St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-05

Houghton. F. E. BurIel. J. h Randall. Albert
Wilson, W. J. Doran, Miss Grace Sanoorn.
Mrs Stabeck, Mrs. Alma n. Vieregge, Mrs
W. E. Hallowell, OF st. Paul; Miss Clarabel
GOodhue. Northdeld; W. E. Sling, Mime
apolis E. S. Keith. Sioux Falls: George
Clarke. Chicago; Rufus Smith, Wheaton, Ill.
1t will be noticed that the Lake Shore hotel
is once more the Leip house The former
managers of the hotel, owing 70 various cir
cumstances. of which inexperience and lack
OF funds were the most prominent. have Deen
obliged to retire and turn over the hotel again
to Col Leip. Now that the colonel is In Il
again, he is going to take right hold aud
bring his hotel up to its old standard
CMessrs. Ed aud VIII Swan, of Mahtomedi.
gave a verv pleasant picnic party on The
Fourth. Quite q number of their friends
from the city attended. Those present were:
Misses Foulke. Lanpher, Jones, Morgan and
Robinson. of St. Paul: Misses Fowler and
Gooeh, Minneapolis; Messrs. Theobald, wal
worth. Miller, Jones, Forbes and Rogers.
At the Park Place Cottage: A. Mckinley
and family, Tennessee; Mrs Fl. Allen. ST.
Paul; A. B. Travers and family. St Paul;
Mrs. Gill and daughters, St. Louis: Mrs
Schroeder nd son, st. Louis: Mrs. Dorsey,
Glencoe: Mrs Edison. Mrs simon. Glencoe;
Mrs JAS Richie, St. Louis; Joe Stevens ST.
Joseph.
At the Lakeside Cottage: W. J. Treat E. E
Treat St Paul: L. C. Mcknight and wife
Fisher, Minn-: Mrs. ;. E Willoughly. 81
Paul; MIS-. Sallie Fowler, Miss Annie Loom IS
ST Paul; George W. Wright Chicago; ]. NJ.
Abbott St Paul; Mr.. Gildersleeve, W. L.
Whipple.
The club house on the island is once more
occupied. and this time by lively party. MI
and Mrs. Courtland Taylor have taken uar-
tiers there for the summer. and will also CHAP
erone the Misses Taylor, Stephenson, Spauld-
ing and Armstrong.
a party composed of young people attend
ed the hop at DellwoOd last evening. They
were: Misses Lena Perkins. Jennie Wood.
Marguerite Taylor and Ella Goddard. ko3
Wood, Ed. Selby, Charlie hoppin and Harolo
Stout
Those present al the Y. NJ. c. A club house
last week were: Harry Beekjord, Louis K
Grant, C. 5. Richardson, F. II. Morris, A r
Guy, /. McMahon. B. L. Burwell, F. Il. Mur-
ray, all of 81. Paul.
Truman Ingersoll has decided not to oe;
eupy Birch Lodge this season, and has rentea
II 10 5. 5. Brown and family, OF st. Joe.
Mrs. W. n. Goddard, W. T. Goddard and
Miss Ella Goddard are spending few days
at Carmarken with Mrs. j. W. Tavlor.
Miss Goodhue, OF Northfeld, and Miss
Grace Sanborn, of st. Paul. are the guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. Bigelow, of Mahtomedi.
Miss Name Spettel. of Dayton avenue, re-
turned from an enjoyable trip down the
river Friday
Mrs. Gill and daughters and Mrs. Schroeder
and sons OF ST. Louis, have taken rooms al
Park Place.
Miss Andrews and Miss May Napier. of St.
Paul, were entertained by Mrs. R. B. Galusha
last week.
DR.. Halloweil and wife. Of st. Paul. have
just arrived at Mahtomedi for the rest Of the
season.
Miss Springer and Miss Prickett of Chi
cago, are guests of Mrs. o. L. Taylor. Of the
island.
Miss Birdie Mcclellan and Ed Halbert were
guests at the Corning cottage on the Fourth
Harold and Fred Stout have just pitched
their tent on Clarke avenue for the summer.
Ramsley's hops we're attended with the
usually large number of people last week
Ed Selby, John Armstrong and Charles
Hoppen are camping on the south shore.
F. W. Luley and family arrived at their
cottage on Clarke avenue last week.
Miss Isabel Bend was the guest of Mrs.
Courtland Taylor on the Fourth.
Miss Leila Deacon visited Miss Jennie We
mott al Dellwood last week.
Mrs. Ben McIver and family are occupying
tents in Ramalev park.