St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08
Lake Rinnles.

| sicale of the season was given at the
Lakeside cottage. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and MIS-. d. L. yelling
! ton. Miss Curtiss, Miss Youngberg,
Miss Beldon. Miss Mcnamara. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. I. Donaldson and the Misses
Ogden. The following selections were
very much enjoyed: Poet and Peas
ant" was rendered by Mrs CoWley II
Mr.. Chill, and solos by Mrs. Snyder and
Mrs. Curtiss. Mr.. COwley also gave
solicitors On the cOrnet.
G. NJ. Russell. W0lfred Nelson, H.
/ W. Burroughs. C. F. Pinnicker, +. w.
Gashon. C.. II. Cooper, John r. Hudson,
Fl. c.. Oliver and two ladies, II. S.
| Meeker. c. B. Teeple. Henry r. Good
win and wife, of st. Paul; John Nc
Cabe. of Chicago: P. E. Burke Jr., of
Saltwater, and Miss Hannoy, of Fort
SneIlinS. were at the C~hateaugay dur
ing the week.
Among those who were at the Cha
teaugay this week were: Thee ID. Jen-
nings and wife, Miss Nora Lund, An
justine Belden. st. Paul: Mrs. William
Dobson. Fit. Totten, Oak: Paul Fisher,
Butte. Mont; Charles Wilson, New
York: W. NJ. Roberts. Omaha; g. A.
Wentworth and wife. New Hampshire.
Gilbert NJ. Barber, James II. BAN
forte, William BannOn and wife, Z. +.
Byrnes. James Kildneft, T. NJ. Meade,
Mary Kennedy, Ella McArdle. Edgar
P. Gray, William Meies, St. Paul; L.
A. Lavallee, w. L. Pauly. Minneapolis,
are among those who have spent a day
in recreation at the Leip this week.
W. C. Sargent. of Duluth. spent last
Sunday with his friend j. Z. shuttle,
at his home OH Clarke avenue. Mr..
Sargent is an old sailor of twenty years
experience on Lake Superior, yet the
White Bear waves were too much for
him. and he was capSized while enjoy
ing a sail. He was rescued by a witness
of his escapade.
Last Saturday evening was the last
of the pleasant series of hops that haye
been given at the Leip this season
under the management OF Miss ii.
Marie Jenkins. Their popularity has
been largely due to that lady's efforts,
] and the last one wa given as a beneht
to Miss Jenkins.
The following people were registered
at the Leip during the week: l.. Schiels-
bv. New York: P. NJ. Scnieg. Chicago:
Frank NJ. Floyd, S. Peter: Miss Golden,
Middleton, o.; Miss Marion Armstrong.
Miss a. MT. Lyons, Miss Nora Holmes,
Miss Meilman, st. Paul.
The first annual banquet of the st
Paul BouiliOn association will be glVeI
on the grounds of Farmer Mellrose, a
Lake Vadnais, on Sunday next. The
White Bear band has been engaged Il
attend, and a pleasant time Is assured
all who attend.
The following were at the Lakeside
this week: Harry Timerling, Cincin
natl: W. A. Griffith, MadisOnville, o.
G. II, Gorham, NJ. V. Bartlett, New
Richmond. Wis: Miss Anna G. Belden
Cecile Mcnamara, Mrs. E. Briggs, 81
Paul.
". B. Thomson's lease of the Parl
Place expires on the 18Th. Mr.. Thorn
son has been a very popular landlord
end has had good success in the ven
ture. He may conduct it during tn
winter, and his many friends hope h
will.
The funeral of Mrs. John A. Gett
was held last Sunday afternoon, an
was very largely attended. The pail
bearers were selected from Garne
lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, of which tn
bereayed husband is an honored mem
Der.
A pleasant informal social gathering
occurred at the residence of GeOrg
Schnabel on Wednesday evening
Among those present were Prof. Ly
man, Prof. Lasher, Mrs. Straight, Mis-
frankie Smell and others.
Miss Charles, of st. Paul. who
spending the season here. has had som
wonderful luck fishing, but she ''cappe
the climax'' Thursday, when she lande
a pickerel weighing exactly sixtee
!, pounds.
Rev. S. n. Warren, of White Bea
Beach, was married on Thursday {
last week, to Miss Nettie Webster, @
Hamline, at the residence of the bride
parents. They will reside at the Beach
The Merriam Zouaves came out la:
} Friday to try life In a tent for awhile
but they only remained until Sunda
afternoon, and took the train for home
There were about forty In the party.
r The public schools of White Bear be
gan on Monday with quite a sma
=. attendance, but by the beginning of mex
term it will probably be necessary
open the spare room.
c. II. Grundy, of the Omaha railway
: who spent the summer at the William:
has lust returned from a trouting tri
in Wisconsin. and had 10 fine speci
) mems TO show for 1T.
E. Goesch started Monday evening fC
a trip to Nebraska. He may locat
: there, and. though sorry to lose him, hi
friends wish him success and %proSperit
l in mis- new home.
Mrs. w. p. Jewett, of Cottage Parl
i will be one of the assistants Of F.
Finch, who will have charge of the flora
and fine art exhibits at the Stare Fail
Mrs. J. R. Sloan started yesterday fC
a visit with friends in Winona, an
from there she goes to Stevens Poin
: Wis.,, TO visit her parents.
Mrs. John Musser and children, {
Chicago, who have been spending
number of weeks at o. S. Musser's. r
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Charles and family, of st. Pau
occupying the Leip cottage, on CLARK
avenue, for the season. contemplate II
e manning all winter.
d Mrs. E. NJ. WacholZ and daughter. {
! New Hampton, To-. who visited Mrs.
W. Snyder, last week, are now in Nil
s neapOlis.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ott
: luserke died Oil Sunday last. They hay
the sympathy of all in their bereav
S ment.
) r. E. Van Metre and family. of S
Pau, were the guests of Mrs. W.
Drake, of the Lakeside cottage, tn
week.
J.. ". McClung and L.. n. Scott al
Y among the st. Paul people. who hay
returned home with their families tn
= week.
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