St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-26
Dray. D. A. Monfort. R. J.. Mar

! tiful grove OF William Leip Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. commencing June ~.
| The Great Western band of this city has been
engaged to furnish the programmes which
| will consist of twilight serenades on the lake
and formal programme each evening
| from the newly. erected pavilion in the
! grove from $3.50 to 1880 each evening. In
addition to this, two evenings are set apart ar.
| for one formal and one social hop III the
| spacious dining room of the Leip house, for
| which Seibert will furnish the orchestra
Residents at the lake are very enthusiastic
| about the matter, and give very liberal sup
| The Duluth Railway company will have its
| double track road completed, and give faith
| ful promises for complete and satisfactory
transportation facilities.
The st. Paul Bicycle club took run out
Sunday and enjoyed the beauties of the lake.
They were S. c. Bassine, II. z. Hatch, A. E.
Graesa, X. E. Redmond, z. l.. Bird, B. b.
Bird G. II. Cooper, c. L. keinecker.
Memorial day will be observed by e. B..
Gibbs post, G. A. r. and Joe Hooker camp
). ", at the Presbyterian church to-day.
Rev. j. c. Robinson will preach an apprQ-
| pirate sermon.
S. H. Lawrence, president and manager of
the electric light company, is how full
hedged citizen of White Bear, having moved
his family out this week.
E. B. Lummey and family departed Mon
| day for the western part Of Washington,
where they expect to reside in the future.
The amusements and dancing at the Hotel
Leip for the season will be under the charge
| OF Miss H. Marie jenkins. of st. Paul.
A. j. Wampler, of ST. Paul, is having. q
summer cottage erected on his property for
occupancy by himself and family.
Ole Nelson, of this place, was married to
Miss Annie Peterson, of st. Paul, in that
city on Saturday last.
G. r. Graft and family, of st. Paul. will oc-
cupy W. NJ. Hopkins cottage, on Lake ave-
hue, for the season.
William, Dawson and family, of st. Paul.
have moved into Judge Young's cottage on
Lake avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Lawton have arrived
at White Bear beach from West ST. Paul, for
the season.
Thomas Slater and family, of ST. Paul. will
move into their cottage on Clarke avenue
this week.
w. r. Donaldson and family, Of St Paul,
are here i'll their Lake avenue cottage for the
season.
r. B. Galusha and family came out from
the city to their cottage at Cottage Park this
week.
NJ. P. Nichols and family of St. Paul, are
at their Bald Eagle cottage for the season
Mrs. B. L. Bronson. Of the Hotel Peninsula.
Lindstrom. visited friends here this week.
NJ. D. Miller and family. of St Paul, are at
their cottage at Bald Eagle for the season.
F. c. Abbott and family. of ST. Paul, are
occupying u CUttdSe On SuduN dNcuut
Mrs. L. NJ. Mason and daughter. of Chi
cago, were at the Williams this week.
Henry Long and Arthur Snow left Monday
for Tacoma, Washington territory.
SB. Murray and wife go to Mortified
Monday for a few weeks visit.
Rev. DR.. Christie and wife, of st. Paul. are
soiourning on Manitou island.
&c Mcffugh and wife. of ST. Paul. are So
journing at the Chateaugay.
Joseph Champion. of Oshkosh, Wis, was
at the Chateaugay this week.
Gov. Merriam and party were in White Bear
a short time Wednesday.
George Schnable will take trip 10 Mem
phis, Tenn, this week.
A. j. Fisk, of the Helena GTont.) Herald
was here last week.
John Henderson is visiting near Chicago.
Hamline.
The "Cantata of Daniel will be presented
ct the University chapel next Friday even
ing under the leadership of d. HI. Tandy.
The proceeds will be devoted to the cause of
home missions. Preparations have been I'M
der way for several weeks and an enjoyable
evening Of song is promised. The chief
parts will be taken by the following persons:
Queen, Mrs. E. Church,: sister of Azarah.
Nj iss Maud Rose: Azariah Mr.. Maxwell;
herald, MIR. Powell solo voice, Miss Ada
Door: residents, Messrs. Kerfoot Chaffee and
Tucker; trio of male voices, Messrs Max
well. Chamberlin and G. kerfoot; chorus OF
male and female voices.
The college nine and that of the prepara-
tory departments played their final game last
Tuesday afternoon at the state fair grounds.
The sophomore and freshmen girls returned
with beaming faces, for they had defeated
their opponents by score of seventeen to
four One young lady relates that on return
ing TO the giounds for her rubbers she espied
reporter of one of the morning dailies
crawling out of c!amped apartments under
the grand stand. Here he>shad been taking
in the game. He was accompanied by a
photographer
Programmes have been issued announcing
the complete scheme of commencement
week at Hamline. beginning June 2. 1t is as
reate sermon by Kev. DR.. $: F. uphan5 Tues
day. June 4. 3 p. m, address Of Or; Ipham
before the United Literary societies. Wednes.
day, June ., 2:30 p. M. annual meeting OF
the trustees: 2:3O p. M. class day exercises;
p. M, alumni business meeting; Thursday,
2. p. NJ, presidents reception: Friday, June
z, alumni reunion in Red Wing.
The Athletic association has prepared an
interesting programme of games for field day
Wednesday. The various sports will be class
relay race. base ball throw, foot ball kick,
fifty-yard sack race. running, broad jump,
standing broad jump one mile walk. potato
race. running high kick. 1OO-yard dash,
standing hop step and jump, one mile bicy-
Gle race. one mile run. base running, quarter
mile run, lawn tennis, single and double,
hand bail contest
Mrs. L. Fl. BatcheIder gave dinner Mon
day evening. 1t was attended by DR.. and
Mrs Brigham. Dr. and Mrs. &. S. fnnis,
Prof and Mrs Osborn. Prof. and Mrs. E. F.
Mearkle Prof and Mrs Griffin, Miss II. Shoe
maker.
The Hamline Citizens Union league has
appointed a committee to prepare a pro-
gramme for a social gathering in the near
future. On this committee are NJ L. Bevens,
Rev. G.. Wells and Mrs. L. }. DobreT.
Wednesday afternoon the Juniors picniced
at Lake Owasa. The afternoon was fine and
the Juniors enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Hamline NJ.
E. church gave sociahle at the residence Of
Mrs. Il. W. Wallace Wednesday evening.
Merriam Park.