St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21
Read on the Registers

Read on the Registers.
Last evening flower festival and lawn
fete Tor the benefit of st. Johns church was
held at Leips hotel. The affair is one of
annual occurrence and received the mos
liberal support. Refreshments were served
and the large number present were enter
tanned in most delightful manner, the lat
ter part of the evening being given up tc
dancing.
Wednesday last about thirty of the
guests at the Williams INDUCED in the dissi
patton of basket picnic. BountifulIy sup
piled by Mrs. Williams with the good things
necessary for the proper enjoyment of the
day, they passed over into Wildwood ane
romped to their hearts content.
E. II. Wood. E. j. Darragh, E. J. Schur
meier and wife. F. d. Pilling, Louis NJ. Hast
ings. John S. Prince Jr. and C. w. BradeI
registered at the Chateaugay during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Flarsheim, A. B. Flarshein
ana Mrs. K. MaXman were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wertheimer at the Chateaugay las
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Smythe and the children Of
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Squires will take ur
their quarters at Lakeside this week for
short outing.
obs. spent Sunday at the Williams with G. II
F1nehout and G. A. Van Slyke.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Van HarlInger, of In
annapolis. and August johnson and family
OF st. Paul, are at Lakeside.
L. N. Harmon, one of the former guests a
the Oaks, has taken rooms at the Williams
tor the rest OF the season.
Among Leip's guests during the week wer,
DIR. Donnelly, j. D. Denegre, A. r. Moore
and W. r. Gitt.
Mrs William Prufrock Mrs Heartler and
Misses Prufrock and Lambrecht, of st, Louis
are at Leip's.
Jack Wampler and C. H. Barnwell hav
Shifted 10 81,
gay to Leips.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dowlan were ths
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Rogers at Leip.
Sunday last.
L. Shoecraft one of the prominent citizen
OF Clinton To-, was at the Williams las
week.
Mrs. Clara NJ Lightner and Mrs. C. D. Mac
Laren are at Lakeside hotel, White Bear.
.. F. Sherwood and Louis Nash registered
at the Williams during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. White were at the lake
during the week.
Miss Grace and Mrs. George L. Cakes ale
at Leip's.
Mrs. D. Aberle and children are at the Cha
teaugay.
Borne on the Wind.
Next Saturday afternoon at $3.50 the frs
gun in the Wildwood free-for-aH will be
fired from the judges boat at Wildwood The
course will be from stake boat at Wildwood
around Association Buoy No. 3, thence
around buoy near the Mahtomedi dock
thence to the starting point and will be
sailed once or twice over according to the
wind. The regatta committee consists OF
Messrs. John Taylor Eugene Ramaley and
Will Murray, and the judges boat will
be in charge of hessrs. George Hughes Mead
r. B. c. Bement and L. NJ. Hastings. The
prizes consisting of two silver trophies and
two silk pennantS one each for the first aud
second boat i'll each class. have already been
purchased. and will be displayed during the
week in the windows of the Plymouth cloth
ing house. The race will be hotly contested
and undoubtedly every boat on the lake will
be entered.
During the past week there has been a
noticeable improvement in the matter of dis
playing lights on the sail boats of the lake
cease their efforts until every one of the
boats has light of some sort so displayed as
to be plainly visible at distance of not less
than quarter of a mile. Oscar TAYLOR has
conferred great favor upon the lake sailors
by placing brilliant light upon the point of
the island.
Stack has new boat in Minnetonka, built
by Dyer. and it is said that he is running
away from every one. Mr. Stacks return To
White Bear will be looked forward to with
great interest.
Last Saturdays association regatta has not
yet been decided, but the regatta committee
expect to get it Strengthened out before the
close OF the present season.
VIII Murray has fitted tine Albatross with
new sparS, and has otherwise lightened her
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