St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
enjoyed by the large number

thoroughly enjoyed by the large number
present.
Among the more recent arrivals at Cottage
wood hotel whose stay will cover period of
several weeks. are: L. A. Chamberlain, wife
aud children, Mrs. c. E. Thorpe, James X.
Thorpe, S. s. Thorpe, f. G. Holbrook, wife
and child. j. NJ. Hamill. wife and daughter.
Mrs. w. W. Paris. Mrs. L. II. Waters, son and
daughter, all of Minneapolis; II. NJ. Bibbins.
Mrs. NJ. W. Bibbins and daughter. Des
Moines, To-: W. A. Morey, Chicago; Misses
Cora ana Grace Armstrong, E, Z. Parmelee,
E. 3. Parmelee Jr., and Miss Hortense Par
melee, all of New York !,
"A pleasant german was given at Hotel La
fayette Monday evening by three of the
hotels guests, Mrs. J. c. Temple of Dayton
o.: Mrs K. Il. Dunn. of st. Paul. and Miss
Stlilwell, OF Dubuque To-. and i'll response to-
their invitations about twenty-five couples
attended. Nearly all were from St. Paul and
well known in that city's society. B. Hay
ward Wright led the german. the figures of
which were novel and lively.
l.. G. Bixby's Mount Pleasant cottage has
Deen eiaiivened by the return of Miss Mabel
Bixby from months visit in Minneapolis
Anoka and Chamblin, and by an increase in
the number of guests, including Mrs. Hiram
: Whitman, OF Champlin, and ". Fl. Johnson,s
OF Minneapolis.
Mrs Lizzie O'Brien, of st. Louis, who has
been at.Hotel st. Louis with seven children
Tor Two weeks, has returned home. She!
made arrangements to invest in Minnetonka,
property and build summer home next sea-
son. This was her first visit to the lake.
Godart cottage is occupied as usual by Mr.
and Mrs Godart aud family, OF Minneapolis:
with Miss bessie Ferguson as a guest for a.
rev DAYS. Dr. Little and family,sof. Mime!
apoils, and Mrs. Magraw of ST. Paul, also.
occupy part of this cottage.
White house arrivals include Mrs. Letzig,I
j Il. Miller and Mrs. Wild and daughter, St.i
Louis; Misses May M. Spencer and Elizabeth,
Harbach, Burlington, To-. William a. James,
Chicago: NJ. Gallagher and W. E. Satterleel
and family, Minneapolis.
The latest of season guests to arrive at the
Lake Park are: n. o. Werner and family j.,
". Porter and family Judge Koon and fam,
1iy all OF Minneapolis: j. W. Milford and
WIFE, Memphis Tenn; Ii. c. Townsend and
family, st. Louis, Mo.
Sampson house guests have been increased
by the arrival of j. f. Hassell and daughter,
OF Lexington, Mo-; ". E. Camp and son,
Kansas City; Mrs. Lawrence Springfield,
MISS Jessie McNaily, Cedar Fall, 10. w. S.
Ross, Minneapolis.
The why Not on Wednesday WAS char
tered by the following party. who made a
tour OF the lake: Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Young,
Mrs Riddle, Misses Hickman and Hoig;
Messrs. F. c. Riddle, Mcguire and Gibson.
Hotel De Groodts register shows among
the names: +: P. Hopwood and family, Mrs,
e. Sand. Miss Carrie l.. Gold j. Fl. Cook and
wife and Frank Il. Carriston, of Minneapolis,
and Charles b. Gibson, st. Louis.
Clarance Marshall, of the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music; w. NJ. Cross, Mrs r.
II: Alexander and party of Excels or
friends were doing the lake on the Lotus
Wednesday afternoon.
Hotel Lafayette guests enjoyed pleasant
german Monday evening. 1t was arranged
by three of the guests, Mrs. j. c. Semple of
Dayton, Ohio: Mrs. r. r. Dunn, of ST. Paul
and Miss Stillwell, of Dubuque. 10.
Lake Parks informal hop Wednesday even
ing was one of the best attended of the sea-
son. Many cottagers were present and the
town guests were quite numerous.
E. j. Fisher and family are now located in
one OF the Sturges cottages, as is also Secre-
tary Elliott, of the Minneapolis Y. NJ. c. A.
The announcement has gone forth that in
the future the formal hops at Hotel 81 Louis
will be invitation affairs.
The grocers will spend the Goth inst. at St.
Louis picnic grounds, and the retail clerks
on the 2Sth.
Merrill Bartlett and wife are guests at the
cottage of j. c. Bintlitf and family, Mead
vile Park.
The st. Paul shop employees of the Omaha
railroad were at Excelsior yesterday, $500
strong.
Edward Ende and family are occupying
their cottage at Excelsior for the season.
Mrs. j. w. Field was the guest of Mrs.
Harper, at Cottagewood, last week.