St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-25

their annual excursion at WayZata Yesterday,
the picnic being in the Arlington house and
the grove surrounding. About 1,500 people
were present and the day was pleasantly
spent in approved picnic style. Owing to
the extreme heat the games were curtailed,
but foot race, tug of war and running race
were given, after which a ride was taken on
the Belle through the lower and upper lakes.
Inc excursionists left by special about
O'Clock.
There were registered at the Excelsior
house: Mrs. 81. l.. Garfield, Mrs. L. B. Con-
verse l.. N.Patterson, Josey Pfaeuder, Anne
liza Pfaender, Minneapolis; Mrs. E. NJ. Taylor,
Mrs. j. w. Merrill. H. Merrill, Kansas City;
T. Murphy, Chicago.
Arrangements are being made by s. NJ.
Crawford of the st. Louis for three boat races
at the St. Louis hotel, Aug. Z. William Deyo,
| William Corbut, Neil Denuee and II. P. Lest
have entered. Three prizes will be offered
| for each race.
| Mr.. and Mrs p D. Warner have had as
| guests at their cottage during the week Mr..
E. R. Holbrook, Miss Nellie Holbrook J. A.
Stewart, Miss Gore of Boston and Mr.. Wer-
| delstadt Of st. Paul.
Gen. Nettleton has entertained Mr.. and
! Mrs. Peters of Columbus and President and
| Mrs. ]. H. Fairchild of Oberlin, O., at Buck
| eye lodge the past week.
hiss Mamie aHa Oracle Bracket of Sherman
street, returned yesterday from a visit to
a.
Point, Minnetonka.
The Northern Pacific Base Ball club of St.
| Paul played the walters of the Lafayette,
! the score standing 10 to in favor of the
| latter.
Miss Huggin of Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gamble of Cincinnati have been guests dur
ing the week Of Mrs. w. NJ. Tenney.
Mrs N. R. Thompson entertained W. A.
Edwards, Miss Mamie Wiggins Will Jordan Of
| Minneapolis at Fairview last week.
A. B. Skinner and wife of St. Louis H. G.
Hess of Chicago and w. V. Gearls of Chicago
are at the American house.
Collins, who is to fight Tommy Warren the
coming week, has been training at the Chap
man house, upper lake.
! a. B. Allen, who has been the clerk of the
American house, has accepted position in
| the elevator at Wilmar.
President Hayes and wife and Mrs. Thomas
Hendricks were distinguished people at the
lake during the week.
The balls at the Lafayette and Lake Park
! hotels were well attended last night, notwith-
standing the heat.
| Miss Louise Forman and Mr.. W. K. Smith of
| Chicago spent few days at the cottage of
E. NJ. Higgins.
J. w. Thomas and wife and G. A. Patterson
of Chicago are at the White house for the
| summer. .sfst
State Treasurer Charles Kittelson took a
Miss Florence Shurry was guest of Miss
Mary Cushman at Excelsior last week.
The Lafayette and Lake Park boys will
cross bats at Lake Park, Monday.
DR.. Hutchings and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Miner Ball during the week.
Miss Blanch Ferry is a guest of Charles
Robinson at Huntington Point.
| Fred H. French will occupy his new cottage
| at Huntington Point soon.
James Day of the Minneapolis has resigned
| from his position as clerk.
| Nile. Aufrese is billed for a concert at the
Lafayette next Friday.
The Bonytons, Frank, Guy and Howard, are
camping on Big island.
Miss Mamie Morse is a guest of Mrs. George
Morle at Island Park.
a sacred concert will be given tonight at
| the Lafayette.
Mrs. ]. Clark Taylor spent Friday at Hunt
| ington Point.
Miss Maud Hammer of Chicago is a guest at
the Stetsop.
J. H. Stern and wife of St. Paul are at the
Lafayette.
A dance was given at Gates pavilion last
| night.
Miss Stohl of Minneapolis is visiting A B.
Taylor.
The next yacht regatta will be sailed the
2Sth.