The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08

stoffei, Miss stoffel and an Master ls stoffel,
ST K " stswaI T. W Wess hisyzd hie MIS-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baer, Seattle; II. B. T
Wilson, Cedar Rapids; Miss Clara
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cree, MIR.
and Mrs. G: A. Hoffman, DR.. Ray,
Frank Ray, E. J. Bahnon, A. Hegland,
Miss Mabel Wright, E, j. Brown, Miss
Mrs. Walter i. Miller, MI. and
Mrs. John Fasten, s. H. Fuzzel,
Miss HARDWOOD, Joseph Hirsh, A. M.
Quade, R. S. Beats, E. M. johnson,
E. Lindblaqm Ed johnson, w; John
son. J. B. rl LANG, fi H. i YTah e Mrs A.
J. G. Carlson, Miss Sadie Carlson, Miss
L. N. Pruss, George B. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Trussel, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
McAllister, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Peet,
Mrs. M. Soften and daughter, George
B. Sell, Miss Elizabeth Russell, Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Latham, and Mrs.
Holmes, G. B. Gould, A. T. Shell
Miss j. Winter, Miss L. Gallifean, r.
A. Shendon.
Miss Esse " Hathaway, teacher of
English in the Marshalltown, Iowa high
school; Miss Grace Packard, teacher in
u,
chel R. Currey of the elementary
science department., are spending their
vacation practicing practical household
economics. They are hostesses at Wild
Rose inn, Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Hathaway presides over the cof-
fee pots and the tea kettles, and fits
around like little busy bee, waiting
on the guests. Miss Packard is the
financial manager, and presides over the
| y;oI
Miss Curry handles the salads and the
delicatessen, which are deliciously
served. -" ..-&
With the three bright and enterprise
ing schoolteachers it is matter of
spending their vacation, not in idling
about, but working and at the same
time enjoying the pleasant things the
fully. Since coming to the lake three
weeks ago they have met expenses, one
considerable item Of which is the rent
Of the little cottage. In addition they
have had their share Of fun, SO the un-
dertaking 50 far has developed into a
fascinating vacation amusement, and is
recorded in their diary as ''the iolliest
ever.' Fl T..
They are a busy. trio. They have been
busy during their college days with
other things but study. For one year
Miss Hathaway, was obliged to make
her way thru Chicago university. She
succeeded in doing it by tutoring, fill
ing the place Of cashier during the din
ner hours at a hotel, and handling the
sale of tickets of the leading Chicago
theaters at the. university, on a per,
income. In spite of all the outside
work which this necessitated, she was
marked among the highest in her class.
Her Her be books, THE Little Corsican,''
"Daniel BoonI' and "Oliver Crom-
well,' all written for boys, are. now
in the hands of a, publisher in Chicago
and will appear on the market with the
graduate of Wellesley college, 1905, and
has done a great deal of tutoring, and
2, Miss Packard is also busy much of the
time tutoring. When the Grau Opera
company gave it's performance Miss
Packard and Miss Hathaway were their
representatives at the Chicago univer-
sity, and thru Mr. Grau IS assistant they
were given an opportunity to add to
their income a considerable amount. ~
The Wild Rose inn is daintily. fur
nished with bric-a-brac. Some of the
attractive children IS pictures are ex'
quisite water colors, done by Miss Cur
ry's sister of Chicago, Mrs. Ralph Ash
ley of the Art institute, and Others are
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The recent guests at Northland inr
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Jenning
Miss Skies, DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Kremer
Mr.. and Mrs. R: @. McClelland, Mr.. anC
Mrs H. A. Barnes, W. L. Marshfeld
Mrs O. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs, j: M
Tempelman, MI. and Mrs +, =: 9; Tode
st. Paul. They came out to spend the
Fourth at the inn. ....s ="
The guests Of the Hotel Keewaydir
will be entertained at dancing party
at the clubhouse Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bruchholz enter
, tanned party of lake and city friends
; for the Fourth. A picnic luncheon wal
served. ~ a.. '-#'%-
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mckenzie en-
tertained at their home in Excelsior
The Young people who were presen
+ made popcorn balls. for the Epwortl
: league booth. Misses Mamie and Ger
: trude Williams, Marie Taylor, Laur'
E Thoele and Messrs Archie Potter AM
Charles Taylor were guests.
Q Miss Effie Byers and John Douthit
c were quietly married June 49,. at tn
q new home Of Mr.. and Mrs Alvah Dout
! HIT, Mound. Lake Minnetonka, Rev
{ | Mr.. Sweat Of Hopkins read the service
: Miss Nina Sedman Of Minneapolis wa
bridesmaid, and Miss Dollie Ledma
+ flower girl. Devane Bartlett Of Noun
t was MI. Douthitt'sr best man. Nj
). and Mrs. Douthitt will be at home afte
t Sept. l at Mound, Lake Minnetonka.
$ Wayzata and North Shore.
/ G.. F. Knapp spent part of last wee
) in Deer Park. as,s
3 Mrs. R. G. Moore entertained Mr.. an
= Mrs .omru and Mr. and Mrs Gallaha