The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15
built boats, and for charter parties and
picnic trips she has always been much
in demand.

picnic trips she has always been much
in demand.
Will A. Perkins and L. II. Moody,
who are to manage the Blue Line pawn.
ion this summer, will open for the hrst
time today. IS.
Summer services in Trinity Episcopal |
chapel, Excelsior, will commence today. /
Colonel Eddy will conduce Easter serv-
ices this morning at II o clock ana AZ
y e,elocka Sunday sehool serylee cS NIL
will sing a beautiful program OF Easter
| music. In the choir will be A. M. ,Hig-
gins. Ed Stevens, Miss. Marjorie Per
/ Rims, George Prendergast, Mrs. p. Rob
ertson, Mrs. Al Lyman and Miss Eivia
Newton. Miss Florence Perkins will
| play the organ.
The Bobolynx club, made up of a
group of Central high school girls, IS
spending week at a houseparty at the
! Seaman cottage in Excelsior. Mrs. t.
W. Russell and Mrs. H. D. Lackore are
chaperoning the young people at their
informal Easter vacation frolic. They
will return to the city today. In the
party are Misses Eunice Pomeroy, Els
Their ,Stoft. June McKinstry, Gladys
Parkinson, Mary Jones, Stella Chapman,
Louise Abbott, Abbie Reed and Ethel
Wheeler.
| Mrs. W. G.. Baker was hostess at
meeting Of the Ladies Eucher club last
week. Mrs. Walter M. Sampson won
| the prize. and the consolation favor
was taken by Mrs. Walter c. Bayer.
Mrs. Frank Haywood was hostess at
the meeting Of the Birthday club Mon
day afternoon at her home. Carnations
and tulips made bright setting in the
light supper followed planting con-
test. Mrs. James Bisbee and Mrs. w.
NJ. Baker won the prizes in the contest.
The members of the Neighborhood
club enjoyed theater party at the Ly-
ceum matinee Wednesday,. The party
included Mines w. c.. Baker, Amy Ly-
Mcdonald, H. B. Elliott, John Powers
and Miss Ella Clark. -.. -
A committee of women Of the Excel
sior Congregational church, composed
of Mines. o. C. De Groodt. Charles
Prince. Frank Dimond. L. F. Sampson,
NJ. Bennett and Willard Dillman will be
: the home of Mrs. John Goodnow
Wednesday evening for the benefit of
, the church organ fund. 49,.
Halsted post, G. A. R., gave a camp
fire in the Excelsior townhall Tuesday
| evening, an occasion which will long be
: rememb ered by all who were present
+ Preceding the campfire the women~o OF
: the relief corps served ssumptuous
q banquet in the Odd Fellows hall. Earlier
n in the afternoon the Morgan post drum
s corps had marched thru the streets play
/ ing a program Of wartime melodies ant
+, aroused the patriotic spirit among Elk
l. celsior soldiers. Department Command
l. er Levi Longfellow: the department
t, president Of the w. R. c., Mrs. Ida K
+ Martin, and Past Department Presiden
q Mrs. Agnes Savage, gave short ad
Il dresses, speaking Of the progress and o
y the work of the order. Mrs. Harriett
2 Slaight sang 1.-THE Battle Hymn of tn
st Repubic' in which all joined. Rev
- G. L. Morrill, was among the speaker
X and discussed an an informal way sey
{ eral Of the plans which have been mad
5 for the entertainment of the g.. A. F
! in August. Music by the Bryant pos
{ quartet and a song composed by C. 4
Melo and sung by the quartet, varie
Z the program. 9"oSz "-7F es@ea~E
{ The annual meeting Of the Excelsic
J Improvement league will be. held Tue
I day evening at the association rooms
{ the Excelsior townhaH. - A. full attent
ance is desired, as new officers will /
elected and plans will be made for in
, provements in and around the town.
So -
Workmen are engaged in rebuildin
I the wagon bridge which leads across S
s. Adams bay into Excelsior. The bride
will have five spans, one of which wi
~ be draw span to allow boats to pa
- under. The bridge is building at CO.
3 of $4,000