St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-26
Yachting Clubs Have Con-
duced to the Enjoyment
of Visitors.
Traneient Guests and the
Weeks Doings of the
Social Set.
Society Goings and Comings
in st. Paul's Growing
Suburbs.

Bear thus far land everyone acknOWl-
edges it to be the most enjoyable season
ever passed at the lake, has been due
very largely to the yacht clubs. The
past week was red letter week in the
history of yachting at the lake. The
thirst for regattas seems unquenchable.
and the waters of the lake were ruth
leSsly torn by the sharp prows of the
yachts as they tried their speed in three
separate regattas. Tuesday night, the
first time in the history of yachting, the
lake was treated to moonlight regatta,
and the event which followed, if it was
not exactly a success as a regatta, as
novelty it spoke volumes for the origi-
nality of the yacht club.
On Derby day number of yachtsmen
were enthusiastic enough to prefer
sailing regatta to the Derby, but the
majority Of the club evidently had the
opposite preference, for only five boats
crossed the line, the Nushka, Kitten.
Viking. Katharine and Fortuna. There
was a bowling gale, ami all the boats
were close reefed. The spray dashed
over the yachts. drenching the crews to
the skin, aud it required the closest
attention to keep the rolling yachts
from capsizing. The great success of
the concert and opera at the pavilion
induced the management to repeat the
opera last evening to even a larger
audience. 1.-The Sleeping Queen was
rendered even better than before.
Purely Personal.
At the Leip House: Mrs. II. Woodrow, Miss
Cora Woodrow, Malvern, To-; W. b. Wheeler,
Minneapolis; Charles McMackin, Bird Nc
x-cN-ill 10 Mo
Louis Backa;eegel, George Erbs, It. Louis;
T. Z. Erringer Chicago; C. b. Rhubesky,
Milwaukee,; Miss Ella Hook. Cincinnati; A.
j. Casno, Chicago; Gus Wipperman. St
Billigman, Chicago; II. l.. Ransom. Okla
homa; Miss Cook, Hudson, Wis; j.
johnson and wife, Minneapolis; Mrs.
II. r. Baldwin, Omaha, Neb;
Harry Campbell, Kansas City; W. y. ingalls,,
| Duluth: Charles Z. Thurrer, E w. Puellman,
| p. II. Schmidt. WE. Artz. Il. A. Oberman,
| st. Louis; b. Westhus, William It. Jones, j.
Frank, ST. Louis; Julia Corcoran, Nellie
| Farnham, Mrs, John Cogan Jr., Mrs. W. X.
| Swinford, Grace A. Elliot Paris. H.; Han
nah Lynch, saltwater; j. P. Mcnamara,
| Chicago; Mary c. Byrne, Mrs. II. A Bates,
Miss Anners, Miss Edith Bates, Philadelphia;
E. II. Bunker, Boston; Mrs. j. E. Connors.
| Boston; H. T. White and family st. Louis;
Matthew FarreIly, Peoria, Ill. Z. N. Marvin,
Duluth; Adam Begg Milwaukee; h. y.
| Leonard, Chicago; o. Steffens, Cassie
| Dougher Chicago; E. v Crane, Dublin. Ire
! land; Mr.. Gibbs Dublin: Con Gleason, Chi
| cago; Mrs. NJ. Newbre, Milwaukee; Alice
Kingsbury, Milwaukee; ii. Hartman, 81.
Louis. of st. Paul: Mrs f. II. Brown, Will
lam Grace, Mary Grace, Hanes Grace, Mrs
N. E. Williams, Eliza Pierce, Miss
Nellie Mcclure, Miss Lillian Whitaker,
| Thomas Doran, Miss Ella McArdle. ST. Paul:
Mrs. c. A. Stees. Nellie E. Eustace. Libbie
Eustace. Z. Eonoyer, 4: II. Ozmup, Mrs
G: Bannon; +. r. Nelson, Charles BiXby and
wife. $. Helme. A. Weaver, W. j. Freaney
and wife, Mrs. NJ. E. Mullins, Mrs a. B. Leo
pOld, Miss Violet X. Pace. Miss NJ. E. Leo
pold, II. Scheffer, wife and child, John J.
O'Leary, Miss Lotte Dreyer, Miss tlorrie
Dreyer, f. II. Mccarthy, Katharine Mccarthy,
Mrs. X. 5. Doubleday. Zula f. Butcher, Julia
E. Swarlz A. ii. Stees A. E. Pegler,
A. A. Lotto. r. Schitfman Jr., IL. G.
Harmon, T. Z. Glenn, Miss Nicholson, May
| ME L. Farnham, Henry Stein, Louis Nash,
| Miss Alice Mcguire, Miss SOphy Erd. f. II,
| Bunker, Mrs 5. f. Hartman, Miss Erman
| Defield, Allan Brown, Jane c. Ryder. Mrs. j.
| S. Fisher, j. w. Fisher, Katharine Kennedy,
| W. McQuillain, Adam Decker, Mrs. G. ID.
| Phelps D. E Contain, Mrs A. B. Leopold.
