The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
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at her hcme III Brentwood. Covers
were laid for ten and after the lunch!
con musical program followed. Mr..
and Mrs: buckingham have been oc-
cupying the Hodgkins cottage at Brent
wood for several. Wee ks. s. .s Il
The j. Is. ID. girls. are emit ertaining at
house party lat the Porter cottage
Tonka Bay. Mines. r. III. Maxfield and
j. z. Ellis are lchaperoning' the young
women. Mrs. ~. Beaudette and daugh-
ter, Bernice, of innea polls and Miss
Edna Leighton OF KentWood, La, are
visiting them for few days.
The Ladies Aid society of Fowler
Methodist church will be entertained
at picnic party at the summer home
of Mrs. F. c. Boynton at Spring Park
tomorrow The members of the society:
will take the Great Northern train at
the union depot at 9:35.
4 Mrs. H. B. Gates Of Cottagewood en-
tertained the Royal Ladies' Of Flour
City court, No. l, Friday, at picnic
at her summer home. The dinner was
served on the lawn, and after it de-
| lightful ride on the lake was made in
private launch. The guests were
Mines. E. M. shugens. B. T. White. J.
c. O'Keefe, Charles Morgan, w. r.
Venerables, Thomas Lees, Warren w.
| Little, w. West, L. H. Barker, J. s..
Holt, VI. Hale, Marion Hinglesy, A.
1 Reinlard, Charles Garfield, Frank Bige-
| low, Minneapolis, Misses Adelaide Hale,
| Patti Hale, Irene White, Minneapolis,
and Miss Matttie Baker of Seattle.
| Miss .Jessica Davidson and Miss Ray
Nate were hostesses at a pretty lunch
con, which was : gwen eg,; Saturday at the
1 ka Lay. Miss Margaret Blackstone cf
Decatur, ILL.,, WHO is the guest Of Miss
! Vii ginia, ,Busey at West Point, was the
! guest Of honor. Covers were laid for
twelve and the table decorations were
pink sweet peas. r. =, n q.
The Sunday guests at Hotel del ,Otero
old Wyman, Miss Boss Wyman, MI. and
Mrs. j. L. Tracy: Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Potter, DR.. and Mrs. McGerk, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. H. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
1 c.. Harvey, E. l.. Beardsle, Mrs. w.
H. Murphy, H. Ct. Murphy, =. w. Muir
ply, Miss Ruth. Murphy, Mrs. I. G.
Ferguson, Miss ferguson, p: L. Mann,
John D. Stone, Mr.; and Mrs, Walter
Mrs. w. P. Mason, George B. Pratt,
Mrs. Bert Winter, Minneapolis; A. S.
Shaw. St. Louis, T. K. Hilpert, St.
Louis, Mr.. and Mn. Theo R. Benton,
Miss Mary S. Benton, j. 81. Lampher,
G.. A. Smalley and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
r DGn:hueS a ST PAUL Ernsst sfars
e Chicago; M. La Reaa, chicago; 4
6. Lee, .Pittsburg; W. B, Backus, Sioux
Nj. and Mrs.1sH. S. Rich and Miss
Rich of Red Wing arrived for the sea-
4 son. :: I--5 is2 = =; l.s.
i Among the guests who are visiting
II at; the Donaldson, Exc elslor, are: Mr.
and Mrs. O.. Van sDeventer and Miss
Mrs. A. q. Wood. Long Beach, Cal;
Thomas Damn and family, G. w. Me
neilley and family, Judge g. W. Cray
and family, Mrs H. M. Parker, Mrs
NJ. V; Douglas, s. D.. Lewis, p. G.
Barnaby.- H. .s:5>s ul,-.r..a ~. Ia ts:e
There will be- an informal dance at
Glen Morris inn ghrisT71nas lake tem p
series Of enjoyable events of this char
acters given by the Misses Morris and
McElroy& every other Wednesday. =
h Judge OF. Shiras and Mrs shiras OF
Dubuque, Iowa, were hosts alta beauti
full luncheon. Sunday at the Hotel De!
n Otero, given in honor of group OF
n Dubuque friends who were en- route tc
day at the lake. Covers were laid fo1
twelve, and the table was exquisitely
appointed in pink, the color shading
from the faintest h.. shell pink to the
deepest coral Luncheon was served
from a large round table. The chan
delier above it was Wreathed with deli
cately tinted oak leaves, and from the
mass of foliage fell streamers Of pink
satin ribbon which We're caught IL
Haunting bows on the tablets edge. Sus
pended from the chandelier was a Jap
anese basket which almost touched the
table, and from it's depths rose daintily
shaded hollyhock ! blossoms, the long
stemmed plants reaching almostato the
network of foliage. The out-of- tow1
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. y: Val
Duzee, Miss Van Duzee, Miss Booth AM
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Grosvenor, all Of Du
buque, and Mrs. j.. E. Hayser Of Alton
Ill. e.. s-j..t-. 81 .~t...si..
H. Freeman Cooper Of st. Paul wa
the honor guest at birthday Dime
: given at Hotel Del Otero Sunday eve
ming, at which the guests were Misse
M E%y a1 Mvt 1S seb Mhatne Miss aae e
Red Wing, Miss Susan FarWell of Yer
mont;. Messrs. George Whitney, Harr:
F.. Babst, Grosvenor Farwell Vermont
G. M. Morgan, Wilson McGil and Rus
sell S. Davis Of New York. The tabl
was appointed in pink with a hug.
I birthday cake set in a mound of pin]
r blossoms, and encircled by twenty Isl,
pink and white tapers. The gifts wer
in the form Of jokes and the collec
ton contained a cabbage with twenty
six toothpicks, a cigar with twenty-si
= matches and a pot with twenty-sl
! beans-Boston baked.
Mines. P. r. Colson, w. R. Gillian an
G. F. Hopkins Of Hotel Del Otero hay
issued invitations for Thursday eve
= ming. The cards read Z We will NEE
: you at the pavilion Thursday evening
Last evening dancing party wa
given in the pavilion for the guests Q
Society will be we'll represented 8
q the races of the Minnetonka and til
9 White Bear boat clubs, which are schet
= uled for tomorrow afternoon at
: O'Clock. The race will be over the TT
angular course in the big lake, and. I
great many boating parties are a
ranged among the younger people !
90 to the north end Of Big Island, whic
Offers a splendid view for the race
+ In the late afternoon and evening 8
ciety will congregate at Tonka Ba.
. where the clubhouse members haN
their home, and where the White Bes
1 tars will be entertained during *
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