St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-21

evening, the work being most creditable.
The Gounod will soon be the leading musi-
cal club in the city.
Mrs. Frank j. Mackey, who was thrown
from her horse on Thursday, breaking her
leg, Is doing very well, considering the ex-
tent OF her injury.
One Of the leading events Of the week
was the miller's annual picnic yesterday, a
full account OF which appears elsewhere.
Its usual semi-monthly literary and musi-
cal social was given at CuItiss hall on Tues
day evening by the Caledonian club.
The French Canadians are making great
preparations for the observance of St.
Johns day next Wednesday.
Cataract Council r. A. will give an en-
tertainment and social at Schaernberger's
hall on next Tuesday week.
Arrangements have been made by the
Land league for ball at Window hall on
July 2.
The Caledonia club will picnic at Mime
tOnka next week.
The Emerald Social club will shortly give
a hop at Window hail.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr.. B. Critchett has gone to Dartmouth
College, N. H., where his son, Ernest r.,
will graduate this week. His Grafton will
be Twenty Years Of the Memory of Lin
coin.
Alberton H. Hall of this city took the de-
gree OF Bachelor OF Law at the Columbian
university at Wasl ngton last week and
will soon enter the legal field at home.
Miss Clara Thompson has returned home
from Boston, bringing with her Miss Gene
We've Boright of Poughkeepsie, who will be
her guest during the summer.
Herr David Blakely went to Chicago
when the festival closed, and will shortly
sail for Dresden to meet his family, for a
tour through Europe.
Hon. William Youmans and wife of
Delhi, N. Y, are in the city visiting the
niece of the latter, Mrs. H. L. Gordon, on
Seventeenth.
Miss Belle McCabe, charming young
lady of Leatherwood, w. Va, will be a
guest OF relatives in the city during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Simmons and
family returned from ST. Louis on Wednes-
day, and at once went to Minnetonka.
Capt T. G. Sweeney and wife of New
Orleans are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. c. l.. Mendel on Harman Place.
Miss Wenonah, daughter of Ed. A. Ste
vens, has returned from Boston art
school to spend her summer vacation. -.
Mrs. II. R. Farr has gone to Portland.
During her absence her newsboy proteges
will be looked after by o. j. Griffith.
c. H. Churchill of Springfield, Mass,
who has spent two weeks here as the guest
OF V. G. Hush, has returned home.
DIR. w. A. Spaulding left on Wednesday
for business trip to Boston, taking his son,
William M. Spaulding, with him.
Rev. G. II. Lockwood and wife of
Proctor, KY. are in the city, visiting at
720 Thirteenth avenue south.
Miss Kate Tempar of Tallahassee, Fla,
is to be the guest of Mrs. Charles Couch of
929 Nicollet for the summer.
Mrs. Jennison and daughter of Washing
ton, D. c., are in the city and will remain
through the heated term.
Mrs. S. w. Cook and her son Charles of
Cynthiana, KY, are visiting Peter WolfOrd,
the father of Mrs. Cook.
Col. E. B. West and family have taken
up their summer residence at West Point,
Lake Minnetonka.
Manager J. F. Conklin Of the Grand is
expected home tomorrow from his Eastern
booking trip.
E. G. Barnaby has returned from New
York and reports the Goddard case at a
standStill.
Miss Lizzie Pearce, Hanoverton, O., is
the guest Of Mrs. P. K. Roach, 1901 Laurel
avenue.
Miss Gertie Morris, charming belle of
Toledo, o., is visiting her Minneapolis
friends.
j. A. Brush has returned from Chicago,
bringing his wife, who has been visiting in
Detroit.
Samuel Fl. Adams left for Massachusetts
on Wednesday to visit relatives at his old
home.
E. F. Weitzel has sailed for, GLASGOW,
Scotland, and is due at Liverpool tO-mor-
row. 49,,
W. J. Farrar left on Wednesday for a
months stay in Washington and Boston.
Mrs. N. P. Whiting has guest, her sis
oOAs NAlD' NiebSO OOIl1OA3 VI 1A01dIldLOOs
Frank Beardsly has returned from two
weeks visit with Michigan relatives.
DR.. L. J. Adair of Anamosa, Ia, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fish.
Mrs. w. l.. Keller and daughter have
gone to visit Ohio friends.
G. R. Clark left On Wednesday to visit
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Washington Yale is home from a two
months Eastern trip.
II. I. Plant and B. G.. Levy went East
together on Tuesday.
DR.. W. F. Giddings has gone East on a
summer vacation.
Mrs. S. HIlman has gone to Baltimore
for the summer.
F. T. Peet, after a long Eastern trip, is
back in the city.
Manager Tuttle of the Western Union
has gone East.
Supt. O.V. Tousley went towards Boston
yesterday.
M. G. Bradley has gone to Warren, VT,
on visit.
NIINNETONKA LAKELETS.
The Season Fairly Open at this De-
lightful Resort.
The season of 1885 at Minnetonka is now
open, and for the next ten weeks business
at this famous resort will be of lively
character. All the hotels with the excep-
tion Of Hotel st. Louis which opens July
1, are now ready to receive guests; major
ity of the ITO cottages are occupied, and
with summer time tables by rail and boat in
force, there is nothing lacking to give the
seasons opening week successful boom.
During the coming week large number of
young people, released from the cares Of
school-life, will take up their abode at the
lake. and the fathers and mothers will come