St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
Thomas Doran and lady, Walter Draper and
lady, ]. E. Rose and family.

Revant. f. s. Euhl, Mrs. NJ Carrier, NJ. L.
Merrill. Z. g. Beck, Mrs. Annie A. Bryant,
Mrs. Dora NJ Bryant, A. Fl. Miller, Mrs. Lot
tie Beck John J. Kenna and Eli Reid, ST.
Paul; E. n. Fairchid, Minneapolis.
Arrivals for the season at the Chateaugay:
| H. Canning, Augusta, Ca; NJ. Simon Mil
waukee; Mrs. Y Epstein and family, New
York city; Mrs. j. Bradford and daughter,
Minneapolis; William Forristal, Milwaukee;
| @. S. Weeks. Brooklyn; George n. Eirkner,
New York; Robert L. Harris and daughter,
! New York; Miss Lizzie O'Mara, Chicago; Mrs
c. II. Norton, MarshaIitown, Ia; George H.
Dickinson, Chicago.
St. Paul people ct the Williams house
during the week are: Herman Hillmau, ]. F.
! George and mother, NJ. V. Richards and wife,
| Charles Waterman, John E. Marshall, Miss
Sue MetZdorf E. P. Merau, A. Bishop, Miss
| Wordsworth, +. S. Berry, W. A. Nicolay W.
]. Mumane, w. IL. Coleman, Il. L. Weston,
| Joseph Mickey and family, Miss German, G.
e. Robertson. FL. NJ. Knoble and Miss Bessie
Leveridge.
On the Williams house register the follow
ing names appear during the week: Charles
! II. Weekes. Brooklyn, \. Y: Jesse Dewsnap,
Chicago; Miss Carrie F. Dietz, Iowa City;
Jeanette M. Huberg, La Crosse, Wis: Fl.
Denim and wife, ST. Cloud; E. a. Doty and
Miss Mary Doty. Detroit; A. d. Harrison,
Iowa; R. E. Brown, Chippewa Falls; j. f.
Cochrane. Milwaukee.
Some of the St Paul people registered dur
ing the week at the Chateaugay were the fol-
! lowing: Archy McCloud, A Herschman, f.
| II. Ried H. Il. Curtis and wife, Louis Mari,
| Henry McLachlan, NJ H. williamson, VIM.
Haas and family, G. J. Hendy, P. N. Tracey,
7. w. Shea, I. B. Pierson, Miss Bee Taylor,
A. A. Hopkins.
The concert and hop at the Chateaugay last
evening drew very large attendance. The
! concert was under the direction of Prof.
| Henry McLachlan, and a very pleasing pro-
gram was rendered by Messrs. McLachlan,
NJ. L. Gould, W. A. Shaw, J. Hemlien as
quartet, with Miss Mae Murphy, pianist, and
Fred Will, violnist.
The following people are guests at the Law
ton Cottage, Mahtomedi: Albert Berry, Mr.
| Cogswell, J. 81. Lawton and family, Miss Ada
| Sherman, Miss A. Woodbury., Miss May
Chamberin, Miss Somers the Misses Wilson,
Miss Angie Corell, c. B. Lawton, Albert Bross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell, Mr.. G.. BartelS and Miss
Louisa Sinons.
The lawn dolls party by the young misses
at the Williams was grand success, over
twenty-five dolls Of all ages and sizes taking
part, with refreshments on the green.
Mamie and Bessie Norton, Matte Boird,
| Flora Grisilman, Sadie o Brien. Lulu Flagg,
and others taking part with the families of
dolls.
Mrs. Pascal Smith. Carrie A. Holbrook of
| st. Paul, and Mr.. Simpson and wife of Bur-
| lington, Ia, were guests of Misses GhOusl
and Kelley at Hotel bIatomedi. After dinner
|
turn to st. Paul. Misses Ghoust and Kelley
start for their home in Burlington this even
| ing.
A raspberry festival, for the benefit Of the
! Church OF St. John in the Wilderness, will be
given Tuesday evening on Leip's grounds.
| After the lawn festival there will be prom
enade concert and dance, the dining hall be-
| ing thrown open for the dancers. The full
| First Regiment band will furnish music
4 party OF young people comprising Miss
Belle klttson, Miss Mary Kittson, Miss Nellie
Power Nettie Riley, Miss Maggie Riley, DR..
Jacobs, j. B. McDeggart, L. P Richardson
| all OF St.Paul, went from White Bear to Hotel
Mahtomedi for an afternoon, on Monday.
| The Matoska club military party given at
| De!lwoOd in honor Of the regiment was great
J success, there being large number OF the
military boys in attendance as well as ladies'
| and gentlemen from the city and around the
| lake.
