St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-05

UOuSc, dDOuC ulUeen couples were enjoy
ing themselves inside. The house was
illuminated from roof to cellar with JAP
anese lanterns and the interior was
tastefully decorated with wild flowers
and grasses. A programme was rem
dered consisting of: Piano solo, Mrs. G.
G, Sharp; recitation, Miss Addie Kib-
bey, vocal duet, Mrs. w. r. Bramblet
and Miss Mamie Kennedy; recitation,
Miss Edith Tracy; banjo solo, Mrs. G. G.
Sharp; recitation, Miss Emma Good
hart; cornet solo, a. p. Goss; recitation,
Samuel G. StOddard; after lunch was
served. dancing occupied the time until
midnight.
MlnnowS are very scarce now, and it
is almost impossible to catch enough of
them for fishing purposes. Anglers
must consequently content themselves
with frogs and angle-worms.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hanley, Miss
Grace and John Hanley. st. Paul, are
enjoying the lake breezes for a few
weeks, as guests OF Prof. and Mrs. T..
Russell. on Shady avenue.
Henry and VIII Long have each pur-
chased a lot on Clarke avenue, north of
the Getty cottage, and propose to build
In the near future, and live at the lake
during the summer.
III. E. Hand and family, st. Paul. have
moved into their new home on Clarke
avenue. Mr.. Hand expects to make
tliS winter, as we'll as summer resi-
dence.
Judge Ford and family, of the Will
lamS house, have returned to the city.
L he baby has been sick, and the doctor
refused to allow it to be removed to the
lake.
A party consisting of William Bow
IN, William Finst, Charles MacCarthy,
Thomas Darragh and James and Ed
Aeogh are camping at Lake Side.
Misses Kittie Whitman and Marie
Ieeple, of st. Paul, We're entertained
during the week by Misses Kittie and
Annie Russell, at White Bear
Herr Hugo Tuerpe, of Berlin, who
delighted the audiences at Mahtomedi
by his cornet playing, is a member of
the royal band OF Germany.
The sunday school of St. Johns
church (EpiscopaD will give their an
nual picnic on the steamer Disp tch,
Thursday, the 9Th inst.
w. 5. PardOnner, j. n. Sanderdale.
Miss Vienna Gay and Miss Stella Brace,
all OF Minneapolis, dined at the Cottage
Park hotel Tuesday.
Miss Won Wedelstaedt has been at
MInnetonka enjoying the tennis tourna-
ment, but will return to Bald Eagle this
week.
Miss E. w. Williams, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
and Mrs. o. w. Masher, New Rich
mond, Ind, are at Mrs. brakes cottage.
Miss Alice Chancey, Kansas City, and
w. f. Pohlman, st. Louis, visited the
lake Thursday and registered at Leip's.
Miss Grace Welsh, Saltwater, re-
turned home at the conclusion of the
Mahtomedi assembly.
Miss Lois Sprague, of Saltwater,
spent Sunday and Monday at the lake
visiting Mrs. Cobb.
Mrs. j. q. A. Spear spent few days
visiting Mrs. A. w. Trenholm at the
Williams house.
Mrs. A. NJ. Van Duzee and family
have returned to White Bear after a
trip to Anoka.
W. H. Mead. Portland, Ore, visited
A. 5. Mccullough, at the latter's cot
tage Tuesday.
Joe Starkey is back at Leip's, after a
three weeks visit in Chicago and vi
cinity.
A. W. Trenholm has horse and buggy
at the lake and takes frequent drives to
town.
Mloo Sldld DOtIS, Oh Lakeland, is the
guest Of Mrs. George W. Marco. =
Mr. and Mrs. Will Matheis caught 125
flsh one morning last week.
Frank Hart, Boston, Mass, registered
at the Chateaugay Sunday,
l.. Weindel and daughter, st. Louis
are at Cottage Park hotel.
Judge McCatferty spent few days at:
White Bear this week.
Stanley Proudfit was guest at the
Hope cottage Sunday. .C
n. NJ. Hutchinson, Keokuk, To-, is
registered at Leip'S.
c. d. O'Brien and family have gone
to Dake Superior.
Rev. A. A. Berle, New Richmond, is
at the Lakeside.
W. II Craig, Fargo, is stopping at the
Lakeside.