St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13

A. A. Mayo and family, Mrs. A. Barclay
| and family, Mrs. Haas, Mrs. j: Rose,
J. B. Bradshaw, Miss Fairchild,
c. H. Putnam, New York; E. Goodwin, New
| York; w. W. Bill and wife, Duluth; O. 81.
i Bargetsom and lady, Minneapolis; Abe Schaf-
| fer. Philadelphia; ii. G. Behrens and wife,
Merriam Park; L Buchanon, Minneapolis;
| Mrs Buchanan and daughter, Minneapolis;
son, Missouri; F. A. Wilson, Missouri; Mrs.
/ NJ. A. Moore, Peoria; Mrs. Kate Day and son,
Peoria; Mrs. Sinclair, Racine: w. T. Bissell,
wichita; Miss Mandelbaum, Wabash; Miss
Youngman. Fremont; S. Wolf, saltwater.
AT the Chateaugay-Mrs. A. Ramon, Mrs.
William Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Foreman.
P. B. Cawley, G.. H. Ingham. It. F. Mcclure,
| Miss Moore. 3. A. Bishop, w. ID. Fafrchild,
T. Lambie Arthur LaMbie. W. Norman,
| ". Norton, Miss s. Walsh, Miss M. Walsh,
F. A. Kribs and wife, H. W. Darlington, NJ.
| A. Matson, d. Gay Stiuers, j. NJ. Dickey, j.
B. Shepard Fred H. Snyder E. b. Hause, W.
G. Heath and wife, r. P. McCune, j. C. Ben,
nett, r. L. La Pima ana wife, Miss May Lin
! coin, A. r. Lamb and wife, T. E. Roberts
| and wife. ]. O'Gornice, W. q. Van Voorhees,,
st. Paul; 3. o. Murphy, saltwater: G. R.
Monty and Miss Monty, R. Fl. Pratt d. Dreh-
mer and Mrs. NJ Crusen, Minneapolis; Lew
| Harrison and wife, New York; S, W. Cham
bers and F. C. Hayman, Hudson, Wis. F.
San Soucie. Detroit: Dan Paulus and wife,
Mrs. Willard Herman, Al Martin, Charles
Herschman and wife, Ed Ormdorf and wife,
j. II, Presenter and family, st. Louis; d. B.
Newcomb, Chicago; J. Garvin, F. II. Sprague,
Cincinnati; FL. f. Miller. Fargo; j. E. Nc
Gregor, Superior. Wis.
The fairy entertainment at Ramaley's pa
vilion, with the dancing afterward, was very
largely attended by the elite OF the lake, and
was q most successful affair. The ladies
were charming in their fairy garb. Miss
Clara Weidlich acted as fairy queen. attended
By twenty or thirty little girls in white and
100 others in many-hued dresses making
beautiful spectacle.
Commodore O'Brien has tried his new
yacht and found her wanting an entire
new set OF sails with about three times the
area of those now on. They are ordered and
will be here shortly.
Mrs. Il. G. De Graw is chaperoning party
OF young people at Dellwood, consisting of
Misses Mabel De Graw, Bertha Brown, Olive
Long. and Messrs. Louis ana David Ramaley
and E. P. De Graw.
Dr.. and Mrs. Mobiles and daughter, and
Miss Doliie Very, of Mclean, H., and Mrs.
A. Stonaker and daughter, of Pueblo. Col,
are visitors at the Thompson cottage.
A. V. Teeple has built toboggan slide into
the water opposite his cottage at Mahtomedi.
and the novelty of toboganning in bathing
suit adds pleasure to his outing.
The Tuesday and Friday hops at Ramaley's
pavilion are being well patronized and no
doubt will add great deal 10 the pleasure of
the lake season.
Two or three of the club yachts have re-
spected the order to hang out lights Sun
shine has lantern that is the pride OF her
owners heart
Prof. G. e. Buchanan and wife, of Carbon
dale, H. are spending few weeks at the
lake.
Miss Dottie Trowbridge is visiting Mrs.
Churchill at Camp Immortality.
Miss Stella Hallowell is visiting Miss Ander-
son at Mahtomedi
Col Leip says he is going to plat his hotel
grounds into lots
Prof Henry MacLaehlan is at Leips for
the summer.
The Mantomedi Chautauqua association