St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23

GOugnerty and Thomas GOugherty.
Prof. Thiele's orchestra will give grand
souvenir concert at the LAFAYETTE thiS
evening, and each lady who attends will be
presented with handsome souvenir of the
occasion. Following is the program:
soLOISTs.
Soprano, Miss Katie GordOn; violin, Mr.. II.
Eeitz; flute, Mr.. L. I. Ambrecht; obee, Dir.
E. Allner; clarinet, Mr.. P. Chapek.
PART I.
March, Hotel Lafayette. .Thiele.
Overture, Rey Blas..........M endelssohn
Caprice HerOique, Awakening of the Lion,
-.-..-.-..-........... .koutsky.
Fantosei, OberOn. Weber
Conversation between flute, obec and clar-
met. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Hamm
PART2.
Overture-William Tell. Rossini
soprano Solo-Ave Marie with violin
Miss Katie Gordon
Violin Obiigato by Mr.. II. FeitZ.
Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
neVeFle. :--.-..-.......... .NieuptempS
Two parts from Oxford Symphony. -. Haydn
(a) Minuett.
(b) Presto.
The party at the Lafayette last evening
was one of the most enjoyable that has been
gwen TINS season. There were about one
hundred couples on the floor The music
was by Ihiele's full orchestra. The follow
ing ladies' and gentlemen were present:
Misses Lulu Camp, Mackroth, Finch.
Draper, Wilson and Green, Mrs. G. A.
Camp. Mrs. .. Ii. MachrOth. Miss Bessie
COtfOrth, Miss Eva Bishop, Miss Nora Johns
MeSSrs. Melvin Wood, r. C. Leonard.
Lieuts. Alesworth, Robertson. Macdonald.
AheTn and Avery. George Wakefield. c.
IL. Warren, Lou Watson, d. NJ. Chute.
Hart, c. LangdOn, Will Brooks, Ed Spots
ford Mr.. and Mrs. John De Latte. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII BaSSett.
The Peoria wheelmen arrived at the Lake
Park about o'clock last evening. They
left Lake Calhoun yesterday afternoon,
after partaking of Il picnic dinner
rendered them by the Mercury
club of Minneapolis, and wheeled their wav
to Excelsior, where they were met by the
steamer Star and taken to Lake Park.
They will remain here till Monday evening.
when they leave for KilbOurn City and the
DalleS of ST. CroiX by train. The two days
at the lake will be spent in general enjoy
ment and sightseeing.
j. Z. Hazelton, Chicago; Mrs. S. F.
Lowe, Willis Cove and wife, Mrs. r. Law
renee, Minneapolis, were among the visit
ors at Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Cyphers cottage
ot L4ihc L nix TIE past week.
The gentlemen's prize at the private ger
man given at the Lake Park Friday evening
was Won by MIR. n. 3. Sibley Of st. Paul:
the ladies' prize was taken by Miss Matte
German of St Paul; the favors were pre-
Sented by Mrs. Pope.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Spear had the fol-
lowing visitors the past week: Misses Lulu
and Ada Bartlett of st. Paul. Miss Susie
No pf(
spar of Baltimore.
William IL. Kutz; brother of Mrs. II. G..
Side and Charles kutZ. her nephew, of
York. Pa. have returned to their home af-
ter making two weeks visit to the family
at the Highlands.
As soon as the guests leave this fall.
Charles Evan Holt, the proprietor of May
Place, will begin the expenditure of SIS, 600
.nTemodeling the place into a modern sum-
ner resort.
On WEDNESDAY evening next J. Frank
Cargill will have the Minnehaha under
charter to take large party of people from
and at the lake on a moonlight
ride
Mrs. ID. 5. Harbaugh entertained large
party from the Lafayette on the steamer
Rosander Friday evening. The party en-
loyed 4 moonlight excursion ON the Upper
lake.
Mrs. f. J. Cushman and daughter of
and Miss Ellen Twist of
Columbus, o.. were the guests of Nh and
Mrs. b. b. Hart Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. ElwOod Grimshaw of Deadwood
OAK, and Mrs. J. c. Hunt of Minneapolis
have been spending the week at Spray
island, the guests OF Mrs. II. h. Grimshaw.
Mr. c. w. Foss and family of Mime
lpolIs moved into their cottage at Lake
Park Wednesday. They will spend the re-
nainder of the season at the lake.
AT Breezy point, Miss Mamie Wilson has
had as guests the past week. Miss Bigelow
Of St. Paul. Miss Pond of Rochester and
Miss Way of Minneapolis.
q. w. Gruman, Mrs. Sprague. VIII Smell
and Miss Mamie Smell were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. Page at Minnetonka
Beach the past week.
The following young gentlemen from
are encamped on Big island:
Ned Steele, Fred Folsom, Thad CresSwelI
md Preston Jordan.
Mrs. DIR. Chapman and Miss d. c. Muir !
ray of Minneapolis were entertained by c. |
j. Marsh and wife at Lake park during
the past week.
Miss Grace Chute and Z party of friends
rom Lake Park made an excursion on the /
Forest Queen and picknicked in the Upper /
axe yesterday.
Miss Bessie Napers of Napersville, O.,
md Miss Mary SanbOrn of Baldwinsville, !
We, are the guests of Miss Mary McHugh |
It Birch Bluff.
Mrs. A. C. Jordan. wife of the editor of |
he Fargo Republican. is spending a few |
weeks with her mother Mrs. Maxwell, at |
Excelsior.
Thomas Cochran and family of st. Paul. |
ThO have been occupying their cottage at |
spring Park. will return home in a few |
lays.
Mrs. T. NJ. lowering of Minneapolis. Mrs |
i. Reid and Mrs. Drenny of Cincinnati are /
he guests of Mrs. \. q. Lowering at Bay |
view.
Mrs. p. G. Cooley of Excelsior enter
aimed thirty friends from Minneapolis on |
he steamer Forest Queen Friday evening.
DR.. G. 3. LYONS of Philadelphia and .
Prof. Proctor are being entertained by DR..
n eeks at his cottage, near st. Adams bay.
Frank Hooper. George 3. Jones. James
Davidson Of st. Paul; w. III. Lewis and
larry Patten are stopping at COttagewoOd.
The county surveyors are at work now
between OrOno point and WayZata on the |.
lew roadway from Spring Park to Wayzata.