St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-22
Personal Points.


St. Louis hotel chartered the steamer Charles
Edward aud took DR.. and Mrs. Parsons by
surprise. The evening passed off pleasantly,
being OF the nature of an impromptu mu-
sicale. Some fine vocal solos were given by
Mr. Wrightman and Mrs. Lord, and instru-
mental solos and duets by Misses Maude
Evans, Lottie Humboldt and Nettie Parsons.
After the music the party adjourned to the
bowling alley and billiard room, where they
spent the remainder of the evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Lord, Col. and
Mrs. Bundy, Miss Rhiues, the Misses Shaun
essy Mrs. Charles Richards, Miss Anna Rich
ards, Miss Moore, Miss Evans, Prof. Moore,
Mr.. Van Ripper, Miss Eastman, Mr.. Wright
man and Mrs. DR.. Place.
Owing to The severity of the storm the
naval engagement at Excelsior last night was
abandoned and postponed until Monday. The
program of races in the afternoon was given,
however. and the winners were as follows:
The single scull race for the Iugleside medal
was won by J.J. Brotherton in 22A minutes.
The tub race was hotly contested and
was won by Erred Horton. J. J. Brotherton
and Susie Sypners won the ladies' and gentle
mems race, and the swimming race was won
by T. Donoghue. In a race between William
Corbett, William Deyo and II. Esty for $25,
Deyo won, Corbett coming in second.
The following party chartered the Juno"
at Lake Park and made a trip over the upper
ldhe lSSl DuHQ2ys lHuOluS 81 Oil ChO PAihSlpoA
points, aud enjoyed picnic dinner at Chap
mans and supper at the park: The Misses
Ende, Earhart, Mueller, Miss Levi, and
MesSrs. Charles Frepk, G. W. Millen, Earnest
Schubert, f. W. and Charles Barb, Philip Fay
and E. j. Morrison.
There were registered at the Lake Park
yesterday Mr.. Ed Eddy, st. Paul; W. j. Eos
ter, Jersey City; W. A. Warner, Masachu-
sets; Miss Mae Teasdale, Minneapolis; Miss
Grace Kirk, Chicago; Miss Mollie Moffatt,
Saltwater; A. Ryder, Minneapolis; j. E. Hall,
Minneapolis; W. D. Weller, Cedar Rapids; j.
G. Pearce, Mrs. S. J. Pearce, Miss Bessie
Pearce, j. Cora Pearce, Mrs. E. Boyd, Cincin-
natl; Louise M. Hastings.
A small party was given at Clover Nook on
Wednesday evening by DR.. and Mrs. M. Nj.
Frisselle in honor of Mrs. Rice, who for many
| years resided in Japan, but more recently of
| Washington, D. c. Among the guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sampson, Mrs. Howe,
| Mrs. George W. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Van Etten of Minneapolis.
| Mrs. H. II. Horton, Francis I. West and
wife, Miss NJ. G. Stapleton. Mrs. Charles
Richards and Miss Anna Richards are ST. Paul
people stopping at the st. Louis.
Mr.. w. H. Jacoby of Lake Park entertained
Miss Lily Meyers, Miss Erminie Sherman OF
St. Paul and Miss Clara Wagner of Chicago.
The Pioneer Press employees picnicked al
the lake yesterday. No program was listed
and the boys enjoyed themselves al, will.
The balls last night at the Lafayette ant
Lake Park were enjoyable affairs, notwith
standing counter attractions.
Mrs. Beames, Miss Clara Beames and Mrs
Trowbridge Of Minneapolis are visiting Mrs
w. G. Hollis at Cottagewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Of Minneapolis, ant
Mrs. Watson Of Chicago were guests of Mrs
John Noble at Edgewood.
Mr.. A. L. Harrington, manager Of 7. B
Boyd Il Co., St. Louis, is spending vacation
at Lake Minnetonka.
Wyman, the musician, has been swinging
round the circle at the various hotels during
the past week.
Dr. and Mrs. H. q. Kimball have beer
guests the past few days Of Col. George Ripley
at Northwood.
Arthur c. Jackson of Harvard university
is visiting his brother, A. B. Jackson, a
Northwood.
Misses Agnes and Louise McNair Of Mime
apolis were guests of Mr.. w. N. Tenney a
Lake Park.
Miss Carrie Bennett of Minneapolis is visit
ing Mrs. George c. Merrill at Minnetonks
beach.
Miss Fannie Marshall of st. Paul will spenc
few weeks with Mr.. Ensign at Hanson's
| Grove.
Mr.. G. F. Wheeler of Island Park enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sutherland las
week.
Miss Fannie c. Bass of Chicago is a guess
for few weeks of Mr.. A. H. Young at Lake
| Park.
Mr. and Mrs Fish of Live Oak, Fla, and Fl
Ball Of Minneapolis were visiting Mrs. A. f,
| Gale.
Miss Carrie Harrison Of Minneapolis was
guest last week of Miss Ruth Ball at Prospect
Hill.
Mrs. S. B. Wesselhoeft and Miss Roe OF
Minneapolis are guests of DR.. Goodwin.
| Mrs Schissler Of st. Paul spent the week
with Mrs. Sam Leavitt at Wood Grove.
| Mrs D. G. Bell was entertained at Gen. Net
tleton's Lake Park cottage last week.
| Miss Lou Clifford of st. Paul is visiting Mrs
| Nelson Williams at Northwood.
Miss Fannie Emerson of st. Paul has been
| visiting Miss Ruth Ball.
| Mr.. L. NJ. Stevens will remain at Hanson's
! Grove until September.
Edwin Fernold is occupying his Mount Fern
villa.