The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24

| FAYE AND CORA BAKER,
The Little Attendants at the Ninneman-Booth
I Wedding at Excelsior.
hotels, there are others who will do
| away with noise. Their celebration will
! consist Of good music and splendidly 4
prepared menu for dinner It will be
! rather pleasant for the lake visitors
who leave the city to find sheltered
/ nook and retreat from all the noise Of
the day. ~.
custom, Hotel del .Otero will not be
noisy place on July the Fourth. But
gram for the day, which will include
many patriotic selections and probably
solo numbers by well-known artists
first first light aS tn Tie lake hop was given at
the hotel pavilion. and altho the wealth
| er was rather discouraging early in the
I day,6it cleared up sufficiently to make
j the trip to the lake an inviting one: A
! host Of the younger people came from
Der Of the city guests: Friday is to be
regular hop night hereafter at Del
i Otero. p, .."" &l8 '}.~
Among the recent guests at Hotel
del Otero were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
/. Morris, J. E. ::Moench, NJ. Hart King,
:. George j. Conrad, LIS. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. H: Beason ao9 New York; Mr..
Iowa; w. B. Coon, Rochester. n: Y;
Milwaukee,; DR.. Laura Linton, Roch
I ester, MINI; Mrs.aV. E. Beckett, Mrs.
/ George A. Miner, Helena Mont; Mrs.
A. W. Beck, Miss Beck, lola, Kan;
III D ot,
Wis; Mr.: and Mrs; F: A.: Gill, Bur.
Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Porter, Des
NIoines, Iowa; Mrs. W. I. Gray and
children Deephaven; ID Miss s,Holtz,
Charles Ten ,, ! Ge q /; B B. d
sanderson, E: Williams, Mr.; and Mrs:
Lillian Matsen, Elmer Hansen,. Miss
IL. Hansen, Charles G.. Pond, W. NJ.
} Miller, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Smith,
) A.. G.. Drum, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Amour, A. 3: Loye, G.: A. Ames, w. J.
Ray, F. c. McGoreY, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
, son, DR.. and Mrs. McGirk, W. H: Nor
: gan, George McNealy, w. B.: Lincoln,
9 F. NJ Mapes, Miss. Florence Whitney,
: A.. G. Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
}. Hazer, Mr.; and Mrs. O. z: Nolan, Mr.
4 and Mrs. T. H. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs:
>, T. w. Johnson, Mr.. White. Mr.. and
t Mrs. A. J. Dickman, Mr.. and Mrs; p
e Miss Vivian Wise, Minneapolis; B. T.
a Goldman, William, Goldman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Theirs, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
. | Albrecht, Mr.. and, Mrs. Herman Dee
e bach, Dr.. and Mrs. Skidmore, Byron
t skidmore, w. Fleming, f.. S. Brown
r st. Paul. a...r.,.,- r -. r.
j. Judge and Mrs. o. P. shiras Of Du
I buque, Iowa, arrived at Del Otert
Wednesday. The judge has spent abou
"a thirty years at Minnetonka and THU
A. will be his fifth summer visit at De
8. Otero. J. H. Morris and j. H. Moencl
!. of New York are spending a week a
J. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A: Gill are here from
8 Burlington, Iowa, for week. Mrs. A
t. w. Beck and Miss Beck of lola, kan.
al who will be at the hotel this summer
came Wednesday,, but have gone to st
Paul on visit. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Schad
- van Westrum Of Berlin will be at tn
,, 30 hotel. - H.
- The steamer Excelsior is having Z
,tt busy time during these picnic days an
=. almost every day large parties charte
~ the boat for tours of the. lake. Frida:
y the young people of the St. Paul Luth
y eran church picpicked at the lake an
\ Ila0 the EEACclSlOI LUZ d Cldl ICl I'LL i
q, The Royal Arcanum, which picnicked a
~ Spring Park yesterday, made the Ea
u celsior the official boat. Today the ma
30 chinists, who are to. be at Tonka Bay
81, IS have the boat. Members Of the 81
~ John English Lutheran church, Angus
le tana church and Of the Swedish Tabel
y nacle will picnic at the lake Monday
" and each organization has engaged tn
>e Excelsior for various hours of the day
- The Central Presbyterian church Of s.
Paul is to be at Spring Park Tuesda
as we'll as the Swedish Baptist church
and they have also taken the Excelsioi
will be- at Tonka Bay for their annus
picnic, the Druggists picnic at Tonk
BAY next Thursday, and the Minneapt
lis s. st. Louis shop employees hol
their annual picnic next Saturday. The
have character the Excelsior for thei
trips.
Mrs. G.. P. HUM entertained Tuesda
versary Of her daughter, Helen.
group of young people spent a merr
4 day with games and contests and wer
I served a delicious birthday luncheon.
Mrs. II. Bauman of Sunrise Poin
entertained very delightfully."- Thursda
at her summer home in honor of Mr.
CnaTleS# hS6St WIZ lOILcI1
4 Ilived in Minneapolis. The guests wer
a group Of women who had been neigI
lbors Of Mrs Reed on Highland avenu'
The guests came out in the morning an
enjoyed picnic luncheon on the she
tered porch. In the afternoon a tri
into the upper lake was made on th
HI Acte, which had been chartered. Pre-
emit with the hostess and the guest {
bi honor were Mines. D. r. Wagner, O.
! Lum. IA. .A.sAllen, Charles E. Ovenshir
81 g. NJ. Pond, j. F. Jordan, Frank \
Joyce, J. Henderson, Eugene Pike, ]
). Bauman, Walters, Holbroo1 Robert
Miss Julia Wintheiser and Miss Susa
Salisbury.
The women OF the Excelsior Congr
gational church are planning an elabo
ate bazaar to be given July 25.. Fl
e affair is the annual event and the cor