St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05


people remained about that town, preferring
to spend the day on the water. AS far as
is known, every boat on the lake, with the
exception of the motor and Hebe. was
pressed into service, and from early morn
till late at night the sound of the engine
and the merry shouts of the passengers were
heard upon the lake. At the several hotels
elaborate menus were prepared for the
pleasure of many guests, while at nearly
every point one or more private picnic par
ties were to be seen enjoying the day. One
of the largest was that of the Minneapolis
Glass block employees, seventy-five in num-
Der, who passed the day at Lake Park in a
decidedly pleasant and agreeable manner.
The Belle and the City each carried several
hundred people, and no accidents were re-
ported during the day. The sports at the
various points attracted but little attention
except by those directly interested.
THE WEEK.
The past week was more lively at Min
netonka than the preceding one, and the
hopes of hotel and steamboat men have been
considerably revised in consequence. With
the advent of July came a season of warm
weather, which, if continued for a good
period will greatly stimulate lake business
ALREADY many Southern families have ar
rived Tor the season, and more are expected
daily for the next three weeks. On the
9th a large party of exeursionists, repre-
senting the patTiarchal circle of Odd Eel
lows VIII be at, the Lafayette. 1t is ex-
pected that fully thousand people will
make up the party, and with a prize COM
petltlve drill, banquet, ball and steamboat
ride, the day ought to be, and probably will
be, one of the liveliest of the season. The
band concerts and hops at the LAFAYETTE
have proven attractive and interesting. not
only to guests of the hotel, but to large
number of eottagers as well. At the Lake
Park, the hops have been well-attended and
Prof. Hopes orchestra has interested
lovers of music daily, with choice pro-
CRANES. Taken all in all, July has opened
well, and the prospects for lively and
prosperous month are exceedingly bright
ARRIVALS.
AT Hotel Lafayette: Miss B. Bryant,
W. l.. Halford and wife, j. II. Long, w.
II. Hubbard and wife, II. S. Dow and wife,
f. S. Balch, VIII Jones, j. C. Hill, j. NJ.
WanOck, Minneapolis; A. GilchriSt and
wife, Kenneth Clark and wife, A. II.
Rogers and wife, w. II. Richardson, f.
Griggs, 4. NJ. Baldwin, j. Cooke, Jr., G.
+. Whaley, James Schoomaker, j.
n. Newell, Mrs. j. ii. Mayall, Edith May
all, 4. B. Ovitt, j. h. Strauss, C. F. Pot
ter, st. Paul; II. c. Foster, Mrs. +. Cor
win, DR.. C. b. Wood, W. II. Stacy, A.
Schulsmyer, Fargo; c. F. Bennett, Bos-
ton; Mrs. l.. h. Miller, Miss Miller, Engle-
wood, n. Y; L. w. Clark and wife, La
Crosse, Wis; G. g. Brownell, Utica,
n. Y; c. p. Denne. Newark; Jo-
seph A. Hunt, South Bend, Ind. :;
w. IL. FallOws and wife, Saltwater; NJ.
NJ. Felt, Pullman, ILL.,; G.. +. BolleS, At
ianta, Ca; Z. X. SchoOnmaker, Limestone,
\. Y; Mrs Edward Pratt, Rochester, n.
Y; Miss Daisy Van Derlip. DansvlIle, n.
Y; j. X. Van Derlip, Minneapolis; NJ. n.
Seymour, Hastings, Mimi; l.. T. Smith
and wife, w. c. Sprague and wife, Mrs.
Gardner, Mrs. Lander, Miss Helen Smith.
Mr.. Hewett, LeayenwOrth, KAN; Miss
Rose Gerry, Denver; Mrs. L. l.. Thomas,
Miss Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs James Hicks,
Cincinnati; II. w Greenleaf and wife,
Spokane Falls, W. T.; f. q. Mott, New
York; O.. X. Kemper, Cineinnati; Prof. n.
Jolly, Prof. +. Leraux, Prof. X. Klein,
Minneapolis; Il. +. Pickert, Mrs Il. f.
Pickert, Hattie r. Pickert, Miss Fannie
Pickert, Pickert, Oak.
To-NIGHT's CONCERT.
Prof. Thiele's orchestra will render the
following programme at the Lafayette con-
cert this evening from 7:30 to $3.50:
March-''W edding" ........-... .MendelsSohn
Overture-''La Muette de POrtico' .Auber
Potpourri-'S Southern Memories .Catlin
Waltz-'Beautiful Danube. .... Strauss
Trombone SOlO-'Serenade". ..... Schubert
Mr.. o. Schemmer.
Overture-"Concert". .Conradi
Selection-"Emani" ....................V Verdi
Piccolo Solo-''Danse di Satyr. .TheiS
L. +. Aumbrecht.
Ballet-Music from Sylvia. Decides
Il. ''Valse LentO."
! b. ''PizzicatO''
Polka ambourine" ....... Waldtenfel
PERSONAL.
AT the Excelsior house yesterday were:
II. NJ. Lawrence, w. II. Sloan and wife, j.
B. MOdiSette, II. De Mott, Il. Z. Hardness,
\. K. Erwin, G. c. Taylor, II. G. Leland,
James De Vance, L. CrOOke of Minneap-
oils; A. E. Dennis, st. Paul, W. r. Grain,
Granite Falls, and j. B. Richardson.
John Ii. FOuch, the lake photographer,
has live alligator on exhibition at his EX-
celsiOr gallery. He has just received a
large amount of shell goods and ivory work
from foreign lands. His exhibition rooms
are continually thronged with visitors.
The Mexican editorial party enjoyed the
FAY at the Lake Park with boating fishing
md bathing. They left on the afternoon
train for Minneapolis, well pleased with
their visit to MinnetOnka.
a party from the North Star Iron works
will have the why Not this morning, and
G. b. Shepard of st. Paul, and party, will
enjoy a trip during the afternoon.
Hon. Z. 4. Burke of New Orleans, di-
rector general of the exposition, will be at
Hotel Lafayette about July Is to spend the
summer.
Nelson Williams and family and G. B.
Peck and family of Minneapolis are Occu-
pants of Fiddle Hill camp at Lake Park.
A. w. Daynes and wife, Mrs. G. II.
Flanders and Mrs. ID. r. Trussell of Mime
apOlis are at Keith cottage, Lake Park.
Z. W. Gaylord and wife. j. +. COllum
and family and Ii. ii. Hunt of Minneapolis
are at the Summit house for the season.
Mine host, L. B. StetsOn, opened the
Blue Line house yesterday and a large num-
Der of guests enjoyed his Inequalities.
Eta Henshaw of Minneapolis was en-
tertained by Miss Lulu Sphinx at Marie cot
tage, Lake Park, during the week.
Mrs. Alex. Troutman. Birdie Troutman
and Mrs. a. B. Metcalf of st. Louis are at
Kalorama cottage for the season.
Mai. George B. Halstead, after passing
the winter in Eastern cities, is again at the
Hermitage for the summer.
A. L. w. Begg of the Montreal Post has
been at the lake gathering material for a
write up of MinnetOnka.
w. 6. Culbertson and wife of New AL
bany, Ind. and Miss McGrath of st. Louis
are at the Hotel st. Louis.
DR.. FrisSelle of Minneapolis will build
handsome cottage at SIMPSONS Park,
Upper lake, this season.
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