St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-22
Midgets Mingle in the Mazes
Of the Dance at Even
tide.
Pleasure Parties Who Take
Advantage Of the Moons
Bright Beams.
Accommodations at All the
Hotels Are Put to a Severe
Test.

HISb culiuIeuS parry vi GllS SuihinOI
took place at the Cottage Park hotel and
was participated in by nearly all the
young people at the lake. There were
many good dancers among them, and
the various numbers, especially the in
tricate figures in the lancers, were
danced in way that would do credit TO
their older brothers and sisters.
Saturday nights festival given by st.
Johns Episcopal church of White Bear
was success. and the proceeds of the
entertainment, in connection with the
moneys taken in at the regular Satur-
day evening hop, will go towards swell
ing the Golfers of the church. The La
dies ordinary at Leip's was tastefully
decorated with evergreens and the
usual paraDhernalia peculiar to church
festivals. The postoffice and Rebecca's
well did thriving business. The influx
of visitors during the past week was
enormous and among those registered
AT THE WILLIAMS HOUSE WE'RE:
Clyde Miller, w. II. Blink, w. b. Lay
ton, Miss Tillie Young, ID. F. Mccarthy,
c. A. Mccarthy, E. Hallen, Will Q.
Mooney, l. n. Marsh and wife, John
Way, Mrs. Spear. Miss E. Burt, Mrs.
Wellington, Charles Stees, George ii.
Finn, Miss Mamie Mahon, Miss Bessie
Mahon, Miss Ressie Cornish, }. Il.
C.. Haskell and lady, Dir. E. L. Wood.
Miss Carrie Sheire, VI. S. Cox, P. J. w.
Horr, j. II. Murphy, Mrs. Sam Judd,
Mrs. }. B. Boyden. Mrs. DR.. Donald,
Miss d. Donald, Miss l.. Judd. Mrs.
t. G. Clifford, A. L. Larpenteur,
Mrs. A. l.. Larpenteur, Nina
Larpenteur. Paul Larpenteur and
S. Vankuren, all of st. Paul;
f. W. Lucas, Chicago; w. J. Merideth,
Troy; +. NJ. Tracy. Kansas City; J. B.
Agen, Usage; S. f. Segner and wife, j.
G. Power and wife, q. w. Power, e.
W. Power, G. w. Elliott, Rev. G. FL.
Hooking, all of Burlington, To-; Grace
B. Whitiedge. indianapolis; Miss Jessie
Shannon, Miss B. II. Thompson, Miss
F. &. Crawford, Dubuque; d. F. Logan,
independence, Ia; A. j. Mcintosh,
Philadelphia; w. H. Moore, wife and
Borle, New Richmond, Wis; Charles
d. Boyle, Chicago; Miss Blanch Sellers,
Chicago; E. r. Grady, Springfield, o.;
James c. Finn, PHILADELPHIA: l. W.
Jenkins and wife, Burlington; F. P.
Liddau, Minneapolis; G. l.. carpenter
and family, Minneapolis; Clay Mac
Cauley, Minneapolis; Miss Maria Dun
can, Quincy, ILL.,; Miss Alice Stobie.
Miss Ida Marks, IL. Dolls and MI. and
Mrs. l. NJ. Dolan, st. Louis.
LEIP HOUSE.
Charles n. Bell, Mrs. J. Ceamer, DR..
H. Stewart, DR.. II. E. Holmes. A. NJ.
White, A. ii. Warren. II. w. Davis, h.
Smith, Joseph r. Wilder, Jr., A. j..
Wampler, A. Diskel and wife. A. Ger
vaise, S. Michaud, I. Shafer, Julius
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q. De Celle. Fred Dell, F. G. Brady, g..
V. Beat, A. P. Richards and wife, H..
Kollmorgan, w. R. Morris, L. P. Pease
and wife, Miss F. B. Farokner,
n. l.. Williams and wife, Mrs. NJ. b.
