St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-10
Munich, Miss Ella Munich, S. W Fradenburgh

Munich, Miss Ella Munich, S.W .Fradenburgh,
Miss Jennie Baer. Mrs. Burnand, Eugene
Gerbig. Miss Eliza Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Sattler, Miss Jennie Bergman. Ed Z.
Keogh, Jacob Rockstroh and daughter, MI.
and Mrs Allen X. Pruden, Miss Grace
Pruden, j. j. Egan, DR.. E. B. Hause, Miss
Mollie Whitaker Miss Fannie Whitaker. MISS
Lille Whitaker, Miss Gertie Sans Souci,
Miss Dunn, j. T. Currey, Thomas Doran,
7. F. Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Vain
wright. Walter Tfe and family. Miss Emma
Funk, Mrs. Clara Funk, W. R. Taylor, Gust
Mella, T. Fewgard. e. 3. Mcdonald. l. .;
Wilde, Arthur r. Roe, J: C. Thomas, MI, and
Mrs Ernest Warner. Henry Johns, D. F.
Reese. w. C. Bredenhagen, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hart, Miss Florence Hart Mrs. William
Barrett Miss Alice Barrett, Oliver j.
Tong, Miss Anna Reyes. george eor.I
Moses Sterne, Marshalltown, To-; william s.
Brewster Chicago; H. Katz, George Pick,
Miss b. Goetz, Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs
Rulers. st. Louis, Mo-; Arthur a. Lotto, Mrs.
N. Levy, Mrs. L. Michaels, Leon Mlehaels,
E. C. Page. Frank H. Clark. Mrs. M.
Wolff, Minneapolis; Miss E. Kaufman, Mrs.
Bracket, E. M. Brackett George T. Leaird.
New York. Mrs l.. Cohn, Mrs. S. Conn, Miss
Helen Cohn. Muscatine, To-; Mrs. II. z.
Priest, Miss Mollie Davis, Miss Bertha l.
Bishop, Eugene Bishop. Alton. ILL.,; Mrs.
Charles Contain, Miss Rosa Contain, Still
water; Mr. and Mrs r. M. Barry, Mrs. George
J. Titus, S. B. Knox, Chicago; Jasper 5.
Whiting Charleston. S. c.; Mrs. Foot, Miss
Bella Foot st. Louis: W. g. Murkland, st.
Cloud
At the Chateaugay-C. II. Brooks, Sioux
Falls, s. D.; Ed Mathes, Sioux Falls, S. d.
F. Peterson and wife, Farna: George Mon
fort, NJ. F. Kahn, Buddradt, Dr. H. A. Craig,
St. Paul; William John IRE, Eau Claire; A.
J. Postlewaite. San Francisco: f. w. Mason,
Milwaukee: W. j. Hansc6me, A. P Robert,
G.. Klinkerfener Goshen, Ind: Eugene
Henderson, Frank Amos. New York;
Harry, FRANKLIN and wife, Milwaukee; P. j.
Murphy. E. L. Fonty, Maggie Henderson,
Clarke, Francis II. Clarke. Deaewood, s. p;
N. N. Smith, Frank W. Lindeke, Phila-
delphia: D. l.. McGibbon. Brainerd; F. M.
Maynard, w. NJ. Blaisdell, Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. r. w, T. Crowell, Miss Crowell, Omaha
John c. Bossidy.u Faribault, c. w. Barto
". W. McCauley. St. Louis; c. P: Hayden,
Topeka, Kas F. Chaplin and wife, F. G.
Metcalf. Miss Fannie McGregor, Charles
E. Baker, Boston, Mass; 5. H. Clausen,
Miss c. W. Clausen, Minneapolis; Abel
Ark. Dr. L. j. Rodgers and wife, Milwau
kee; Mrs. j. c. McIllrath, Mrs P. j. Patrick.
Miss Jessie Mcillrath, Miss Ida Morse,
Des Mones; W. M. Stockbridge, Boston,
Mass; Fayette Marsh and wife. saltwater;
F. M. Tarnce F. G. Campbell. New Orleans.
Eau Claire; C. McClintoek. San Francisco
Miss Carrie A. Best, Baltimore; Mrs. F. E.
Joy, Mrs. W. G. Masterman. Mrs. II. G. Davis,
Mrs. George F. Judd, Mrs. 7. E. Fellows,
Mrs. L. c. Proctor, Mrs; George Gorham Mrs.
A. c. Hospes, Mrs. w. II. Pratt Mrs. William
Bronson Jr Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Charles
L. Easton, Mrs. Robert Wight, Mrs. George
Millard. Mrs. John Goodrich. Mrs. ii. F.
Harding Saltwater; j. A. Gregg, Mrs E. b.
Gregg, j. II. RAFT E. C. Chaplin, Chicago;
Mrs j. Ganser, Mrs. c. b. Pepper and son,
Mrs. A. Recke. St Louis.
very jolly party chartered one Of the
naptha launches last evening and spent d
glorious evening waiting for the midnight
moon. Among the number were Misses
Shepard and Castle, of Saltwater; Schabel,
Finch, Bidwell, Luly, Cobb, McClung, Grace,
Trowbridge, and Messrs, Cults, Woodhead,
Keller Knauft, Gay. Greenleat. Furguson,
Smith and Cobb.
Prof. McLachlan and the choir at ST. Mary S
church gave pleasing concert last night at
Ramaley's pavilion. The chorus consisted
of TWENTY-FIVE voices. and the solos were
taken by Prof. Aamold and Messrs. Hans
Jung and John Gehan. After The concert
the evening was filed IN with dancing until
the midnight train.
Too much wina Thursday night broke up
a little sailing party consisting of Misses Cas-
tie Schabel. Finch Luley and BigeloW. and
Messrs. Keller, Godhead, GAY, Whitwell and
Stockbridge. and an adjournment was made
to Cobb's hall for two or three hours OF
dancing.
Tuesday III, Y. NJ. c. A. boys held potato
bake at the club house. and on Wednesday
they atewatermelons until midnight and made
Mahtomedi livelier than any other portion of
The lake.
Mr.. VanDusen has brought from Mime
tonka his Yacht Modesty, a twenty-foot
sloop, and thinks he has boat to beat any
thing on the lake.
Fridays hop at the pavilion was the largest
yet held there over two hundred couple
being present, and crowding the aall to Its
utmost capacity.
Next Thursday the Cambridge Church choir
will give concert at the pavilion. and bring
out their pet boy soprano in series of Sc
leclions.
Tonight Mr. and Mrs Huebner will pro-