St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-02
AT THE LAKE.

The summer school al Excelsior closed its
fifth successful term Friday and on Thurs
day evening gave a musical in which the fol-
lowing soloists took prominent parts: Miss
Maud Timer. Minneapolis, soprano; E. T.
Seamalis, Los Angeles. Cal. tenor; Z. H.
Stewart, Niles, Mich. tenor; j. T. McCleary,
MankatO. Mimi, baritone; Z. NJ. Bach, Mil
waukee, Wis, bass, and Estelle Apgar, Ex-
eelsior, Mimi, pianiste. grand mixed
chorus ladies' chorus and a male quartette
rendered valuable assistance.
The Keith cottage is occupied by party
chaperoned by Mrs E. F. Young, of Leaven-
worth, Kan. They have been there three
weeks and will stay until the middle OF Sep
TENDER. Other members OF the party are
Mrs. j. G. Lyle Mrs. ". A. Jeffres and Nor
val Merchants, of Leavenworth; ]. ). Nc.
Donald, New Albany, Ind; Mrs. W. A
Blakey, Evansville, Ind, and Mrs. Jane Hall,
of St. Paul.
Tuesday evening the guests at Hotel La
fayette were treated to a ride on the lake i'll
the steamer City of St Louis. Prof. Brooke
and his orchestra were aboard, and, besides
giving fine concert furnished music for
dancing. Quite stop was made at Hotel
st. Louis, the guests of the two houses join
ing III the dance at the st. Louis ball room.
Winston cottage next week will be in pos
session of Miss Anna Wakefield and party
from Minneapolis. w. o. Winston came
here early i'll July and, after spending next
week in Minneapolis, will return and remain
through the month. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Klenn,
of Philadelphia, are their guests.
D. r. Wagner and family have for three
weeks been at their cottage and will remain
until the city schools open. Misses Margaret
Mclean and Cora sullivan. ana Mrs. j. X.
BriscO of Minneapolis, are their guests.
Thurber cottage has been occupied since
May : and will be open to Oct. ). making the
longest lake season ever yet enjOyed by its
owner, Dexter Thurber. W. II. Thurber and
family of Providence, r. l., are spending the
summer here visiting his brother.
Bon Ami cottage is occupied by the family
of DR.. l.. L. Bennett, of Owatonna. Guests
there are Misses Maud Wilsey and Georgia
W. Engle and Herbert Luers, of owatonna,
and Miss M. II. Gardner, of Boston.
Judge Shaw and family and j. r. Elliott
and family are at Clydesdale cottage and
Miss Mary Green, of Wooster, Mass, is the
guest of Miss Bertha Shaw. both having just
returned from Northampton college.
Misses F. E. Hoyt and Mathe Burk are at
the Linwood house for q week. Much of
their time is devoted to exploring the other
resorts about the lake. and they find this a
most convenient place to rest.
Byron Sutherland and family are nicely
chartered at the Wesley Neill cottage where
they Will probably remain until October. DIR.
| +. i. Dillingham; and wife and Mrs Lorraine
| Yorker are guests there.
Gen. J. M. Schofield and bride and party
| of friends were among more notable guests at
! Hotel st. Louis the early part of the week.
| They were the guests of Col. Charles Gibson,
! of ST. Louis.
The usual hop was held Wednesday even
ing at the Blue Line pavilion by the Excel
! sior hotels. A large number were in attend
| ance, and pronounced the affair enjoyable.
Rev. NJ. ID. Shutter and family have been at
| the Shady Isle house. The latter will remain
through the summer. The former started
| Friday on three weeks trip East.
Miss NJ c. Allison, of La Porte City. To-,
who has been the guest of DR.. Perkins during
| the continuance OF the normal school, re-
! turned to her home yesterday.
j. C. Edgerton has purchased and i'm
| proved Wildwood cottage. Charles Phelps
| and Mrs. w. A. Barnes, of Minneapolis, are
| among the guests here.
J A concert was given Thursday evening in
| the Blue Line pavilion, as closing feature
| of the teachers school which has been III
| session in Excelsior.
| Park Wednesday. Many of the children sell
dom get such an outing, and the Gay will be
| long remembered.
| A Z. Claflin has moved to the hotel and
| his cottage will be occupied by party OF
| twelve, headed by the daughters of Emerson
Cole.
Mrs. Il. F. Baleh and daughter Agnes have
| taken quarters at Hotel st. Louis, where they
will remain the balance of the summer.
Rev. 5. W. Dickinson. pastor of the Fifth
! Avenue Congregational church, Minneapolis
| is among the campers.
The Mead cottage is occupied by c.. s. Sedg
wick and family, with c. 4. Cameron and
wife as guests.
St. Louis Park Congregational Sunday
| school held its annual picnic at Excelsior
| Wednesday.
Bruce Wiekham, of Red Rock, Pa, i:
the guests OF his aunt, Mrs. L. d. Perkins, Of
| Excelsior.
The eroquet match between the Sampson
| house and White house has been postponed
Miss Mabel Wilcox, of Minneapolis, is The
| guest of friends at Zumbro Heights.
Sheriff P P. Swensen entertained his depu
| ties at his cottage Sunday.