St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06
SAILING IN A GALE.
A Stiff Regatta at White Bear
Personal and Social.

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Personal and Social.
Yesterdays regatta Of the White Bear
Yacht club, while not altogether salts
factory on account of the loss of the
Mahtomedi buoy, was sailed in the
heaviest wind that has yet attended
race of the club. The entries were:
j. w. Taylor, Marguerite; j. P. Elmer,
Nushka; J. M. WEIGH, Fortuna; j. l..
Stack. Ben Hur; ]. E. Ramaley, Mani
tou; J. III. Ramaley, Sunshine; 81. 81.
Horton, Dellwood. The start was made
at 3:42, the Marguerite first, Dellwood
second, followed by Sunshine, Fortuna.
Manitou, Ben Hur and Nushka in the
order named. To the point of the island
it was very pretty race, but going be-
fore the wind the large sails of some of
the boats put them at disad-
vantage, and the close-reefed yachts
were first around the buoy
at Dellwood, Marguerite first,
Ben Hur second, Fortuna third. and
Nushka fourth. The Manitou broke
her boom and the Sunshine lay to to reef
before rounding this buoy, and were
out of the race. At her next tack, the
Fortuna broke her rudder post, leaving
guerite held her winning place to the
end. Nushka second, Dellwood third,
Ben Hur fourth. After figuring the
time allowance it appeared that the
Marguerite won by two minutes, al
though the Nushka made the best time
by fOrty-five seconds. The rounding of
the Mahtomedi buoy had to be done
by guess as it had been destroyed, and
the race, though awarded to Taylor, may
possibly be contested.
The ladies' race, to have been sailed
on the Fourth, was postponed again
owing to lack of wind.
The Chautauqua.
The daily program of the Chautauqua
assembly from the 10th to the 10Th will
be:
$50 to 9 a. M, devotional hour; a. m. to
IL M. physical culture and swimming class
for adults at the Y. NJ. c. A. club house; 8 a.
M to IL m, Delsarte system of physical cul-
ture for ladies and children at the amphi
theater: 8 a. m. to M, Mahtomedi collegi-
ate institute class; to 5 D. m. Mahtomedi
Sunday school teachers normal classes and
Sunday school methods, conducted by Rev.
j. F. Stout; to $50 p. M, Chautauqua
round tables and discussion of Chautauqua
Literary and Scientific circle methods and
work; 8 p. m, popular lectures. concerts,
stereopticon entertainments, etc.
The ChautauQua association pro-
gramme for this week is announced as
follows:
Thursday. july 1913 p. M, concert by
the Mendelssohn male quartette of St Paul,
consisting of Messrs. Colville, Merrill. Will
Oughby and Whalen.
Friday. July 1l.-3 p. M, address, ''The
Workers in the Vineyard" Rev. R. n. Nc
Kaig; 8 D. M, lecture, 1.-THE Tendency To-
ward Realism" Rev. W. S. Vail.
Saturday. July 1.-THE Young Peoples
Society OF Christian n, Endeayor, Of Minnesota
selves and will conduct the services; Rev.
Wayland Hoyt. d. D., of Minneapolis, and
others will be present; 8 p. M, grand con-
cert by the Christ church choir, of ST. Paul.
Personal.
At the Chateaugay-E. s. Clon, Duluth !;
T. NJ. Ryan, Chicago; Frank E. Clark, j. W.
Miller, Topeka, Kas; Miss Ella Hutson, j.
Nellie NJ. Mott. st. Paul; E. Ardene, Milwau-
kee; j. +. Daniels, Chicago; Miss Veda Shep-
ard, saltwater; NJ. F. Mead, Kansas City:
W. Maryland, DR.. E. /. Cuddeback, Mrs. Mar
laney and family, St. PAUL. VI Ryan, Chi
cago; Q. F. Ford, A. NJ. May, Fergus Falls;
| W. A. Martin. c. Reuard, NJ Boaail, Mime
apolis; c. A.Lincoln, Fla: Bracket. Chicago;
J. A. Sawyer, Minneapolis; A. j. Bross, st.
Paul: Mrs. Henry Mills, New YORK: Mrs. Ell
Farnham, New York; Mrs. Ed H. Miller,
! New York; Ben Mark, St. Louis; 3. C. Viii
son. Minneapolis; W. P. Burnett and son.
Minneapolis; A. j. Postlewaite. San Fran
Claire; Fl. r. Taylor. Minneapolis:
| II. M. GIllett. Fargo; w. A. Doran and fam
| ily California; Fred Wilson, Chicago: W. J..
| Gray and wife, Grand Rapids: A. F. Earring
| ton. Grand Rapids; E. j. Lampert and wife.
c. Henry. R.. II. Doyle, J. B. Carpenter
| Jr, G. Douglas, S. W. Whitney. st. Paul;
| A. c. Speer, c. A. Roach, H. c. oliver, F. G..
| Campbell, E. 8. Pruder, ". M. Cline J. C..
| Bossidy, Jno. knuppe and wife. W. P Nc
| Gowan, st. Paul; DR.. Jno. D. Wyatt T. J..
| Sinnell and wife, Minneapolis; F. L. Ballon,
| Boston: G. G. Huntley, Milwaukee,: Geo.
| Wayne, f. q. English. Chicago: DR.. A. j..
| Van Etten. Miss Cassie Eaton, Port Jarvis.
| Ny.
At the Williams house Charles Bechhoefer.
| ST. Paul; Miss Murphy, Miss Denton L. Mus
setter, F. H. Loomis. Miss E. Loomis, H. r.
| p. Hamilton and wife, T. Lavassee and wife,
| A. A. Mayo and family, C.. Hamlin. Miss Jen-
Gardner, U. L. Lamprey and family, George
| w. Bull and family, Thomas r. Smith,
Miss F. Wheaton, Mrs j. Shoemaker, L M.
Grimes, F N, Heinrich, George II. Prince.
tague and wife, Englewood; l. W. Wallace,
| Pomeroy; E. A. Curtis, Minneapolis; Charles
| s. Henley, Chicago; y. NJ. Over, N. A. Over,
DR.. |. d. Wyatt Minneapolis: A II. Sprague
i. hlliuuls a INV. CnlchSO. An OcDdHmdn.
PHILADELPHIA; Miss Lille Buchanan, Mrs. j.
| E. Glass and family Bessie Burnee, A. Me-
lone Minneapolis; A. K. Abbott MARSHALL
! town; Mrs. Lucy Kerr and daughters, Fulton,
Mo-; G. e. Buchanan and family, Carbon
] dale.
! The following are at the Leip hotel: I. L.
| Wann, A. NJ. Peabody, F. P. Blair, H. B.
| Greening, Mrs. j. Redmond, N. c. Murray,
| j. FL. Gregory and family. R. Dodd, A. NJ
| White, C. NJ. Brown. Joseph Il. Thoms,
Frank Berchomer, Charles yeitz, Miss Angle.
| Melli Cheueh, G. Vim Bodensledt, Capt and
| Mrs. E. Hattensauer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Haas,