St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19

MORNING, JULY 10, Is
G. c; Winquist n. Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson, F. Finegan and wife, Mrs; NJ
Franklin. Miss Emily Franklin, Miss Mar
Stubblefeld, J. A. Grant, William Tnpper, G.
P. Smith, Miss Wagner Mrs George w.
Moore, Miss G. NJ. Moore, Miss Jennie Ran
KIN. ". }: Romans, l.. Musseter, W l.. Nc
Murran, Mrs. Fl. c: Sargent, Mrs. James Cul-
Z Notes.
A small party of young people under the
ehaperonage OF Mrs: L. ID. Hodge last IueS
day came out for picnic and moonlight
sail in the Marguerite. Among the party
were Miss Ruth Stickney, Miss Minnie Wan
ger, Albert A. Bigelow. Webster Wheelock,
Ben Hodge and G. S. Bradford
Among those registered at the White Bear
house are DR.. Henry Hemplemann and fam
lily. St Louis; John G. Donnelly, st. Paul;
ID. NJ Stedman. J. K Wilson, John Rehan.
G. j. Kebler, G. J. Kebler, Prof. 4. c: Miller
Mrs. NJ. Mclaughlin, St. Paul; E. Torinus
saltwater; E. Parsons Dakota.
The Lakeside cottage gave its first musicale
and hop last evening, which was a decided
success. Among those who were at the cot
tage last week were II. BurWell. Miss Clarke,
Grinnel,, n; D.; ". B: Roberts, Anaconda N
l. n. L II.
Treat. Miss Wellington, st. Paul.
The club house at Cottage park, after sew
eral seasons vacancy has found an occu-
pant in Gov Merriam and family, who Will
occupy ii the rest of the season. The gov
ernOr formerly had cottage at the lake but
has not summered there for several years.
The Mahtomedi hotel is filed 70 overflow
ing. The latest acquisition is a delegation OF
st. Paul people from Grace NJ. E. church,
who have occupied an entire dormltory.
very pie asant little children's party. was
held at the Sanders cottage on the island last
week. The afternoon was enjoyfully spent
on the lawn and beach.
RE Van Meter. CT Glendale n. D., was
the guest of Mrs. Drake. Mr.. Van Meter was
in attendance at the editorial convention.
Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Marion Armstrong
and Miss Abby Armstrong, OF St Paul, nave
just occupied cottage at Mahtomedi.
Mr.. Reed and family, of the Reed Tailor
ing company, have moved into the Musseter
cottage for the balance of the season.
j. Byrd Hewitt. who has just returned from
his trip around the world. is now resting at
the Hewitt cottage at Dellwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, of ST. Anthony Park,
have recently occupied their cottage for the
remainder of the season.
Miss Grace Randall and Miss Winnie Lamb
spent few days of last week with Mrs. w. T.
Jewett of Cottage Park
Mrs. j. H. Wood and family, of Chicago,are
spending some time at Carmaken, the guests
of Mrs. j. H. TAYLOR.
H. n. Campbell and wife and NJ. j. O'Con-
ner were last week entertained by NJ. +. Kan,
of the Chateaugay.
Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller has sold her
pretty cottage at Mahtomedl, ana mas moVeu
10 Evanston, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Farrell, of st. Paul, last
week spent few days with j. A Brown at
the Williams.
A. V. Ovitt, who has just completed very
handsome cottage at Dellwood, occupied 1t
last week.
The Misses Pepper, of Kansas City. are Wis
iting Mrs. George E. Hallowell Jr., OF Mahto-
medi
Ben Hodge, recently returned from Yale,
spent few days of last week with Carl ray
loT.
Miss Michaud, of St. Paul, is visiting Miss
Geniveve Gervais at the Mahtomedi hotel.
Miss johnson, of Racine, Wis, is the guest
of Mrs. Stabeck, of Mahtomedl.
Miss Jennie Rankin has been the guest OF
Mrs. Crary at the Williams.
Joseph H. Rogers and wife were guests OF
John Rogers Jr. last week
AHH Perkins is visiting his brother, W.
s. Perkins, at Lake shore.
Rev. S. G. Smith was entertained py j. w.
L. Corning last Saturday.
Miss Ales. of ST. Paul. is the guest of Miss
Sanders of Mahtomedi.
Miss Mamie Mahon. of st. Paul, is the guest
of Miss Elsie Nichols.
Fred Mathews is spending short time at
Mahtomedi.
Aquatics.
The Della is fast yacht, but in a strong
breeze it was demonstrated last week that
she was better suited to lighter weather. The
Marguerite, the best heavy weather boat on
the lake, one evening last week tackled the
Della S The two boats sailed from Rama
levs to Mahtomedi and rs they were going
fraa 10 U 90 n tho Della = panSpd her
to gain few feet on her smaller antagonist,
but when the boats close hauled beat back
toward Ramaley's, the smaller boat held her
own; the Della : could come within a few
feet of the Marguerite, but do what she
could, she was not able to pass her. For
nearly mile the boats sailed, the bobstay
almost touching the rudder post OF the Mar
gueriIe. But finally the latter boat, catch.
ing a strong puff of wind, shot out almost
from the bow of the Della S, crossed her
bows and was off on another tack, several
hundred feet ahead
Mrs W. E. Hallowell, of St Paul. last
"Wednesday evening caught two pickerel, the
two together weighing twenty-one pounds.
Miss Hawthorne, of MahtOmedi, has also
been very successful at fishing, and among
the rest of her catches was fourteen-pound
pickerel
Percy Houghton. of Mahtomedi, who has
been distinguishing himself at swimming. is
backed by his friends TO the extent of
so that Percy can beat any man at 1.-THE
lake swimming from Mahtomedl TO Ra-
maleys
The good fishing of the last few weeks still
keeps mp. Pearl Rogers, of the Williams,
hauled out ffteen-pound muscalonge one
day last week, and number very little
smaller have been captured by other anglers.
The W. B. Y A. still keeps increasing its
membership very rapidly. The present week
the following members were elected: C. W.
Farnham, II. L. McClung, IL. n. Farnham,
W. B. Reed
T. A. Seelv, of the Williams house, gave
sailing party in the Ben Hur last Wednesday
evening, and the guests enjoyed the moon
| light on the waters until a late hour.
Albert Gervais, of Mahtomedi, has also
! made record swimming. lie last week swan
| from Mahtomedi dock TO Murrays dock, half
| mile, in thirty minutes
The Tam OShanter club spent last Monday
evening at a sailing party given by Mr.. Evans
! one of the club members.
| p T. Kavanagh last Sunday gave a very
| enjoyable sailing party i'll the Nellie TO a
number of his friends.