St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-19
Will Continue Until About the
Middle OF Next
Month.
Excellent Fishing and Big
Strings Among the Attrac-
tions for Anglers.
Progressive Euehre and Dane
ing Parties Continue the
Fashionable Craze.
Girls Who Chew Gum Say 1t
Always Quenehes Their
Thirst.

Leip's Hotel-N. j. Benson and fam
fly. Omaha, Neb.; ]. A. Holmes and
ena Holmes, E. Lungstras and family,
Jacob Pickel and wife and William
Homann and wife, st. Louis, Mo-; A.
P. Starr and family, Tama, To-: Mrs.
j. E. Connor and child. ST. Paul,
and Miss Dora Fry, Minneapolis; ];
G. Bristow, Miss Rowck, George A.
Sherman, A. NJ. White, F. W. Roggen-
bau, George NJ. Curtis, A. c. Merrill,
Jr., ii. A. Hageman. Harvey A. Hage-
man. Miss Eta c. Hageman, e. P. Nc
Cullough, c. J. Robertson and lady, A.
D. Jackson, Miss Ida Kenney, H.
Gayls, Miss Osborn, }. w. Herrick,
Miss Carroll, Miss Annie Hieberg, L.
Rank and family, l.. Herman. W. W.
c. W. French and wife, Miss Ethel
French and Charles French, Saltwater,
Minn.: a. c. Dunn. Winnebago City;
c. P. Malone, Miss Daisy Malone and
Mrs. S. W. Davis, Lake Providence,
La. and NJ. E. FELTON,, Minneapolis.
At the Chateaugay-MiSS Nellie NJ.
Keogh, Eva N. Carroll, Nellie NJ. Car
roll, Eva NJ. Keogh, Bessie B. Lytle, j.
B. TarboX and wife, Miss Jennie Moore,
Francis NJ. Wheeler, Frank C. Kav-
anagh, W. d. Green and wife, d. E..
Foley. Miss May Foley. Miss Lille
Rogers, Frank Rogers, Louis Nash. l..
Caddie Wiley. w. H. Crarv and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rogers, Miss III. Davis,
Henry Johns, John j. Kenna, w. d.
Green, HI. A. Stone. Miss NJ. Morris.
DR.. A. T. Paine, j. w. Coyle, Mrs. ID.
II. Watson, II. III. Hillman, p. ii.
Rasche. Mrs. II. G. Smith, j.
T. Johnson and wife and Grace
johnson, all of st. Paul;
W. c. Hubbell, New York; J. B. Sharp,
Chicago; l.. B. Morrison, Chicago: w.
G.. Potts, W. j. Connolly, Rockdale; a;
Robert McElrath, Mendoza; E. o..
Jackson, G. II. Thompson. L. NJ. Catlin,
St.CroiX Falls Mrs. Dr.. Climb, New York :;
CD Blanchard, Omaha John f. Lindlay,
Michigan City: Mrs. J. I. Byrnes, Min
neapOlis: John Dishow, Oshkosh; G. E..
Purdy, Minneapolis; Miss Eva Haas,
Miss Clara Haas, Rock Island; II. Dunn,
Philadelphia; Charles S. Taylor. Indian
apoliS; Mrs. James CasSell and Mrs. S..
ID. Mathews. Boston.
Guests at the Williams-Minnie Bran
der. Minneapolis; Charles McChesney,
Chicago: James McChesney, Chicago; !;
E. K. Fairchild, Minneapolis; James
Sloan, Syracuse; Mrs. ID. Cover, Still
water; II. Cover, Saltwater; Mrs. s.
McFurson, San Jose, CAL; George III.
Smith. Knoxville, Tenn; Mrs. A.
r: Morrill,, Knoxville, Tenn; C.. ].
