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

OIL VlSlCOfS during The past week. Inc
many steam yachts and the big boats
belonging to the navigation company
have carried thousands of delighted
passengers to tie many points of inter-
est along the heavily wooded shores.
Private yachting parties, moonlight
rides on the steam yachts, little dinners.
picnics in the woods, fishing and sail
ing have made more than one man feel
that life was worth living, and brought
the flush of health back again to the
face of the society woman who was
worn out by her social duties.
The lumbermeD's convention at the
Hotel lafayette Wednesday last made
things lively around the hotel. The
big ball room was given up to them for
meeting, and they were i'll session all
day. While the lumber kings were at
tending to business, the ladies of the
party made many pleasant acQuaint-
ances among the guests of the hotel.
The banquet IN the evening was an
elaborate affair. and the menu included
everything from little neck clans down
through broiled bluefish, and saddle of
antelope to coffee. Of course there
were toaSts, and the responses were all
made in the usual happy vein. The
Danz concerts, afternoon and evening.
have made decided hit, and while it
costs considerable money to keep the
orchestra exclusively engaged, Manager
Miller is perfectly satisfied with his
venture. The full dress hops on Satur-
day evening are gorgeous at
fairs, and while there is but
little attention paid to dressing"
during the week the toilets of the ladies
Saturday evening are very elaborate.
To-day there will be religious services
at the Hotel Lafayette, conducted by
Rev. Henry Cullen, commencing at
1O:45 a. M, followed by Sabbath school
at IL. The DAM orchestra of thirty
pieces will give sacred concerts this
afternoon and evening, the afternoon
commencing at 3 o'clock. Following is
| the programme for the afternoon con-
cert:
Spanish March. 49,. Ortega
overture-"Ruy Bias .Mendelssohn
G Geneeag Solo .Vj KIusSar9t
H. Wuerz.
Tralumerie-String orchestra .....Schumann
MelstersInger.. ............... 500. agner
schubert's serenade (by request)
| Selection-''Faust". ...-..-..,..... Gounod
| The week has been lively one at the
| Hotel st. Louis. Each day brought new
| arrivals, and the heart of Manager Wait
was made glad as he looked upon the
happy faces of his guests. The concerts
| by Clauder'S orchestra have become de-
servedly popular. The hops have been
we'll attended. while the tennis courts,
which are said to be the finest in the
| Northwest, have been in constant use.
| The feet of boats have been we'll pat
| roniZed, and many of the young folks
have taken advantage of the string of
| saddle horses to canter over the sur
rounding country. A late addition to
the stable is blackboard which will
| comfortably accommodate about dozen
| persons, and blackboard rides baye be-
come very popular. There was con-
siderable interest manifested in the
challenge race for the pennant on We'd
nesday last. The boats sailing the race
to the finish were the Bonita, owned by
f. G. Niekels; Zoraya, S. G. Hurbert;
Pearl, owned by the Highland
club, and George A. Brackets Ida.
The Ida made gallant fight
for the race, but at Crystal buoy she
ran ON the bar and the Bonita kept the
pennant. The new club house in st.
| Louis bay, which was built at cost Of
$4,000, will be formally opened on Fri
day of this week. The regular Sunday
afternoon and evening concerts at the
Hotel st. Louis will be given to-day by
Clauder's Milwaukee orchestra, the
selections being as follows:
| Grand March from "Rienzi' ......... Wagner
Observation-Disclosures. ...... ......... Wagner
Fantasie-''Drea of Maiden. Carl
Resignation Romance ...........
.............. -. .Trombo ne Solo by r. Rick
Danube Waves"Valsede Concert. Ivansvico
| Overture arionettes" ........ 49,. Garlett
Quartette from Four Horns. ...Abt
A. John, A. Schultz A. Behrend R. Rick.
s'The Daughter of the Regiment.
.................. Doniz It'd
Selection-"Iolanthe". .........-..... Sullivan
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