Wood, Gen. T. Davis, all of ST. Paul;
Philip Stock and family, Mrs. Nellie
Busch Weber and family, Miss Anna
Busch, Miss Clara Busch, William Fehl,
Mrs. j. Contain and child, Miss Viola
Rosenblatt, Miss Birdie Rosenblatt,
Miss Flora Rosenblatt, Miss III. Blum
enthal. John KlsSner, all of st. Louis !;
f. p. Siddall, Minneapolis; A. II. War
rem and Miss Nellie M. Bracket, ST..
Paul.
AT THE CHATEAUGAY.
s GSa N a. Be- H Eshns E. W. Gibbons F. p
Minneapolis; A. Michaud, Duluth; w.
B. Banks, West Superior, Wis; NJ. b.
Roberts, New York; Grace McKinSley,
Miss Van Horn, Faribault: Tom Will
Jams, Eau Claire; G. B. Keplinger, j.
S. Stoddard and wife, Chicago; Miss
Cora G. Peterson, KeOkuk, 10. : j. w.
Gale and wife, COnnendagO, n. j.; w.
F. Hunnett, Huntsville, Mo-; Miss
Maud Hunnett, st. Louis. Mo-; E. a.
Pope, ii. Physick, st. Louis; Joe Wag-
IDl n
ington; l.. B. Ridenour, Kansas City;
Mis-. c. B. Perry, Miss E. Brown, W. 4.
Greenfield, George J. Grant and family,
John Harrigan, L. Ii. Girger, w. NJ.
Jackson, Charles d. Roberts, A. E..
Craze, j. c. Pond and wife, H. C. Mott,
C. A. Mccarthy, d. f. Mccarthy, J. E.
Holland, George Boeckh, A. &. Esk-
lund, j. Moland, 7. CedarbIom, j.
Johnson, E.A. Sherman, A. Henderson,
C. b. Perry, N. Lighter. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Stevenson, Jennie II. Baker, NJ.
V. Bremen, John E. Mcclure, w. c..
Hubbell, John t. Shurrick and wife, E.
Pahris and wife, A. p. Mari and wife,
A. o. Wilson, l.. II. Elepander, Hiram
Cahon, B. Russler and wife. Mrs. Brun-
lage. Samuel Ellis. S. w. Rice, Emma
Joseph Heep. 7. A. Smith and Charles
Sherman, all of st. Paul.
There was a race last week between
DR.. Welch's boat the Fortuna and one
of Leip's boats, sailed by Vic Richards
and manned by the guests of the hotel.
A breeze was blowing at the start, but
Just before crossing the line the For
tuna shook out her reef, and in so doing,
tore the main sail: this caused delay of
half an hour or SO, and when another
effort was made, the wind was rapidly
dying out. The course was from off
Cottage Park round a buoy near Mahto-
medi and back to starting point. The
Fortuna was an easy winner. but the
wind being so light, deprived the race
of its interess to spectators.
Mr.. Elmer, who has a cottage at Dell
wood, has added his canoe to the lake
fleet She is a seaworthy little craft
and may be seen out in all kinds of
weather. 1t is a pity that the canoe club
| tC which Mr.. Elmer belongs cannot be
| induced to visit White Bear lake and
spend few days cruising on its waters.
| The members of the club are we'll
known citizens of st. Paul and enthusi-
astic on the subject of canoeing.
Nj. M. Wheeler, of the Omaha road,
| spent Thursday night at Chateaugay.
| He is well known from st. Paul to the
| Pacific coast, and the most INSCRIPTIONS
story teller is Silent In MS presence, as
he can always go man one better. Mr..
Wheeler caught 12-pound pickerel
| Thursday evening.
| The following guests are stopping al
Mrs. brakes Lakeside cottage: T. T.
Smith and family, l.. D. Petre and wife,
| n. P. Langford and wife, and NJ. NJ
Singleton, of ST. Paul; Sidney Clarke,
| Park River, Dak.; Mrs. A. Cunning.
| ham, st. Paul; Mrs. r. B. Porter, Bos-
| ton, Mass; Thomas Nolan, Alton, ILL.,.
Mrs. Nolan, Alton, ILL.,; Mrs. Houghton,
Alton, ILL.,; Sarah Houghton, Alton, Ill
R.. J. Reed and wife, st. Paul. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Sprott al