The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08

The next six weeks will be devoted
Z to the entertainment of the college boys
and girls, and fathers and mothers will
put aside their plans until after, the
vacations have closed and the young
people are back in school. There will
be group of charming out-of-town
girls at the lake this summer, and many
are the pleasant affairs which have
been planned for them. AS it happens,
tennis week will furnish a certain
amount of entertainment, for it is al
ways filed with no end of pretty social
affairs, such as luncheons, dinners and
dances. Then, too,' the White Bear and
Lake Minnetonka yacht races, which
come off at the lake the latter part of
this month, will make another delight
full excuse for entertaining and for a
round of gayeties. AS the college girls
and boys are scattered along different
deal of going back and forth.
Miss Esther Adams will come the
middle of this month from Duluth to
visit the Misses Passmore at Hillcrest.
Miss Fannie Passmore attends Bryn
Mawr college and only returned
Wednesday from the east, as she Wis
tied a few weeks after school closed.
Miss Adams and Miss Charlotte Pass
more both go to Smith college. Miss
Hazel Mclean, classmate of Miss
Fannie Passmore at Bryn Mawr, is also
expected on visit at the lake later
in the summer.
Miss Mary Van Dusen will entertain
Miss Jessica Marshall of Duluth at
her home at Minnetonka Beach this
month. Miss Marshall is a classmate
of Miss Charlotte Passmore at Smith.
Miss Margaret Washburn is also d
Bryn Mawr college girl, and as Mr.. and
Mrs. John Washburn have taken the
Walter Morrison place at Breezy Point,
Bryn Mawr will be we'll represented at
the lake. Miss Leila Winston of Min
the Misses Passmore at Hillcrest. is
planning to entertain a former school
chum from St. Timothy, and will be
much with the lake young people. The
Misses Dunsmoor will have as their
guests at Keniockety the latter part
of July the Misses Marie Candy and
Katherine Lun of Chicago. Both were
when they attended Miss Dana s school
In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale of
Northome are anticipating a visit from
Mrs. VIII .Adamson of Germantown,
Pa, some time in July Mrs. Adamson
was formerly Miss Hale and is sis
ter of Mr.. Hale. Her visit in Mime.
apolis and at the lake will be made
the occasion of a number of social
courtesies, which her friends will ex.
tend to her.
Miss Patterson, who has been spend.
ing the winter in Chicago, will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Hale, during
August. Miss Patterson will accom-
pany her father. l.. Patterson, on a trip
to Japan in the fall. They will sail in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Smith of
Bryant avenue S. entertained at a
dinner at the Lafayette club Wednes
day and at the hop which followed, fol-
their son, Lindsay Smith, who is home
from Yale, and for his guests. Miss
Glenna Hall from Miss Gardner 5
school, New York. whose home is in
Detroit, Miss Edith Hazen of Duluth
who attends National Park seminary
Washington, and Sebolt Lawson of
Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. W. P. Devereux will entertain
next Thursday at her Northome cot
tage at a luncheon and thimble bee
Her guests will be a group Of women
who were members Of basket cluE
and who have been meeting at the diff
ferent homes for several years.
~ The white cotillion to be giver
Wednesday evening by the Minnetonks
Boat club will certainly be charming
midweek party. One hundred couples
will dance, and the responses to the
invitations have been enthusiastic ani
so numerous that the clubhouse is con
sidered far too small, and the scene oil
the festivities will be changed to the