The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-12

your lips.'
They never knew how it all hap
pened, but when just off the shore near
Excelsior bay there was a sudden
splash and canoe, paddler and girl were
all in the wrong place The girl had
9'Help!N then the cruel waves shut
her out of view, leaving nothing but a
tall waving plume of black to indicate
where she struggled under water.
The college man was ready to cope
with the situation. Making a frantic
dive for the girl he pulled her above
water, and then instructing her to keep
her hands on the boat and not try to
choke him or cling to him, he exercised
BILE, and there was not the slightest sign
that anybody saw them or would come
to the rescue. The girl grew fainter
and fainter, and the man $ heart sank
in despair at the hopelessness of the sit
uation. Finally a rowboat canie,7 and
the two watersoaked young people were
pulled into it. In sheer exhaustion the
little lady dropped overload twice be-
fore the party landed at Minnetonka
Beach. >s~ssoes,o.e' ,~., ..- ..,7 -. es~..,1ss
After that the responsibility fell all
onto Emother,'' who, with the help
of friends, brought the first aid to the
rescued.'
Miss Rose Baldwin Of Cottagewood
entertained at luncheon Thursday in
honor of the members of the Iota Beta
Phi sorority of the Chicago chapter,
who are now camping on Big Island
the Misses Cataherine Doherty, Hor-
tense Hubert, Evelyn Hooper and Flor
ence Hubert. The house and tables
were decorated beautifully with water
lilies, green and white being the colors
of the Chicago chapter. The place
cards were also in green and white. At
| ter lunch the party took a ride on the
lake.
Those present were Misses Lorraine
! Norris, Mabelle Hanks, Margarete Her
togs, Margaret Thompson, Linnie
Gould and Ethel Hanke, active mem
bers, and Misses Margaret Benton, Mar
jorie Chase, Catherine Crocker,, Ade-
EDGE Edgerton, Frances Edgerton, Frances
Folsom, Elsie Gage, Helen Haines,
Louise Pinkney, Lucy Pingrey, Jessie
REYNOLDS, Helen Richmond Margaret
Richmond Frances Smith, Harriet
Smith, Esther Stoft, Helen Weld, Eve
lyn Watts, Florence Wright, Josephine
Norris and Mines. H. O. Reynolds and
Don D. Rider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins will en-
tertain at large family picnic on Big
Daisy O'Brien, whose marriage to Neill
G. Hall takes place next week.
A wedding of interest took place
Thursday morning in Brookings, S. D.
The bride was Miss Minerva Cheatham
Of Brookings, and the groom pr; Rus
sell Welcome Tenant, son of Hiram
r. Tenant Of Wayzata, and a member
Of the class Of '99 Of the University. o1
owing to the illness of the BRIDES par
ents, and only the imme diate family
were present DR.. and Mrs. Tenant
are spending few weeks with Mr.. an6
Mrs. Hugh J. Bartlett at Wayzata. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. Massolt and the Misse:
:. Gertrude Massolt, Lillian King, Gract
Kelly, Ethel Chase and Geneviev'
sclutz entertained at dinner party
beautifully decorated with masses Of
golden glow and Japanese lanterns
The guests were Roy Thompson. Eu
gene Hawkins, Frank Meyer, jane
Iouden and Ri ay Nc Laughlin. : Afte
dinner the party enjoyed trip to Big
island. = = ? = .....
, Mrs. Lillias Verne Armstrong OF New
York is always assured Of warm wei
come among her large circle of lax
+ friends. She arrived at Minnetonk'
Beach last week and is the guest O
: her mother, Mrs, John Birkholz, at he
summer home. Mrs. Armstrong is
beautiful and accomplished societ,
woman, talented singer and charm
ing conversationalist, so that her pres
ence adds to share of brilliancy tn
This is her third visit to Minnetonka