St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-10
Whife BEN. Lake.


Whife Bear Lake.
Bring plenty of warm wraps.
The Misses O'Conner entertained one evening
last week.
Miss Ada Bond is guest at the Chateaugay
for the season.
Miss Searls, who has been guest of Miss Fan
ME Willie, returned home.
Mrs. Tallmadge returned home last week on
account of illness of her daughter Anna.
Rev. DR.. Baldwin and Rev. Ben Terry and
wife are spending the Summer with Mrs. Terry.
Miss Williams and Kate Hough picnicked at the
lake on Wednesday, in honor of friends visiting
them
Rev. Ben Terry, formerly an old st. Paul boy,
will preach this morning at the Woodland Park
Baptist church st. Paul
very interesting party from the hotels paid
visit to Dellwood last evening; music and dane
ing was the order of amusement.
Miss Caddie Wiley and Fannie West have re-
turned from Faribault and will spend the remain
der of the season at scamp Marion
Misses Fannie and May Strong and Miss May
Wood of Minnetonka, have been the guests of
the Misses Hope during the past week.
One Of White Bears most charming young
ladies has at last concluded to take upon herself
the duties of another ''Hart' very soon. Con-
CALCULATIONS in order.
The Misses Riley and Miss Helen Pearce who
have been camping during the past month re-
turned home fully satisfied that their health will
permit them to live in the city.
The family of E. F. Drake consisting Of Mr..
and Mrs E. F. Drake. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. Drake,
A. NJ Drake and Miss Name and Carrie Drake,
friends from the east are expected soon.
The young people Of the Chateangay are con-
fdent of their success in furnishing their own
amusements such as 'private theatricals, - home
talent and promenade concerts, sailing excursions
and boating parties.
Quite an excitement prevails at the lake
the roller coaster in the city, so much so that
some of the fashionable young ladies at the hotels
have decided to establish one at the lake, to
coming in town so often
A Party of Kansas city people arrived at the
conclusion, while taking a tour of the Lake
the steamer, that White Bear wasn't such a hor-
rid place az it was represented to be by Mime
tonka man: that it equals anything in the east
in regard to the beautiful shore ornamented by
the pretty cottages and pavilli0ns.
Last Tuesday evening a scene of fun and
mirth at Leps. The occasion being the opening
reception of the hotel given by the guests of the
hotel to their neighbor friends. The grandeur
demanded full dress, which gave an appearance
of glow and tone. The evening was spent in
danciug and promenading to the elegant music
of the hotel orchestra The festivities of the
evening were enjoyed by the guests of the sew
eral hotels and campers, also many Of the So
ciety people OF st. Paul.
AS we pass along the beautiful shores of White
Bear lake, our attention is attracted towards the
camping grounds of some of st. Paul's society
Young people-not so much attracted by the
camp az the campers, who evidently consist of
four young ladies and gents, engaged in playing
game of lawn tennis and grace hoops, chaper-
oned by ''Mothe. Hubbard The camp is one
of the finest at White Bear, and could the ma
iorty of the hotel guests glance into the coy
appointments of the tents, are sure camp
life would be more popular than now (although
ten,iny is as popular this summer as the hotels,
and more from choice In front of the tents is
beautiful lawn, shaded by the welcome
trees ornamented by hammocks, which to
he patiently waiting for the next victim. As
daylight fades away the grounds are no less
cheerful. as they brilliantly lighthed by
lanterns and the evening made enjoyable by
music and fireworks. A we were unable to
procure any satisfaction in regard to the name
of the camp from the yOun2 IadteS. yet we Will
say that the camp was very ''Hopeful.'i
MAHToNEDI.
Arrivals include-John VI. Gilman. ST. Paul :;
S. Phiora. of Martinsburg; A. VI. Lawton, Mrs.
Donald. Miss Dixon. Mrs Ella Peel. ST. Paul
Misses Many. Barbery, Mrs. William and Mas
ter Charles Clark, of 81. Paul are at Camp
Wachina Washtor.
ed scribner. Jr, figures largely at the lake.
Union tents will be occupied by Mrs. Warren
| and family, Capt. Peavey and family, Mr. and
| Mrs Colder and Charles Esterbrooks. of Still
water.
Camp ST. John is patronized by Misses Lulu
! Peel, Florence Miller and Lizzie Virtue, of st.
| Paul
The Harrison cottage is something of the fu-
ture to speak Of.
cTzATzAUGAY HOTEL.
| Arrivals include-Geo W Leetch. st. Paul
| Miss Rose Tiller, Virginia: A. ~ Fadoria and
wife Nanshaw. o.: Mrs. Jessie Gilman, St.
Paul: Peter Valentine. W c. Hubbell, Mr..
| Carrie Straig. Mrs. HeiDIeiB, Mrs. DR.. Riddell,
| Miss Bean. T. J Thompkins, St Paul: Mrs. H..
VI. Beyton, Duluth: c. E. Magens, Baltimore.
| WILLIAMS HOUSE.
| Henry Lucking, Frank Hauspuger, st. Louis
| z. A. Fisher and wife, Minneapolis: t D Brown,
St Louis: J. G. Robb, Mrs. H A. Combs, St.
Paul. Mrs o. L. Delano, St Louis; F. C. Writ,
| ". H. Ely, Frank Clark, J. B. Sattler and wife,
/ ST Paul: A. j. Haicomb Mrs. A. J. Halcomb.
/ JERSEY City; Mrs " E Chamberlain. L. s.
Bralnard. ST. Paul; :. VI. Campbell Minneapolis
/ c. r. Nonfort W r Davis, Mrs E. $ Clark,
| 81. Paul: Stephenson Twiss and wife, Salt Lake
| City; 4. z. Mccoy and wife, Clinton, Iowa.
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