St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-01
Lake RipDIes.


week was the children's party given by
Mrs. W. B. Thompson at the Park
Place on Thursday evening. The little
folks were bent upon having a good
time, and from the sounds of laughter
they had it. The hostess spared no
pains or trouble to provide enjoyment
and good cheer for the little ones.
Among those in attendance were
Misses Sadie Portsmouth, Sadie, Ola,
Lucy and Doris Dunn, Mamie and
Mamma O'Neil, Stella Arbuckle, Dana
Cameron, Nina Smith, and Masters
Hugh O'Neil, Howard Smith, Frank,
Phil and Lee O'COnneH, Ernest Wheel
er, Harry Robertson. Clifford Dunn,
Heating Scott. The programme of the
evening consisted of the following:
grand march, all; song, Sadie Dunn:
recitation. Mamie O'Neil; fancy dance,
Sadie Portsmouth; song. Lucy Dunn;
recitation, Hugh O'Neil; song, Frank
O'COnnell; recitation. Sadie Ports
mouth: fancy dance, f. O'Neil and Lee
O'Connell; recitation, Howard Smith;
chorus, all. Dancing was kept up until
10 o'clock, after which a repast was
served.
Mrs. John A. Getty died at her home
on Clarke avenue Friday morning, after
an illness of several weeks duration.
Mrs. Getty was raised in this village,
and was well known to many residents
of st. Paul, who will be panied to learn
of her early death. She was born In
Michigan on Oct. 4. 1854, and came to
White Bear in 1855. She was married
to John A. Getty in May, 1879, and they
have resided in White Bear ever since.
Her maiden name was Ada Y. Murray.
The funeral will take place from her
late home this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Francis G. Rice, Emma Fairchild, Til
lie Anderson, G. S. Geyer, E. E. Elliot,
John florence, Mrs. J. j. Rhodes, James
Wilgus, Nellie Pierce, Eddie Myers, E.
J. Sutton, Mrs. K. M. Baldwin, W. 81.
Pierce, G. Herman, Thomas Marlane,
A. Albrecht, Mrs. b. M. Richardson,
Oscar Claussen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Gilman. William 81: Herman, DR.. E. S.
Wood, E. E. Anderson, Misses Juliette,
LYDIA and Bertha Burkhard, Pauline
and Emma Lawrence are among those
from st. Paul who have been at the
Williams the past week.
The following members of Garrett
Lodge, &. T. and A. NJ, went to Duluth
Tuesday afternoon to attend the eXer-
cises incident upon the laying of the
cornerstone Of the new Masonic temple
sey, A. &. Getty, J. E. Extrand, r. W.
Getty, j. NJ. King, George II. Frisbee,
n. NJ. Henkle, David Hanna, A. E.
Leaman and A. II. s. Perkins. They
were accompanied from here by Sid
King and j. A. Hansner, of the Still
water lodge. They report very enjoy
able time.
James Mcclellan, ]. C. LaBossie, A.
E. Greaza, Z. E. Redmore, 81. W. Bur
roughs, George w. Howard. Charles
Reinecker, Charles III. Casper, d. P.
Burke and daughter, P. Mclaughlin
and family, Guy NJ. Russell, T. l.. Bird,
G. Meade, E. G. johnson and wife. Dick
Breen, j. j. Herner. Miss Card Hoover.
II. G.. HOke, A. E. Bennett, w. L.
Keller Jr., &. II. Goss, NJ. A. Harson
are among the st. Paulites who have
been enjoying the breeZes of the lake
from the Chateaugay this week.
The following persons registered at
the Chateauqua during the week: Hor-
ace Davis, S. E. Chuseman, Duluth; J.
E. Stevens, New York; Mr.. and Mr.. E.
ID. Dunn, Washington, D. c.; Joseph r.
King, Georgetown, ID. c.; E. j. Hale. c.
F. Wayne, G. A. Nelson, E. Muphy,
Minneapolis: G.. 81. Green and wife,
Chicago; W. P. Brown and wife, New
York.
The following st. Paul people have
been at the Leip during the week: Mr..
and Mrs. Il. F. Marion, NJ. j. Corrigan
and family, Miss Gertrude Sanvoice, L.
]. Wilde, Holmes Agnew, L. T. Casser-
ly. W. C. Brendenhagen and three Ia
dies, T. ". McArdle, Peter Dougherty,
Arthur E. J. Pyles, Miss Lillian Whit
taker, W. Mics, W. F. Cunningham.
srt.a ,r1,I;o cohoolc 0f fba x-iIIona oy1op
tomorrow, with the following corps of
teachers: Webster school, high room,
Prof. J. F. Maelsey; intermediate, Miss
Carrie Gundlach; primary, Miss Ida
Couvillion. West side school, inter-
mediate, Miss Mary G. Dunn; primary,
Miss Martha Elliott.
The following have been registered at
the Lakeside Cottage this week: Will
lam Briggs, Lyons, To-: Phebe NJ.
HAYNES, Mrs. d. A. Swan, Mankate;
Mrs. @. c. Brown, Mrs. S. w. Searles,
Merriam Park.
L. ". Sanders. and swife, New York;
r. ". Robbins, j.. p. Esmond, Mime
apolis: George E. Lucas. Duluth; J, II.
Vonnie. E. F. Neff, Chicago. are among
those who have been at the Leip the
past week.
John Musser and family. who have
been spending several months here, the
guests of o. S. Musser and family. will
return to their home at Chicago this
week.
Miss Emily Slater will be married at
the residence of her father, S04 Grand
avenue. ST. Paul, on Wednesday, to
Ralph II. Wellington Jr., of ST. Paul.
They will make their home at Tacoma,
Wash.
Mr.. Satterthwaite, who left for a
Western trip some weeks ago, returned
this week, and after visiting few days
at J. H. Lawrenee's, left with his dangh-
ter Rebecca for their home at Trenton,