St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
Personal Gossin.


written on my death bed.
Personal Gossip.
The arrivals at the Hotel Lafayette for the
week were: NJ, Freidheim, Minneapolis; c.
III. Marshall, wife and child, Chicago; Frank
b. Van Valkenburgh, Milwaukee; Tristram
Coffin, PoughkeepSie, N. Y; Miss Ger trude
Doolittle, Lake City, Mimi; Miss Aroline
Amett, Warren, Pa; T. A. Fisher, wife and
daughter, Minneapolis; Chas. S. Parr and
Miss Grace B. Parr, Boston; ]. McDermott,
Chicago; Mrs. T.. Charher, New York;
Charles b. Howell and Miss Belle S.
Howell, Philadelphia; L. Carter and wife,
Omaha; ]. D. Semple, G. NJ. McLain, wife and
son, and John E. McLain. ST. Paul; Chas.
Gale, Miss Gale, Miss Kfngsbury and B. H.
Watson, Milwaukee; S. S. Nicotine, Ragusa,
Austria; Mrs. R. Hunter, Miss Hunter, Mis-
ses Alice and Gusie Hunter, Chicago, and
F. W. Hunter, St. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Brownell, Cincinnati: Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Whitman, st. Louis, Mo-; M. P French. ]. c.
Rowell, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Evans,
Misses Maud and Nellie Evans, Willie
Evans, Kansas City; I. N. Bassett, Aledo,
Mrs. John d. Fowler, Mitchell, OAK; Miss
Mary F. Sturgis, Wisconsin,; Miss Annie
Berry, New York; A. L. Leonard, New
Haven; A. Mansel, st. Paul; A. T. Tenden
and Valentine Schot, Chicago; A. A. Fistee,
Chicago; Wilmot johnson, Jr., Morristown,
n. j.; Fl. W. Merrell, st. Paul; Daniel Has
keli, Wheeling, W. Va; Lord Arthur Pelham
Beresford, Calcutta, India; R. NJ. Briscoe and
sister, Ottumwa; WEBSTER Lyman, J. N. Cook
and wife, Minneapolis: Mrs. Smith Vebert-
son, Eau Claire; Mrs. F. A. Doolittle,
Chicago; Miss Mitchell. California: Judge o.
z. Sherris, Dubuque, Ia. t,i-
The Cincinnati club spent Tuesday at the
lake. The party went over the Minneapolis
q st. Louis railroad to Salsbery's point and
took the Rosander for tour of the lake.
Dinner was had at Chapman's, and dancing in
the parlors and games on the beach. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Reno,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Clover Mr.. and Mrs w
NJ. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Warden, Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Handy, Rev. and Mrs. Dudley Rose. Mrs
Akron, Miss Akron, Misses Lewis, Reoo
Clerihew, Taylor, Messrs. Molyneaux, Lewis,
Oliver. Tobin, Chase and Shipman.
One of the grand features Of the season
will be the display of fireworks at Mime.
tonka beach tomorrow night. There will be
yachts and all sorts of water craft in the rep
resent4ion OF the bombardment of Fort
Sumpter. Large set pieces are being made
to represent the battle and the management
promises something very unique.
The City of ST. Louis will run on the Fourth
of July, starting from Excelsior, and make a
tour of the lake. She will be under the
charge of Tom Cantwell, the present clerk OF
the Belle.
George E. Dewy and wife, G. A. Woods and
wife OF Chicago and DR.. Bgney, wife and
daughter of Chicago, spent Friday at the
Chapman house.
Mr.. Theodore Stockton and sister of ST.
Louis, accompanied by Mrs. Perry of that
city, have arrived at the Excelsior house for
the season.
Company B and twenty-five yachts will par
ticlpate in the sham battle and pyrotechnic
dlSnl9V TO fbo
The Lake Park opened Thursday and its
register shows great many guests. Hunch-
clIhe'S orchestra furnishes the music.
Signor Janotta and Col. Pigott entertained
Mr.. j. Il. Davis and Mr.. D. w. Clifton of Gin
clnnat Thursday at the Lafayette.
Signor Janotta possesses very handsome
steed which he exercises at the Lafayette.
The signor is quite horseman.
The second yacht regatta will take place to-
morrow at IL o'clock, the start being made
from Stetson's wharf.
Col. Trueman gave an excursion to the citi-
ZenS of Excelsior Tuesday, the trip being
made on the Belle.
George B. Coon and family and Robert Nc
Clintock of KansasCity will spend three weeks
at the Excelsior.
Signor Nicotine of Rgausa, Austria, is q
guest for the season at the Hotel Lafayette.
D. B. Gamble, wife and two children of Gin.
IL
The annual picnic of the Second Congre.
gational church took place last Wednesday.
Tri-daily concerts are now given at the
hotel by the respective orchestras.
MI. and Mrs. John Keely of Cincinnati are
stopping at the White house.
Lord Arthur Beresford was a guest at the
Lafayette last Thursday
AT Gates Excelsior, dancing and fireworks
made out the program.
Mrs. Tucker of Chicago is at the Excelsior
house for the season.
Regular dinners will be served on the Belle
commencing Monday.
dance was given at the Lake Park pavil
ion last night.
The upper lake hotels are rapidly filing
with guests.
The first ball at the Lake park will occur
July 10.
Excelsior is to have base ball ground.