St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-21
LAKE 7EINNETONKA.
The UniVersaiist Picnic, Hotel ar
rivals and Other Notes.

The annual basket picnic given under the
auspices of the Young Mems University
club of Minneapolis took place at Lake
Park yesterday. about two hundred people
coming out on the early morning train on
the Minneapolis Il ST. Louis road. In the
forenoon services were conducted in the pa
vilion by Rev. J. H. Tuttle. His subject
was, The Nature and Power of Divine
Love. In the afternoon a conference
meeting led by Rev. L. ID. BOyntOn was
held. The topic was Loyalty to the Uni
verSalist Faith. After this meeting
an excursion around the Lower lake was
made on the Belle of MinnetOnka, an invi-
tatiOn being extended 10 them by Capt.
West. In the evening platform meeting
was held, at which addresses We're made by
Rev. l.. ID. Boyton, Rev. l.. G. Powers of
Anoka and Others. Accompanying the pic
nickers were Prof. w. Patten, Frank
Forbes. Mrs. E. w. Dudley, Miss Evelyn
Burt and Miss Blanche Armstrong of Min
neapols. who rendered several line musical
selections during the day. The weather
was not Just what might have been de-
sired, but regardless of that a very enjoy
able day was spent by all who participated.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Lafayette: o. y. Aiken and
wife, Chicago; +. NJ. Van DuSen. St Paul:
Harris Ii. Gregg, Jr.. II. j. Bohn. Chicago;
Charles \. Barih. Port Washington; Miss
Adeline Dix. Minneapolis; J. c. Heyworth.
Chicago; II. II. Mcfarland, 1t. Wayne;
Mrs. NJ. j. Heron, ST. Paul; L. W. Wolf
and wife, Cincinnati; E. L. Gilbreath and
wife, Kansas City; II. G. Morse and
wife, Youngstown, o.; l.. II. Hill, Chicago;
Mrs. Laura Johns. Decatur, ILL.,; Miss VI.
VI. Norton. Mrs. NJ. Norton, Chicago: Ms
J. c. Towne Peter ID. Cock. Chicago; w.
J. Savers, wife and son. Brooklyn, y. Y;
Mrs. ID. II. Weeks, Hastings, Mimi; Mrs
w. b. Moore and three children, Kansas
City; Mrs. J. y. Matthews, Little Rock:
Miss May Milligan. Minneapolis; c. T..
Gibson. ST. Louis; w. 4. Wallace, Kansas
City; j. r. FOSS, j. Z. Gould and wife,
Minneapolis; Mrs. w. X. Patrick, Urban,
o.; W. Sullivan.
At the Lake Park: p E. Hall and wife.
Miss Bertha Hall. Miss Nora Hall. Cedar
Rapids; Charles 5. Williams and wife. ".
Ii. Hennup and wife, Robert StrattOn, wife,
and child. Mrs. Y. f. Mcdonald. Mrs.
Gould, Miss Lucy Gould, Mrs. George w.
ChOwen, Mrs. Sumner y. Farnham, Mime
apolis; Mrs. Frank W. Far1ham. Brain
erd; J. II. Tuttle, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs.
Babb, +. p. Rundell, Miss Frances Parlin.
George II. Fletcher, Minneapolis; Frank
Rogers, Omaha. Neb.
At the Excelsior house: W. ID. Law
renee, Pred Reed, J. p. Lane Mrs. Lane
and daughter, George Lane. Miss Wood
side, A. Thompson. Minneapolis; a. S.
Diamond. Excelsior; p. Folsom, Blooming
ton. ILL.,; r. +. Hart, Farsbury. Neb.; T.
5. Butler, New York; Miss Lewis, ST.
Paul.
At the White house: Mrs. r. S. Knox.
Mrs. Harriet L. Knox. Miss Emily X. Knox.
St. Louis; E. ii. Brown, Minneapolis; L.
II. Parker, Miss McDoll, Dubuque; Mrs.
IL. c. Miller, Chicago.
To-NIGHT's CONCERT.
The programme for the request concert
by Prof. Thiele's orchestra at the Lafayette
tonight, is as follows:
March-W edding. Mendelssohn
Overturc-'Robert lie Diable" .Neyerbeer
Polka Mazourka-"Merry War Strauss
Selection-''TTovstore' Verdi
Die Postern-'Walde"- -.....-......S chaefer
PART II.
FaDtasie-'Mignon" ..-..............T Thomas
Ballet Music from la GescOnda''. w
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Ponchelli
SeleetiOns-"Sicilian Vespers" Verdi
The Forge in the Forest. Michgelis
tal At Night. lb) Daybreak. tc) BY the
Brook. (d) Prayer. (e) The Forge.
N.--eE . -AA4atAytAAA
NOTES
Mrs. Willis Browne of Salina. Kan.
who has been spending the season at the
lake with her husband and family. died
quite suddenly yesterday morning of spinal
menengitiS at the Long View house. En-
celSior. where they had been stopping. 1t
seems that about ten DAYS ago Mrs. Browne
went IN bathing while very much heated.
Ever since that time she had been feeling
unwell. but nothing serious was expected
till Wednesday evening. when she was
taken with SpasmOdic pains. Dr. Perkins
Of Excelsior, who was attending her. called
in DIR. Small of Excelsior and DR.. Abbott
of Minneapolis for consultation, but all
their efforts proved unayailing. The re-
mains were embalmed yesterday by Under
taker Warren of Minneapolis and will be
taken to Salina to-day.
About fifty of the colOred people of St.
Paul held basket picnic at NorthwOOd.
MinnetOnka beach, yesterday. They took
the last train home having spent the even
ing in dancing at the Lafayette pavilion.
music being furnished by Hilyard's band of
st. Paul, which accompanied the party.
The employees of the Minneapolis * ST.
Louis and Manitoba roads picnic at Lake
Waconia tomorrow. About twenty-five
nuhuItu people are CAIiCcitu 10 participate
in the festivities of the day.
The private german which was to have
been given at the Lake Park last night
was postponed TO this evening on account
of the hop being given at the Lafayette.
Robert Blaisdell and family. with large
party from Minneapolis, were among the
passengers on the Lotus. which made the
Lower lake excursion yesterday.
Col. r. N. Pyatt. manager of the La
fayette pavilion. who has been quite sick
for the past few days, is now able 10 sit up.
About three hundred people made the
excursion around the lake yesterday on the
Belle.
The Peoria Bicycle club will arrive at
Lake Park to-day for three-daYs' visit.
1t is expected that Gen. Sherman will
rejoin his family at Lake Park to-day.
II. J. Bohn of the Chicago Hotel World
is guest at the Lafayette.
The water in the lake has fallen several
/ inches in the past week
Regular weekly hop at the Excelsior
house this evening.
The amusement hall at Lake Park closed
/ yesterday.
The Star will be run Sundays hereafter.
He Didn't Rush the Groyvler.
4 Grand Army man named Patterson
called at police headquarters yesterday. He