St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17
Yachts and Filtration Divide
Time Along the Lake
Shore.
Social Events, Personal Cos
sip and Latest Hotel
Arrivals.
Doings Of the Gay on Day
toms Bluff and at Como
Park.
Society Happenings in the
Towns Clustering in Our
Suburbs.

One of the most interesting things of the
week was the question as to whether the
Modesty. boat brought down from Mime
tonka, where she was only second-class
sloop, was better than anything at Whlte
Bear. Her owner and his friends thought
she was, aud one of them said, on seeing the
cat boats against which she would have TO
race: THAT is the sort of thing we use for
buoys at Mlnnetonka." race was arranged al5es
for Tuesday afternoon, and there was glor-
ions breeze, making it necessary to take In
reef Three boats only started-Nushka,
Manitou and the visitor. The crew OF the
Modesty was the best that has been seen on
the lake this summer, consisting, as 1t did, OF
old yachtsmen from Minnetonka. all of whom
seemed to know exactly what to do and how
to do it. II. r. Van Duzen, the owner, sailed,
and his crew were Earl Case,
R W ea Thay9 Frank He Ten sehia Wit
Morse and C. H. Sweeney. Messrs. Elmer
and Ordway sailed the Nushka, and were as
sisted by Harry Foster, George Bigelow and
Others Mrs. Elmer, who Is as much inter-
ested in the boat as the captain, was also on
board. The Nushka broke her bobstay on
the start, and had to sail with the mast held
only by the wedges. At the start, which was
rather ragged, the Nushka was first the Mod
esty second aud Manitou last which posi-
tons they held to the first buoy, although the
Manitou was gradually decreasing the lead
OF the others, and in beating to wlndward up
to the Mahtomedi buoy, its superiority In
close sailing soon carried it past the Modesty
and closed the gap between 1t and the Nush-
drew away in the free sailing homeward, and
finished well ahead; Manitou second and
Modesty third. The corrected time made the
difference between the leaders only twenty
seconds. Several boats followed the race,
and interested spectators stood on the island
and gathered at Ramaley's TO see the finish.
At the Chateaugay-Henry E. johnson and
wife, Minneapolis; A. E. Weidner, ST. Louis;
D. L. McGibbon, Chicago; Miss J. A. Nc
Cabe, F. W. Morse, Milwaukee; j. W. Owens,
Herman Sternberg, st. Paul; John c. Gym
line, Joel L. Hoh, John ogrun,, A.
W. Gutenberg, B. II. Ewing, Still
water; Samuel Newman. st. Louis;
Joel Anderson and wife, Keokuk. To-; Joseph
Perry,St. Louis; M. W: Fitzgerald, New York;
c. r. Blackwell and wife. Chicago: 2. j.
Miesen, Chicago; James Savage, Denver,
Col; Mrs. o. O.. FL. Weidner, Mrs. G. r.
Reese, st. Louis, Mo-; f. A. Wilde and wife,
Texarkana; W. f. Mason and son, j.: W.
Brinkman, ]. H. Nickel Miss Scarlet, Keo-
kuk. To-; w. E. Coates, Cheltenham, ILL.,;
Mrs Henry Wilson, Philadelphia: DR.. John
C. Bessidy, Crookston, c. W. Barto, Water
town: Rushton Peabody, st; Paul; James Il.
Murphy, Memphis, Tenn; H. Caldwell and
lady, E. R. Vallandigham and lady, Cairo
ILL.,; F. H. Pilling, T. E. Pilling, st. Louis,
Mo-; John B. Arend, L. FL. Jurgens, Ada l..
Lewis, Belle Smith, Jennie L. Barteau, Kan
sas City; James q. Lawler, Prairie du Chen;
E. McClintock San Francisco; Carrie A. Best,
Detroit C. II. Hoyt and mother, Mrs. Jesse
Hoyt, Miss Hoyt, Ohio; NJ. j. Bell and family,
st. Paul; Mrs. W. w. Penfield and daughter,
New York; A. D. Davidson and family, Mrs;
Hubbell and family, st. Paul; o. G. Clay and
N. M. Smith, st. Louis; F. W. Lindeke. New
York; W. Miller and wife and Miss Clara
Payne. Milan; G. A. Conner. n: G.. Campbell,
j. r. Fisk. Detroit Mich; W. j. Jamson,
Philadelphia.
AtLeip's- A. l.. jackson, Mr., and Mrs. Ed
Simonton, D. B. Finch and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Schaub. Mrs. j. W. Covey and
daughter, c.. N. Parmelee, Miss Gretchen
Sans Souci, Mrs. julius Abel, Miss Alice Abel,
Miss Jennie Baer, Miss Fredricka Baer, N. j.
