St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16

Church ARairs-SociaI and /
Personal Gossip by Minneton-
ka's Shore.
There certainly was very decided |
feeling of fairness i'll social circles fol- !
lowing the departure of the two college |
crews which, during their stay, had |
been so feted by the cottagers. This
was more than natural. as the boys were |
such jolly lot that people were glad to |
entertain them, and. coming, as they
did. soon after the opening OF the lake
season, they practically we're the So
cIety people. III point of popularity.
during the whole length of their stay.
Among the fair sex those to whom con-
stancy is only phrase have FASTENED
10 console themselves with the many
entertaining youths VINO haunt the
plaZZas at -4.e hotels. while the more |
constant still reserve a small corner in /
their memories and, did l say, their |
hearts for things that are no more.
The Commercial club outing Thurs 1
day at MlnnetOnka beach was one of /
the most recherche affairs that that de- |
lIghtfuLly social institution has ever |
given. The trip around the lake was |
charming, while the dinner and hop |
which followed were no less enjoyable. |
Next on the list is the formal opening of |
the Lake park, which occurred last |
night. A delightful time was spent by (
all those VINO responded to Manager |
Waits general invitation TO the people /
OF the two cities. Among other features !
on the programme was a minueC, with /;
other fancy dances, by two children who |
have considerable talent in this lire. /
The hotel was deliberately decorated, !
and the grounds. which were placed at /
the disposal of all the visitors, were /
brilliantly Illuminated. A special mu- |
steal programme was rendered, ana the /
whole affair, which began i'll d blaze of |
glory, ended in the wee sma' hours of |
the morning with a g-to-be-remem- |
bered dance.
4 great many picuics have taken |
place at all points of the lake during /
the past week, notably the annual out |
ing of the Sunday school of st. Peters /
church, Day toms bluff. About 100 chill !
dren and as many more grown Up people |
OF the congregation took the $3.50 train |
on the Great Northern TO Spring park. !
a very delightful time was spent and |
games. boating. etc, were INDUCED in. |
and all voted this charming place all !
that could be desired for picnic
With 4 tennis tournament for next |
week on Tuesday and all the tennis in
the future Lhat the most devoted Wielder !
of the race uet could desire. to
say nothing OF the weekly hops at the, |
great cente rs around rhe lake. To say
nothing of smaller affairs among the
cottage rs, 1t does not look as though
pleasur 9 seekers would suffer very
much from enuul.
PARTICULARLY attractive programmes /
have been prepared for Sunday after |
noon ana evening at Hotel Lafayette. /
SelDert'S orchestra, under the leader
ship of &. Straka. is in attendance |
daily, but the Sunday programmes are I
unusually good ones and are as follows: /
SUNDAY AFTERNOON PROGRAMME
Coronation march from Op FOlkung-
err. 5000. .................-. kretchmar /
Overture, 'Ihr Fahrt Uns GIueke'' .Suppe !
Waltz, Flowers of st Petersburg - Resch /
Selection, Poor Jonathan" 5000. MiIIOc6er j
b Dance NapolitaIue ..-.-. $3.50 TObani /
Waltz. skaters .....-.... -. 80. Waidteufel /
Gallop. '"IallT HO" - &C.. -.. Bernstein /
SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAMME.
March. Artists Home .-..--......... Bach /
Overture. "Orpheus' .-...-. 80. Offeubach !
Waltz. ~ here the Orange Blooms" strauss /
Selection. III Trovatore ..........V Verdi !
GavOJJe, 'ChatteTer'' .......... EiIenberg
Violin Solo. Good Bye, Sweetheart Hauser /
Emil Straka
Selection Muddy Day. .-..... Braham |
With zylOph one solo.
Waltz, Confidence" -, .......... WaldteufeI 1
GallOp, ''Currassier Attaque' 49,. EiIenDerg /
Visitors at Minnetonka Beach during |
the past week: Z. 2. Shepard and wife. |
st. Paul; a. w. Clark, j. r. Donelson, /
MI. ana Mrs. Gallagher. DR.. HOrnick
and D. r. Sumbardo, MINNEAPOLIS: Rob /
ert hall. st. Louis. Mo-; a. &. Bartlett
and wife, Chicago; W. q. NOrthrup. Guy
NOrthrup and john Cowan, Minneapolis; /
George w. Hunt. Duluth; Fred Ger
lin, st. LOUIS; Cora Greesley, Mime
apOiiS; Mrs. NJ. Mccormick, Shenau-
dOah, La: Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Clark I
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cromley. Mr.. I
and Mrs. B. d. Fuller. st. Paul; j. r.
DOnels0n, Minneapolis, and w. A. I
POtut. Kansas City.
Manager Wait, OF the Lake Park, took
quite number OF his guests over TO
Excelsior on Thursday morning for a
swim. They spiashed around for some
time in the water, when they discovered
that one of the ladies of the party was
an expert swimmer. There was a de-
mand at once for her TO perform soma
OF The unusual feats that are TO be per-
formed III the water. upon which she
treated the crowd to some perform
ances that would have surprised a pro-
feSsional.
Arrivals at the Lake Park W. Edger-
II. u T..
Paul: Z. II. BuXter and wife, St. Louis:
Z. NJ. Dix. Winona; Louis Francis ana
mother, Kansas City; A. j. Barnum and
wife. Sioux City; John Rowland, L. &.
Wise, st. Paul; Z. B. Spicer, MinneaDo-
lis. Mr.. and Mrs. FarnsWOrtn. OF Aus
tin, Tex, are at the CottageWood hotel
for the season.
Dean Fletcher and Dayton Elliott,
Minneapolis; j. w. Ebert, st. Paul; E.
W. Smith, Chicago; Il. w. G. Coles,
New York; b. w. Burroughs, st. Paul;
w. D. Jones and ALI Merrill, Minneap-
oils; George j. Staples and wife. and
b. G. Cooney, OF Princeton. n. z, all
spent Sunday at Minnetonka Beach.
Registered at Lafayette during week:
A. Z. Horn, st. Paul: George II. Rails
ton, Philadelphia; Stewart j Fuller,
Henry johns, +. W. Benz, Horace q.
Stilwell. st. Paul; Howard Conount.
Amsterdam, n. Y; '. A. Johnson and
Jessie Mcmillan, st. Paul, and Georges
d. Armstrong, Minneapolis.
Arrivals at Lake Park during the
week: 5. E. Spring, West Superior:
NJ. J. Kennedy, Minneapolis: J. c. Gau-
key, Detroit, Mich; j. ii. Lowell and
wife, ST. Louis; Mrs. John Halls and
daughter. Minneapolis; Dr.. J. H Will
Jams and wife, ana Mrs. Stowell, New
York.
George Sturgis, Chicago; NJ. A. Nc
CHM. Omaha, Neb.; Mr.. Harris ana |
wife and John A. Sargent, Kansas City;
j. A. Middleton. ST. Louis, and Mrs. G.
E. McShaue, Omaha, Neb., are the new
arrivals at Hotel Lafayette for the sea-
son.
Mrs. E. B. Wolff and child. Mrs. n.
A. Mcduire and children, OF ST. Louis:
Mrs. q. A. Shubert, of Milwaukee,, aud
Mrs. o. e. Greeley aud son. MiUueapo-
lis. are at the st. Louis for the summer.
Tho II ParI rsonia that va,era -,.atriS