St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-22

GSNsD> tbe la aagf ha go1f had q
~ Il, - no occasion to re- re-
| L mr. opening of the Ho-
| ~ tel Lafayette Cd
| Saturday evening
| e last Manager Mil
Ter has been in happy frame OF MIND.
While the house has not been filed, the
| number of arrivals has increased daily.
| and now there are enough guests In
| the house to prevent any. one
| from feeling lonely and to make the
promenades and parlOrS take on look
of gaiety which argues we'll Tor a suc71
cessful and brilliant season. Inc we'd
nesday and Saturday hops which nave
| in past years proved such successful;
| feature have been continued, and, from
| social standpoint, are very gratlfy->1
ing success. Manager Miller takes
pride in his table, and if better one Is
set anywhere in the country than at tnet.
Hotel Lafayette it has not as yet been
called to the attention of the public.
Chef BoitiouX, who comes from New
York. is Justly celebrated in his line as
an artist, and that he takes pride III his,
profession is apparent to everyone
Yesterday Mr.. De GarmO, the master OF
ceremonies. commenced his class for
children, which was more largely att !
tended than upon any former
opening. The DAM orchestra,
under the leadership of Frank
DAM has already commenced series.
of concerts, andIthe one given yesterday
afternoon and evening was well at
tended. To-day the concert will COM
mence at 8 O'clock in order to alfoWa
those who wish to return to the cities III
the evening an opportunity OF enjoying
the music. The programme, consisting
of eight numbers, is an attractive one
and-iS as follows:
March Jubilee Festival. .....-- wagner wagner
Decentralization" ........... Maliace.
Lorely-"Paraphase -. NesVau9a'
Spanish waltz-"El Turia" 49,. Grenads.
Funeral March-"Of Marionette ..Gounod.
Ballet Musie.'sylvia :;;::i De Gi4ai
Observation-Disclosures. .-....... So. Thomas.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
La Fayette during the week were w. u.
Dean and Mrs. A. j. Dean and family,
of Santa Barbara, CAL; Mrs. II. W Davis
and son, of Rochester, NY; Us. Tuga
and wife, of st. Louis; G.. E. HOughton
and wife,. of Kansas City; Thomas 3;
Hatton, of Boston; W. F. Thompson, OF
Chicago; Mrs. Ellis and daughter, OF
st, Louis; P. j. Schreiner and wife, OF
Chicago; Gus Moser, of st. Louis; Mrs.
Wetzel and Mrs. Wilcox, Cedar Rapids;
VIM. G. Hale, Mrs. Laura Grismore,
Miss Lille Esenmenger, Atlanta, Ca;
s, S. Bowman and wife, Springfield. q
ILL.,: Robert Aull and A. r. Belt, OF st.
Louis: W. ii. Lawler, of st. Louis; E.
P. Fowler, of New Orleans; Mrs. T.. Z.
Maupen and son and Miss r. Brooks,
of st. Joseph. T..
Anumber Of pleasing events nave
been arranged for the Hotel Lafayette.
Judge Clark entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
| Moore at dinner Yesterday. This even.
| ing George Graves will give dinner
| party to a number of friends. On Thurs
| day next the employees Of the different
| railroad offices in Minneapolis and st.
| Paul will have luncheon at the Motel.
| The Mississippi Valley Lumbermen's
| association has made arrangements 10
| hold its annual convention at the hotel
| the second week in July. There Will be
| from 300 to 500 delegates and their wives
| in attendance. The Oswego alumni will
| also meet on July 8.
The Hotel st. Louis will formally:
open it's doors on next. Friday evening
| with a grand ball, whichsManager Waltes
| promises will surpasS anything ever att
| tempted at the lake. Although the
| formal opening has been set for the
27th, no one visiting the hotel would
| ever suspect it, for it has been in prac-
| tical operation for more than week.
Extensive improvements have been
made at the st. Louis since last season.
| An electric light plant is being put in,
feet of boats has been added, tour new
tennis courts have been built and
stable of carefully selected horses for
| riding and driving will be an attractive.
| feature, and the weekly yacht races
| promise to be unusually attractive.
| Clauder's celebrated orchestra has been
| engaged for the season, and gave
| the first concert yesterday. Among the
prominent arrivals during the week were
| MIR. and Mrs. e. L. Hill, Kansas City;
| J.. S. Brown. Boston; Mel K. Eddy, NJ.
NJ. Felt, B. W. Bush, Minneapolis; +.
A. Miller, Chicago; W. c. Whitney,
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Barritie. st.
Louis; W. 81. Holmes and family, Mis-
souri,: Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, st. Louis.
Among those who have engaged rooms
| for the season are w. G. Culver and
family, Minneapolis; Harry P. Goodwin
and family, st. Paul; w. E. Pierson
and wife, o. E. Greedy and family. J. g.
| Hamilton and family, Mrs. 7. G. Early
| and family. of Denver, COL; Mrs.
| Emma Primm and family, of Denver,
| COL, and Miss L. j. Wilbur, of Denver.
| The special regatta of the Minnetonka
Yacht club on Wednesday attracted con-
| siderable interest. The boats started
with fresh breeze, crossing the line lnS
the following order: PEARL Atlanta
| Volante, Varuna. White Wings, Bonita,
| Curlew, Aurelia. Idlewild, Ida, Viking,
Mermaid and Zoraya. The course was
| from the club house, around buoyS III
Excelsior, Lafayette and Wayzata
| bavs. If was a pretty race through
| out, and belonged to anybody
until the boats tackled and went about
| on the home stretch, when the Varuna
forged ahead. closely followed by the
Atlanta, the boats finishing in the fol-
lowing time and order: Shops, first!
class-First Varuna, 1:57:10; second,
Atlanta, 1:5S:07; third, Aurelia, 2:0l :04;
fourth, White Wings, 2:02:15. Shops.
second class-First, Volante, 2:O2 :S2 =
second, Mermaid, 2:O4 ~; third, PEARL
| 2:O5:41. Cats-First, Bonita, 2:0S:27;
second, Ida, 2:06:24; third, CurleW,
| 2:O9:49; fourth, Zoraya, 2:10:49; fifth,
IdlewIld, 2:14:07.
The Spring Park club has infused
| new life into that pretty little settle
| ment. The club has put in water works,
| supplying all the citizens with water.
A new club stable, 50x75 feet, has been
built. a steam launch has been pur-
| chased, and the club has planted over
| 1000 evergreens besides putting in in
| numberable blooming plants and flow
| er beds. Quite number OF the cot
/ tagers are already at the park, and
| numerous social gatherings, sailing and
| fishing parties are being arranged.
| Lake Notes.
| LILLE T.. Bartle. of Fargo; Mrs. John