The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19
Lake Minnetonka

The fourteenth annual reunion of the
university class Of 1892 was held at
Of fe S %nno OF sat and Mrs s6ag
class members gathered at the Gray
country home for an al fresco supper,
pleasant evening of "reminiscences and
the reading Of letters from absent class
members. Nearly score of letters
were received. and many other mem
delightful visits by classmates. The
class of '92 has been especially loyal
In Its spirit Of friendship and the an
nual meeting is given precedence over
all other social engagements. Several
members present at the last reunion
have attended every meeting of the
class since it's graduation. A pleasant
in the fact that wives and husbands
of the members are welcomed to the
meeting and each year sees few new
faces among the associate" members.
This year letter Of especial interest
contained the announcement of the APP
preaching marriage of DR.. Mabel Aus
tin. formerly practicing physician Of
view hotel, Mrs. George z. Days in
viting lake home. overlooking the beau
tiful lower lake from Excelsior, are Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Brace, Mrs: Charles D.
and Mrs A Nelson, Mr. and Mrs J. B.
Howard. H. W. Reiter, F: J. Dorr,, Ar
thur Pease Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball,
George A. Tyler, Foss R. Shepard, Mrs.
E. J. Chalmers, Jesse Chalmers Of Min
neapolis, Mrs. H. E. Grain Of Chey-
enne. Wyo., Mr.. and Mrs: J.. H. Shary
Roberts, Miss Emma Roberts, Frank
Roberts Of Ottumwa, Iowa. Miss
Georgia Risdon came out last evening
to spend a week at the hotel.
Miss Florence Gibson entertained de-
lightfully Saturday at her summer home
for ten Daughters of the King Of st.
Marks church. The guests came out
the hours until luncheon in the pleas
ant grounds. Luncheon was served I'M
der the high, shady trees, and following
it A. s. Harris entertained the young
women very delightfully."- on his launch.
Present were Mines: P. Norris, Charles
kinson, Mabel Wilkinson, Gertrude Nc
Graw, Miller, Ottola Miller. Grace Cape
len, Louise Higgins, Irene TAYLOR, Helen
Wilcox, Turner, Gertrude Colby, Edna
Roberts and earle. s... III.
Mrs. Walter Powers of Orono Point
gave children s party Friday, in hon
or of the birthday anniversary Of her
little son: Russell Those present were
Webb, Elizabeth Abbott, Dorothy Chad
bourn, Ruth and Margaret Bowling,
Robert Webb. George Bowling. ROYAL
Tomlinson and Allen Rogers.
The Austin cottages this summer are
occupied by. number Of the families
who have been on the Summerville
shore for a number of seasons past. Mr..
and Mrs. J. 7. Perkins and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. g. Holbrook and family
are again at their cottages. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Kaufman have taken the
large cottage they had last summer.
Mr.: and Mrs. E. Konantz Of St. Paul
will occupy the large Austin cottage at.
ger July 1; Mr.: and Mrs. Mikolas are
IN one OF the cottages. Dana Todd and
King and family, J. ". t Stone and IS fam NJ:
lily are other cottagers at Summerville.
The White House at Excelsior opened
Saturday and already a number Of its
former patrons have availed them.
selves Of the pleasant opportunities
which the hotel affords for a summer
outing. Mrs: L. ". Murphy and Mrs
A. L. Brown Of Chicago. q. G. Hay II
New. York, B: Howard Higgins OF
London, Ont; Mr.. and Mrs. John CLAW.
ton Of Chicago, E. Leet of Lincoln
Neb., are among the early guests. Mrs
Leet and daughter will Join Mr.. Leet
about July 1. Martin f. Nolan and
B. W. Owens Of st.. Paul were week
e ensa guests for fishing trip. Mr.. and
have been spending few DAYS at the
hotel, W. M. Runge Of Minneapolis
has also come out for few DAYS. fish.
Ing. Charles A. Dixson Of the Dixson
house, Grand Rapids, Wis, was a cues
Of ". F. Sanderson at the hotel over
Sunday. ' %