St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-23
LIFE ON THE LAKE.
A Weekday IdyI AT MinnetOnka-.
AfIOat and Ashore.

1 AhtOat ana ashore.
The event of yesterday at Minnetonka
was-nothing. The weekly hop at Lake
Park was the single anticipated happening.
and was all the better attended for the alb
sence of any especial gayety elsewhere. 1t
occurred last evening and drew its partici-
pants from all over the lake. the Hattie
May returning there and connecting with
| the Manitoba al WayZata to bring in the
| city folks who attended. 1t was a quiet,
sleepy day, too, with a morning breeze that
| just dimpled the water, and a close, cloudy
afternoon. The ladies, for the most part,
seemed to be passing the day in sleep, re-
freShing their beauty for time to come.
The leading social event of the week will
be the dress german at Lafayette this even
ing. The ball room will be gaily decorated
and the affair will be swell TO the last de
gree. Prof. Evans will lead, and music
will be furnished by the hotel orchestra.
The entire lake will contribute Ia the at
tendance and several couples from Mime
apolis and St. Paul are expected.
For the children's carnival, which is TO
occur next Saturday afternoon from to )
o'clock, the following program has been ar
ranged: Grand march, minuet circle,
paS-seul, Fishers hOrnpipe, May-pole
dance, rosebud figure, minuet de Ia ceur-
a program of eight dances. The dancing
will be in the hotel parlors, and the man
agement extends general invitation TO the
children of Minneapolis and St. Paul. as
well as to those who live on the lake. 1t is
expected to Guido even the last carnival,
the success of which was perfect.
HOTEL SAUCE.
Lafayette arrivals: G. b. Albright and
wife, Cedar Rapids, Ia; Mrs. NJ. A. Marsh.
Miss IL. Dillingham;, New Orleans; Z. L.
Warner and wife, Sank Centre, Mimi; A.
Wheeler, st. Louis; Edgar Stark Pittsburg
L. w. Ingersoll, w. +. Strickland and
wife, DIR. 5. ID. Flags and wife, ST. Paul:
Miss Mary VI. Phelps, New Orleans, James
j. j. Andrews and wife, Milwaukee; l.. SEQ
BILE and wife, Winnipeg; Mr.. and Mrs. G. \.
Mooney, Portland. Or: Clinton Rowell.
w. j. Washbum and wife, st. Louis; H.
J. Berry and wife, w. p. Johnson and
wife, Minneapolis; L. johnson, Minneap-
oils; +. Johnson, Chicago; Miss NoyeS,
Miss Alyra Noyes. Washington, ID. c.; w.
b. Keyser, st. Paul.
Lake Park arrivals: w. F. Powell. wife
and two children, Milwaukee: c. ID. Wood
son and family, Clinton, Ia; John NJ.
Bacon, u. S. ~, and wife; Z. a. Clark
and wife, Boston; Mrs. William Morris,
Mrs. III. Il. Coles. Miss Lille Ball. Miss
1 -hdA JOilllSbil. IL -. CdN4bI. NlSlANIN llNll
| over the lakes: 5. III. Herfoot Jr.. Chicago;
Josiah Town. James MacMullen. Miss
Nellie ID. Prior. Minneapolis: ID. q. Gold
ing and wife, Denver; ). +. Hoevlin. Min
neapOlis.
Excelsior house: F. S. Tenny and wife,
c. A. Allen, A. ). Hutchinson. w. Z.
LOye, T. Ray, David Calhoun and wife,
Frank Calhoun, wife and two children,
Charles Edwards and c. Il. Holmes, Min
neapolis; w. II. Hayden. Libertyville Md /;
Mrs. j. NJ. Thornton and Mrs. Dr. G. u.
Hackenbery and two children, Austin.
Tex; Bowen w. Rundler. Jacksonville;
n. +. MelOtt, Vincennes; J. NJ. NichandS,
Peoria; j. II. Henig and IL. l.. Thayer,
Joliet.
White house: II. L. Gore and Miss Hat
tie Gore, ST. Louis; John c. Yorkey. Henry
f. Wood, George B. Halstead and c. w.
Brown, Minneapolis. Arrived for the sea-
son: j. +. Graham, wife and two children.
Memphis; L. A. BOulword. a prominent
Fulton, Mo-, attorney, c. ii. Freudenstein,
| st. Louis.
The exceedingly warm weather of the
Eastern and Southern cities is expected to
boom MinnetOnka, and the hotel men read,
with selfish smiles, the tOrrid news from
New York TO New Orleans. But already
many of the smaller hotels are full. and the
large ones are daily crowding their registers
with the names of arriving guests.
Blue Line house: II. VI. Carr. wife and
son, Alton, H.; Mrs. Joseph and Miss
| Gertrude Anderson. MINNEAPOLIS.
PLEASURE PARTIES.
Capt. G. V. johnson carried out merry
party in the RoSander yesterday. 1t was
composed of fifteen Minneapolis painters,
and included the following persons: L. y.
| Patterson, IL. Z. Cramer, +. I. Linman.
j. NJ. Locke. Walter BabcOck. John Blow
dahl, B. Z. Dixon, John Mueller. c. Ohm
stead, William Stanaker, A. J. Kline, E.
II. Thayer, John Farley and William Lock
erbie. NJ. NOwack went along to photo
graph the party, and Broole's band sup
piled abundant music. The party was well
fixed in the grocery line, and spent the day
blowing about the lake.
The members of the choir of the cathe-
dral at st. Paul made the tour of the lake
yesterday, lunching at Lake Park The
following ladies and gentlemen participated:
William Warner, j. Shea, J. c. HanIey,
2. Danehy. j. Stanley, Eugene ZenZius
and Misses A. Zenzius NJ. Kerwin, F.
| Smith, A. Lyons, A. Schonarth, NJ. Mar
TIM, X. Schwartz and j. Burke.
A party composed of C.. b. Jacobs and
wife, Miss Maude Meyers, Frank Harrison
and wife, Miss Kate Yilkey and Z. A.
| O'Brien went out from Minneapolis yester-
day morning and spent the day about Chap
mans, on the Upper lake.
The Sunday school of the Hennepin Ave
nue. NJ. Z. church. Minneapolis, went TO
Lake Park by the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
road, and spent pleasant day beneath the
trees. As many as 500 were in the party.
The Sunday school of the Park Avenue
Presbyterian church of Minneapolis pic
nicked on the commons at Excelsior yeSter-
day. About $50 were in the party, which
came by the motor line.
PASSING BREEZES.
The following party had moonlight trip
ON the Hebe. on Tuesday evening. making
the rounds of the Lower lake: Mrs. Shep-
ard, Mrs. Pollock, Miss Harding. Mrs.
Hodgon. St Louis: T. w. Dean. G. +.
Moulton and w. II. McMullen, Minneapo-
lis. The party were the guests of Mr.. Nc
Mullan.
There will be meeting at Stetson's dock