The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-17

Gay days are in store for the Lafay-
cite club. The season is now fairly un-
der way, and from the beginning there
has been every possible. promise Of en-
PERTAINING times. Already great many
OF the. suites have been engaged, and
the club cottages, Of course, Were spok
en- for early in the spring. Among the
newcomers at the club will be Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bovey and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Murphy, each family to
| occupy one of the cottages, the II. AL
den Smiths are to have cottage No. 3.
among the permanent residents at the
club, and a great many other members
and their families have their headquar-
| tiers at the club whenever they are out
at the lake. The weekly hops, which
commenced early this season have given
an impetus to the social spirit, and the
young people are having no end of jolly
the rage of the hour, and every day
women living at and near the club
gather in the cool parlor or on the
shady piazzas to have a few hours at
cards. Now that the college girls and
| college bows are on their way home,
plans are being made Cor their enter
tainment. and houseparties with infor-
NAL dances and luncheons and dinners
at the club will be the rule. Minneton-
ka Beach has group of motherly host
esses, who give up their lake quiet and
rest to the younger people, and who are
| always willing to do the honors when
ever there are parties to be entertained
and chaperoned. -.s-
are at the Pillsbury summer home at
| Ferndale, were hosts at an informal
dinner party last Saturday entertaining
| for group of ten guests.
Mrs. E. G. Gale was hostess at an in
formal club luncheon during the week
at which she entertained fourteen
! guests.
Mrs. George Gillette gave an informal
a party Of twelve wemen. ss e..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Wright Of ST..
Paul with a party including Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hughes of st. Paul, Mrs.
Gordon Taylor Of Cincinnati, Mrs. T. w.
Gilbert of St. Paul, and Mrs. George
Yynne-Saul of New York, were guests
at the clnb early last week.
Mrs. Elmer Adams Of ST. Louis and
! Miss Hodgman of St. Louis have been
| guests of Mrs. W. w. Hodgman and
Mrs. Denman johnson at the club.
James S. Bell entertained L. H. Bell
of Colorado Springs, Col. Governor and
Mrs: Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. W. y. Rea
OF st. Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hurd of st. Paul were in party visit
the last two weeks were, Mrs. H. J.
Howe of Marshalltown, Iowa; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Belknap and Miss Dorothy
| Belknap. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Bohn,
Mrs Wallace Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Thompson,
and Miss Ruth Thompson. F., Mason
Prouty of st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs George
Asa j. Hunter, f. J. Holman, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. Beatty, R. J. Griggs, Vir-
ginia: Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Griggs, P.
Carl Saunders, st. Paul: P. Dean Crib
ben, St. Paul: Miss Miriam Crane Mrs
W. H. Bogart, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Gil
lette, Miss Seavey. Paul Jumper, Aber-
deem, S. D.; Ray Gillette, W: S: Hodg-
Miss Ruth Albert, Washington, D. c.;
Miss Henrietta Cohen, Buffalo, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Kelly, st. Paul.
Mrs. H. G. Truesdale chaperoned a
i party of young peonle at the club which
| Included Misses Mary Buchanan, Jessie
Stevenson, Elizabeth Harrison, Mar iory
Boardman, Wilhelmine Stevens, Jose
phine Murphy, Messrs. Cavour L. Trues-
dale, Laton Dunsmoor. Ben Paris, Joseph
! Polk and RolertlBrooks. -. ~.
Minnetonka Beach cottages are we'll
filed and there are few vacant houses
along the shore. Several Of the fam
lilies who were on the shore last sum
mer are not out this season, but other
wise things are just as they always
have been. Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. P
Wheelwright have opened their cottage
Mr.. and Mrs, a nson Brooks have also
moved out to their summer home at the
beach. Mrs, Brooks goes east Sunday
night to- be present at the commence.
ment exercises at Yale. Paul Brooks
will be graduated from the law class
this year. Stanley Brooks, who is a
graduate of the preparatory school at
Norwalk, Conn, will enter Yale next
year. Mrs. Brooks will 90 with hel