St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
day school of St. Paul the 10th; the grocers

the 18th.
An informal dance was given last night at
| the Lake Park hotel. Music was furnished
by Hinchcliffe's orchestra and select order
of dances played. The ball broke up about
midnight. There were present about 800
people.
The Minneapolis Central colored cornet
band will give picnic at Lake Park on Mon
day July II. a program of amusements has
been arranged. Consisting of racing, dane
| ing, and club-running.
The genial Missourian, Ed Stark Of Louisi-
! ana, Mo-, is swinging around the circle at the
different hotels. For the present heis booked
at the Hotel Harrow, trying to ferret out a
mystery.
Children's day at the Lafayette yesterday
was u pleasant affair. The program was
under the charge of Monsieur Evans and was
of course carried out successfully.
uJohn C. Chandler, Mas. Maggie B. Chand-
Ter, Susie E. Chandler, Mrs. Riley Rarford of
Liberty, Mo-, arrived at the American house,
Excelsior, for the summer.
At the residence of Mr.. J. W. Pomery are
Miss Wilson, Mr.. E. Clark, St. Cloud; Miss
Mary Sperry, Syracuse, n. Y; and Louis and
| Fred Chute, Minneapolis.
| The bootblacks Of St. Paul and Minneapolis
were given picnic last Tuesday at Wayzata.
! There were about 400 of them and Mrs. S. L..
Farr had them III charge.
The usual Saturday evening hop was given
at the Lafayette last night. About 200 guests
were present and pleasant time was en-
joyed by the dancers.
Mrs. D. c. Carson of St. Louis, will arrive
tomorrow at Mr.. S. A. Overmeer's cottage,
where she will be guest for the summer.
Mrs. Ed Merrill is entertaining Mr.. Nelson
Merrill of New York, and Miss Hubbard of La
Crosse at her cottage on the upper lake.
Mrs. Sam Steuffer and daughters, Miss Sadie
and Rose and son Willie are at the White
house and will remsin until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Bum and children and
Mr.. John W. Trotter are at the Excelsior
house for the season.
Gen. Rosser and family are stopping at the
Lake Park for time. They will not occupy
their cottage.
Andrew Wiegland and J. 7. Johnson, of
Chicago, are summering at the Mound City,
upper lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Shelter and two children
Of Ottumwa, Ia, are at the White house for
! the season,
Mrs. L. F. Cameron and son Master Dwight
Cameron Of Chicago, are at the Stetson house,
Excelsior.
James Mitchell and A c. Gilbert of Kansas
City are spending a short vacation at the
Lafayette.
R. j. Chase and O. ]. Taylor of Sioux City,
Is., have arrived at the Lafayette for the
season.
I'M. A. Rosenblatt of Chicago, and ]. c.
Spriggs of St. Leuls are at the Chapman
house.
party of Raymond tourists did the lake
Park.
Miss Daisy Dulterden, Blanche Perry and
Belle Pillsbury were at Bartlett Place last
week.
J. H. Schultz and family and Mrs. E. G.
Bradley are recent arrivals at the Lake Park.
Mrs. DIR. Wenthall and child of ST. Louis
have arrived at the Lake Park for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Ackerson of Crystal
City, Mo-, are guests at the Hotel St. Louis.
Miss Jessie Caldwell of Rivers, Mich, has
been spending week at the Hotel Harrow.
ESlIarquard Forster son and daughter of st.
Louis at the White house. Excelsior.
Hon. J. G. Wait and wife of Sturgis, Mich,
are summering at the Excelsior house.
Judge Cool, of Austin, Tex, has arrived at
the Mound City house for the summer.
Mrs. Rose Robert of st. Louis has arrived
at the Excelsior house for the summer.
F. D. Caldwell and wife of Evansville, Ind,
are summering at the Hotel Lafayette.
d. c. Elliott of Logansport, Ind, has ar
rived at the Lake Park for the summer.
Miss Gilbert and Mrs. Henshaw of Chicago
visited Mrs. L. Christian last week.
j. c. Howarth Of San Augustine, Fla, is
summering at the American house.
William Penn Nixon, Esq, of the Chicago
Inter-Ocean is at the Lafayette.
Judge T. G. Fogg and family of St. Louis,
are at Shady Isle for the summer.
Miss Lille Mccullough of ST. Louis is at the
Bartlett Place hotel, upper lake.
Mrs. J. c. Thompson, of Sedala, Mo-, will
spend a month at the Lafayette.
Miss Sue Sidle arrived at the Side cottage
yesterday to spend the summer.
Ed Owens and his party of engineers are
at Pomroy cottage, upper lake.
II. 2. Robinson was guest Friday of W.
E. Haskell at Bree ZyPOint.
DR.. and Mrs. Wharton of St. Paul, are sum-
mering at the Lafayette
The blindfold race at Stetson's last night at
tracted large crowd.
c. S. Higgins of Omaha is the boss fishest
so far this season.
Mrs. S. NJ. Finch and son are at the Lake
Park hotel.
Miss Little, of st. Paul,wa at the Lafayette
last week.
sidwelrs band gave a concert yesterday at
Excelsior.
Ed Stevens and wife did the lake yester-
day.
j. c. Josylain was at Shady Isle yesterday.