St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15
AT MAHTO III Ed.
1t Has Been Unusually Lively Oh
Account of the ChauIauqua SEES

1t Has Been Unusually Lively on
Account of the Chautauqua Ses-
siOns.
At Mahtomedi the week has, Of course,
been the liveliest of the season. Besides
the large number of the campers on the
grounds the hotel has been literally packed
full, each room being made available for
several people. On Friday evening eight
gentlemen stopped there, and all the ac-
commodations they could get were a cot
and sheet apiece. In the morning they
came down stairs and begged to go to the
kitchen to warm themselves. Besides the
regular assembly exercises, the most inter-
esting feature of the week has been the
''ghostly parade" which took place on
Thursday evening. All the principal actors
in the weeks exercises dressed themselves
up in sheets and paraded the grounds, each
personating some character, and many Of
the leading speakers were thus made the
butt of joke. The parade gave little
concert in the pavilion and serenaded the
hotel guests, besides many Of the camps
1t was the one time of the assembly set
apart for fun, and all enjoyed it hugely.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Following are some of the St. Paul people
who have been at the hotel this week in at
tendance on the assembly: II. G. Mccarthy,
J. B. Start, J. c. Mann, Miss Nellie Mann
George Fl. Hazard, Miss Della c. Briggs, Mrs.
]. b. Farwell, Mrs. j. c. Burke, George B.
Woodward, Miss Jessie e. WHITEWATER, Mrs
Charles Il. W. rthsa, Ars. j. G. Mccall, Miss May
Zallnann, F. w. Allen, Miss G. L. Reeve, e.
@. Evans, Charles Prescott and wife, Mr. and
Mrs D. Burger, F. E. Pearsau. J. NJ. Smith.
DIR. w. L. Craddock. Mrs. j. Fl. Mailer w
R, Newport, Miss Ella S. Brown, Miss Carrie
F. Brown, H. e. Osgood, Mrs. H. P. Grant
Miss Belle Sualer, Johu P. Espes, Rev. Robert
Forbes, L. III. Jergins, H. NJ. Miller, Mrs. J.
w. Fairbanks, Miss Quitting, Miss c. johnson,
Miss johnson, j. FL. Mailer and wife, Mrs. ].
II. Murphy, Capt. E. T. Roal, wife and fam
fly, John Godkin, Mrs. M. A. Bradley, E. E.
McCrea, Miss Edna S. Roat.
Minneapolis people attending the assembly
who registered at the hotels were as follows
o. c. Gregg, G. L. Smith, F. O. Holman, Mrs.
c. w. Foss, Mrs. John Douglas E. j. C. Alter
A. S. Loonlis, John Douglas, Mary A. Eye,
David Tice, S. 4. Stockwell, G.. II. Whit
man, s. w. Williams, Mrs. Williams
and Miss Williams, Mrs. S. J.
Lewis, Miss Fl. A. Lewis, A. E. Loring, Mrs.
G. H. Emmons, Mrs. P. L. Hatch, Mrs, L. E.
Ward, Miss Mary Day, Stiles Raymond, W. ].
Warren, Henry 81. Avery, Mrs. 81. N. Avery.
Mrs. Adds Morrill,, Miss Paine, 6. L. Morrill,.
Wiley Lindolph and wife, A. Ds Cotton and
wife, Miss Laura B. Dexter, Zue McClary. G.
L. Smith and wife.
The following Saltwater people were at the
hotel during the week: N. ". Jordan. Nj.
Smith, H. Grant, w. Mackey, George Schultz
niger, j. n. Carroll, Master D. Lynn Carroll.
J. H. Carroll, Jr. and o. W. Carroll and Miss
Donaldson Carroll, Miss Grace jerks, Miss
Jennie A. Smedley, Miss frankie @. Davis,
Will Willin, Ella McKusick, Charles W,
Merry, A. M. Kiehle, N. L. Foster and wife.
Frank A. Stewart, Mrs. Jennie R. Stewart.
T@1 rr..%
Thompson, who compose the Stewart Grand
Concert company of Wisconsin, have been
spending the week at the hotel and furnish
ing music for the assembly.
Nathaniel McCoelty, Prof. L. c. Jobonnot,
O. j. Grefeth, Miss q. N. Grefeth, Miss