St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

| teen years. IL can be given without the
patients knowledge or Inconvenience,
the simple way being to administer it in
tea, coffee, or food of the patient. A As
page pamphlet on drunkenness Cur
able" will be sent free on application to
Golden Specific Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
evening for the benefit of the Prest yterian
church at White Bear lake was highly sue
cessful from both an artistic and financial
standpoint. The musical numbers rendered
by Mr.. aud Mrs. De Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Col
Vile. Mrs Coke and Prof. Titcomb were up
TO The usual standard of excellence expected
of these well known local favorites, while
the whistlng of Miss Floy Brundage and the
feats of legerdemain presented by +. L.
Bancroft were of unusual merit. The hall
was completely filled and large sum re-
allied.
De,lWOOd DOings.
One of the most delightful affairs Of the
season was the german given last Tuesday
evening at the club house of the White Bear
Yachting association by Mesdames James p.
Elmer and A. i. Ovitt. Miss Newport and
Lieut.. Sturgis led, and under their skillful
guidance five figures were danced. Although
the dancing ceased at the Mahtomedi-like
hour of II, the evening cup OF pleasure had
been filled to the brim- One of the features
of the evening was The mile dash trotted be-
tween Jay Stewart and Lieut.. Brown, Misses
Day and Wanzer acting as jockeys. and
handling the ribbons with all the nonchal
ance of John Splan or Bud Doble. The IA
vored ones were Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ovitt. j.
P. Elmer, Oscar Taylor. Jay Stewart, Milton
Griggs. Mrs. Whitney Wall: Misses Gordon,
Emma Nelson, Newport WanZer, Gilfiilan.
Mary Gllfllan, Day. Rugg, Mcdonald. lib
bins, Lamborn, O'Brien, Sturgis, and Messrs.
Ordway. Rugg, Read, Hewitt, Sturgis. Brown,
Haywood, Wright, Patterson. Driscoll, Nc
Qui!lan, Burns Dunn, Mckechnie and Gil
bert.
BY Wednesday evening Jim Elmer had
sufficiently recovered from the effects of his
fall 10 be able to enter upon his longed-for
trip to the Brule. where he will join that Sc
the club house. When he fell Jim injured
only his ankle so that his capacities as
fisherman were not i'll the least impaired.
j. B. Hewitt has been spending another
week at Minnctonka. This is getting serious
Frank Sanglin contemplates building
new cottage OIL his lot at Dellwood.
Nick Dunn is making the club house his
quarters at present.
Mrs L. p. Ordway is rapidly recovering
from her illness.
Miss Wanzer was the guest of Mrs. ovitt
d ring the week.
Miss Margaret Kelly is the guest Of Miss
Heckel.
Mahtomedi, Island and Peninsula
Pointers.
Walter Morton has gone to New York.
None but those living on the island or at
Wildwood can grasp The full significance of
that statement. Where before there was
JOY and gladness and merrment. now ali is
hushed. and not even the Katherine cares to
move as she lies forlornly at her buoy Off the
island. Mir. Morton has gone to Coney island
armed with letters of introduction from
Frank j. Pilling to Harry Miner and other
prominent caterers for the pubiic's pleasure
(and dollars. and will return with more
m mr.
than can be carried out even in the long and
weary months of Minnesota winter.
Saturday evening Miss Lottie Raynsford
entertained her friends at Mahtomedi with
fancy dress party. The evening was pleas
antly spent in dancing by those present. con-
sisting OF Messrs. ". j. ana Frank Murray.
Porter and Ralph Eastman. Cowing. Smiley,
Sanders, Will and Ed Swan. Claus and AL
bert Forsell, Norquist and Helm; Misses
Swan. Eastman, Stella and Lou Dufresne
Sanders Breidert, Delano, Murray, Bishop.
Misses May Murray and Genevieve Gervais
gave all informal party Wednesday evening
which was most delightfully."- enjoyed by all
their Mahtomedi friends. Present were:
and Messrs. Sanders, Mattocks, Shirley,
Boardman, Houghton, Farwell, Spence and
Sanders.
Mrs. Williams has been entertaining Mrs.
G. ii. Mcknight and children at her cottage
on the peninsula.
Miss Mabel Merriam. who has been visiting
Miss Bement, returned to town last week.
Lansing Bement has returned to school,
and the Secret is disconsolate.
Frank Bancroft and Fletcher Appleton are
visiting Robert Bliss.
Miss Prickett of st. Louis, is the guest of
Mrs. Oscar Taylor.
William II. Bliss has returned. and is once
more at the lake.
Crumbs From the Hotels.
the gallant colonel lin the winter it is
Leip) received tribute during the week from
L. j. Darragh. the rising young attorney; NJ.
F. Kahn, our county attorney at present, and
Charles 6. Fairchiid, st. Paul's gifted attor-
ney,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Norman entertained at
the Williams Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. nj. Kun
KEEL. Mrs. L. Grinsel and Harry Norman, all of
| the Windy City.
| George W. Cheney. of Buffalo. N. Y. through
| the temptations of Wednesdays dinner at
Leip's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Weatherby entertained
| Mrs. Weatherby. Mr.. Weatherbys mother,
| and Mrs. Roberts at the Mahlomedi Wednes-
! day.
Mrs. Bertha Jaeggi. of Columbus gifted
| pianist, en;ertains the guests at Leip's most
charmingly nearly every evening.
The high school was indeed desolate on
| spent the day at the Williams.
F. F. Miller and family deserted the Odd
Fellows long enough to dine at Leip's on
| Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Scott and Mrs Madison visi-
| ted Mrs. McLaren at Lakeside hotel during
| the week.
| Charles Clifton ran up from Chicago Sun
day TO visit his brother Frank at the Will
| Jams.
Mr.. and Mrs Koon, of Hillsdale avenue,
| are a Leip's visiting w. l.. Perkins and fam
| lily.
Capt and Mrs. Simonton spent part of the
| week at Mrs. Ramaley's at Lake Shore.
J. H. Murphy Jr. and Miss Nelson regis
tered at the Leip house on Thursday.
A. K Pruden and John Clark and wife
| were at the Chateaugay last week.
| Lew Shave came out Friday and warbled a
| few lines with Prof. Hans Jung.
| John Caulfield registered at the Chateaugay
| on TUESDAY.
Miss King, of West St Paul, is stopping at
| Lake Shore.
| c. W. Jones is at Ramaley's.
Marine News.
| The White Bear Yacht club have post
| poned race for the club trophy, which will
| be sailed off within a few days. The GLOBE
| would suggest that the two clubs hold feet
review or procession before the close of the
season. Such an affair would undoubtedly
prove more entertaining to the ordinary on
locker than regatta, where no one but O
sailor can tell which boat is i'll the lead.
In the next race for the Gotzian cup Eu-
| gene Ramalev will sail Hornet, and i'll all
races during tine rest of the season the Corn
| ing boys will handle the Secret.
Gustave Schole, of the Northwestern CaI
Wheel works. has bought Dingle's slOop
Whale, and will add her 10 the association
| feet.
Luther Newport's shark has been fitted
| with q steel center board. aud is expected to
| accomplish wonders i'll consequence thereof