The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
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The Lafayette club is open and has
had number of guests. The weather
has not been such as to further the
social spirit of the lake much but then;
the large open fireplace radiates cheer
and comfort and the informal gather
| ings, which the members of the club
living around the Beach have, are de-
| ightful. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Fisher
and their family, who are to occupy a
cottage at Arcola, have been spending
a few days at the club. The clubmen
are already playing every day on the
links and the social Saturday evening
affairs will be inaugurated with dinner
dances this week. AS the younger
people are coming home from school
now there will be coterie Of the coll
lege set and the season promises to be
a jolly one. Misses Chamberlain, Pond,
Truesdale, Hill and Shevlin are among
the girls who have been away all win
ter, and their homecoming will make
a delightful break in the quiet of lake
life at present.
At Brentwood the summer colony is
| gathering in full forces and the cot
tages are nearly all open. Mr.. and
4 Mrs. @. A. Schmidt and family, who
were out last season, will have cot-
tage again this year. They came out
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Dever have
from abroad and will be there all sum
mer. They have the Forbes cottage.
The Neisings are at last anticipating
the summer, as Walter Messing, who
has been seriously i'll at the lake for
two months, is convalescing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Kohl and family of Mi
monk, Ill, have rented one Of the
Forbes cottages for the. season and will
arrive with their family July /. Mr..
Kohl made a reputation as a fisherman
last season and generously supplied
his splendid catches. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Hughes, after having spent the win
ter in California, are settled at Brent
wood for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. F..
E. Frost and Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Stone
of Minneapolis were guests last Sun
day of MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Hender-
son at their Brentwood cottage. Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson moved out to the
! lake in May. Miss Nellie Roberts Of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. O.. Hodgkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Sunberg are also recent ar
rivals at Brentwood.
Fishing continues to be the fad in
and about the upper. lake and the last
few days have brought improved luck
t. the Waltonians. Starting from the
Hotel Buena Vista, Mound, Joseph
Shutz Of Minneapolis and DR.. E. Wright
fish from Harrison's bay Thursday, and
almost duplicated the feat Friday. The
prize fish of the catch was h-pound
bass landed by Mr.. Schultz. 49,: b.. -
Dr.. Frank Burton and Frank Sweet
of Minneapolis also made their head
quarters at the Buena Vista while cast
ing terror in the hearts Of the FISH
Thursday and Friday.
Among other guests at the Buena Wis
, ia last week were Mrs. E. w. Backus
and Seymour Backus, Minneapolis, Mrs
Maynard Crane and Miss Kathleen
, Crane of Cooperstown, N. D.; D. H
Hadley, Barbara .Hadley and Rutl
Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Swayne
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stallman, Minneap
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bition of legerdemain given in the par
lors of the hotel Friday evening b
Charles Cote of Beatrice, Neb., and Pro
fessor James Stricken Of Minneapolis
before the guests of the hotel and in
vited friends. - 49,. !;
During the last week number O:
3 Minneapolis people have enjoyed tn
.
l Morris, Christmas lake. Among tn
4 guests at the glen were Mr.. and Mrs
Y Carpenter of Texas. Mrs. G. j. A. Nor
s ris of St. Paul, the Misses Saunders AM
/ Albert Lindeke, Jr., Of St. Paul. Messrs
: and Mines. Franklin Benner Newlands
e J. A. Modisette, G. S. Tooker, Ross
e Thomas, Miss Thomas, DR.. and Mrs. A
l Z. Aylmer, Mrs. Chadbourne and daugh
= ter, Alexander Reno, Mr.. and Mrs. N
|
:, ing and family and Mrs. Bailey wer
: out for over Sunday. -..@:....
!; Mrs. Frank Snyder entertained at -;
a bridge whist Monday at the Glen, am
; among the guests who were out to pla,
: were Mines. Thomas Shevlin, Cha rle
= Lewis, Frank Petit, De Witt Clinton
e George Gillette and George R. Newell.
!, Mrs. Tracy Mccall Of Meadville, Pa
/ who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alder
q Lyman, at her home in Excelsior, wa
i honor guest at luncheon which Mrs
Charles Cleveland gave last week a
: her home in Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs
. Lyman entertained at an automobil
$ party and at the Metropolitan theate
d last week in honor of their sister.
y, A pretty wedding took place at tn
r home of Mrs. R. G. Moore in Wayzat;
S Tuesday afternoon, when her sister, Mrs
s Nettie B. Watson of Brooklyn Center
Y and Harry N. Emerson Of Minneapoli
|, were married. The house was prettil,,
|. decorated with ferns and wild flowers
s Only relatives and immediate friend
= witnessed the service, which was rea
: by Rev. W. A. Black Of the Congrega
e tional church. Mr.. and Mrs. Eme1
i son left on the afternoon train for i
+ short trip. They will be at home afte
r July 1 at 2917 Bloomington avenue
y Minneapolis. 81 -- 5@..y .,
l. Miss Ruth Starr. Entertained Wednes
:, day at her home on Vine Hill, LAX
n Minnetonka, for the members Of tn
e Virginia Dare chapter, D. A. R. TIL
a young women came out in the mornin
g and games and guessing contests wer
u pleasant features A picnic luncheo
q was served at noon. =. a-. T.
l. The Excelsior hotels are conamencin
y to open and the latter part Of th
l month will see busy DAYS at the popl
!, lar hostelries. The White house al
- - nounces it's opening for next Satu
II day. Manager Sanderson, who has bee
= in charge Of the hotel for several Sc,
y sons, will again manage the hotel. Tt
y Hotel La Paul will be managed bv il
- owners, DR.. and Mrs. George La Pau
= Mrs. Ella Donaldson, who has bee
= spending the winter in California. hf