St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
LAKE tIINNETONKA.
Two Large Picnic Parties i'm Spite
of the Cold.

! Oh the Cold.
Notwithstanding the fact that yesterday
was very chilly and dIsagreeable day a
the lake, two quite large picnic parties came
out from Minneapolis. One was the Bloom
iugton Avenue Presbyterian Church society
and the other the Plymouth Avenue Con-
| gregational Church society. OF the former
| about 100 people came out OH the early
| morning train over the Minneapolis d St
Louis. They spent the forenoon at Lake
Park in general enjoyment. and in the after
noon the Belle of MinnetOnka was chartered
and an excursion was made all around the
| Lower lake, the steamer landing at Lake
Park in time for the 5:25 train home. The
| Plymouth Church society, numbering
about 200, came out over the
same road on the 9:23 train. At
Lake Park they were met by
the steamer Hattie May, which took them
up into Gray's lake, where the picnic was
held on the grounds of Rev. II. q.
Hutchim, pastor of Plymouth church.
There was no fixed program during the
forenoon. everybody enjoying themselves as
best as possible. After lunch had been
partaken of from the well-fiIled baskets
brought with them, order was called by the
Rev. L. s. Williams and short addresses
pertinent to the occasion were made by G.
c. Joslym, III. ID. Beard, Rev. Mr.. COnant,
Rev. j. l.. Cory and Rev. w. T.
Chase. 4 quartet, composed of Har-
low Gale, Edward Gale, Miss
Belle Gale and Mrs. a. b. Hush,
rendered several fine selections. They re-
| turned to Lake Park in time for the Z
o'clock train. Among those present were:
Rev. Z. Sidney Williams and wife, J. II.
Muttle. L. =. Hubbard, DIR. Chapman and
wife, II. b. Beard and wife. V. G.. Hush
and daughter, \. b. Hush and wife. NJ. b.
Lewis and wife Mrs. Harlow Gale and fam
| lily, Mrs. Abbott. j. VI. Hale, y. L. Shat
tuck and wife, DIR. Albert Shaw and Mrs.
Shaw. The committee in charge of the af-
fair were: o. q. Griffith, Miss Griffith, G..
f. Gage, c. A. Dale and c. III.
Badger.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Lafayette: 4. b. Driscoll. st.
Paul; l.. 4. Watson, Minneapolis; A. Is.
Phillips, Miss E. Phillips, Miss VI. Morse,
New 0rlesns; II. ID. Wright and wife, Wau-
kesha, Wis; Mrs. j. c. HOSterter. II. S.
Dennis and wife, Kalamazoo, Mich; James
+. Heath, Minneapolis: James 5. Lilies.
Kansas City; IL. Watson. Minneapolis: L.
d. Brany, Aurora, Ill; J. MalOney, Kan
sas City; W. F. Lewis, Colorado, Tex;
Mrs. l.. NJ. Rumsey. St. Lonis: Mrs. A. q.
Foster, st. Paul; Mrs. G. a. Clark. \. NJ.
Scott and wife Minneapolis; Miss Clara
NJ. Funk, Mclean, Ill; y. l.. Clement
and wife, Chicago; ID. Nj. Sabin. Saltwater:
w. W. Wilson, Lincoln, Neb.;
Mrs. l.. c. Speen, Marshallton:
j. NJ. Schultz. Shakopee; a. Gordon, Miss
II. Gordon, Whitney Wall. St Paul: c. +.
c. Boardman, Iowa: Samuel I. Stevens.
Andrew Weber and wife. c. Strassheim
and wife II. T. Quinlan, S. p. RmdelL
Miss Lillian Clark. w. f. Albee Miss
Strong. W. o. Winston. c. F. Whitaker.
5. l.. White. +. w. Raymond, Miss Kate
Stoneman. Charles Stephens. Miss Fanny
Brown, L. \. Greedy. Miss Annie L.
Greedy, Minneapolis; Herman Scheffer.
Albert SchelIer. st. Paul; Albert Harris.
Miss Marie Gerster, Miss Gerte Harris. ST.
Louis.
st the Lake Park: John ". Deere. No
line. H.: Mrs. +. ). Webber. Rock Island:
Il. ii. Duxbury. Cedar Rapids; II. o. G.
Morrison. A. VI. Scott. Mrs. \. NJ. Scott,
Miss Clara Funk. c. II. Benton and wife.
Minneapolis: }. y. Ellis, Quincy, Ill: Z.
Gown, New York; Harry Bunne, Bloom
ington.
At the Excelsior house: Mrs. J. Mead
den, Little Rock; Miss j. AlbietZ. ST.
Louis; W. c. Goliath, James \. Camp
Minneapolis; Walter \. Lee, Charles II.
Lester. Kansas City; IL. Clark and wife.
Brainerd: Mrs. Philo \. Balloon, Buffalo,
y. Y.
At the White house: Miss s. Hayden.
Minneapolis; L. ID. LOhn, Usage, la; w.
\. Eaton and wife, Eaton. o.
NarES.
Col. J. II. Hutchinson of Spirit Lake.
Ia. formerly proprietor OF the Lake Park.
was the guest of Jewett Wilcox nj the La
fayette yesterday. q
John ". Deere. the well-known plow
manufacturer of Moline. i'll, is spending a
few days az Lake Park.
Judge Puterbaugh and family of Peoria.
who have been spending the season at Lake
Park, returned home yesterday.
Gen. w. I. Sherman will leave the Lake
Park tomorrow. lie viii be guest of Gen.
ii. IL. Sibley few days before returning TO
ST. Louis
The Minnesota clubs four-oar crew were
ont over the Lafayette course yesterday.
The crew is Louis +. Bigelow stroke: Nor
man Wright, bow; Archie DriScoll and IL.
q. Foster. The men are in good condition
and express themselves as confident Of car
rying OF the honors in the race SATURDAY.
The Lotus made her last regular trim last
evening on account of the engineer being
taken suddenly sick and a large number of
people were left al Lake Park and Excel
sior.
The following gentlemen have charge of
the moonlight excursion which Will be given
on the Belle of MinnetOnka Tomorrow
evening: o. L. West. f. II. Montgomery.
o. X. Miller and Thomas p. Cantweil.
This will be the last excursion of the sea-
son.
In connection with the regatta Saturday
there Will be two-mile single sculI WORK.
ing-boat race. open TO reporters of the daily
papers Of Minneapolis and ST. Paul. An
elegant prize will be given the winner.
The Hotel st. Louis management have
decided to keep open until the 18th of SEN
tember. They have about 300 guests at
present.
About seventy-fye couple attended the