St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-22

The Coming Reyatta--NOtes of Yes
IerdaY.

AAAAe-AAtAs MIS- AAN-ltA anu NdN-lAtEl. Mss
Chamberlin, Hudson, Wis; w. J. Minis,
WaGkesha; o. c. Millen, T. Kellog, W. 4.
| Bryant. John c. LuSch, Iowa; II. G.. Bid
denback, Rogers Ga; b. g. Gill, c. a.
Sturtevant, Chicago. L. $. Bigelow. Mrs. 4.
Spaulding, Miss Kate Spaulding. Mrs. l..
1 ID. Hodge, Miss Amy Horn. Mrs II. Horn.
| st. Paul: J. l.. Moves and wife, Faribault:
| W. Is. Wheeler, Minneapolis; Frederick W.
VOORHEES,, New York city; John \. Hawley
and wife, Paris, KY; c. +. Brown and
wife, Miss Horton. Newburgh, y. y;
/ Charles Goodrich, Miss Goodrich, Louisi-
ana; l.. +. Watson. Minneapolis.
At the Lake Park: w. b. Gibbs, Mrs.
4. Gibbs. Chicago; Thomas Lowry and
wife, Minneapolis; w. L. Sherman, st.
Louis; II. 5. Bennett and lady, Grand
/ Rapids; w. II. Truesdale, Minneapolis; \.
ID. McHenry. Charleston, H.; a. B. Sibley.
\. ID. 5. Johnston and wife, Frank ID.
| Blakeley, J. NJ. Blakeley, S. E. Dawson,
| Miss V. G.. COnkling, G. Il. Whitney,
George II. Bigelow. Miss Allie 4. FOrpaugh.
Bliss Alice Bigelow, E. III. Davidson,
| Mrs. NJ. c. Otis, Miss X. Gilman. Hiss
Kelly, \. HaTdenbuTgh, w. +. Newell. St.
Paul; w. +. Pickering and wife, Lake
Mills Ia; ii. ID. Russell. Chicago; Charles
/ ID. Velie, Minneapolis; F. i. Whitney. NJ
i. 1SdllNM anu WIZ 0aAlGAAti- - W IN
wife and two sons, G.. Wallace, Herbert
Tuttle, Salt Lake City; L. L. Magruder,
Zenia, O.
AT the Excelsior house: Charles E. Nc
! Namara. Thomas VI. Mcnamara. Keokuk;
G. IL. Humphrey, Burlington, Ia; J. p.
Mccain, Minneapolis;J j. p. PillSbury, Miss
Mabel Pillsbury. Miss George Pillsbury.
Monmouth, Ill; Mrs. j. McFadden and
son. Little Rock. Ark: j. Ill. Smith and
wife, Hiawatha. Kan; c. 4. GuilfOrd.
! Grand Forks, Oak; L. z. NiSbett, Alton,
ILL.,; I. Ray, \. +. Warner, Minneapolis.
The social event of the season at Lake
Park was the private german given last
evening by Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Pope.
Miss GOWN and Miss Thorn. Twenty-Six
couples were present. most of them being
| society leaders from ST. Paul and Mime
apolis. The gentlemen We're all in full
dress, and many of the ladies wore mag
nilicent toilets. The favors. of which there
were several, were presented by Mrs. Pope.
There were also two prize favOrS, that of
the ladies being a large and elegant piece of
statuary; the gentlemen'S a large key
holder The german was led by Mr.. w.
Frank Newell and Miss Mamie Otis of St.
Paul. The music was by Prof. Willis
orchestra. The following were present:
MISS Adl4lE lAOlll. MISS AllGG MISS
Alice Gouche, Miss Hattie Myers, Miss
Laura Taylor, Miss Barber, Miss NJ. c.
