Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-23
MINNETONKA BREEZES.

The breezes blow once more.
A large picnic party visited stawatian Point
Yesterday.
The Hotel Lafayette is now illuminated with
the electric light.
The Weber family played Faust at Excelsior
last night to good audience.
The Regatta association will make another
attempt at race Friday, August 4.
There will be services in Trinity church,
Excelsior, at o'clock this afternoon.
S. G. Brock, editor OF the Macon, Mo-, Re
publican, accompanied by his son Willie, spent
yesterday at the lake.
Zion Commandery, L. T, are to have ball
at Lake Park on Friday evening next. They
leave Minneapolis via Motor line $50 D. m,
returning about midnight.
Commencing this morning, the motor lines
will run special church train from Excel
sior to Minneapolis, leaving the lake at 8
O'Clock, arriving in the city at 10:l5 a. m.
The Saturday eyvning hop at the Lake Park
was held last evening. 4 special train via the
Minneapolis 6 St. Louis railway carried a
large number of Minneapolis people out to
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The electric light apparatus on the Belle of
Minnetonka was completed and put in full
running order yesterday. The lights consist
of one 10000 candle power headlight, a
stern light of the same brilliaucy, beside a.
signal, deck and other lights. 4 series of
grand electric light excursions will be inaug-
urated some time this week, which will con-
sist of trip around the lake, music by the
orchestra, and dancing on the boat.
Tie palatial steamer Belle of Minnetonka
will make her first grand Sunday excursion to
the upper lake to-day, leaving Wayzata on the
arrival of the train from St. Paul and Mime
apolis and connecting at Wayzata with the
Minneapolis s. st. Louis and Motor line
trains, proceeding from there to the Lafayette
where she will lay and give her passengers an
opportunity to attend the Corinne concert,
after which she will go direct to the upper
lake. An elegant dinner will be served on
board by Steward LYDIA and his assistants.
At the Fafayette:-Mrs. s. B. Celson and
daughter, Rock Island; Z. Ferguson, Fred
Chicago; D. w. Chapman, Hartford, Conn. !;
W. and Miss Morgan, Chicago, ILL.,; j. L.
Gates, Wife and children, Neillsville, Wis.
Mrs. Smiler and daughter, New Orleans.
La; Brainard Haasinger, Chicago; John Still
well, Hannibal, No.; Nick r. Wall, St. Louis,
MO-; FRED Z. snyder, VIM. IL. Snyder, Belle
vile, H.; c. D. Kennedy, Geo. HERMAN, G.
II. Humphrey and wife, Chicago, H., Il.
ketchan, Menomine, Wisconsin, are regis
tered at the Excelsior house.
At the Hotel Lafayette, this morning, Little
Corinne and her Merry Makers will give a
grand concert at 1880, rendering the follow
ing programme:
Opening Chorus, "Silent Heroes,". Planquette
Mr.. Frank Hayden and Merry Makers.
Ave Maria. .Gounod
Miss a. NJ. Smith.
Song, 1.-THE Watermill, ''................F Fox
CorInne.
Song, s'If with All Your Hearts," From Elijah
Mr.. Frank Hayden.
Song, s.Consider the Lilies,". $3.50. .Topliff
Miss Nellie Hesse.
Recitation, Somebody's Mother,".
Corinne.
Trio, ssMemory,". ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Leslie
Misses Hesse, Bransco-ib and Mr.. Hayden.
Corinne and Merry Makers, in which
all are invited to join.
The congregation of the Franklin avenue
Methodist church left Minneapolis yesterday
morning to spend the day at the lake. Arriy-
ing at Wayzata vote was taken as to what
boat the party should take for tour of the