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

~ ALA days are promised at the Min
- ikahda club the coming week.
The golf tournament for the state
championship will bring a host OF out-oI-
town players, and what is more natural,
but that they should be complimented
in many charming ways by the mousse
committee of the cluba There will pc
events galore in their honor, ana the
social functions will crowd each other
il OF nn ia narfs of the
state. who are to be on the links, Will
not devote all their time to play, but
enough hours will be set aside so that
thew can participate in the Festivities
at the clubhouse. The house committee
is arranging a program OF events, Wh1cn
will be conspicuous for its long ine 81
dinners, luncheons and supperS as well
as automobile parties.
Among the hostesses during golf
week will be Mines. Chauncey +. Lamb,
Frank T. Heffelfnger, William Porteous,
Charles II. Hood and Miss Heffelfnger.
They will preside over the tea tables;
and will have charge OF the other social
ation. Each has to have her corps of
youthful assistants, and group OF the
youn ger girls will be chosen by the ma
irons to serve the beverages and COOL
ing ices. -,
on the clubhouse lawns, ana a large
tent will be pitched on the, GROUNDS
serve as breakfast and refresh,
snent tent: small tables will be arranged
In The tent, and of all the attractive
spots it will probably carry off the
palm.
Beginning Tuesday evening regular
hops will be given every night, and the
Festivities will wind up with grand
midsummer ball Saturday night;
About one hundred golfers are expected
from all parts Of the state, and while
they will have their quarters at the
large downtown hotels, they will be
apuests of the club during the days
Sand evenings.
After a trip around the lakes last
evening the clubhouse offered de;
i1ightful opportunity fol, resting. and
cooling off in the face Of the delicious
,breezes from pretty Lake Calhoun.
Many of the club members had re-
manned all afternoon to watch the play
between Harry Legg and Lyn johnson
for the Watson cup. Mr.. Leegg, being
now holds the Watson trophy cup as
his own for good and all.
About 100 guests were present at the
ainnar in the evening and enjoyed the
concert music and the dance. Mr.; and
Mrs; P; s: Woody9rth had d. a di lansg
l1OI tu4Ity SucSto. ILL. t1iiu 49, o. 49, "a
E. Merrill, who are entertaining MI.
and Mrs. Birch Of Dubuque, Iowa, gave
a. dinner of six covers for them. Mr..
and Mrs T. NJ. Prince were hosts to
q small group Of friends. Judge W: A..
Lancaster, F. G.. Winston,Y F. W. Ford
and many other club members were
hosts to parties of six OF ten.
J. B. Gilfllan, Jr., will give a dinner
Tuesday at the club for thirty-eight
Fred l.. McClelland will give q golf
luncheon for twenty-four Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Washburn are en-
pertaining at an automobile party for
over Sunday for their daughter; Miss
Margaret Washburn, and number Of
her friends and out-of-town college
girls. There are fourteen guests, and
: the party left yesterday afternoon in
three large touring cars for Osceola.
They will return Monday. Miss Esther
Adams of Duluth, who Is visiting the
Misses Dunsmoor, and Miss Jessica Mar
shall, also Of Duluth, who is visiting
Miss Van Dusen, are among, the guests
Miss Adams, Miss Marshall and Miss
Van Dusen are college chums at Smith,
=. = p Zicr and Miss Irma Zie1
= .. = : :T~iTa-- md are now
on their way to Minneaoc1s. Tho|~ vi
spend the summer with Mrs. Sarah T.
knight at her country home at Lake