St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-16


will hold meeting at Wayzata next Mon
day by invitation of the Congregational
church of that place. The club will arrive
at the lake during the afternoon, and will
pass the time until supper as announced in
various ways. At $50 supper will be
served on board the steamer Belle of Min
netonka by the ladies of Wayzata. Follow
ing this pleasant exercise will be speeches,
music, etc., at the conclusion of which a
special train will convey the party to the
city.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Capt. D. NJ. Gilmore of Minneapolis was
at the lake yesterday and made the trip to
Chapman's with the Saucy Kate. He had
as guests Miss Florabel Mccullough of Min
neapolis and Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Pomeroy
of Chambersburg, Pa. Mr.. Pomeroy is ed
itor of the Chambersburg Repository, which
having attained the advanced age of 90
years is the Oldest paper now published in
the state. Mr.. Pomeroy was delighted with
his trip to the lake, and pronounced it the
finest body of water he has seen in the
west.
About four hundred Scandinavians pic
nicked at Excelsior commons Sunday. 1t
is said about fifteen kegs of beer were sold
during the day to members of the so
ciety." who were distinguished from ''out-
siderS" by yellow ribbon pinned on the
coat. A number of EXcelsior's young men
were initiated" during the day, and the
cigar boxes lost many yellow ribbon.
Rev. E. Cory of Charlottesville, Ind,
recent graduate Of Wabash college, is visit
ing his brother, Rev. [. L. Cory, at Excel
sior. Mr.. Cory will remain during the
summer as the agent of the Minnesota
branch of the A. 81. NJ. society and will do
missionary work at various lake points.
W. R. Crazy and wife, Minneapolis;
Walter r. Douglass, ST. Louis; Miss J. E.
Sprague, state institute instructor; r. r.
Knapp. the Hotel Register publisher; III. E.
c. Daniels of Chicago and Franc B. Dan
ielS of the American Express company were
guests at the Excelsior last week.
The steamer Belle of Minnetonka will
make trip around the lake Saturday on
the occasion of the millers' annual picnic
Capt. Ed West is experimenting the work
of renovation which is in progress at the
Wayzata dock, and the Belle will appear as
bright as a new dollar Saturday.
The Minneapolis Dental society will pic
mic at the lake to-day The party will
leave Minneapolis at S:15, accompanied by
Saner's orchestra. The Star has been char
tered for the upper lake trip, and it is pro-
posed to spend several hours at Chapman's.
F. Z. Boynton and wife of Ferndale, Cal,
and Ben. Ober and wife of Fargo, OAK,
were among the excursionists On the Star
Saturday. They we've delighted with the
trip, and Mr.. Ober thinks strongly of MAX
ing the lake his summer home.
'Children's day" was observed at the
Excelsior Congregational church in an APP
propriate manner, and the verdict of all
who attended pronounced the occasion
highly interesting one.
The pastors of the various Minneapolis
churches, of all denominations, are expected,
with their families, to unite in an excursion
and picnic to the lake, Monday, June 80.
G. W. Moberly, prominent banker of
Trenton, Mo-, is at the Minnetonka house
for the season. He is accompanied by W.
E. Austin Of the same city.
j. W. Poor, cashier Of the Vienna, ILL.,,
bank, has written for accommodations for
himself and party of six at the Excelsior
house during July.
Thomas o. Cantwell of Minneapolis, who
last year was excursion agent of the Mani
toba road, will be clerk of the Belle of Min
netoka this season.
James A. Kerr and wife, Newton, Ia. E.
P. Pressey and G. G. Holiday, Minneapolis,
were among yesterdays arrivals at the Ex-
celsior house.
The new propeller being built by Godfrey
for o. S. Gates will be launched this week
It will be forty-fve feet keel and will carry
fifty people.
Henry J. LYDIA, the steward of the Belle
Of Minnetonka, arrived at the lake yester-
day from the South. His crew will arrive
to-day.
A. r. Miller and wife of Minneapolis and
Charles Morris, wife and nurse of st. Louis
are at the Long View for the season.
Harry F. Legg chaperoned party of six
gentlemen and ladies on lake trip yester-
day. They dined at the Excelsior.
l.. A. Fuller, clerk of the Blossom house,
Kansas City, enjoyed the Inequalities of
the Excelsior house last week.
J. Fl. Shanklin of Trenton, Mo-, has en-
gagged rooms for the season at the Mime
tonka house, Wayzata.
c. H. Prior of the Milwaukee road is to
have new steam yacht for his personal
use during the season.
Lucien Swift, Jr., of the Minneapolis
Tribune has sold his Lake Park cottage to
Dexter Bruce.
VIII McMullen's steamer has been re-
named, and the initials J. Y. c. give place
to ''Hebe."
Mrs. John Pritchard of Minneapolis is a
guest of Mrs. Miner Ball at Excelsior.
Kilvington, the landscape gardener,ssis at
work on the flower beds at Lake Park.
c.. E. Irwin of Springfield, o., is at the
Excelsior house for the season.
A new time card on the motor line will
go into effect next Sunday.
Very few people were at the lake Sunday.
APastors, Discussion.
s'The masses of the people are not at
tending church, and we must do something
to wake the churches up to a sense of their
duty" read Rev. D. Morgan from his pa
per on How to Reach the Masses, read be-
fore the wpnElV rnpptiDU Of tho nactOJS VOC