The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
Minnetonka Hotels Are
Filling Up with Guests

The last week of pleasant warm
to the lake, and particularly great
many automobile parties made the run
between the lake and the city. I'm
der its change of, management the
Sampson house continues to prosper,
and as a stop-over place for the city
guests it has many advantages. Mrs.
L. G. Ferguson of St. Louis has already
arrived to remain for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Walsh Of Minneapo-
at the hotel Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Covey
of Minneapolis are guests at the Samp-
son house.
Misses Thyra Crawford and Mabel
Stone were hostesses for the Excelsior
senior class at the home of Mrs. G.. P.
Dickinson Friday evening. The rooms
were prettily decorated in the class
j colors and palms and cut flowers added
a touch Of brightness. An informal
program Of games and guessing scBrs'
tests was enjoyed and the prizes we're
won by Alexander Ball and Earle
light supper was served and ill ormaR
musical selections WERE en- oyed. .PresE
ent were Misses Marie Taylor, Lois
spickerman Maud sar.yer, Sad
Esther Jefferson, Josephine Hecker,
Ruth Carr, Susie Sigafoos, Messrs.
Alexander Ball, Charles Taylor, Hairy
Wistrand, Alfred Neisingh, CedHc
| Crawford, Earle Weichselbaumh, George
Hayes and Dwight Dickinson. -. ~ s;M
Edgewood Hotel, SIMPSONS upper
lake park, is already open for the sea-
were Albert Walton Of Pittsburg, Pa;
A. A. Reyes, E. E. Green, F. B. Farris,
B. F. Burch, D. W. 'Pearce, George
Woodling, G. G. Overmire, H. M. Edgers
ton, Minneapolis; W. Olinger, Chicago.
her sister, Mrs. Tracy Mccall and chit
dren Helen and Donald Of Meadville,
Pa, at her home in Excelsior. Mrs.
| Mccall is on her way to Fromberg,
Mont, where she viii join Mr.: Mccall:
Is also a sister of Mrs. Mccall, enter
tanned at family reunion at her home
Calls, and the following Sunday Mrs.
Lyman had a. large family house party
at her home in Excelsior. The sisters
! have not seen each other for more than
fourteen years, and Mrs. Lyman is
planning to entertain for Mrs Mccall
in. many informal ways during her
stay.
The last melting of the Ladies' Eu.
cher club was held at the home Of Mrs.
L. F. Sampson last week. The club
snd se4Hs Of aseef
meetings early next fall. .
Mrs. J. 81. Putnam was hostess at
the meeting of the Birthday club at
her home in Excelsior Thursday after
noon. The members of the club were
entertained at a delightful program
I of informal; parlor games, and a lunch
con was served by the hostess from a
table daintily decorated with spring
blossoms and ferns. At the meeting
next week, Mrs. G.. L. La Paul will be
y, the hostess. =; :,
MIS- H P1 Hsyw99s%da gs snoas PRETTY St
j Friday evening. During the evening
Mrs. Frank Haywood served dainty
refreshments from the frappe table
A group Of the young women assisted
i the hostess" ,..s> -
: = <:zz Wayzata. -.
: Mrs. R. L. Braden Of Minneapolis
I spent Tuesday with Mrs. R. c.. Moore.
William Bushnell visited relatives
and friends in. Hudson, Wis, the first
Of the week. 5
Mrs. j. B. Jardine is visiting hel
daughter. Mrs. Elmer Truax, neal
. Portal, N. D.
81 Mrs. N. A. Benson spent part, of the
week with Mrs. Belle Hazen.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Northru1
returned from New York last weel
and are at Bonsyde, Ferndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p HalloweI
and Clarence Hardenberg spent Sun
day at their cottage on Point Lookout
Mrs. F. c. Ross is visiting her sister
Z Mrs. Sumner Johnson, in Minneapolis
! daughter Of White Bear lake, spen
) part Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. ]
I B. Jardine
Morris L. Hallowen is entertainin.
his brother, I. B. D. Hallowen, a
I Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Phelps spent Sun
{ day at their Ferndale home.
s Mrs. Rhoda II. Lyons entertaine,
Mrs. Charles D. Stewart Of ST. All
last week.