St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-21
IINNETONKA.
Annual Excursion OF the New York
erS--GeneraI lake Gossip.

number 500 people, and will leave Mime
apoliS at 9:55 a. M, arriving at Wayzata at
1920. The steamer Belle of Minnetonka
will be taken for a trip around the lake. A
stop of abOut three hours will be made at
the Chapman house, and the Belle will ar
rive at Hotel Lafayette on the return trip
at 4:3O. During the evening the party will
attend the hop at the Lafayette, returning
to Minneapolis on the 1880 train.
At Hotel Lafayette: A. A. Belts.
Tamaqua, Penn: J. ii. Shaw, Richmond.
Ind; John DObbing. Montana; r. f.
Barker. Dowagiac. Mich; j. j.. Finney.
Niagara, Oak; j. +. keelyn, Racine, Wis:
J. c. TrueSdell, Cincinnati, o.; Mrs. J. NJ.
Kitchen. indianapolis; W. c. Tiffany, Da-
kota; Il. \. Hatcher and wife, Missouri;
w. q. Stone, PipeStone; Mrs. p. Holland.
Miss Irene Holland. Milwaukee; j. IL.
Parsons, II. X. Hill and wife. w. :.
CARING, Harvey Officer and wife, c. K.Da-
Wis, St Paul; J. +. MOssbuTg, Bertha Nc
Donald, Gertrude Proctor. Il. s. Plummer
J. Il. Atwater, Minneapolis; o. NJ. Shell
don and wife, c. +. LiStman, c. y.
Davis. II. T. Ruyden and wife. &.
Trumbull and wife, Miss TrImbull, OrsOn
Look, L. II. Morgan, Chicago.
The moonlight regatta OF Excelsior will
be sailed this evening. In addition there
will be free-fOr-all 100 yards rowing race
between Frank ThreSher OF Minneapolis,
Carl Pickett of Winchester, Ind. and c.
Il. Gibson of st. Louis, Single-Scull race
between prominent tourists, band concert
and other interesting features. Judge Bailey
OF Minneapolis, DIR. Waterbury of Excelsior
and George Herself OF ST. Louis viii be the
judges.
At the Excelsior House o. G.Cawkins,
I. A. MinOt and wife, +. p. Burget and
wife, +. b. Cabeen, W. Gage. wife and
daughter, Mrs. Beard, w. S. Cabeen and
family, G. III. Mcknight, KeithSburg, H.;
A. NJ. Oliphant l.. VI. Churchill and wife,
Mrs. j. Gibson, San Antonio, Tex; VIII
Brennan and wife. Monmouth, Ill; DIR. II.
{. Baker and wife. Kansas City; James a.
Camp, Minneapolis.
The swimming match in Crystal bay be-
tween IF. Ambrecht, A.Spranger, X. Baez
and w. Walker of the Thiele orchestra. yes
terday afternoon, was witnessed by a large
company of spectators, and proved very in
tereSting. MesSTs Ambrecht and Sprsgue
made an even stroke and came in tied for
the first place. with the Others following at
d respectful distance.
The organization of n new yacht club at
Excelsior is being strongly urged by NUM-
Der of Sail-boat owners at that end of the
lake. About fourteen boats will be in
cluded i'm the list, and among the prominent
members will be Carl Packet. Capt. Har-
vey Van Duzen. Capt :. Dyer, l.. 3. Stet-
son. James Camp and Others.
At the Park Hotel: s. HeinSheimer and
wife, Joseph HeinSheimer. Charles Helm
Sheimer. Frank IIeinsheimer. New Orleans;
I l.
Fort Madison. Wis: L. O'Brien. Mont; +.
Mcdonald, Chicago; f. c. Higgins and Job
Heampke. y. y.
The Ohne Sorgen club. the members OF
which are enjoying life at the club house,
near Maj. Camps cottage. dined at the La
fayette last evening. The party consisted
of Perry Harrison. Cavonr Langdon. Yer
non Wright, Samuel Hill, c. Carpenter and
s. I. TOOker.
y number of lake people. prominent
among whom are l.. Christian. George
Christian. Miss Hall and T. j. Phelps. will
join the special party which leaves Mime
apOlis for the Yellowstone country tO-mOr-
row.
The boiler for o. l.. Gates new steam
Yacht, Minnehaha. arrived yesterday, and
tie boat viii he ready FOR business in a few
We. NAAtAAAAN sAittAA4l VI 1@AEi~lOE - 10
be placed in cOmnRnd OF the boat.
The Bell Hops OF the Lafayette will at
tempt To defeat the Lake Park walters to-
day, at the Lafayette base ball grounds.
An interesting game is expected, as the
mines are very evenly matched.
The children's carnival at Hotel Lafay-
cite next Saturday promises to be a success
ful affair and Prof. Evans is arranging
fine program. The young people every
where are cordially invited.
The Hattie May did not make her moon
light trip ON Lower lake last evening. the
st. Paul party which had chartered the boat
having eOuntermanded the order during the
day.
DIR. SteverS of ST. Louis will not visit
the lake this season. and John johnson.
mate of the City. will have charge of his
boat. the Ariadne.
The thermometer at the Lafayette yeSter-
day showed the following positions of the
mercury: Is a. IN, as :; noon, 76o; 6p.
m, 77o.
The meeting of the three UniversaliSt
societies Of Minneapolis announced to be
held al Lake Park tomorrow has been post
pOned.
Col. II. NJ Pystt. manager of the Lafay-
cite pavilion, who has been i'll for few
days, resumed his work yesterday.
Hon. r. Gordon and daughter of ST. Paul
were callers upon Gen. and Mrs. Sherman
at the Lake Park hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Goldsmith and wife of Chicago are
guests of Commodore Zimmerman and wife
at Enchanted Island.
Prof. Evans has announced fine pro-
gram for Thursday nights german at the
Lafayette.
Miss Sadie DimOnd of Excelsior is enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fisher of Min
neapolis.
The Kellogg company sang to $50 house
at the Lake Park amusement hall Sunday
evening.
Mrs. W. II. Willard of Excelsior will
give birthday party to-day in honor of her
son.
Bishop c. d. FoSs and family have ar
rived at May Place for the season.
Levi Patterson will have the ROsander
for party OF friends tomorrow.
The Minnie Cook resumed her regular
trips yesterday.