The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-22

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the Deephaven courts, having played
here for q succession of years, and the
interest in the local men never fails
to bring forth a support of charming
women and girls in the way of attend
ance. @
The second champion yacht race
among the club members will be sailed
course: Special races will be sailed !
Aug. 8, Z, s, 8 and 10 for the selection
of club representatives at the Inland
Lake Yachting association races. Aug.
| IL has been set for the date Of the an
nual cruise of the club, and special,
open to all race, will be sailed Aug. Is.
/ Nine. Katherine Fleming, who is to
be one of the soloists at the saengerfest
! in st. Paul, is we'll remembered BY
Minneapolis society people as having
been a guest of Mrs. F. A. Dunsmoor
about ten years ago. Nine. Fleming
lived then in California. After her
concert engagement in st. Paul she will
come out to the lake, where she will
be entertained by Mrs. Dunsmoor at
Kenloekety, her summer home, near
| Northhome. A number of social affairs
will be arranged for the talented sing
er by. her hostess and great many of
her friends. III. E
of the Open Air Methodist church Of
| Groveland Park at 8 pm. today. Rev.
G. F. Sharpe will preach. Sunday school
exercises will be held after the service.
Mrs. A. Mikolas of Fairview enter
tanned at a luncheon Thursday at her
summer home. The Victor had been
luncheon. Covers were laid for eleven
and among the guests. were Mines.
Louis Strauss of st. Louis, i. Werth, J.
Moss, E. Rubel of Chicago; Miss Mil
dred Werth, and Miss Constance Moss.
The ANNUAL picnic Of the Gethseman g
their friends was held at the summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson
at Linwood, Wednesday,. A picnic
luncheon was served at noon, and in the
evening a. delicious supper was pre-
pared. Miss Mabel Hance, Miss Ger
trude Hance and Miss Nellie Judd, who
cottage, entertained at birthday party
and the affair took the form Of a Joint
celebration. Miss Mabel Hance was
the guest of honor and her large birth
day cake was cut, after the picnic sup-
per had been served on the lawns. It
contained the ring, the penny and the
thimble ~ and much ag1semsnt
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the slices of the cake. A musical pro-
gram added to the pleasures Of the par
Miss Lavinia Judd and Miss Gertrude
Hance gave piano numbers, Fred Alb
bott played on the cornet and Charles
Mayhem played violin selections. Col
lege songs were sung and an informal
dance followed. = h.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thorn
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Geist, Mrs. M.
2. Blaze, Mrs. Fred Tardif, Mrs. A: F.
Smith; Misses Alice and Florence King,
Willie, DOROTHY Giest, Katherine Smith ri
ence Abear,. Lucille Alcott, Lavinia
Judd, Josephine Jacobs, Lottie Thomp
son. Mabel Hance, Nellie Judd, Jean
cite Glare, and Messrs. 80 Conlon R.
Brown, Meyer Avidovitch, John Mean
drews, Ralph W.. Little Fred Abbott
Leonard Everloff, Charles Mayhem
Earl Kenney, Milton Austin and Maur
Mr.. and Mrs. E: N. Bass have moved
to their summer home at Cottagewooc
and have as their guests during thu
summer, their daughter, Mrs. .Zetta NJ
= Craig and Mrs, Omitte r. Storer Of
sMh rs Mrs. Lydia Fdm spaudng No am
Branch, and Mrs. Elizabeth Waldorf
of Buckfeld, Me. During encampmen
week they will entertain Judge AM
Mrs. R. W. Freer Of Princeton ane
Mathew Taylor of Dayton, Ohio. judge
l Freer and Mr.. Taylor were volunteer!
in the old First Minnesota and Tough
many battles with the famous regi
: ment.
The women of the Excelsior Congre
gational church will give their bazaa
4 Wednesday on the church lawn: Mrs
q H. R. Kearney, president of the SO
4 eiety, will be assisted by Mines. 4
y PRINCE, Frank Diamond, Phelps, W. W
5 and Miss Whittier of the refreshmen
a committees; Mines. Robert =, McGratl
a and o. c. de Groodt, Of the no ME cook
81 ing committee; Mrs. McBroom of tn
a flower committee; Mines. A. A. Bost
a J. A. Bisbee, Walter Baker, Bennett
a and Miss Beryl Whittier of the fame,
q work committee, and Mines. ". B. Jos
4 committee. The latter committee i
81 to have charge of the apple tree. "a
a The Excelsior Cornet band will fu,
= nish the music, and refreshments wi
be served. The women have made
5 great number Of pretty and attractiv
I articles. for sale and a great man
I amusing features will be furnished
81 10 o'clock am. until 10 pm.
q Miss Emma Gluek entertaine
81 Wednesday at a party at Gluck's poin1
) Automobiling and boating were
! pleasant entertainment in the morning
I The dinner and supper were served o
5 the lawns and roller skating was Ell
/ ioyed. The guests were Misses Blaneh
{ Howe, Kuntz, Florence Kuntz, Elsi
{ Rhomberg,. Verna Thielen, Stella Brr
8 chaber, Lena Baehme, Messrs, Lemon
( Williams, Karl Chuck, Aoine Gluck, FL
( gene Gluck, Arthur johnson, Arthu
{ Thielen. John Kuntz, Fred Thielel
: Louis Hahn, Palmer Howe, Edwar
Davis. = -
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Cameron {
Fairview were hosts during the wee
Of a house party. The guests we,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Ellis, Miss Lillia
Malcolm. Miss Ida CARRIER Of MINI,
apolls and Plat Taber, George Camera
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