St. Paul daily globe., 1890-08-02
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

IdE SOClAL w H1RL.
A large number of guests of the Hotel
Mahtomedi chartered the steam launch
Crawford Livingstone Thursday even
ing for cruise round White Bear lake.
Following their example, the other
guests of the house chartered the steam
ers Don Quixote and Baby. making in
all about sixty persons, divided into
three parties. On the return of the
tourists Mr.. Neiman, the proprietor of
the hotel, invited the entire party to
lunch. Among those who participated
in the evenings pleasure were:
F, Il. Sargent, E. W. Chambers, Fred S.
Foster. Miss Geneva jerks. Miss Grace
jerks William Stein, II. L. Foster and wife.
c. Craig, Miss May Gleason, Miss Geneva
Welch, Brainerd; Miss Stella Herriott, In
dihnapolis, Ind; S. B. Buchanan, Ham
line; Miss Katie Collins, Lacrosse.
Wis; Walter Buchner, Milwaukee Wis;
S. ]. Lewis, Fred ]. Sheppard. Frank Leslie
Mrs. NJ. j. Chamberlin, Miss May Chamberlin.
Alfred Bross, Miss Sadie Farquahar. Joseph
Strong, Frank D. Freeman, Jessie Fl. Neal
Misses Lou Anderson, May Teeple, A. Cor
ham, Julia A; Doak. Lizzie p; Doak. Lulu
Messrs. A II. Merritt, j. ii. Robinson. Will
lam Stenger, j. E. Seabury. Fred Freeman,
W. E. Tuttle, joseph A. Bolton. Calvin E.
Herritte and son. F. J. White, S. 81. Barteau,
Mrs. g. a. Prescott, of st. Paul.
Mahtomedi has developed during the
present summer with rapidity almost
phenomenal. The number of transient
guests and permanent summer residents
is the largest ever known, and the beau
ties of the resort Justify a belief that
NJab ;c 70 l,o
lar of all the lakeside resorts.
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A euchre party was given last even
ing by Miss Mary Green at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Oh Pros
pect Terrace. The game was kept up
until II o'clock, when dancing took the
place of cards and held sway until late
in the night The guests numbered
Misses Stone, Crawford, Heinemann,
Dawson, Carroll, Dupond. st. Cyr, De
Lancy and Harrington; Messrs. Osgood.
Wolff, Morgan, Knight. Legeure, Mar
tin, Maybee and Atkinson.
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Miss Alice Linton, of Scranton, Pa,
arrived in st. Paul yesterday, and will
remain several months. the guest of
Mrs. +. G. Stevens, of Concord street.
Miss Linton is an artist of conSid erable
fame, and will take back with her land
scape souvenirs of the vicinity of st.
Paul.
The Ancient Order of HIbernians of
Ramsey county holds the second annual
picnic under the auspices of the order
at Lake Minnetonka to-day. An ex-
tensive programme of games and sports
to be lndulged in was published in
Thursday mornings issue Of the
GLOBE.
only the best class of telegraph operators
can make good record III handling the
news of the day as sent over the leased lines
throughout the country. One of the finest
who has been in the office IN this
city for the past three years, and
who during that time, by his strict attention
to business and his own excellent qualities,
has made many friends in newspaper and
social circles. Mr.. Pressell leaves this city
tonight for Tacoma, where his stay will be
indefinite. He goes primarily for his health,
but if the business chance offers, as is likely
to be the case with man of his excellent
character, he will make that city his home.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Illsley, Of st. Louis, are
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nye. of Fremont Neb.,
are registered at the Ryan.
Col. c. A. Broadwater. of Helena, came in
yesterday. and is at the Ryan.
Lieut.. R. J. Hill. q. 6. A, arrived in st.
Paul yesterday from Fort Assiniboine.
The colored Odd Fellows picnicked at
Spring Park, Minnetonka, yesterday.
The ST. Paul Cycle club took run to LAX
Josephine by moonlight on Thursday even
ing.
Miss Emma Cooper, of River Falls. spent
the week visiting friends in st. Paul and vi
cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waldin. of Burling-
ton, were among the arrivals i'll ST. Paul yes
terday.
DR.. D. C. Price and family have left the
Metropolitan for their new residence at Je-
rome Park.
Mrs. Fannie Wright and daughter Lillian
are at Lake Eiysian. where they will soj0urn
until Sept 1.
R.A Daniels, of Minneapolis. been ap-
pointed assistant boiler inspecto for the
Fourth district.
r. K. Evans returned to st. Paul yesterday
| morning from tour over the northwestern
| part of the state.
Herbert Root, of the Rural Farmer, and a
member of the North Dakota Farmers Alli-
| ance, is in the city.
| Mrs A c. Blankenberg and son Arnim, of
| Fond du Lac. Wis. are the guests of Mrs. G..
| De Hasse of Maple street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Mcdonald, of Cincin-
| natl, are staying in st. Paul for few weeks.
| They are at the Clifton hotel.
/ Miss Maude Lewis entertained party of
1 friends last evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs Lewis at White Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes, of Chicago,
1 spent yesterday at Lake Minnetonka, and
| will remain in the city over Sunday.
! A lawn party was given last evening by
| Miss GertIe Taylor at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor on Smith avenue. About
! thirty guests were entertained.
We have been called upon to notify
| the owners of the wires crossing and
| attached to the new tin roof of building
Nos. 405 to AL Sibley street that. if same
are not removed within twenty-four
hours, they will be cut. This notice is
| given because the owner of the building
| is unable to ascertain to whom the wires
belong. The trespasserS will ee held
liable for damage done to the property.
Dollar ($1.OO) Tours.
Saturdays and Wednesdays; s1.00 will
| take you from st. Paul OF Minneapolis
to-day to Lake Minnetonka, including
steamboat tour. Seven trains on the
Great Northern. Only double track
route to lake.