The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-12
Walker and Mrs. Walker of Peoria,
Ill, were guests at the Glen during the

The Zurah Ladies thimble bee will |
be entertained at the summer home Of
Mrs. w. M. Walker at Sunrise Point,
Tonka Bay, Friday, Aug. "a. Owing
to eneampment week the date was
nounced formerly for Aug. II.
Charles Chuck entertained Wednes-
day at Dutch luncheon on the veranda
of his summer home for the directors
of the German American bank. After
the lunch the party attended the con-
cert at Big Island, The guests present
were were Messrs Pratt, Griffith. George
Doerr, Scheide, Saltzer, Van der Weyer,
Stegner, Gedney, Swanson, Arthur A.
Eichhorn. The guests came out in their
automobiles and returned in the same
way to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Louis Bauman Of Tonka Bay
will entertain at a 2cotillion next week.
The Teutonic Bowling club will be
entertained by Mr.. ana Mrs. john u.
Glueck today The club members and
their families will have a basket picnic
and about $50 will be present. Games
and out-of-door sports will comprise an
entertaining program. VA
Mrs E. R. Beeman and Mrs. D. w.
Knowlton Of Fairview solved the fish
ing problem in a most successful man
ner Monday by capturing twelve
pounds of fish on short order. The re-
markable feat was celebrated at fish
dinner, WHICH they gave on the lawns
catch had been appetizingly prepared.
.~.. .- Wayzata. = i
Miss Dorothy E. Wakefield returned
Monday from Chicago, where she spent
the year in school.
Mrs. W. T. Peterson is visiting
friends in Clear Lake. Ia. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Ferrell and Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin Ferrell Of Wilkesbarre,
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Summer John
| son. .r,
| Tuesday for Spokane. Mrs. Robert
Sampson and children of Minneapolis
will accompany her.
Harry Barber is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Barber, at the High
lands.
Miss Elsie Hardenberg returned We'd
nesday from trip to Isle Royal.
Mrs. William Rockwell of Columbus,
Ohio, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
Maurer. .*'A -. = N*.:s =.
Miss Floy Thompson of White Bear
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. A.
W. Day. ! -. -" ~
! Miss Augusta. Peterson is spending
her vacation with her sister, Mrs Jacob
Malmquist. " s..&.. ..Et
! Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Black have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Skinner and children and Brance Black
Of Des Moines, Ia. =: .>.g :. .v> 4~..a
na2d6f, Mr. II H. oFtonTijs r W5sht is visiting hs'
The reading room, which has been
closed for a short time on account of
the illness of the librarian, Mrs. Mar.
tin Thayer, is again open to the public
Miss Della. Wise entertained few
friends at a dancing party Tuesday
evening at the Wise. pavilion. Hold
ridge, the occasion being her birthday
Rev. 5: T. Black of Marshalltown
i iowa, will arrive. r Tuesdas.zfor q shoT1t
visit with hisN, brother, Rev. w. A
Black. Mr.. Black will be accompanied
by his son Clarence, and will fill the
Wayzata pulpit. Sunday, Aug. -. -.
The Misses Eva and Grace LYdiare
day in Wayzata: =.
Elmer Day and family have, returned
from Excelsior and are occupying theI
, cottage in Wayzata. Mr.. and Mrs. J
W. Day and Miss Elizabeth Day have
, moved to their farm near Parker
Lake. ad r.r. H..
l Miss Georgia Campbell Of Princeto,
is visiting in Wayzata. ],
=, Mrs. R. B. Dickey: is entertaining
Mrs. Robert Taylor of Detroit, MINI
u H. L. Davies spent Sunday in Way
l zata. -:
1 William J. Dean will speak to tn
young people at. the, church Sunda. d.
r eeyening; His subject will be eth
9 Harrison Lyons Of Wadena is visit
r ing his brother Stephen Lyons a
Holdridge. Both. men were member
of the First Minnesota regiment. =.
: Mrs. G.. n. Knapp returned Tuesda:
: from Deer Park. .a- :,
:. Miss Lottie Hursh Of Long LAX
:, Dickey.
9 MI. and Mrs. J. n. Campbell hav
Y been entertaining their son Eldridg
Of Jamestown. N. d. at their home
/ Long Lake.
). Mrs. Kelley entertained the Sunda
|. school Of the Long Lake Presbyteria
|: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Moffett ar
d entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Eos
a and son Of Wooster, Ohio, at Northlan
Mrs. F. J. West entertained the men
j bers Of the w. G. T:TU. Thursday aftel
d noon at her home on Long Lake.
r Sherman Smith Of Minneapolis speu
f Tuesday with E. B. Saunders.
e Mrs. Phillips Of Baraboo. Wis. an
a Mrs Herbert Phillips of Minneapoll
e spent last week with Mrs. Guy Dicke
s at Long Lake.
T S. s. Nichols, who is spending tn
y summer at Northland Inn, entertalne
d Rollins H. Schutz last week.
e Miss Gladys Crane is entertainin
c Miss Dilley Of St. Peter at her HON
n at Long Lake. 81 a4:- ,
III A Jolly party is tenting at Holdride
a with Mr.. and Mrs. George Bader +:
l. chaperons. Deed West and Miss Lid
!. Olin were Sunday guests at the camp.
; Rev. Alexander Bramley Of Ne
=. York gave fine address to the youn
- people Sunday evening at the Congr
- gational church. His subject was: :
= the Young Man Safeq" s
10 Mrs. W. L. .Dickey entertained M
= and Mrs. S. H. Wood. and daughter
20 Minneapolis several days last week.
. Charles N.xBrooks spent part OF tt
week at Northland Inn, guest Of W.
- Wright.
y weeks at his farm near Anoka.
y Mrs. G. E. Lamb is entertaining h.
rs father, Thomas CLARK Of Warren.
y. Miss Blanche Benedick, who has bee
le visiting Mrs. Clinton Price, has +
10 turned to her home in Marshalltow
Mr. and Mrs. D.. "A. Hollis ente
:, tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Graber la
~ week at Northland Inn.
1 ! Miss Marie Clemmens, who has bee
q Q, visiting Miss Rachel Daugherty. r