Sidney vankeuren, N. Shuman, Miss Emma
Goetz H. German, Mr.. and MIS-. A. K. Pru-
den. Miss Grace Pruden, Paul Pruden
Leigh Pruden, Geo. H. Mead, G. A. Mall,
E C. Wisnom, c.. Wegener, C. o. D16ble,
Mr. Danow, Mrs. Isadore Rose: Nathan Rose,
Mrs Lena Goldsmith Miss Helen Goldsmith,
Ike Rose, Albert Rose, j. j. Coffey. Mrs
Kirkland, E. 81. Elliott, Van Fl. Finley, r. G.
Gale Nellie McArdle, Lillian May Grace.
Clarke L. Mussetter, A. j. Wampler and
wife, Paul Hauser ST., B. Strouse, Mrs. c. M.
Leopold Mrs. F. o. Berg, Miss Florence
Leopold Miss NJ. E. Leopold, Miss
Jessie GSGd9 Wbees Ge0rgf aenry Jo aG
st. Paul; Mrs. G. W. Murdoch, DR.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Colby, F. R. Clarke, E. C. Page, Mr..
and Mrs. D. A. Smith, Capt. II. II. Van
Dusen. Earle Case. A. Won Sehlgell, Robert
Gale, Frank Heffelfinger, Will Morse, c. II.
Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rogers. F. A.
Stork, George ". orr, Mrs. B. Landnan, Mrs.
V. Jacobs, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs Henry
Greenbaum, Fredora Krembs, j. G.. Kelley,
Mr.. and Mrs Max Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
son, Chicago; j. Rossiter. Cincinnati, o.;
Frank j. r. Aipe, NJ. Rosenheim and daugh-
ter, Chicago.
AT the Williams-J E. Blaben, New York;
Alex Barclay, F. E. Rice, A. P. Hendrickson,
James King; j. r. King, E. J. Doyle, Mrs;
wife, Mamie King, L. King I. N: D1rnell,
Grace King, A. K. Bailey; D. K. PEBBLES,
1. H. Bence and ladies, j. Q.
Adams, G. P. Bailey, R. S. Moffett,
Mrs. II. E. Burdette, Mrs. J. E. White, e.
ali Of St. Paul. F. E. Buckley and family,
MOBILIZE l.. W. Clarke and family. saltwater;
D. U. Witter and family, Milan; Mrs. Payne,
Milan; F. San Soucie, Detroit; A. B. Walker,
Perry: F. A. Dohe and wife, saltwater; S
A. Keeler. Chicago.
AT Lakeside Cottage-B. C. ST. John Water
town, Mimi. w. s. Reeve, Chicago. H.: w.
B. Roberts, J. H. Mcdonald. Mrs. j. ii. Nc
Donald, Miss Hope Mcdonald, Miss Hattie
q.
Paul.
A masked party was held at Cobb's hall
Thursday Misses Castle, Howard, Schnabel,
Trowbridge, Finch, Warner. Bidwell and
Wicklund were the instlgators, and carried 1t
through very successfully ana with great
deal of merrlment
j. L. Stack entered the Modesty in yester-
days regatta. ana it is understood that he
has purchased her. The boat is a good one
in a light breeze, but doesn't seem to be able
to carry her canvas successfully in blow.
Thursday night the Scandinavian church
held a very successful entertainment at
Ramaley's pavilion. After number of vocal
and instrumental selections Joseph E. Os-
bourne gave a StereopticOn exhibition
Miss Eulie Miller, of Louisville, one of the
most attractive Southern girls at the lake
this year. left for home yesterday Howard
Ramaley gave a sailing party in her honor
Thursday night.
RamaIey and DeGraw. of Dellwood, visited
the Prison City Tuesday. They will move to
town Wednesday.
General Manager A. B. Plough. of the Du-
luth road. and Mrs. Plough and Miss LOOMS
are guests of j. ID. Ramaley.
MI and Mrs. William Dawson Jr. gave
children's barge party Monday for William
Dawson, third
Fred and Mrs Huebner produced '.B aby''
to small audience Wednesday evening at
the pavilion.
Martin Gleason is at the Chateaugay fro the
season, resting and bracing up for the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Peters, of st. Louis. are at the
Palmer co ttage for the rest Of the season.
Miss Weeeler. of st. Paul. is visiting Miss
Clara Mott at the Lakeside cottage.
Edward Simonton and wire will spend
couple of weeks at the Leip house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody, of Dubuque, are
guests of Miss Perkins.