The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

- MISS GENEv1EvE RAw1TzER,
Who Will Take Part in the Vaudeville Enter
tainment at Hotel Tonka Bay.
man Wood, Miss Clara Harrington, Mrs.
George Squires, Miss Laura Cunning
ham, Miss harrington, Minneapolis, Mrs.
Sawyer, La Crosse, M. and Mrs. c. J.
A. Morris, Fred Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boward James, Mr.; and Mrs; I. L; @.
Finch, Captain Gidden, st. Paul.
Miss Louise Lamb has been visiting
Miss Margery Fish. Alexander Camp
bell has been spending a couple Of weeks
at the Glen. Mrs. Burnside Foster and
family Of St. Paul are out at the Glen
for a week. Mrs. P. D. Mcmillan and
daughter are guests for month.
Mrs. @. A. Mueller and Miss Garry
| Gluek entertained last Thursday at
their summer home at Gluek IS Point for
the forty members Of the St. Anthony
Damen verein. A porch luncheon was
served, and after it the guests were
taken on ride of the lake and out Of
door amusements were enjoyed.
The recent guests of Mrs. Abram at
| W1lOWWoOQ Ulen were Mr. ana MIS-.
F. sundkvist and family, Professor
strom, and Mrs. George Whalen, M.
Mcclure Of Litchfeld. They are out
to remain a few weeks. Miss Charlotte
Abram entertained Friday at Willow
wood Glen for Mrs. Edward Gregory
and Mrs. Brown of Minneapolis.
Among certain lake women "garden
gazing' parties have been arranged as
a novel feature Of spending day at
an outing, profitable and at the same
proposes to charter steamer or a
launch and will tour the lake bent on
garden visits among their friends. A
garden-gazing party will accomplish the
purpose. To begin with, in Deephaver
bay there is the garden of William
Peet, and then along towards Northome
comes the garden Of the Russell M
The Red Oaks flower garden, its owner
the. Eggleston garden at Breezy Point
will also be seen. From Breezy Point
the party will cross over to Ferndale
where the bellies and beaux Of flower
dom are raised. At Bracket IS another
treat will be enjoyed, and the shore
from the point around to Minnetonks
Beach with the famous, line of gardens
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garden calls. Finally the party viii
spend half hour at the flower garden
of Mrs. W. O. Winston, which is at the
further end Of Glide IS bay, and which
is said to excel in natures most ex
quisite creations. Of course, the gar
den gazers do not expect to be enter
tanned, nor do they plan to intrude or
the mistress Of the gardens, On thu
contrary, con they will 1 q91ietly slip in thr. r;
further than the flowerbed lines. Lunch
con will be served on the launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Massolt chap
eroned a party Of young people at !;
moonlight sail and hop at the Hotel de
Otero pavilion Friday evening" Th'
party included the young men and WON
en- whom they have chaperoned during
present were Misses Genevieve Schultz
Anna May Mortimer, Gertrude Massolt
Lillian King, Grace Kelly, Ethel Chase
Inga Lauritzen and Messrs. James Lou
don, Percy Brown, Joe Kelsom, Eli Nor
timer, Harry Warner, Fred Christian
son, Won Williams, Max Lauritzen, Ben
jamin Hughes, Carl Gluek, AL Buhse
Henry Bqhse and Carl Ronner. TIL
trip to Del Otero was made in the Buhs
and Lauritzen launches.
"The Reveries Of a Bachelor witt
a pretty girl to be the heroine in eacl
particular reverie so enchantingly de
scribed by Donald G., Mitchell, will b
presented at the Hotel Tonka Bay mex
Friday. The affair is to be a vaudevill
entertainment. The children will repre-
sent the German band and will wea
play the German melodies. Miss Flor
ence Petsch Of St. Paul, who is a charm
ing singer, will give number of move
and catchy selections, Miss Geneviev
Rawitzer will be the dancer, and Mis-
Edith Crist will join her in several med
ley dances. Jacob Mailer of st. Loui:
who has been training the children an
young people at many similar affairs
will be in charge Of the arrangements
and Mrs. Charles Godfree will assis
him. ...s- IL. 81. ..am. +
Last evening the guests! enjoyed
delightful midsummer hop in the hote
ballroom. The Wednesday and Saturda
evening hops are proving entertainin
events after days outing on the LAKE
Guests at Hotel Keewaydin durin
fRe Ksts week were Mr. Mrs. G.,a g g sifer Mis-
Mss hiss 1zEs 1TiEnSMl MsS hsf Mr. g. }fas NJ
George Laws, Rea W. Shaw, Mrs. T
W, Wagner, VIM. McMullan, Mr.. an
Mrs. H. W. Ross, Harold g. Fisher, Wi
bur +. Thayer, r., Mrs. g.. Rees, Mis-
Rees, Mrs. W. G. Pyke and son, Mis-
NJ. J. Scott, Miss Ruth Harrison,
2. Harrison, Minneapolis; Guy Rees,
Greenfield, Miss M. Greenfield, Sanfor
Bauman, Herman Bueking, J; P. Sc,
Louis; James Mcleod, Scranton, Pa
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Mackie, st. Paul; e. :.
\ Parman, DEBORAH, Iowa; Mr.. and Mr.
a. j. Wagner, w: NJ. Byers, D.
/ Moines, Iowa; j. w. James, New Yorl
4 Miss May L. Schroeder and Miss Cat
I Eerine Schroeder, Brooklyn, N. Y; Aaro
/ q. Konantz, Quincy, Ill; Everett
1 konantz, st. Paul; Miss Grace Han
1 berger, Chicago.
L The Deutsche Frauen club was ye1
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. job
/ sGMek at her summer home at Gluek
lspoint last Tuesday. About sixty-fiy
members Of the club and their famili,
J came out to the lake and enjoyed