St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-24

ETY. celebrating Jean the Baptiste day will
arrive at the lake from Minneapolis at 1890,
and the Belle of Minnetonka will be in
readiness to convey the numerous excur-
siOnists around the lower lake. Manager
Wilcox of the Lafayette will prepare an
elaborate dinner for the party, and the day
will be spent in accordance with the pro-
gram heretofore given in the GLOBE.
At the Lafayette yesterday the following
guests were registered: Norman Wright,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y; A. f. Scheffinger,
st. Paul; Frank Bierce Chicago; Mrs. T.
G. Springer, Miss Springer, Chicago; f.
Talbot, Helena, Mont; j. b. Atwater,
1 Minneapolis; Mrs. G. l.. Britain, Hart
ford, Conn; Mrs. A. McGregor, Jessie
McGregor, Saidee McGregor, Lulu Nc
Gregor, Helena, Mont; George Brown and
wife, Detroit; D. l.. Bugbee, U. S. A.; B..
F. Ray and wife, Paul Ray, Chicago.
The City of St. Louis, gave the 800
members and friends of the Sunday school
connected with the First Congregational
church of Minneapolis, who were enjoying
a picnic at Hotel Lafayette grounds, trip
around lower lake. The school enjoyed
the trip, and the little folks will long remem-
Der it with a great deal OF pleasure.
Inspector F. A. Scott investigated charges
made against Capt. George La Paul Of the
Hebe, for incompetency, yesterday. Sew
eral witnesses were heard. but the case
was not closed. Other witnesses will be
heard to-day, when Inspector Scott will
give his decision.
| Invitations for the opening hop at the
Hotel Lafayette were issued last evening,
and 1000 will be sent to prominent society
| people of ST. Paul and Minneapolis. The
hop will occur Tuesday evening. June 80,
| and will be under the direction OF Prof.
Evans.
The Baptist Sunday schools of Minneap-
oils will make trip to the lake over the
| Minneapolis & st. Louis road to-day, and
will picnic at the Lake Park grounds. In
| the afternoon the City of ST. Louis will
convey the party around the lower lake.
The City has two excursions for to-day.
In the morning large party from Mime
apolis will arrive over the motor line, and
lower lake trip will be made. In the after
noon Lake Park party OF Sunday school
excursionists will make the trip.
E. A. Lord, Monmouth, ILL.,; A.. S.
Vogel, O. L. CoIburn, Charles f. Mayer,
Spokane Falls; John Efinger. Portland,
| Or, and Horace Noligier, Saltwater, are
at the White house, Excelsior.
Capt. Fl. Van Every of the Lafayette
boat fleet has received an appointment as
deputy sheriff of Hennepin county. The
| boys all congratulate Hank" on this stroke
| Of good fortune.
A. G. Showers, j. E. Gushing, George
| Blake, Charles II. Clark, E. B. Moor, NJ.
B. Mcdonnell and A. S. Hutchinson,
Minneapolis. registered at the Excelsior
! house yesterday.
Mr.. J. S. Frackelton of Minneapolis will
bring company of thirty-four bootblackS
and newsboys to the lake Friday. They
will take trip to Chapman's on the Star.
Mr.. G. II. Warren, general passenger
| agent of the Manitoba road, chaperoned
merry party OF st. Paul ladies and gentle
men Monday afternoon at the lake.
F. A. Scott. steamboat inspector, in
spected the City of st. Louis, the Hercules,
| the Virgin and the Zulu yesterday, and
| all were passed as correct.
The members of Plymouth church Sum
| day school to the number OF about two
hundred and fifty had all enjoyable picnic
| at Lake park yesterday.
| Mrs. Fl. C. Spencer and two daughters,
| of Providence, r. l., arrived at the Excel
sior house yesterday and will remain dur
| ing the season.
The pupils of st. Joseph's school, East
| Minneapolis, enjoyed an. excursion to the
| lake and picnic at the Hotel Lafayette
grounds yesterday.
The big boats will not 60 into upper lake
until Friday, on account of the dredging
| boat, which has not completed its work at
| the narrows.
George'R. Graham, editor of the Lawrence,
Penn. Guardian, will be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Miner Ball at Prospect Hill next
week.
DR.. Bowman's steam yacht which is
! now being built at johnson & MoOre's
Wayzata shops, will be launched July 1.
DR.. A. L. Cole of Palatka, Fla, will be
resident physician at Hotel Lafayette this
season. The doctor arrived last week.
Will II. Shattuck of the American house,
Fond du Lac, Wis, is the night clerk of
the Hotel Lafayette this season. r
The management of the Hotel Lafayette
announce full dress soirees for each Satur-
| day evening during the season.
F. G. Wheeler and lady, St. Paul, M.
Howard and Almer Hood, were late arrivals
| at the Lafayette last evening.
have taken rooms at the summer house, EX-
celsior, for the summer.
The Eden Prairie Sunday School associa-
ton will make tour OF the lake on the
| Star next Wednesday.
Rev. R. O. Beard of Fargo OAK, visited
the lake yesterday as the guest of Thomas
| p. Cantwell.
| Gen. and Mrs. A. B. Nettleton of Min
nespolis were guests of the White house
yesterday.
The Minnetonka Yacht club transacted
routine business at meeting last night.
The Hattie May made her first trip of the
season yesterday to the upper lake.
The initial hop of the Excelsior house
season will begin Friday evening.
The regular weekly hop at the Lake Park
occurs this evening.
The Caledonia club comes to the lake
July % or 20.
THE ORPHANS HOME.
The New Name Adopted and New
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