St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-18
AT LAKE MINNE TONKA.
What was Done at the Lake Yes
terday-.Happeuiu in the Near

terday..Hap openings in the Near
Future.
There were registered at the Lafayette yes
terday: Miss Carrie Thorn, Miss Mattie
Thorn, Master Charlie Thorn, New Orleans:
Mrs. Job Stevenson, Miss Stevenson, Cincln-
natl; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Steinberg, St. Paul;
Miss Schaffner Chicago: Mrs. Howard Harris
Mrs. J. H. Randall Minneapolis; George
Hughes Mead, St. Paul; w. w. Spencer and
wife, Miss Morris, Miss Mitchell, Baltimore;
A. c. Huttzell, Chicago; w. n. Hunt j. r.
Hunt, Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs. James P
Silly, Indianapolis; w. B. Newrou, Orlando,
Fla; G. Hertnel and wife, st. Louis, G. S.
Randall, Winoua; Joe Henshaw, Omaha; E.
W. Donuell, Chicago; A. j. B2mberger, New
York; Miss Kelly, Chicago; George I'll. Parker,
New York; Mrs. Charles E. Mages, Baltimore;
n. S. jenkins, John Pollock, Cleveland.
A party by invitation Of Maj. Halsted spent
yesterday Ut the Hermitage, chartering the
Minnehaha and afterwards making tour of
the upper lake. The list included Judge
Smith and wife, Miss Blanche Smith, Ben
Smith, Mrs. Craig, George Craig, Swan Nelson,
Galesburg, ILL.,; d. C. Hanna aud wife, James
Peterson and wife, Mrs. Z. Rapple, Oquawka,
ILL.,; Mrs. james, Mr.. Morris and daughter,
Kansas City; DR.. Dick and wife, Belleville, ILL.,;
Mrs. Bowman, Albert Bowman, st. Louis.
There were registered at the Lake Park yes
terday: Mrs. w. R. Harens, Ralph Harens,
Miss Emma Heimerdinger, Cleveland; Mrs G.
Clark, st. Paul; J. K. Kibbey and wife, VIM
dom; Miss Gertie Maynard, Excelsior; q. G.
Pratt, Nellie Barker, J. r. Rutherford, Min
neapolis; Mr.. Metcalf, st. Louis; John Jag
ger ST. Paul; Pearl Stetson, Minneapolis; G.
NJ. Foster, L. Lipman, Waverly, la.
]. W. Montford, Athdns, o.; Mrs. E. f.
Bradley, A. l.. Richardson, NJ. J. N. Richard
son, Misses Florence and Laura Garvey,
James Garvey, Minneapolis; George NJ
Layers, John II. Collins, ST. Louis; G. II.
Camp Burlington, Ia: L. B. Barton, B. W.
Hauseman, Chicago, were registered at the
Excelsior house.
The moonlight excursion given by the en-
ployes of the Hotel Lafayette yesterday was
a complete success. The trip was made on
the Hattie Nay, and dancing was had at the
WayZata hall.
w. w. Mantiply and wife of Hannibal. Mo-;
A. D. Thomas and wife, Fargo; Mrs. Palmer,
L. r. Palmer. S. G.. Andrews of Minneapolis
are at the St. Louis hotel.
The George N. Morgan Camp No. 9, Sons of
Veterans. picnicked at Lake park yesterday.
Dancing was enjoyed in the evening in the
pavilion.
The Miuneha will make tour of the upper
lake this afternoon. The Lake Park orchestra
will be on board and serenade the cottages
and hotels.
J. S. Kings, wife and son, Springfield, Ill :;
DR.. Charles W. Stevens, A. J. Dillon, St.
Louis, registered yesterday at the White
house.
Camp No. 4, Sons of Veterans, will give a
moonlight excursion tomorrow night on the
steamer Belle of Minnetonka.
A pleasant hop was given at the st. Louis
last night which was largely attended from
the neighboring cottages.
o. r. johnson of the Indianapolis News and
R. o. Hawkins of Indianapolis made tour
of the lake yesterday.
A Raymond excursion party returning
from the Rockies will arrive at the Lafayette
Saturday.
Charles Engle, Chicago; ]. c. Wilson and
wife, St. Louis, were at the Chapman house
yesterday.
Mrs John Farquahr and Miss Farquahr of
Indianapolis are summering at the Lake Park
hotel.
Quite a number from other hotels will at
tend the ball tonight at the Lafayette.
jackson Street NJ. E. church of st. Paul
picnic at Wayzata tomorrow.