Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-15
MINNErONKA BREEZEs.
The usual Tuesday evening ball at Hotel

The usual Tuesday evening ball at Hotel st.
Louis will take place this evening.
w. e. Weed of ST. Louis, made trip on
the Belle OF Minnetonka yesterday.
The Sunday arrivals at the Lafayette occu-
pied five pages of the hotel register.
Capt. c. Counrsd and eon, of st. Louis,
made tour of the lake on the Belle yesterday.
August Buschmsn and wife, of India
napols, are at the Chapman house, Mound
City.
The regatta association talk of another
regatta, 10 be sailed this week; nothing def
mite yet, however.
The thermometer on Stetson's dock, Ex-
cesior, indicated pipety-two degrees at l
O'Clock yesterday.
Mrs. Walter c. Douglas with a party of
seventeen visited the lake yesterday and spent
the day in the Belle.
Prof. Richardson aud party of fellaw
campers chartered the Hawkeye yesterday and
made tour Of the lake.
Prof. Bum will give a musicale at Lake
Park hotel Thursday evening. Miss Clara e.
Stacey, of Chicago, will be the leading vo-
calIst.
Instead of drawing to close the season at
the lake seems just commencing. There was
more travel yesterday than on any previous
Monday during the summer.
T.. W. Weed and Mrs. Fl. Everard, of Brook.
field, Mo, and Morris Hursch, wife and son,
OF La Porte, Ind, are stopping with host
Chapman on The upper lake.
There is to be special theaier train from
Excelsior to Minneapolis via motor line this
evening, leaving Excelsior at $50 and ie-
turning "after the opera is OYER"
A special regstta train will leave ST. Paul
at $50 and Minneapolis at 10 O'Clock this
morning via the st. F., NJ & NJ. Ry. for Hotel
Lafayette where the regatta VIII start.
The Lafayette arrivals of yesterday were
Master Henry Hydeman, Cincinnati; G. W.
Benaett, wife and two children, Terra Haute;
G. B. Fhurston, Mrs. Cullough, ST, Paul; Z.
w. Stoddard, Dayton. o.
The Weber family and the band of the Belle
have both left the lake and frequenters of the
docks are no longer driven to distraction b}
the discordant notes of the rival bands in their
frantic efforts to extinguish each other. The
UUyo cduis HID us pretty lrcuuUUue payer
of the Weber family who is said to have cap
lured ard carried off large string of hearts
The Management OF the Belle promise TO PIT
a larger and better band on the lake.
The regatta today will start from Hotel
Lafayette at II O'Clock, the start to be fly
ing one. The Belle OF Minnetonka has been
selected IS the judges boat and will follow the
yachts around the course. After the sailing
contest the usual rowing, tub and canoe race
will occur, Dapz's band meanwhile contrib
utiag some selections. Dinner will be served
on the Belle, which will proceed to the upper
lake az the conclusion of the racing.
The following people went up the lake and
took dinner at Chapman's yesterday: E. g.
Page, st. Paul; +. NJ. Bevis and wife, Harri
son, o.; Alex. IT. Scott, Ladoga, Ind; Geo.
L. Blanchard aud wife, Miss Gertie Blanchard,
La Sale, ILL.,; G. D. Bailey aud wife, Ctncin
natl; Not Stephens and wife, Kansas Cit,
Miss Jennie Crawford, Hot Springs, Ark; B
T. Stafford, Mrs. A. z Stsfford, New Carlisle
o; G. NJ. Cunningham, Big Rapids, Ind; 7
W. Shea, Rock Island; Geo. g. Redman, Wash.
ington, Ind; John Witterer, Cincinnati; j. G
Maxwell, Charlottesville, Ind.