St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-01

Miss Clarke, Mrs. OFT, Chicago; Howard Que,
New York.
There were registered at the Lake Park
yesterday: Edward Pomeroy, Newark, N. j.;
r. H. Jesse, New Orleans; John Z. Winston,
Minneapolis; w. L. Warren and wife. Column
bus, o.; Mrs. H. B. Fotuz, Miss Kittie Foutz.
MISS Fannie Dean, Dubuque, Ia; Wallace
Campbell, Minneapolis; Eugene Wheeler,
Chicago; Charles W. Gosnell; H. w. Davis,
Minneapolis; Miss Anderson, +. w. Auder-
son, Taylorville, ILL.,; Mrs. Hattie Thomas.
Miss Ella Thomas, E. K. Head. Minneapolis;
L. NJ. LOREN, D. w. Clark, Minneapolis.
St. Joseph, Mo-, is well represented at
Shady Isle by the following guests, who are
enjoying the cool, quiet and pleasant home
at the hotel there: Mrs. r. L. Mcdonald,
Misses Annie and Marie Mcdonald, Mrs. H. L..
George Mary George, Mrs. F. Tanning, Miss
George L. Hull, Mrs. T. V. Van Malta, Tom,
Allan and Louise Van Malta, Mrs. John L..
Mcdonald, Louise Mcdonald, Lena Arens,
Mary Ryan and Elsie Baltimore.
The boat and tub races and swimming
matches arranged to occur at the st. Louis
hotel on Saturday, Aug. Z, promises to be
very interesting. The race will be rowed
straight away from the hotel docks and a
good view can be had Manager Crawford of
the St. Louis offers three prizes. W. b. Scott,
William Corbett, William Deyo, Neil Denee
and Gibson Moore have entered.
Mrs. I. Y. Mckle of Ottawa, ILL.,, has taken
a cottage on Gideons bay and has as guests:
Misses Ida Lane, frankie Finch, Messrs. j.
d. Shearer, NJ. ]. Riggs, A. NJ. Allen, c. 81.
Childs and A. G. Andrews. Next week
Miss Caddie Perkins of Minneapolis, Miss
May Pierce, St. Paul, Miss Anna Pierce OF
Chicago and J. G. Johnson, st. Paul, are eX-
pected to join the party.
DIR. F. NJ. hampton chartered the Rosander
Friday and took a party consisting of Mr.
ord MrS Moses. Miss
Moses, Miss Mcclure. Miss Minse, Miss Green
Mrs. Herrick, Mr.. Bishop, Miss Aborn. Miss
Mitchell, Miss Lamot, Miss Sample and DR..
Layton, all guests of the Lafayette, on
moonlight excursion in the lower lake.
At Pleasant View cottage, Howard Point,
last week: Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ferry, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles D. Hill, Chicago; Mrs.
George Elder and daughter, Moorhead; Mrs.
]. ]. Hill, Miss Gillette, Lawrence, KAN;
Mrs. NJ. H. Lewis and ]. 81. Keith.
Mrs. P. B. Christian has entertained at
Hazeldene, her pleasant summer home on
Howard point, Mr.. and Mrs McMichael, Miss
Nellie Barker, Mrs. ]. J. Orvis, Miss Mary and
Ralph Orvis of Minneapolis, Miss Barber. Miss
Lulu Barber of Cleveland.
At the Lafayette Walkers orchestra will be
replaced by Theilkie's orchestra of Milwau-
kee, who will arrive tonight. The orchestra
is one of the best in the country and will
be comprised OF from sixteen to twenty
musicians.
Mrs. F. G. Mickle, Miss May Pierce, Miss
Anna Pierce of Chicago, Mrs. F. Finch, Miss
Ida Lane, A. L. Allen, j. d. Sherer, g. O..
Chlds, NJ. J. Briggs Of Minneapolis and j. G.
Johnson of st. Paul are located at Cloverdale,
Elm Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond and son of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Las Vegas, Mex
leo, and Prof. E. NJ. Bowman, wife and
daughter of st. Louis, have been guests OF DR..
and Mrs. Bowman at their st. Adams bay
cottage.
