The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
Lake Min,,etonka

Mrs. J.. q. Farnsworth entertained at
her summer home at the lake this af-
Neil, Of Chicago. Twenty Young PEG.
pie had been invited. Dinner was
served at 2 O'Clock from q large table
decorated with American Beauty roses
and maidenhair ferns. Following the
dinner, the young guests were given a
launch ride across the lake and on the
return musical program Of sixteen
numbers was given. Miss Grace Mat
den e1~ On the piano, gave Visiting solo;
Cecil Morgan gave a sleight-of-hand
performance and vocal and instrument
tai selections were also given.
At q meeting, held bv, the members
of the Excelsior Congregational church
a change in the constitution was made.
bas the legal rst Of 5hs hareh
church Of Excelsior. In the new con.
stitution the church will be known as
the Congregational church Of Excelsior.
Rev. G. J. Swain was reelected.
The regular weekly hop will be given
tomorrow evening at the Lafayette
club.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Dennis will enter
tain a group Of eight high school boys
and girls at a picnic party tomorrow.
Next Friday evening the first Of the
the Hotel del Otero. The hops proved
very attractive to the Younger set last
season, and upon request the night was
new orchcstra, which is at the hotel. is
proving valuable addition, and the
regular afternoon and evening concerts
are very enjoyable.
Among the recent guests at the Del
Otero were: Mrs, E, johnson, Mrs. M.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs L. Leutenbusch,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bank. Mr.. and Mrs.
s W Ma. Ntch W WIZ " R Mz and ne
G. E. Braden, Mr.. and Mrs. G, Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Goodrich, Mrs. e. w.
Gould, s. G.. Lewis, Mr.. aud Mrs j..
Westfall. Mrs. Merriam, Miss Merriam,
way, Misses Pauling, Roeback. Reinholt,
G. D. Cronette, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Pen,
ney, Miss E. NJ. Chandler, Mr., and Mrs.
Maxwell, r.. ": Knapp, Minneapolis;
G. A. Barnard, II. 4. Flagg, Chicago;
Joseph Meg, Jr.,. Misses Lind, Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Phillips, Mi. and
Mrs. v. L. Ebert. Miss Blanche White,
Marshall. MI. and MIS-. j. l.. Marshall,
Miss Jessie Marshall. st. Paul. +.
Mrs. A. R.. Morgan, New Bedford;
Miss Elizabeth Babcoek, Nenah, Wis;
Mrs; Mary G: Smith and Mrs. Charles
F. Smith made boating party, at the
lake and were guests at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.. Smith and daugh-
tel. have been spending few days at
Robert Curry of New York are spend
ing a week at. the hotel. Judge and
Mrs. 0. P. ,Shiras of Dubuque, Iowa,
will arrive June 20. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
+: Colsen Of Kansas City are, expected
sted Burnett of st. Louis has engaged
a suite for July !. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Davis and family arrive from Phila-
delphia July g. Mr. and Mrs Eugene
g.. Hay, formerly of Minneapolis but
now Of, New York, will come to the
hotel about Aug, L. Mr.. Hay is now
on the board of the a. United States
general appraisers. ~ . .e5.. S
Monday afternoon the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon entertained at a pleasant out
ing; at5the lake and enjoyed an infor.
nal dinner dance Ct Hotel del otsro
for the young, people, and with the De
otero orchestra. to furnish splendid
program, a delightful . evening was
Anne Funk. Luella' Woodke, j Evans
Ethelwyn Conway. Catherine de Vean
Wheeler, Whited, Bess Whited, ViviaI
Canning, Prudence E. Pratt, Messrs
Louis Cook. Walter Gunsell, Irving
Tucker, George Longland, Ralph Bald
win. M. w. Evans, Robert c. Pratt ant
n Benjamin Paust of the Wisconsin
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