Rae, Council Bluffs; Hattie Mann,
Mrs. II. Mann, Francis Mann,
Milwaukee; Mrs. III. G. Fogle, Still
water; j; W. Underhill and family,
Canton, o.: e. E. Coleman and family,
st. Louis; Mrs. NJ I. Goswell, Miss
Goswell, Baltimore, Md; l.. Benedict,
New York; Miss Lucy Biggins, Miss
Lizzie Biggins, Alton, Ill.,; Mrs.
+: NJ. Dnigin, Minneapolis; :;
Miss Rogers, Kenosha; DIR. G. E.
Bushnell, G. P. Spear, DR.. j..
and wife, B. Slocum and lady, J. O'Con-
nor, H. B. Musseer, Mrs. C. ID. Penfield,
Mrs. E. Ulrice, Mrs. r. c. Gooding, w.
r. Hoag and wife, j. Mccarthy, Mamie
Lightner, |. NJ. Markoe, Frank WILL
Jams, Lille MatheiS, Minnie Theobald,
l.. Richardson, A. J. Kelly, Ella How
ard. all of st. Paul.
Irish-American societies of st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Saltwater gave pic
mic at White Bear Beach Thursday.
Originally the intention was to have the
picnic at Mahtomedi, but the assembly
directors would not permit a dancing
pavilion to be erected on the grounds.
The weather was all that could be asked
for, and large. crowds from the cities
were in attendance and participated in
the various outdoor sports. enjoyed a
whirl on the dancing pavilion, or list
ened to the Speech-making. Thursday
evening the Chateaugay grounds were
frightened with the soft glow of many
lanterns, and inside the hotel the guests
enjoyed themselves dancing. The
Richards brothers, with guitar and
banjo, furnished music.
Alfred Klotts and Miss Margar ct
Rugg gave progressive euchre party
and candy pull Wednesday evening at
the Burns cottage. on Lake avenue.
Children from the Williams house and
surrounding cottages were present and
participated in the merry-making.
Those who won prizes were MIR. Good
Dick O'Brien and Miss Florence Lam
phey, progressive prize; Sam Glass and
Sadie Glass. BOBBY prize: Alfred Klotts
captured the most candy.
Misses Carroll, Keough, DAILY, Tur-
ner, Hope, Heiberg, Hart, Boeckler,
Ponderford. Grace, Dreyer, Trowbridge,
v, y,
madge, Mrs. Hattie Clark, Mrs Marvin.
Mrs. McClintock, MeSSrs. Hubbell, Biz
mingham, Cobb, Allen, Warner, Reitzke,
Ramaley, Cox, Rogers, Long. Griffing,
Birchall, Gray, StOrkey, Emmert, Garri-
son, Ballou and Block were among
those in attendance at Leip's Saturday
evening party.
Mahtomedi hotel closed Wednesday
for the season of 1888. The hotel has
been run this summer ny Mr.. Sherin.
Jointly with the Chautauqua assembly,
and the season has been fairly re-
munerative one. The few remaining
guests at the house have taken quarters
at the various hotels across the lake,
most of which expect to remain open
until the middle of September.
The chewing gum craze seems to be
spreading, and is largely indulged in by
old and young alike. One young lady
gives as an excuse for masticating the
festive gumlet. that when she goes
boating she always gets SO thirsty, and
small Wadlct of gnmlet goes far to-
wards allaying her thirst.
Maitland v Bartlett, Charles Cor
ham, Miss G. V. Houston, A. r. Bixby
OF New Richmond, Ind. /; Mrs. DR.. Saw.
yer, st. Paul: Mrs. c. q. Thomson
and John Thomson, Lafayette, Ind,
are at the Lakeside cottage. .
Ned Pease has pulled up the stakes OF
his tent at Bald Eagle and returned to
st. Paul. He is not particularly in.
fatuated with camp life. as it rained
nearly every night of his stay under
the canvas.
&. Ii. Grundy, of the Williams house
caught one of the largest pickerel that
has been taken from the.lake this sum
mer. 1t weighed sixteen pounds and
measured forty inches from head to
tail.
\ board walk from Lcip's hotel 10 the