The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-31
Lake Minnetonka

Lake Minnefonka
A charming party for the members Of
the Alpha Phi sorority was given Tues
scho6eld at tie TonEs BAY vi hotel T1e
Epiazzas Of tho hotel. Refreshments were
served in the palm garden, which was
decorated in the glorious shades of the
fall fowers.f5 About thirty guests were
present. sse
/, Lorenzo Williams entertained at a
weekend Elk party at G1oy naa c,. The
Florence Murray, Margaret Riheldaffer,
Frances Warner, and Messrs. Howard
,Starrett and Edward Barnaby.
Recent guests at Hotel Keewaydin
p Fl G3sat e SS5fsso KAN fae @ ana
Mrs. R. V. Cullman, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. JIM. Anderson, Minneapolis; J. !.
Crawford, Bristol, Mass; Mr.. and RMS.
David Childer, Washington; the Misses
Maria and Odessa Schaetzel, the Misses
Caroline and Clara Schomberg, Musca-
tine, Iowa; Mrs. c. M: Siers, Frances
H: siers. South Orange, y: J.; G; p.
Lines, Minneapolis; G. A. Mast and N.
iae ss' 1rVn vs9 f. Robitsie2 Mr and Mrs
D. H. McMullen, MINNEAPOLIS; Mrs.
onf. MISS Maud aPd Fraser Betrot
and Mrs. E, R. Chandler, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Harris, Muscatine, Iowa;
D. J. Payne, Minneapolis; H. w. Jo+
! hansen, St. Matthews. ..,..,
The members and delegates of the
| American Bar association will make an
excursion Saturday to Lake Minneton-
ka. They will arrive at Wayzata in
| the morning, touring the lake IN the
| Excelsior and take lunch at the La
| fayette club, returning to the city in
the afternoon. ,-..
Miss Emma Gluek entertained We'd
nesday at box party at the Chauncey
ere. Mrs. M. Thielen and Lena Boehm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hafpman of Linwood
entertained Thursday at q family. din
ner and launch party in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sig NORTH, Miss Freda Nor
| itz of New York and her cousin, Miss
BeYlah M e sch Of M N Ala
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A pleasant affair was given Thursday
| night by Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Newgord,
in honor Of a number Of their Excelsior
| friends. The entertainment was a
combination moonlight cruise in their
| launch Gopher, and a watermelon feast
followed by cards. The large piazza
was decorated with goldenrod and
| illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
Mrs. j. H. Davis, whose summer
skating party at Excelsior Wednesday
in honor. of her guests, Mrs. w. r.
MSR mes: A. NJ. JenI Hi ' VIII Heekier,
Carol and Master Harold Heckler and
Mrs. Alice X. Bond of Seattle, Wash,
mother of Mrs. Davis. The party went
over Z in the Davis launch, the Wis
taria. ~ ~ !: r.. ~ - :
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will: close their
Gotta ge.4 tomorrow, when they will re-
turn to their home on Portland avenue.
Mrs. Bond will spend the, winter in
Minneapolis !
T. Rev. S. B. Purves, rector Of Holy
Trinity church, assisted by John Lyon,
choirmaster, have given twenty-one: Of
the choir boys a weeks camping at
the ASSEMBLY grounds at Minnet onka.
Sunday the boys sang IN the Camp
Memorial chapel at Minaetonka Beach
and in the afternoon. at Che assembly
dining hall i where Mr.. Purves con-
Quoted services. About twenty parents
visited The camp, which has, been re-
markably well" conducted Those III
the party were Clifford Ives, Russell
Ives, Ben Pratt, Asa Gould Robert
tig, Alfred G. White, Ed Crary, Alfred
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Harold Crabb, Robert $Butters, Ellis.
worth Fife, Albert Stouse, George Az
ton, George Kemper, WILDER Cooper,
Robert Cooper and Arthur Jorgenson.s I