William 0rthwein and Mr. Semp. with thei r
| families, went Cn ashug excursion Fri day.
under charge OF Capt Vich Richards in his
| two large yachts. The result was a string
twenty feet long of bass and croppies.
J. W. Riser and wife, Mr.. Wyman and
wife, Mr.. Huson. Miss Hoffman, j. Stark
| sailed over to White Bear on the ca tama ran
| Tuesday night TO witness the dress parade
| at the encanpnent grounds.
Leonard Leigh and family, E. F. PIERCED. A.
| Elkins j. NJ. Christy, r. G. Fairbanks, Mrs
W ikildui I1uSlSISf ana lalnIly, w. Is. heyS6r,
Alexander Sternberg and family, Otto Holz
and family.
The Lawton party comprising c. B. Lawton
| Miss d. E. Wilson, A. j. Bross and Miss
Chamberlin, f. W. Wilson and Mrs SINNERS
| OF West st. Paul, were at the Mahtomedi for
| day.
A party OF young ladies, Miss Nj. s. Robert
| son, Geneva j. Denkirs, Pearl Hanks, and
| Eva NJ. Foster, were at Mahtomedi from Still
| water Friday afternoon.
a military hop at Lep's last evening was
very largely attended, the First Regiment
band furnishing the music. A good many
! soldiers were in ate ndance.
Mrs. S. II. Mcconnell, Mrs s. R. Tracey.
Mrs. Ghoust, Mrs. Kelley. of Burlington,
Iowa, have been stopping ut the Hotel Mahto-
medi the past week.
Cadet First Lieutenant J. NICE. Ames and
| Private Hand of Shsttuck school, Faribault
| were among the spectators at the Darade
| grounds Saturday.
Mesdames Campbell, Allen and BarweIl
made very pleasant fishing party for the
! Williams house Friday. From the story
they know how.
Minneapolis people at the Williams house
people last week were: A. G. j. Ogden, Miss
| Ellen Robertson, X. II. Pratt, E. S. Pratt r.
| l.. Mathews.
a. n. Rosenegh and family, Misses Bertha
and Hattie Sternberg and Mrs Schoffner are
among the recent additions to Leip's SEASON
| boarders.
The croquet tournament for the CHAMPION
| snip by the children at the Williams was won
by Sadie O'Brien, she winning six straight
| games.
The st. Paul and Oshkosh base ball teams
will play league game in Leips' grounds
this AFTERNOON, game to be called at $3.50
| o'clock.
w. 6. Farrar and wife, who are at the Will
| Jams house, are catching large strings of
] DicEereI aor1v
| hours.
Mrs. r. K. Tabor and family, Mrs. John Nc
Even and family and Miss Annie Stewart, all
of Lawrence, Kan, are at Leips' for the sea-
son.
Frank H. Allen, Miss Carrie Rivers, George
j. kuster, Miss J. c. Alcott of st. Paulspent
their Fourth at the Hotel Mahtomedi
Mrs. Osborn Of St. Paul and Mrs Brown
and daughter of Chicago spent day at Mrs
Brewster's cottage during the week.
Mrs. S. II. Dyer and daughter and Miss Jes-
sic Dyer Of Chicago. have taken rooms at
| hotel Mahtomedi for the summer
The Chateaugay. Notwithstanding the re-
cent addition Of twenty rooms is full to over
| flowing and has been all the week.
By invitations Of I. J. Lawton, the people
at the Hotel Mahtomedi enjoyed q delightful
moonlight ride on the Catamarau.
| ga party consisting of Col. H. P. Rugg. S.
Lu Davis, W. S. Timberla Ike and E. 7. Smart
were at the Chateaugay last week.
Mrs. K. S. Matthews and RS. Matthews, Jr.,
of Molden, Mass. have been guests at the
Williams house during the week.
Miss Hattie Van Bergen of Hudson, Wis,
spent d few days the guest Of Miss Blanche
Smith at the Brewster cottage.
Lester Singer, of Minneapolis. Mrs. E. A
Chriest of ST. Paul. were at the Hotel Mahto.
medi Sunday and Monday.
Will Brunson's wife and sister of Saltwater
are at the Chateaugay while he serves as cor
poral at the encampment.
Mrs Nellie Reed Of Saltwater and Miss
Fanny Pitcher of Mankato spent Sunday at
Mrs. Brewsters cottage,
DIR. D. IL. Murphy, wife, two daughters and
aeice have engaged rooms at the Lake Side
cottage for two months.
Fred Ghaston and Ed Dyre have put I'D
heir tent for the summer at Mahtomedi They