St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-15

Are EnIivened and Decorated
With Numerous Stylish
Summer Cottages.
Floral Beauties Appear in
Aid Of a Lakeside
Church.
Visitors From All Parts of the
World Crowd the
Hotels.
Base Ball, Boating and Moon.
light Strolls the Prom
inent Features.

So many cottages have been built at
DellWood this season that the residents
now form little colony by themselves,
| sharing their pleasures in common.
Messrs. Ingersoll, Ordway, Elmer, Cole
man and Tarbox, and Mrs. Hewitt are
nelghbofs, and have handsome cottages.
MIR. Coleman's is original in design and
has several novel features in the ar
rangement OF the interior, the stairway
being particularly out of the common
ORDER IN its style of construction.
MI. lngerSoll lives in log cabin and
is the soul of hospitality He even
hangs dried beef outside his door lest
| stray caller should not find him in, and
so go away hungry.
AT THE WILLIAMS HOUSE.
v. j. Rothsehild and wife, o. W.
ply. A. B. Wilgus and wife, i. E.
| Black, George II. Finn, Mrs. Griswold,
Miss Griswold, 81. Brandenburg. Oracle
Brandenburg, Marie Murray, F.
II. Cleveland, Frank Robinson,
Clara Morris, Charles Morrison,
u. Uplinger, l. Ryan and wife,
|: B. Brimhall, Nellie Mabon, g. w.
Green and lady, j. l.. Hertz and wife,
Lottie Beck, Lizzie Reid and Louella
Beck, all of ST. Paul; j. A. Mcdonald,
Il. SWeetZer, Dr.. E. l.. Wood, p. Riley
and family, o. G. Humphrey, Mrs. j. E.
Haycock, L. D: Larpenter and fam
lily, y. M. Miller and family. Mrs.
II. B.. Schenck, Miss Flora Boyden,
L. Z. Collins, Saltwater; j. G.. Pins,
Philadelphia; G. n. Bishop, Chicago;
| Miss Carver, Dubuque: Mrs. NJ. K.
| Newton, Miss E. Newton, Fort Worth,
| Tex; Miss NJ. A. Dillon, Omaha; Mrs.
Dr.. Cloud, New York; Louis HOSpes,
| Shelf Staples, Saltwater; Seth ID. Cuny,
Hope, OAK; A. F. Naff, Duluth; +.
Worcester, Chicago; P. III. Gibbons, G.
! 4. Lemerich, l.. b. Levison, L. Cohen
and Ida Levison, all of Minneapolis.
AT LEIP's.
w. Kilmorgan, W. NJ. Salvador, II. E,
Whaley, Miss Mamie Whaley, Miss
Grace Whaley, Miss Allie Armstrong,
! w. B. JordOn and son, j. F. Starkey,
Miss Bertha Crosman, G. Porterfeld,
Joseph r. Weiae, Jr., A. J. Wampler,
l.. G. Rogers, Miss Ollberg. G. j. Mon
fort, W. j. Konantz, w. M.Buckman, r.
I. Edwards, I. Shafer, John Saunders,
G. w. Cook and lady, Gregory Bolt,
Mrs. Ann Bolt, w. K. Moies, MIR. and
Mrs. w. j. Maitland and Miss Maitland,
st. Paul: E. q. Hunt and wife and Miss
Hunt, Minneapolis; Mrs. Cook and Mrs.
L. Giberton, Montreal; r. A. Overpeck,
Fargo, Oak; S. AdelsdOrfer, Cincin-
natl, o.; d. Burmelster, f. j. Manton,
Henry Pollvogt, Jr., and John WiIlmar,
| st. Louis; James F. MaculIom and John
Sanders. Des Moines: L. S. Pear
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cheever, Boston;
f. S. Hartman and wife, Mrs. S. nj.
Cabanne, Mrs. George w. Walsh and
| children, George Walsh, of st. Paul;
| F. W. Balthasar, Philip Stock and two
| sons and John Whitman, st. Louis, Mo-:
w. Cole and wife, Minneapolis; F. S.
Hartman and wife, St. Paul; William
| Tyson. Philadelphia, Pa; w. r. Moles,
| st. Paul
AT THE CHATEAUGAY.
Mrs. William Foulker. Miss Anna
Brownell, Miss j. r. FouIker, Miss
Stella Louis, Miss S. BrowneIl, John W.
Pfeiffer, John G. Bassidy, j. j. Meyer,
George B. Evans, F. Ii. Boynton. John
E. Mcclure, G. w. Bahler and lady, f.
Whittier and lady, w. A. Greenfield, HI.
L. Walls and ladies, j. j. Kenna. II. B.
Browning, j. S. Shearn, w. j. Rodgers,
c. W. Fancette, Mrs. George Ii. Grant,
Mrs. j. w. Nash, d. b. Churchill and
Miss Laura Grant. all of st. Paul;
E. A. Brinkerhoff, Jr., w. Smith, Eng
lewood, n. j.; L. E. Lawler, Eau
SletllC LII. II. UOllllo, w GOl, u. u,
ID. j. Sullivan, E. w. Stetson, C. B.
Graham, Minneapolis: Jennie A. Ames,
Winona; Miss Minnie Stone, Beloit,
Wis; Wallace Leathers, w. A.
Vaughan and NJ. III. Douglas, Indian
apolis; Mrs, j. l.. ROLAND, Miss A. J.
ROLAND, Quincy, H.; w. B. Nichols,
Duluth: j. l.. Woody, Toledo, O.: F. B.
Miller, New York; Edmund G. Davis,
Springfield, Mass; G. III. Arnold and
wife, st. Louis, Mo.
Thursday evening Roots cantata of
the Flower Queen" or the Coronation
of the Rose" was given at the Manitou
club house by the young ladies of the
Presbyterian church, and it was very
aceeptably rendered. the flowers being
as follows:
Recluse. ........... wv. Clark. Minneapolis
Rose. Miss Til1ie Kuvillion
Crocus.... ...... ....-......M Miss Lille Green
Sun Flower. Miss Mary Bourquin
Dahl1a. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Ida Gundlach
Heliotrope. Miss Bertha Weigand
Mlgnonette. MISS Jose right
Lily. Miss Pearl Briyeau
TouchMeNots a5a Misses GFafs Edha haGiItSp G1tSp
Dandel1on. Miss Eta Long
JapOn1ca. .......... MISS BOurQu1n
Violet ............... Miss Henrietta Hopkins
HollyhocK....-. -............ MISS Brlveau
PoppleS :. Sem1-ChoruS
dull 80. ...... Miss nopklHS
HGaLlGr Bel1S. Semi chorus