The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09
MAHTOMEDI.

Those registered at the hotel are: Ruth
Culver, California, Mrs: Margaret Fox, Min
neapolis; Jennie p. Fox, Minneapols' StTnI
water: Mrs. A. T. jerks, Saltwater; Miss
Gates, ST. Paul; William Jones Jr.. Chicago;
Mrs Tobey Chicago; Mrs. Lovejoy, Mime
wick, wife and son; Mrs. E. Palmers; Chas.
Norquist, st. Paul; J. d. Grery, chicago !;
Mrs. M. M. Thygerson, St Paul; Mrs. n
n MeFarran st. PAUL G1au St. Paul Miss
Clark, St. Paul; Edgar N Easton, St PAU !;
Mrs. E. T. Williams, St. Paul; MISS Laura saiI,
Williams st. Paul; E. w: Drawer, still
water; W. F. Tamosing, J: W Fox, A.
w Wickwill. St. Paul; Wallie Mcclure;
Mrs. John Ryan, LIE Sueur; Mrs. G. r. Payne,
Newport; Miss L. G. Doak, ST. Paul; J; ,,s J..
Ralph Lewthold Kasson Mimi; Mrs. Nora
L. Nelson, Minneapolis; A T; Bige-
low Merriam Park; Mrs E. X; Blgeiow'
Charles L. D. Lewis Duluth, Mimi; Mrs.
Knapp, Duluth; George Knapp, Duluth W.
E. Hestig, Minneapolis; S. j. Beardsiee, MIN
neapolis. u.t ~.
Stanley Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macan-
dies, Mrs. Mitchell and family, MRS. VIII
Bckel Miss l. Bickeli and Mr.. and MRS. y.
B. Robertson we're guests at the Dampler cot
tage "Idylwilde.
The Young Ladies' club met with Miss Mil
dred Cooper of White Bear. The prize WIN
ners were Miss Grace Dampier ana MISS
Lou Dufrense. Miss Alice BAKER VIII eHler-
tain next Wednesday.
The ladies of Mahtemedi gave dime so
cial SATURDAY. evening at the hotel Tor the
benefit of the chapel fund most oensnts
full programme was furnished and enjoyed
by large audience. ~ F3 "
r T. 4Dobson has returned from Chicago.
The Ladies club was entertained by Mrs.
Dresser Monday. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Murray and Mrs Dam
pier. fs ~ -
Miss s. Nelson, of Saltwater; Mr.. King,
of St. Paul; Miss Murray, OF saltwater. ana
E. Jones picnicked at Mahtomed1 Wednes-
day.
Miss Florence McGeorge. of Red Wing;
Mr. Swenson; and wife, and Mrs Roe visited
Mr., and Mrs. Sicthenbergher the past week.
The Misses Dobson gave a sailing party
Saturday evening to about twenty. most
enjoyable time was had attf f-r
Mr. and Mrs. E. Konantz. of st. Paul, have
taken the Woodbine cottage for the remain
der of the season.
Mrs Will Culver and daughter have re-
turned to st. Paul after a visit to ''Idyl-
wilde"
few weeks stay on the grounds in Fern
dell" @ 80
The Ladies' society met with Mrs Mary
Swan ON Wednesday. Luncheon was served
at II.
DR.. Andrews. Miss Andrews and Mrs
Beardsley called on Mrs. D. M. Dyer Thurs
day.
Mrs P. ouesnel and Miss e. Gravel were
guests of Mrs. William ]. Murray Tuesday.
Mrs Konants and sons, of Illinois, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Konants in "Woodbine."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Swenson, of Ashland
avenue, spent Tuesday with Mrs. E, Baker.
Mrs. P. June and son, of Ohio. spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Waterson.
Miss l.. Reed and Miss Elton. Of st. Paul,
spent day with tie Misses Baker.
The Ladies' Sewirg' club will meet with
Mrs. human at the hotel next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Of
Duluth called on friends Tuesday.
Miss Pennington ana Mr.. Stalate chaper-
oned sailing party last week.
Some of the young people attended the hop
at Ramaley's Saturday evening. $3.50
The Mahtomedi people, enjoyed pleasant
evening at Wildwood Tuesday.
Miss Clara Foster was guest of Miss Vir-
ginia Dufresne lasts week.
Mrs. ]. G. Callahan 81 St Paul, is visit
ing Mrs. T. M. Tripp.i;
Miss Lou Mathies,l of St. Paul. is guest
of Miss Mae Murray.4
Mrs. Teeple and Miss Marie have returned
from Alexandria. ec
c. Carpenter was5 guest at Honeysuckle
lodge last week. =
, Miss Boyle, of st, Paul, is visiting at the
Dobson cottage
Miss Finch was entertained by the l. c. C's
last week.
M. T. Sanders has returned from trip to
Montana.
L. De Cou spent Thursday on the grounds.
A. p. Guy spent Wednesday on the grounds
Mrs. Cornish called on friends Thursday.
w. Wickwire called on friends last week.