Otis, Miss Kate Gilman, Miss Kelly, Miss
Alice Bigelow, Miss Kate Gordon, Miss
Alice Forpaugh, Miss Finch, Miss Barber
Miss Alice Bigelow, Miss GOWN, Phillip
Gown, A. b. Sibley. j. c. GaSpar. John
Ellis, Walter Puterbaugh, w. Frank
Newell. George y. BigelOw, Louis Wolf,
f. L. Davidson. ii. G. Bmne, s. E. Daw-
son, A. Hardenbaugh, Charles w. Handy.
One week from to-day grand rowing
regatta, gotten up by Eugene Mehl of the
Lafayette and the passenger department of
the Manitoba road, will take place in front
of the Lafayette, and comprises a four
cared between crews from Saltwater, St.
Paul and Minneapolis. double scull. pair
cared and single scull races. In the latter
race for seniors, Stone. Schiffmann and N0r-
man Wright are expected TO compete. The
| prizes will be gold watches To each one who
wins i'm the fouT-Oared race and diamond
| pins and medals to winners in the other
races. Ii promises to be one of the most
interesting regattaS ever held in the North
west.
The following party from COttageYOOd
made an excursion on the lake and pic
nicked ut Bartlette, in the Upper lake,
/ yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs. COuchman. Miss
| COuchman, Mr.. Fishboume and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaupre. 1Ir. Brady, Misses
! Samuch, VinSelS. Blodgett. De Laittre.
! Chowen and Bird, Mrs. ChOwen, Mrs.
! Bird. Mr.. George Eastman and wife. Mrs.
/ r. Corser and family, Mrs. Harris. MIR.
! Miller, wife and family, DIR. Hungerford,
Stahl and Lester, and Mrs. Mckinney.
J. E. Bates, Waterloo: w. VI. Clark.
] Nashua NJ Il Erns,ah 4
Mack, KasSOn. and II. J. MunsOn. Water
| loo, members of the excursion rendered TO
the merchants along the line of the Mime
sofa * Northwestern road, spent the day
at the lake yesterday. They were guests
of L. NJ. Mavie of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Schwartz, the wife of the suicide
| shoemaker, has not called at the morgue 10
view the remains OF her husband. Coroner
! Hill made an investigation as best he could
respecting the facts attending the suicide
and viii probably hold no inquest.
4 happy surprise party occurred at the
residence OF Robert Meikle at No. 24l5
/ Bloomington avenue on Thursday night.
! The gathering was composed OF Scotchmen
and nearly all were prominent members OF
| the Caledonia society.
Charles Evans Hollis residence i'm the
! Eighth ward, which had Just been vacated.
was entered by burglars on Thursday night
and chandelier and the lead pipe leading
To his cistem were stolen. they being the
only articles of value left in the house.
c. Z. Mcfarland and r. G. Taft of Min
neapolis caught siXty-five pounds of as
pretty bass as has been seen this season.
They averaged four pounds apiece. The
catch was made in Upper lake.
The Woman Suffragists of MinneapolIs
will picnic at the lake to-day. The princi-
pal feature of the days exercises will be An
address by Miss Clara L. Colby of Ne
/ braSka.
One of the largest audiences of the sea-
son listened TO the concert by Prof. Thiele's
orchestra on the yeranda Of the LAFAYETTE
last evening.
Emma Jerome, Matte st. Clair and Lou
Elliot paid $3.50 each into the municipal
court treasury yesterday for keeping houses
| of ill-fame.
Emmerson James buried on his premises
the contents of the vanlts in his lot. He
was arrested therefor and paid fine of
! S19.7o.
George B. Custer was found guilty yes
terday of violating the water ordinance and
paid fine of $3.50.
Mrs. lsadore Henry of Minnehaha Falls
caught twenty-pound pickerel at Spring
Park yesterday.
Only about one hundred people made the
excursion around the lake ON the Belle yes
terday.
Prof. Thieie's orchestra will leave for
Milwaukee about the 30th of this month.
The last hop Of the season at the I.afay-
cite will be given week from tonight.
New Corporations.