Miss. s. E. Mason, Miss Cora E. Chamber
lain of Minneapolis, Miss Mamie Tisdale of
Lawrence, Kan, Mrs. Johnston and the
Misses Cora and Jennie Price of Topeka,
KAN, were guests of Mrs. Griffin the past
week.
]. c. Northrup, wife and children, Mime
apois: Mr.. c. NJ. Neither and wife, Law
rence.sKar., are at the White house for the
season, and Theo. Sengstak and family, of
Cincinnati, arrived yesterday to stay one
week.
The following were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jansen at Cottagewood: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Springer and baby, Miss Matte Pierce, Miss
Bertha Now aters A. Tennyson, F. Tennyson
and Theodore Tennvson of Minneapolis.
The following guests are visiting Mrs. A.
G. Smith at Fred Smiths cottage, at West
Point: Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Karker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Karker and daughter. of Minneapo-
lis, and Mrs. H. P. Norris of Northtield.
The annual picnic of Minneapolis police
men will be held on August the 18th, and in
all probability at Chapman's, if satisfactory
arrangements can be made.
Mrs. E. T. jeffrey. wife of the president of
the Illinois Central, accompanied by party
of friends, arrived in special car last night
at Minnetonka beach. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Updike of Topeka, Kan, and
Mr.: and Mrs. Brown of Davenport are occupy
ing Mrs. G. w. Lincolns cottage at Lake
Park.
o. Throcbeck entertained at his St. Adams
cottage during the past week Henry Tahose,
Miss Gertie Lingheim and Mr.. Onglstad and
wife.
Mrs c. F. Wheeler has entertained at
Island Park, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Smith of
Rockford, ILL.,, and Mr.. Kennedy of Peoria.
That the brain work of producing fancy
dress carnivals is slowly but surely eating the
damask out of the cheek of Evans.
Mrs. Thos. A. Hendricks and Mrs. NJ. Nc
Kenzie returned yesterday to Lake Park, aud
are guests of Mrs. H. B. Sherman.
That the favorite song now warbled at the
Hotel Lafayette is that new old chestnut,
Mary Had a Little Lamb"
Mrs. G. A. Hunt, of st. Paul, was a guest
last week of DIR. Adele Hutchinson, at Eastiu
Bros cottage. Northwood.
The celebration of the emancipation OF
slaves in the West Indies will occur Monday
in the shape of q picnic.
E. B. Guild and wife. and Lester Guild, OF
Topeka, Kau., have arrived at the American
House for the summer.
A fancy dress carnival for children is an
uounced to occur next Wednesday at the
Hotel Lafayette.
the guest of Mrs c. ]. Mccarthy of Mime
tOnka beach.
That the lake trains would carry more pas
sengers if they used smoke consumers or
their engines.
Miss Lou Weightnan of Indianapolis, one
of that citys most prominent bellies, is at the
St. Louis.
That one of the sights at Mennetonka beach
is the menage act of the signor on his sreeC
Thomaso.
That George Caren has some terrible de-
sign if bouquets and blackberries go fol
anything.
Mrs. Mcknight Moses will give a progress
sive euchre party at the Lafayette Monday
evening.
The travelling passenger agents of the
United States will meet at Miunetonka beach
Aug. 10.
The covered passage at the Lake Park
dition.
Rev. c. H. Wilder and daughter, Mrs. Joh1
Fray, of Evansville, Wis, are at vorilant
Villa.
William Steinway, the noted piano-make
of New York, was at the Lafayette yester
day.
That Capt. johnson is, in the language O
the wild Western poet, "a dandy from way
back"
That as soon as Col. Harbaugh gets ready
with his songs, good criticisms are forthcom
ing.
c. NJ. Carter and family are the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Kerrick at Lake Park.
That Gen. Fitzgerald's new song, '.Swee
Peach Blossoms is the go of the season.
The Hotel St. Louis will remain open dur
ing the month of September, it is stated.
L. T. More of Kansas City will not occupy
his cottage at Cottagewood until Sept. J..
The Westminster Sunday school picnic ha: