The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01

There is to- be q group Of visiting
girls at the lake. from Wells college,
and the younger sets will probably do
all they can to make, the visit insthe /
city and at Minnetonka as pleasant as
| possible. Miss Jessie Lines Of Roches..
ter, N: Y, and Miss Anne Vinton of
South Town. Pa, will be guests of Miss
Caro- Chamberlain at Minnetonka
Beach, and Miss Elinor Davidson is ex-
pected to visit Miss Ziporah Ritchie at
her summer home at Meadville Park.
All are expected to arrive this week.
The Minnetonka Yacht club members
will be hosts at dancing party this
evening at the Minnetonka Yacht club
house, in compliment to the visiting
| tennis men.
Mrs. W. W. Louden is entertaining at
Mrs. John Loudon and Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Reel of St. Louis Miss Maude
Brunk of Des Moines, Iowa, will arrive
this week, and will spend several weeks
with Mrs. Loudon. Mr.. and Mrs. Reel
will remain also for some time, and
Mrs. Loudon Is planning to entertain
for them at number of social affairs.
Mrs. Hugh Loudon, who are in San
Francisco. that they do not expect to
return to Minneapolis before Decem-
Der. e. =. :.
Mrs. E. G.. Picker entertained in,
formally at luncheon today at her
summer home in Excelsior. IT.,
Mrs. Mary M. Bracket Of Boston is
visiting at the home of George A..
Bracket, Orono, Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. Brackett' visit will last thru
August. . %=7-r .,.:. r
The Misses Richards entertained a
house party, from Saturday to Sunday
in honor Of Miss Wiletta Strahan Of
Denison, Iowa, who is spending the
! summer in st. Paul. In the party were
the Misses Gerard, Norris, Sexton,
Papst and Pettingill. Sunday was spent
touring the lake. -; = %.
A big ball of yellow yarn with nu-
merous favors tied in it's meshes, the
unwinding Of which caused great mer-
riment, was the device with which
Mrs. James Bannerman furnished en-
tertainment for xher, guests at a jolly
{ evening affair Monday. Mrs. Banner.
4 man came from st. Louis in July anil
is spending the summer at Hotel del
Otero. AS the fifty guests took their
turns, in unwinding the yarn they had
4 to tell story or an anecdote, which
Z came to an abrupt end as soon as a
9 favor was found There was a guessing
contest, and the writing of an essay
on several, interesting topics was also
The parlors were bright with clusters
J of asters and nasturtiums. Punch was
4 served by Miss Christina Bannerman
who assisted her mother. ..:....
Among the recent guests at the Hotel
"a faul were ere; Mrs. Il +. Diekey, Miss
Chicago, =. K. Gibbons, Miss B. Har
) rity, Albert B. Smith, Mrs. J. w. Fal
s coner, Miss M. D. Falconer, J. c., Bird
Miss Lorraine Bird; Miss Bagley anG
". A. B. Sumner Of Kansas City. Mrs
. G.. Goetz Of St. Paul chaperoned Misses
Alma Davis and Anna Lucas, George
d Goetz and Miss Alice Goetz at lake
party Sunday.
Mrs. G.. L. Smith of Chicago, Ill.
Miss Nettie E. Thurston, Miss Frances
Bostwick of Eau Claire and Miss Nellie
4 T. Radcliffe of Minneapolis were Sun
q day guests at the hotel. w. j. Cunning
2 ham, Miss Harriet Cunningham and r
8 R; Thongs Of Cleveland; Chip. arrive{
Z Hurley Of Minneapolis is a guest for {
y week. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Rose Of
D Minneapolis are also out for their va
cation. :
S: &C. Bennett Of Minneapolis enter
. tanned at dinner party Sunday at the
4 hotel. Covers were laid for fourteen
and dinner INV was sf feowsd bX Gp
q 6. B. Crevy, Mt. and Mrs. R. W. Casey
Mrs. w. Holton. Master Donald Crevey
= Master Balm Casey, Miss Sarah Casey
. MinneapoSlis, and Miss Sue Williams
q Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. stickney, Missel
y Smith and Sneve and Jack Sneve were
y eoG3s James soR MeEiroy and Miss Mary Nc
z Elroy Of Rock Island arc guests for
y few weeks. Mrs. G. Merriam and Miss J
a Merriam of Minneapolis are out for tn
q season. In party from Davenpor
q out for the summer are Mr.. and Mrs. T
y F: Halligan, Misses Grace and CAMEL.
q ligan. Mr.. and Mrs. A: F. Mclaughlin
a and daughter. Of Des Moines have ais
81 arrived for the summer Misses Ethe
a J. Bouquet and Miss Frances Benne
"a of St. Paul have been out for severa
z days: ., NJ, - ,,,
= James H. Leebrick, Miss H. Wallac
y and Miss Leebrick Of Burlington, Iowa
q are at the hotel o. A. Sucker with
4 party Of out-of-town friends came on
y from st. Paul Sunday and made u
u dinner party at, the hotel. In tn
IA party were Mr.. and Mrs. Sucker, Mis-
y Anna Gray, Conesville, Iowa., Mis-
n Adelia Wood, Miss Katherine Switzel
a and Miss Grace Wood, all of Iowa City
y Iowa.
"a Mrs. D. L. Northrop Of lola, Kan
p Miss Blanche Stearn of st. Louis. Mr.
W Morse of st. Cloud and Mrs. Morr1
a Bauman Of st. Louis won the prize
y at the morning whist party yesterda
b on the piazza of Hotel Tonka Ba,
n Twenty-four women played whist an
a bridge. s.&.- .s..
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