St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02

Saratoga, Mt. McGregor and Niagara Falls.
Col. Simonton, as delegate from Minnesota,
attended the G. A. X. encampment in
Portland.
The moonlight river excursion on the
steamer Cleon last Thursday evening, under
the management of Messrs. Haas. Engel
and Kahn, was merry affair. About fifty
couples enjoyed the festivities. A steam
boat excursion and picnic will be managed
by the same parties next Sunday. when the
whole day will be devoted TO the pastime.
Nj. c. F. Lofts Birch Dale camp at
Bald Eagle lake will be the home of a
merry party during the coming week. Mrs.
Lott will entertain Miss Jessie Holmes of
Minneapolis, Miss Jessie Goodrich of Nah
tomadi, Misses Gertie VanduZee and Edith
Scott of ST. Paul, with DR.. c. II. Goodrich,
who is also in camp at Birch Dale.
The st. Paul orchestra, an organization Of
gifted amateurs, serenaded Mr.. and Mrs.
George James (nee Glidden) at their resi-
dence on Canada street last Friday evening.
There were eleven in the orchestra, which
was led by Prof. Mulenbrich, and they were
delightfully."- entertained by the surprised
young couple.
Mr.. William TurgerSon, the celebrated
marine artist of Chicago. after a visit Of
!
home last Monday He is greatly i'm
pressed with the beauty of our country and
! climate and will probably return here with
his family to reside permanently within a
| few weeks.
1t is learned from q San Francisco news
paper that ''Col." w. d. Rogers was mar
ried to Mrs. Nettie Neate Of Olympia. w. T.,
on June %, by Rev. A. B. Andrews. Since
leaving ST. Paul Mr.. Rogers has engaged in
the hotel business at san Francisco, and
has recently sold out at large profit.
The following st. Paul people left last
week for beautiful Geneva Beach: Mrs. 4.
A. Lanpher, Mrs. o. b. Lanpher, Miss
Alice Forepaugh, DIR. and Mrs. Richard
! Price, DIR. and Mrs. 4. II. Hornsby, Mr..
| 4. G. IngersOll and Mr.. Ii. S. Johnson.
The grand patriarch of the Odd Fellows
of Minnesota has appointed Ed \. Stevens
OF Minneapolis as grand representative. vice
| c. w. Smith, deceased. Mr.. Stevens will
attend the convention of the grand lodge Of
the world in September.
Mrs. Gardner Moore Of Western avenue
gave driving party last Tuesday evening.
Twenty ladies and gentlemen participated,
and on their return 10 the city they were
elegantly entertained by Mrs. and Mrs.
Moore at their residence.
Mr.. w. p. johnson, general passenger
agent Of the Lake Shore Il Michigan South
eTn railway, and his wife and daughters,
who have been enjoying the golden North
west for few weeks, left for their home in
Chicago last Thursday.
Mr.. c. II. Munshlp and family, who
have been camping on Bald Eagle for the
past three weeks, have moved back to their
/ NT,n-
having had delightful vacation.
The Ladies' Episcopal Industrial society
Of Dayton bluff will give lawn festival ON
their church lots Thursday evening, Aug.
z. Ice cream, lemonade and music will be
the order of the evening.
A number of camps have lately been
erected on the park at Bald Eagle conyen-
lent to the magnificent spring of pure. sweet
water which supplies so many with that
very necessary beverage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wiley of 2S2 Rice
street, st. Paul, with DR.. Auten. Frank b.
Poole and 4. ID. Macpherson are camping
at Lovers Beach, Lake Park, Lake Mime
tonka, for few weeks.
Mrs. Thrall, accompanied by Mrs. j. IL.
Rogers, Jr., and Mrs. Charles Backus OF
New York, leave tomorrow for the Vel
l lONoNOnC Dplh. llDill hllCliCC tllcN " AL lAO-
coed TO California.
Mr.. Henry Sherry and family are visiting
his sister. Mrs. q. W. Cunningham of o.
| West Seventh street. Mr.. Sherry Is &
prominent lumberman of Neenah. Wis.
Miss Kittie Garretty, the accomplished
daughter Of Capt I. ID. Garretty, L. s. ~,
is visiting Mrs. DR.. Rieger and friends al
Fort Totten and Devils Lake, Oak.
Hotel Benson's pavilion at Bald Eagle
was the scene of very pleasant hop last
Wednesday evening. all the campers and
guests of the hotel participating.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Walsh of Nelson
avenue were pleasantly satisfied last weel
when a beautiful boy baby took up hi:
abode in their home and hearts.
Mr.. f. f. ByTne and his daughters NettiC
and Genevieve OF New York city are visit
ing their sister and aunt, Mrs. \. b.
Wilgus of Portland avenue.
Mrs. Lizzie Hams, assistant manager OF
the Grand opera house. has returned from
visiting Southern friends. Her pretty niece
Fora will return in the fall.
Mr.. George LOOMS, the talented anC
good-lOoking writer, lately city editor OF
the Dispatch, is conyaleScing after an Hines.
of three weeks duration.
Kennedy f. Lott, Charlie Wyman ant
John Munson have moved their camp frou
White Bear to Bald Eagle, where they ar,
very comfortably located.
Capt. T. ID. Garretty. wife and daughte
and Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher of 40 McBoa
street. city, are rusticating at Hotel Lafay
cite, Minnetonka.
Miss Mary O'Keefe of 2O1 South Elk
II,
and Coney Island. She will be absen
about six weeks.
Mr.. Charles d. Mickey returned last weel
from visit to Boston and the seashOre
leaving Mrs. Mickey at their cottage a
Swanpscot.
Mr.. T. b. Boyd. q prominent citizen o
st. Louis, was at the Ryan last week. ant
is now enjoying the beauties of Lake Min
netonka-
Miss Carrie Noah. daughter of Judge J
J. Noah of Washington. d. c.. is the CUES
of her aunt, Mrs. DIR. Price of Eight
street
Mr.. W. Herbert Lanyon Of London,
fine pianist and organist. arrived IN St Pau
: last Thursday, and will make this his futur
, home.
Hon. Chris !. Aagee and wife and F. NJ
Magee of PittSburg are al Tie Ryan. vi
c. l.. Magee is prominent politician of hi
city.
Mr.. ". II. Frisbie, the landscape artist
left for Chicago last Monday TO meet Nj
John Murphy, the famous New York artist
The Longfellow and barge has bee
chartered by select party for an extende
river voyage, To commence next Saturday.
: Mr.. Leo FrankenheimeT. an estimabl
Young gentleman VI New York, is visitin
his cousins. Max and Leo StrOuse