The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-05
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The guests Of the White house yes
terdaY We're delig f ully reminded Of
the Importance OF the day by the SOU
Yenir menu cards which were presented
to them IN large red frecracker shells.
The menus were written in red, white
bows Of satin ribbon IA Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry NJ. Ruby and Miss Mary Ruby
arrived Sunday morning at the White
house from Macon, Mo. Mrs. Ruby and
MISS Ruby wall remain all summer, but
Mr. Ruby will return home in month.
arriving with them were Mrs. G. A.
1ante on and jim Anderson Of A.
lived at Fort Smith, Ark, but the last
four months they have made their homo
In Atlanta. Mrs. W. r.. Martin and
daughters of Fort Smith. Ark, Joined
me southern group Monday. Mr.. Mar
tin and Miss Sue Martin will not come
until july 20, as they are .planning to
make ma the trip by way of the lakes.
Miss Martin will enter the Castle, Miss
Mason's school at Tarrytown- H I'D
son. in the fall. Mr.. Martin will re-
tn turn : south after y short visit with
William S: Kienholz Of Minneapolis
VIII be chief clerk at the White house
s Mds., summer M Mr. Kienhok will 90 to
| n. G., at the close OF the season, to be-
come athletic trainer of the university.
He 1s accompanied BY Mrs. Kienholz.
| ~. 8: Mendelssohn and his sister, Miss
Men ' delssohn, of Los Angeles, Cal, are
guests at the hotel. - q = =. c.1's p
Fo Among g. the he guests who ! spent r the
ana family, Il. j. Anderson r n, Mr.. ana
Mrs. D. g. MacKnight,T. i. McCorby,
George g: Munns, Mrs. III. C. Rafter.
~ +. Kelly, II. F.sMueller, w. r. Grit
nth, A: 2. Salisbury, j. Mckay, Miss
Alice l.. Williams, Mr.: and Mrs. F.. M.
Williams, Macon, Mo-; Miss Hoffer,
u, :. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dan
garet McGord, W. I. Weaver, Mr.. and
Beddie,. R: N. French, Maritz Heine,
Miss Gliloby, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Dali
rymple, Mr.. and Mrs Franklin w. Mer-
ritt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kimball,
mr.; and Mrs. F Bepner, D. G. Branham,
I: 4. Branham, MI. and Mrs. L. N. Co
W. Nd. Armstrong, Ii. P. Smith, MI. and
Mrs. H. 3. Corbitt.
Several thousand people Joined in the
Fourth Of July celebration at Excelsior
yesterday: L. +; Sampson presided in
the forenoon. Rev. g. L. Morrill, de-
KenT;a the q offSation Rey Donald N, Ne
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Willard Ddllman read the Declaration
OF Independence. The Excelsior band
FURNISHED musical selections. In the
AFTERNOON there we're games and sports,
including an amusing rooster and
creased pig hunt, a baseball game and
other entertaining features.
! In the evening the &entire upper and
lower lake shores made q beautiful pic
turo under bright July moon and
framed in the changing colors Of a
magnificent pyrotechnical display.
Mrs; W. P; Harmon entertained in
summer home in Excelsior for group
of neighborhood friends. The affair
was an afternoon porch tea.
Mr.: and Mrs. William M. Crosse Of
Excelsior entertained at a supper yes
terday evening at their cottage. Gov
ers were laid for twelve and the guests
were their friends from the neighbor-
ing cottages. The table was decorated
With Chasta daisies and red geraniums.
After supper the party witnessed the
fireworks along the lake shores.
LAKE BREEzEs.
MI H. ana M. Mrs. l.. A. Laramee spent yesterday
Ms: Beg Albee visited at the aodart cottage
Samuel Newhouse Of Salt Lake City spent the
Fourth at Arcola. -
:, Mr.. and Mrs: Robert Dodd Of st. Paul spent
yesterday at the lake.
4 Miss Lillian King was the guest Of friends
4 at the lake yesterday. {. -
| Miss Allyn McLain spent Sunday with her
4 uncle James g. Fullerton, at Arcola !.
d Dr.. and Mrs. s. Beardsley were guests Of Dr..
/ and Mrs. e. R. Perkins over the Fourth. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gedney, Miss Agnes
=: Gedney and party spent yesterday at the
lake. -. = .. ! p
[. Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Hanson Of Oakland, Cal,
have been visiting friends at the lake for
few days. = ~ -
Miss Gertrude Massolt was lake visitor over
the Fourth and was the guest Of Mrs. LoudoI
at Excelsior. "a : w.. -~
Mrs. M Gould and Misses Gladys and Grace
Gould of Minneapolis have been guests at the
Goodnow cottage. . =
| Louis Sharp OF st. Louis, who has been spend
ing q few days at the Albert Hausman cottag.
> at Excelsior. will return home this week. j
, Mrs. II. W. Caldwell and daughters. France
nd Of at