St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31


III. c. Ives. K. Fitzgerald. st. Paul: A. l..
Thomas. Chicago; w. Radkins, wife and
child of New \ ork.
Prof Thiele's orchestra will render the fol-
lowing program At the request concert, Hotel
Lafayette, this evening:
PART I.
] MGrch-'Iight Horse Squadron" Thiele
Overture-''Auddy Day ....-...... .Braham
| Waltz-"Beautiful Danube" Strauss
Selections from ''Mignon" ........... Thomas
Violin concerto, souvenir di Haydn.
Leonard
NJ. II. Zeitz.
PART II.
/ 0verture-"Amaryllis'' .Thiele
String orchestra-"Trsenmerci .Sehumann
| ''Lohengrin" Wagner
Patrol-"lrish" ....-.-..---..-...-.-.Pu erner
| Galop-"New Champagne. .........Lu mbye
Charles Nichols and wife of St Paul en-
! tertained a large party of friends at the lake
! last evening in handsome manner. A
dinner at the Lake Park, a trip on the
| City and music by the orchestra made up
a very enjoyable program. Among those
who attended We're Senator LangdOn and
wife, Hon. c. VI. Long and wife, +. DTis-
| coll. Hon. Loren Fletcher and wife, Hon.
j. II. Walker and wife of Boston. Hon.
Mr.. McIlrath. Carom Langdon, Sam Hill,
c. c. Carpenter, c. w. Mcintyre and 9TH
| ers, the party numbering nearly two hun
| bred people.
Invitations were extended yesterday to
Hons. Charles Gibson. b. GratZ Brown and
Charles EgingtOn. all of ST. Louis, but now
stopping at the lake. TO participate in the
grand memorial service which is To be held
at the Lake Park Amusement hall, Aug. s,
i'll the evening. The exercises will be under
the direction of Frank Halsted Post 81. q.
a. r., and an elaborate program is being
prepared. Gen. RoSSer is To be one of the
principal speakers. The Excelsior band
will furnish music, and the Star has been
offered To the transportation committee free,
for the use of those desiring TO attend on the
above occasion.
Among the important events on the pro-
gram for the regatta off Blue Line
dock. Excelsior, next Tuesdey evening"
will be a single-scull race for $40 and the
championship OF Minnetonka. between Bill
Corbett, William Dayo and Lewis StetSon
of Excelsior and - Matheson of the
Lafayette. All are competent and eX-
perienced oarsmen and lively race is ex-
pected.
At the Lake Park: f. J. Levi, Dubuque
+. c. Selby, L. +. Hamilton. London.
England; II. ID. Russell. Chicago; c. ID.
Parker. Hugh Harrison. L. Il. Barber, V.
j. Evans, e. p. Woodward, ID. q. McIn-
toSh, ii. L. Lerd and wife. Earle Keith.
Minneapolis; Mrs. c. L. Mason and daugh-
ter, Moline, ILL.,; II. +. Lariway and wife,
Kansas City; G. X. Davis and wife; j. 5.
Pray, &. Krebel. T. L. Mex, st. Paul; 4.
e. Dabach, Hannibal, No.
Yesterday afternoon a Minneapolis boot
black, while under the influence of alcO-
hOlic stimulants, jumped from the steamer
Hattie May into the lake at WayZata. He
was rescued with difficulty, and under the
care of DR.. 4. III. Hedderly was brought
around all right. The boy had a narrow
escape from drowning, and probably will
not attempt the experience again.
At the Excelsior house: George Ban
croft and wife, \. l.. Caysan and wife,
Chicago; Mrs. A. VI. Gardener, ST. Louis;
Jennie Monroe, Boston; l.. T. CahoOn, St
Cloud; George Kalbach, OskaloOSa. Ia: l..
ID. Boyd. Delphi. Ind; A. II. Pharo. w.
Smell. Clinton, ILL.,; Is. 4. Lee and family,
Minneapolis.
The members of the Riverside Mission
Sunday school of Minneapolis. accompanied
by \. J. Condit. their superintendent spent
the day at Excelsior yesterday, and filled it
with unallOyed pleasure. During the after
noon the majority of the party took Lower
lake ride on the Star by courtesy of Mr..
Dali. ilC tANnANiNliackS lluilDNiCu pNN
people. and they came out on the Mime
apolis Il St. Louis road.
At the American house: 4. Wilson,
Chippewa Falls: Mrs. Webster and family,
G. McAlisten, o. S. High, Minneapolis;
Carrie Ayton, Mrs j. l.. Moffitt. Mrs. q.
L. Murphy and family, st. Louis; w. T.
Lawrence, GalesbuTg, ILL.,; A. w. Stahl,
Minneapolis; j. S. Halle. Hatfield, Mass
The elegant villa of Maj. G. A. Camp at
Minnetonka Beach was beautifully illumin-
ated last evening in honor of the excursion
lists on the City. As the boat neared the
shore on her return trip the major gave a
brilliant pyrotechnic welcome.
Hon. S. Il. Packard, late American con-
sui at Liverpool, and family, accompanied
by Hon. William Pitt Kellogg of Louisiana,
form distinguished party that arrived at
the Lafayette last evening. They will re-
main few days.
Prof. II. ii. Evans, master of ceremO-
MES at the Lafayette, will have his annual
benefit Saturday evening, Aug. s. Sub
ScriptiOn lists will soon be opened, and a
large return is confidently expected.
At the White house: T. Chalmers and
wife, c. c. Priest, Quincy, ILL.,; J. c.
Edwards. T. III. Webb, Peoria, H.; J. ii.
Burton, Dubuque; w. +. Bechtel, Lafay-
cite, Ind; q. p. Hayward, Indiana.
Hon. w. +. Buchanan, Winnipeg; John
ThOne, Winfield Gouche. Miss Gouche,
New Orleans; William Blekerham, ST.
Paul, made up a party on the Why Not
yesterday.
Prof. X. II. Evans announces a rosebud
party for the children. TO take place Satur-
day afternoon, Aug. s. The first german
of the season will be given next Tuesday
evening.
Sheriff Bracket of Minneapolis will enter
tain the Minnesota Sheriffs' association at
0ronO to-day. 4 ride around the lake Is
one of the features of the program.
The "bell hops" of Lafayette will play
the Long Lake club to-day. The former
nine has been greatly strengthened, and an
interesting game is looked for.
Conductor J. II. Woolnough. who has
been on the sick list for two weeks. returned
TO his work yesterday, and greeted his
many friends on the lake run.
The new steamer, built for Drs. ]. 4.
Bouman and T. Z. Weeks of Minneapolis.
made her trial trip last evening, and proved
TO be a very desirable boat.
The young ladies of the Long View house.
Excelsior. are making handsome silk pen
nant to be given to the winner in next Tues
day evenings regatta.
Mrs. Gordon and Fred Gordon of Chicago
are making their annual visit to Mime
tonka. They are at the Kalorama cottage.
g. T. Rose, the Minneapolis druggist. has
chartered the Why Not and will take a
party of friends around the lake to-day.
Miner Ball. Esq. of Excelsior. intends
to plat five or six acres at Christmas Lake