St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-20
MlNNERoNKA HAPPENINGS.

u Hotel st. Louis Arrivals-Charles E.
yHalliwell, Henry H. Mudd. Miss Edith
Mudd. st. Louis; Miss Helen B. Coe, B.
Harmon, Miss G. Cady, K. T. McAdam,
Miss L.. Cady, Minneapolis; Miss K.
Fuchs, Paris; w. A. Paris, Chicago:
Fannie Lapham. Caledonia; Mrs. John
Baker and child, st. Paul; Mrs. FL.
Eisenhardt, Miss Eisenhardt, Isaak
Cook Jr., Mrs. Robert Aull and family,
Julius Boyer, e. B. Wolff. ST. Louis; c.
l.. Jackson, Muskogea, l. T.; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beatty-Jr. and child, Ashe-
vile. n. C.; Maurice A. McCabe, John
A. Kennedy. Milwaukee; Mrs. Frank
Jolly, Miss Holbrook. Miss E. E. Hol-
brook, L. B. Hawkins, Thomas SuIIi-
van. Minneapolis; Peter r. Cousins an |
wife. Memphis. Tenn; d. W. Hoyt,
Arthur. Britton and wife, Miss g. A.
Britton, Mrs. l.. A. Richardson and
daughter, Chicago, Miss Irene Robin
son, Los Angeles. CAL; Walter Grafton,
Mrs. K. p. Vincent, New York; Ii. Nj.
Laville. Cambridge, Mass.
The Lafayette and Lake Park hotels
having closed their doors, the st. Louis
is the center of whatever social life
there is left at the lake. the season
has been a very quiet one at the big
summer hotels, although there have
been good many people at the cot
tageS. People have not been able to
afford to take up their abode at fash
lonable hotel, and consequently a great
many have spent the summer quietly.
Yesterday occurred the annual cruise
and cruise race of the Minnetonka
Yacht club. The steamer Acte had
been chartered, and carried quite a
large party of the friends of the mem
berS of the club, who had been invited
to take part iii the festivities.
Among the guests OF the Bartlett
hotel at Mound City are: Mrs. e. 81.
Smith and son. G. w. Shiveile and wife,
Miss Grace Shivelle, Miss May Faulk-
ner, Frank CUM, Ii. A. Schmidt, Mrs.
Gilbert MilISpaugh, w. H. Hutsing. st.
York; j. E. Pardon, j. j. Tobin, j. S.
Beck, st. Paul.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Chapman house, Mound City, are: w.
l.. Eastlake, Kansas City; Charles AL
len, A. Nj. Smith, Thomas Schultz. Min
neapellS; +. w. Mattson, South Bend,
Ind; n. Tucker and wife, Chicago; G..
Z. Godfrey. st. Paul; A. 81. Hopkins.
Excelsior; L. L.. Bum, Miss Thurmond,
Bloomington, LII.
Frederick l.. Bancroft, who has been
spending the summer at the Lafayette,
accompanied by 4. E. Whitney, of st.
Haui, has gone to his camp at Clam
rails, FOLK county, for couple of weeks
hShlng and pheasant shooting.
Arthur Critten and family, Charles
Van StuddefOrd, Mrs. John T. Baker,
Mrs. Studebaker, or st. Louis. are
among the Lafayette guests VINO will eS-
tabliSh themselves at the Hotel ST. Louis
after the Lafayette closes.
Friday night at the Pavilion theater.
Excelsior, the principal members of the
Calhoun Opera company rendered a
musical programme OF ten numbers and
the operetta The Rose of Auyergne.
Recent arrivals at the White house,
Excelsior. are Mrs. Peter Coffee, Peoria.
ILL.,; Miss Mamie Mcdonnell, st. Louis,
Mo-; Elmore ID. Putnam, Columbus, 0. {;
zAeIla Nhitteck, st. Paul.
w. e. Brown and party, of st. Joseph,
Mo-, Will arrive ut st. Louis on the 2lst.
Air. brown Is the general manager of
the Burlington railway system.
u. L. A. Whitney, of the Great North
ern, and Joe Blabon. the purchasing
agent OF the same road, spent SUNDAY
at the lake.
Today the wheelmen, 200 strong, will
be al the Hotel St. Louis. A grand re-
view Will be held in front OF the hotel.
Percy Ward and wife, of Minneapolis,
We're the guests Of the Alpha Phis Fri
day at their Excelsior cottage.
The formal hop at Hotel St. Louis last
night WAS the most brilliant affair of the
season.
There was an informal dance at the
Mum cottage, Linwood, last night.
The First Unitarian Sunday school
picntcked at Lilwopd Yesterday.