St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-20

OF the Lower lake, landing at Lake Park
for the 5:25 train. Very few took this
train, the majority waiting for the special
which left at S:3e. and there Were quite a
number who waited for the last train NJ
1880. In the evening the Lake Park pa
yilion was thrown open and dancing in
obliged in by large number. Taken alto
gether everything passed of more smoothly
than il generally does in affairs of this kind
and there were no troublesome bitches or
delays whatever. Z. W. Mortimer of the
Minneapolis 81 ST. Louis road had charge
of the party and credit should be given
him for the excellent way in
which he handled so large a
party. The general Masonic committee
who were the organizers, and made all ar
rangements for this their first annual picnic.
| consisted of c. p. BOyse Of Cataract Lodge
No. .; Jacob Breyer of Hennepin Lodge
No. 4; +. Z. Brand of Minneapolis Lodge
! No. 10; George 4. Todd of Huron Lodge
No. 112; w. 4. Miller of Plymouth Lodge
No. $50. The proceeds of the picnic will
be given To Masonic Relief association.
Zion COmmandery. Sir Knight John c.
Schlener commander, which accompanied the
Master Masons, gave a drill ;!on the Lake
Park grounds in the evening.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Lafayette: George w. Morrison.
J. O. HeywOrth. IL. T. Lawoan. Chicago:
Hugh J. Macdonald, wife ard family. Win
nipeg. Man; VIII q. Barrett, Adele New
/ hall Barnett. Galena. ILL.,; G. p. Douglass,
Mrs. w. II. Hinckle and child, Mrs. Clarke,
Miss Clarke, W. \. Nimocks, Mrs.
\. Buchanan. II. II. Robinson, c.
c. Boyey, Miss II. BOvey. George
i. Shepherd and wife, F. r. Shep-
herd, Harry X. Cole, c. NJ Webster.
Miss Webster. Mr.. ChadbOume, Miss Chad
bourne Minneapolis; f. 4. Campbell and
wife, L. u. Peterson, Miss COrde, Litch-
/ field, Mimi; Miss L. L. Carpenter. Thomas
! Kerr, 4. s. Brisbin. f. V. Van Duzee. C.
/ I. Wetherold, II. Hilgerd. Oscar ClauSSen.
| st. Paul; Mrs. W. b. Dean, Master Willie
Dean, Mrs. II. Kerrehval, Miss Lizzie
[ BerTis. Misses Mary and HaSia Rohan. ST.
. Louis; ). w. Bayan, WeStfeld. Mass:
/ Mrs. a. Hinkle. Cincinnati; l.. VI. Maus
and wife. Mrs. o. II. Holt, Bismarck. Oak;
| w. ". Vernon. Chicago; Mrs. Z. J. Me
/ Can, Miss AIcCan. Mrs. W. Ogden. Miss
| Ogden, Miss l.. Ogden. Miss VI. Ogden. J.
o. BigelOw. Il. McCan. Miss Yates. Louis
lana; +. c. Wood, Pitlsburg, Pa; George
VI. CloSkey, New Orleans; Mrs. VI. Hayes.
New York; Edward d. HOlton. Milwaukee.
Mrs. Charles L. Cole Miss Annie II. Cole.
PittSburg, Pa; o. 4. Aikens and wife,
Chicago; NJ .. Bayan. II. p. Hare. \. L.
Hare, j. +. JenkenS, Louisville, KY; Har-
ris Gregg, Jr.. William A. Bigler, Chicago:
Lem Myers. William Haas, New York: w.
+. Miller, Jr., c. y. Page, ID. J. Healey,
Chicago.
At the Lake Park: Miss Mamie Rose,
Miss Annie Rose. Davenport Ia; ID. 3.
Ogden, J. d. Sullivan, st. Cloud; J. c.
Wynd- Peoria; Miss Gilbert COmStOck,
keOkuk; Mir. l.. COnger. GAINESVILLE. Wis:
Miss Nina Smith, 81. Paul; John West and
friend, p. +. West. c. X. Hill, Minneapo-
lis; b. II. Spencer. Iowa; c. +. Brown
and wife. Fulton. ILL.,; J. w. Shannon, VI.
ii. Fuqua, ). Joseph; G.. NJ. Farnham.
Minneapolis; John L. Bell. Dayton, o.;
J. Il. Allen, Louisiana, Nd; Owen Put
nam, {. w. Putnam, ST. Louis; ID. d.
Downs, Baraboo; Z. \. Belden, Hamil-
ton, o.; Charles Z. Anthony and wife. y.
Neary and wife, Willie Neary, NJ VI.
Gidbery, Chicago; ). \. Stevens, Troy,
y. Y; J. l.. Newton, st. Louis.
At the Exposition houSe-H. J. Farrell,
st. Paul; o. B. WOTthingtOn, Milwaukee;
II. W. Kendall and wife. Richmond. Ill:
Mrs. Z. J. Ellis, Miss y. RObalck. Chi
cago; DR.. c. NJ. Hall, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Park. w. \.
Benton, Miss Gertrude White, Miss
Louisa Park, Minneapolis; +. c. Alt
man, Boston; Paul c. VOgel, Ii. ID. Rus
sell. Chicago: George L. Pratt, wife and
daughter, Kansas City.
At the White house: /. II. Parker, Miss
McDOd, Dubuque; Mrs. G.. b. Mckinney.
Mrs. l.. /. Atwood. Minneapolis: George
b. Halstead, the Hermitage: Charles Cham
pion. Charles Plummer, Minneapolis; W.
II. Kane, st. Paul.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Belle of MinnetOnka carried more
people yesterday than at any other time
during the present season. There were
nearly two thousand that made the excur-
sion to the Upper lake.
The principal event of to-day will be the
annual basket picnic of the Universalist
societies Of Minneapolis at Lake Park.
About 400 people are expected to come out
DR.. y. F. Schiffmann registered at the
Lafayette yesterday. He says there will
probably be another race between Stone
and himself within two weeks.
Edward Butler and family. and John C.
Kupperlee and family Of ST. Louis. with
large party of friends. visited the different
points on the lake yesterday.
The HATTIE May made the trip to the
Upper lake yesterday i'm place of the Belle.
which was used exclusively for the Masonic
excursion.
Though it was quite cool last evening.
the concert by Prof. Thieie's orchestra.
on the Lafayette yeranda, was largely at
tended.
The West hotel and Hotel ST Louis walt
er will play game of base ball on the
grounds of the latter tomorrow afternoon.
Or. Burton, George johnson and Miss
Lizzie Kenna are being entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. y. T.. Thompson at Fairview.
o. B. WOrthingtOn of the Milwaukee
Journal is spending a few days at the lake.
lie Is stopping at the Excelsior house.
The Lotus made the run from Lake Park
10 the Lafayette, a distance of two miles.
in six minutes last evening.
The last regatta OF the Excelsior Yacht
and Amusement club this season will be
sailed Saturday afternoon.
The surveyors were at work between the
Lafayette and OronO Point yesterday on the
proposed new road
The Minnehaha took large party from
Hotel ST. Louis over to the Lake Park hop
last evening.
Miss Chute of Danville. KY, is the gueSt
of Miss Grace Chute of Minneapolis, at the
Lake Park.
The employees of the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis road picnic at Lake Waconia next
Saturday.
merchant, is the guest OF the Excelsior
house.
The Minneapolis will not be used any