St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-15

Minnetonka beach last night, with Mr..
Clark and family. They will occupy their
elegant car here some time.
At the Excelsior house: z. II. Winship,
w. p. Van Norman, Minneapolis: NJ. S.
Tyler and family, Kansas City; j. p. Car
penter, Clay Center; r. H. Parker, 81.
Charles, No.; NJ. S. Gallagher, q. w. Bay
liss, X. T. Barrett, Minneapolis; j. V.
Chappelle and wife. Chicago.
A party consisting of Mrs. Mayor ]. B.
Francis of st. Louis, Mrs. Francis, the
mayors mother; Miss Mollie Francis, Miss
Martha Thompson, Miss Belle Royland,
Mrs. w. G. Boyd, Miss sgd Boyd, Eliza
Boyd and j. ID. p. Francis are at the Hotel
st. Louis for the season. They arrived
Monday evening.
Hereafter dinner will be served by Stew
ard LYDIA only on the City of st. Louis. 1t
requires much work to transfer the dishes,
ETC., from boat to boat as the changes are
made in the running during the season, and
when the Belle of Minnetonka makes the
regular trips in place of the City, a lunch
only will be served.
Base ball players are lively about this
time at the lake. Monday afternoon the
guests of the Hotel st. Louis defeated the
walters, s to 2, and yesterday afternoon
the tables were turned upon them, the
walters winning by score of 90 TO g. The
''Bell Hops" of the Lafayette want TO play
the Lake Park walters for SIS. They will
play a friendly game, probably at Lafayette,
Friday afternoon.
The opening hop at Hotel st. Louis last
evening was largely attended by guests of
the house and friends from various parts of
the lake. The Peoples orchestra, st.
Louis, furnished excellent music, and Mr..
Thomas Mckenzie performed the duties of
master of ceremonies in a very acceptable
manner. The occasion was a decided So
cial success. Regular hops will be given
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
At the Lake Park: DR.. George Kingsley
and wife, George Kingsley, Freeport, ILL. (;
j. l.. Pomeroy, Miss Malaga Pomeroy,
Minneapolis; Warren Currier and wife, st.
Louis; Rev. J. II. Thompson and wife,
Baltimore; Rev. John Woods, Merriam
Park; j. II. Collum, S. S. Thorpe, +. l..
Balch, Minneapolis; w. IL. Fullerton, A.
l.. Frost and two daughters, Fort Smelling.
A committee from the New York State
association of Minneapolis, headed by r.
II. O'Dell, was at the Lake yesterday ar
ranging for their annual excursion Tues
day, June 10. 1t is arranged that the COM
paiig VIII lSdNO hlillcdpoAAS al S-oO d. HI
over the Manitoba road, and take the Belle
of Minnetonka at WayZata for the Upper
lake trip, stopping at Chapman's, Upper
lake, for picnic, and returning to Hotel
Lafayette for the evening hop.
AT the Lafayette: Thomas Smyth, S. r.
Hald, j. +. White, w. A. Pierce, Chicago;
I. j. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Krech,
r. II. Odell, G. a. Nevins, G. +. Barnes,
Minneapolis; +. NJ. Drake. j. A. Drake,
Henry Goss and wife, Mrs. Mrs. NJ. II.
Kirkham, Cenueville, Ia; Miss Mary Car
penter, Des MOines, Ia; w. II. S. Wright,
St Paul; Louis E. Wakeman, Miss Jessie
Keller, Minneapolis; A. Il. Carpenter,
Beloit, Wis; Miss Frances Schesling, S. s.
Small and wife, Minneapolis; Clayton
Lewis, j. j. Abercrombie, Chicago.
Mr.. Z. w. Mortimer, excursion agent of
the lake yesterday, arranging for some eX-
curSions over his line. He has the follow
| ing parties booked: Centenary NJ. T..
church, at Lake Park, June 10; the G. a.
| 4. boys of Minneapolis, at Waconia, July
| 16; FoSs II. L. church, Lake Park, July
| II; the coopers, at WacOnia, July is; the
| Norwegian Lutheran synod, at Lake Park,
July 10; the second annual excursion of the
| Spiritualists of Minneapolis, at Gideon's
Bay, July 10; the Hennepin Avenue NJ. Z.
church, Lake Park, July %; the Young
Mems society of the Universalist churches
of Minneapolis, July %, and the second
eran churches of Minneapolis, July &c.