wednesday evening at tn
home Of the bride in Excelsior. Onl
the relatives will be present-at the sci
III 1zino and of the Inf nrm a | - anti q