Miss Violet K. Pace. Miss Jessie l.. Goodrich.
| At the Mahtomedi Hotel: uS. d. Guerin,
Milwaukee: e. Noble, Greenfield; Lettie
| Williams, Pennington, Can: Claudia Dor
| land, Washington; Anna w. Morgan Frank
| lin. o.. c. N. Rose, May Stephen, Syracuse,
n. Y: Mrs. Greene. Oakland. Cal. {: NJ. 5. Tee
| pie, Florence Whitrow. Camp Jolly; Rufus
| X. Schultz. New York. James II. Bolton
Fargo, n. D.; c; E. Edwards, Oshkosh Wis !;
Mr.. and Mrs S W. Rice, Montreal; Carl
Reese. Santiago; Samuel Fitzpatrick, Osh-
| kosh Miss Rhys, Wales: Frank Schurmier
Kalamazoo; Miss Refs, Berlin, Mr. and Mrs
| W. II. Eaton st. Louis; Vina ". Strutzell,
Chicago; Maud Alice Ward, Montreal; C..
| w. Ward, Niagara Falls Katharine Jacob
son, Berlin. OF St Paul: Z. W. Hallowell
Jr., w. Napier, Georgia Grant Julia Gallup.
| Vina NJ StrutZell. Marion Armstrong, Mat
| tie d. Armstrong, VIII Murray, Basil Bur
well. Mrs. N. Bourse, $, W. Biggs. c. E.
Rowland, NJ A. Ward, K. jacobson. s. X.
! HOves and wife, P. Mcdonald. W. w. Dyan,
W. L. Banchein, Mrs. NJ. Chamberlin. Miss
May Chamberliu, A. j. Bross, Il. G. Holbert,
! r. X. Schultz. c. B. Walworth, G. II. Walworih.
| M.F. Sanders, F. E. Sheldon, Genevieve Gervais,
| Bessie Hudson. Nannee Pepper, w. Napier,
Frank Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Harper, C.
| B. Clarkson, May L. Murray, Garnet Butcher.
| William f. Whellans, Frank E. Wood, Frank
w. Bowe c. w. James, Stella HalIowell,
| Minnie HallOwell, Lutte Hallowell Miss Julia
| Z. Doak, Agnes Doak, G. II. Miller, Miss j. l..
| Sackett, Mrs. F. II. Dayton. Weldon H. Day
ton, Harry p Dayton, &. L. Hawkins, Mary
| L. West, W. X. West.
At the Chateaugay: Mr.. and Mrs, H..
Rogers, Kansas City; G. E. Hide: Mime
man, Ottumwa, To-; Miss Clara Solburg, Miss
Nellie Solburg, DEBORAH. To-: j: c. Brown
and wife, Tacoma; g. II. Atwood and wife,
Saltwater; Miss NJ E. Clewitt, saltwater;
Eugene Ramaley; White Bear; Miss LOOMS,
New York:J j. Bromley and wife, New York
Harry Larfhin. Cuticure, CAL; Charlie Athey.
Griggsville, H.. Mrs. P. T. Burke, Mrs j. D.
| Flynn, Mrs. NJ. B. Smith. Mrs. v G. Smith,
Miss L. L. Smith. Miss N. L. Payne, Miss L.
l.. Bates, St. Louis; William Samitry, h. H.
I a S. McGhee, F. S. Buzard. Hugh
Sparks, E. R. Mcdonald, J. F. Dyer.
William Nelman, st. Joe; Charles Barqnist,
| Hulda Barduist St Louis of ST. Paul
George Macarthur and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
! F. j. Darragh, Mr.. and Mrs. HICarleton, Miss
NJ. Griffin, L. j. Wilde, w. r. Connolly, Frank
Keogh, Joe Mccarthy, Annie L. Smith, Mr..
| and Mrs. j. H. Cayon. j. Z. Menhauser A. b.
Miss Catherine Fawkner, E. c. Rogers, John
| Rogers Jr.. Mrs. {. A. Rose, Marie Keogh,
| Kate Doran.
At the Williams Householder Copp, Mad
| ison Wis. Miss Cunso, Minneapolis Mrs. E.
A. Talcott, Livingstone, Mont. James Kemp,
| Dubuque; E. w. Pratt, Miss b. Smith, Min
neapolis; Gus Wlpperman, ST. Louis: o. J..
| Casino. Chicago; r. p. Johnston, Napa. Cal. {;
Walker, Chicago: F. j. Spear. Chicago; Jen-
| ME May Wilson, Minneapolis; Mrs. E. w.
Stevens saltwater; E. w. Stevens and wife,
Lake City; Miss Beth Norton, saltwater; l..
| E. Davidson, Perham, Mimi. of st. Paul:
| Mrs. H. c. Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes and
| children, Mrs. j. G. A. Spear, Mrs. James
| Cullen Miss Lizzie Cullen, Mrs. W. n. Cum
| bev. Miss Upham, Mrs. A. Michaud G. God
| FREY, j. s. Fugate, H. B. Fargo, Ia. j. Sulli-
van. Miss Julia Cullen, G. j. Mcconnell, IL.
| G. Behrens.
| Notes.
The Lakeside cottage the last week has
| been doing the business OF hotel. Among
| the guests were Fred Keyes, George A. Theo-
| bald,W. T. Swan. Ed Swan. Miss Daisy Swan,
| Glenn Gessler, Schultz, C. Walworth. Gray
| Walworth. George Ring Richie, Arthur P.
| Lathrop Frank Dabrey, Mrs. j. s. Lathrop
Jr., MI and Mrs. F. E. Foster, c. A. Esterly
and family. Mrs. Bingham, all of st. Paul.
| Also Lyman c. Dayton, Aberdeen, S. d.; F.
| A. Hunter and wife, Montana; Miss Madge
| Bishop. Hannibal, Mo-; Philip Rose and
family, St. Louis.
A pleasant little affair was the euchre party
| given at Park Place cottage by the ladies of
the house. About twenty -eight guests were
present Cards occupied most OF the even,
ing and were followed by refreshments and
dancing. The prizes were taken as followsi
Mr.. Sloan, gentleman's head prizei DR.. Comp.
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