St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-09
EIINNETONKA.
Excursion of the PatriarchaI Circle
TO.Day--Chats by the Way.

The excursion of the PatriarchS to Min
netonka to-day promises to be the event
of the season. The $50 train from st.
Paul this morning will run in three or more
sections, and, upon the arrival of the same
at Wayzata, the steamer Belle of Mime
tonka will be found in waiting to convey
the party around the lake. A stop of
twenty minutes will be made at Hotel ST.
Louis, Lake Park and Chapman's, and on
the return trip the party will reach Hotel
Lafayette at about 2:30 p. III. A substan-
tial lunch will be served on the
Belle at noon by Mr.. Eugene Mehl of
the Hotel Lafayette. During the afternoon
the visitors will amuSe and entertain them
selves in various ways, and at o'clock a
banquet will be served at the hotel. Di-
rectly following the banquet, competitive
drill will be engaged in, and at 8 o'clock
the ballroom will be occupied by the devo-
tees of Terpsichore. AT midnight a special
train will leave the beach for st. Paul. A
telegram received by Manager Wilcox of
the Lafayette last evening announced the
fact that at least 1000 people will enjoy his
hospitality this evening. He will prepare
an elaborate meal for their enjoyment, and
for extra service has engaged twenty-five
walters from the Hotel Ryan, st. Paul, and
fifteen of the old Metropolitan fore. These.
with the regular force, will insure the best
of service.
WAVELETS.
A. L. Haley and wife are guests at May
place.
Albert Dansbury is the Renders new
captain.
Charles Hilton of Chicago is at the
Pullman" cottage.
The present week has been the dullest of
the season thus far.
J. NJ. Head and wife of Nashville, Tenn,
are at the Lafayette.
j. II. Ray of Minneapolis is a guest at
the Gleason house, Wayzata.
II. V. Berry has been appointed deputy
postmaster at Hotel LAFAYETTE.
miss Minnie Timberlake of st. Paul is a
guest of Miss Griggs at Spring Park.
The Universalist societies of Minneapolis
will picnic at Lake park to-day.
Miss Amy Hayes, Bessie Lathe and E.
K. Mckinney are camping at MaplewOod.
+. l.. Dodge and wife of Davenport, Ia,
are at the White house for the summer.
Mrs. J. w. Shepard and family of st.
Col. Ripley and family of Minneapolis
are at their NorthwOod cottage for the sea-
son.
The City Mission school enjoyed a picnic
yesterday at the lake, and had a ride on the
Star.
The Holy Trinity Sunday school of East
Minneapolis picnicked at Excelsior yester-
day.
J. III. Wolsey of st. Paul arrived at his
Spring Park cottage for the season yester-
day.
A heavy Squall was experienced in Up
per lake yesterday. No damage was
done.
NJ. De Cerkey and family of Minneapolis
have taken rooms at the Lafayette for the
season.
William Donaldson and family of Mime
apolis are at Pages, Excelsior, for a few
weeks.
J. Ii. Woolnough and wife of st. Paul
will spend the month of August at the La
fayette.
DR.. c. II. Lordwell, Robert McEldowney
and G. J. Baiston of Chicafio are at the
Lake Park
Rev. DR.. Torrey and family of Mime
apolis moved into their Upper lake cottage
yesterday.
w. B. Ransom and wife have been spend
ing few days at Northwood with w. w.
Huntingdon.
The Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. society of
Minneapolis will picnic on the Manitoba
grounds July %.
Mrs. A. Poe and family of Detroit arrived
at the Lake Park yesterday evening. They
will remain several weeks.
DR.. p. ID. Hardingand wife of Goshen
and, were guests of l.. S. Hough and wife
1t the Lafayette yesterday.
Irving A. Dunsmore and A. p. Walwrath
of Minneapolis drew in nearly $50 pounds
of fish yesterday afternoon.
A. Knittle of Minneapolis has purchased
a lot in Crystal Park near Northwood. He
will build cottage this season.
E. r. Barber, j. K. Side and a number
of other prominent Minneapolitans took an
Upper lake trip on the City yesterday.
The May pole around which the children
are to dance Saturday was erected by Prof.
Evans in front of the Lafayette yesterday.
The Prilgrim Congregational society of
Minneapolis enjoyed the day at Lake Park
yesterday. There were 800 people in the
party.
Carol and Burt Gates, the Minneapolis
real estate dealers, with their families. are
occupying cottage at Lake Park for the
summer.
The Peoples Theater orchestra from st.
Louis has arrived at the Hotel st. Louis
and will furnish delightful music during
the season.
The regular hop at the Lafayette this
evening will be brilliant affair. The Pa
triarchs will lend a charm TO the occasion
by their presence.
Capt. and Mrs. S. Pepper, Mrs. E. B.
Goodwin and Miss Gatty of St. Louis will
occupy the Rumsey cottage at Spring Park
for the season.
Hon. c. A. Belden and family and Col.
Il. c. Benton, attorney for the Manitoba
road, were among the prominent people at
the lake yesterday.
The family of Hon. c. II. Chadbourne.
the banker of Rochester. Mimi. are stop-
ping at Connors Long View house, Excel
sior, for the season.
Rev. L. d. Boynton and family enter
tanned party of friends with a ride on the
Phoenix yesterday. All the points of
interest ON the lake were made.
Commencing with this evening the Ro-
sander will make trip to upper lake and
return from Hotel Lafayette each evening
for the pleasure of the guests. half past
seven is the hour Of departure.
The Patriarchs will furnish sixteen orders
for dal cling at the Lafayette this evening.
Prof. Thiele's orchestra will furnish the
music and Prof. X. II. Evans will be mas
ter of ceremonies.
Charles Milanesi, one Of the sailors en-
ployed on the Belle of Minnetonka, lost a
pocket book containing check for 81, 166
from the boat Monday. The check was