St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
White Bear Enjoyed Regular Summer
Rush Of Visitors Last
Week,
And Many Took Advantage Of Yesterdays
Holiday to Spend the Day
There.
A Notable Progressive Euchre Party
Held at Le1p's Hotel Thursday
Night.
Black Bass are Bfting--Some of the
Weeks Events at the
Lake.
st. Paul,s Resort.

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the seasons. glory. The lovely weather Of
the past week has stimulated the summer
people, and the present week will doubtless
see a large increase both at the hotels and
in cottage residents. Yesterday, being
a legal holiday, brought it's compile
ment of train loads to the charming
| lake, and the atmosphere, freshened by oc-
casionaI showers, rendered perfect outdoor
comfort reality. All day long the surface
| of the lake was enlived by the reflection of
| brightly painted row and sail boats, each
with its party of fishermen or pleasure seek
ers. The Hessian band, which has been
discoursing delightful music during
the week further enlivened the occasion
| by the performance of choice selections.
The arrangements for permanent engage
ment of this well-trained organization for
the entire season are about contaminated,
and its presence will add much to the
/ PLEASURES OF THE LAKE.
| Under this arrangement will be given
series OF Open-air concerts from 3 to
o'clock in the afternoon, and at night al-
| ternately at each of the leading hotels. Al
| though the majority of those owning cot
| tages at the lake have not yet arrived,
| the past week has not been entirely barren
OF social enjoyment. The leading event of
| this nature was the progressive euchre en-
| tertainment given at the Hotel Leip Thurs
| day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nc
Arthur to the Alpha and Omega euchre
club of st. Paul. The members of the club
arrived at the Cottage Park station on the
5 p. m. train, and were escorted by the
HesSian band from the sta
ton to the steamer Dispatch.
| Under the pilotage of Capt. E. W.
Curry, a trip was taken around the lake.
after which supper was partaken of at the
Leip. After supper progressive euchre be-
came the attraction until 10 o'clock, at
which hour most recherche lunch was
spread for the party by Mr.. Leip. A fea-
ture of this closing ceremony was neat
boutonniere of violets placed bysthe plate Of
each guest. Present were:
Mr.: and Mrs. ]. T. odell, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Stone, Mr. and
Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs Moon, Mr. and
Mrs. DR.. Ancker, Mr.. John Doub, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Roselle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dr.. Routh, Mr.. Bagley, Miss Brawley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright, Mrs Cummings, Miss Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Miss Gibson, NJ S. Rob-
ertson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckee, Mr..
Charles G.. Throop, Mr.. and Mrs. Dellinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelcher, Mr.. Bramhall Miss Hol-
brook, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N. Bristol, Mr. and
Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Mead, DIR. and
Mrs. Lyons, all of ST. Paul, and Mr. Wilson of
Brainerd
DR.. and Mrs. Ancker will entertain the
club at their residence ON Cottage avenue
one evening this week.
THE PRIZES
were taken as follows:
Head Ladies' Prize-Silver card receiver
Mrs. DR.. Ancker.
Ladies' Progressive Prize-Silver fligree
lace pin, Mrs. Mead.
Ladies' Lone Hand Prize,Glass water
pitcher and tray, Mrs. Cook
Ladies' Consolation-Mrs DIR. Roth.
Gentlemen's Head Prize-Silver pocket
flask Maj. Kelefer.
Gentlemen's Progressive Prize-Scarf pin.
T. J. Kerr.
Gentlemen's Lone Hand Prize-Watch
stand, Mr.. w. E. Bramhan.
Gentlemen's Mystic Prize-Mr. J. Mckee.
Yesterday evening an impromptu hop was
given at the Chateaugay, about thirty couples
participating. The new grand cabinet up
right piano received during the afternoon
was made to do its share toward supplying
the music. The honors of the occasion were
duly rendered in style characteristic of the
Chateaugay.
Friday evening strawberry festival was
given at the village of White Bear for the
| benefit of the Catholic Church society.
NEW COMERS.
| Among the families registered for the
SEASON. DIT Gll6 f1Otel Ltlp dIO.
+. E. Macarthur and family, H NJ. Bristol
| and family and Thomas J. Kerr and family,
| all of St. Paul.
ODDS AND ENDS.
| Mrs W. II. Morris, Miss Mary Morris,
Miss Tiny Morris and Mr.. VIII Morris were
entertaining Mr.. Effinger of Portland, Or,
at the Chateaugay Monday evening.
H. n. Herbst and D. d. Vermilye, st.
Po11 howe OF, ua upd rooms for tho caoco,,
w. III. Smith of the Brunswick hotel,
indianapolis, has leased the Chateaugay bar
for the seasons practice.
The st. Paul and Minneapolis lacrosse
clubs made the l1eip their headquarters
Decoration day. The Chateaugay enter
tanned the boys at dinner.
Last Sunday was the best fishing day for
fifteen years, the warm rain making it a
typical day for the business.
Chief of Police Shortall of Saltwater
caught a big string of bass Friday. Vic
Richards says the chief lost his fishing box
and came near wrecking the bridge.
Mr. Leip is building an extension to the
boathouse and dancing platform.
The sidewalk from the White Bear depot
is being extended to the bridge. This will
make lovely lovers lame.
Mr.. A. f. Leman has as fine set of boats
as can be seen at any summer resort. They
number nearly hundred, row and sail, Of
every variety. The fifteen-ton yacht Mel
lie, built and owned by himself is beauty
and will carry forty people. Mr.. Leman
occupies over 700 feet of wharfage and is
doing a rushing business.
Capt. Curry of the Dispatch reports a
quiet weeks business but says he can keep
the boys busy wooding up. Kate Claxton
and company took trip with him on Sun
day last, and yesterday picnic-crowd of
schoolmarms enjoyed an excursion under
his pilotage.
The Dellwood club house is opened to-
day for the seasons occupancy. Mr.. Page
and wife will move in tomorrow.
The lacrosse boys made merry and mu-
steal racket at the Leip last evening
An excursion party from West ST.. Paul
took possession of the yet unopened NAH
sisted of Messrs. c. b. Lawton, A. J.
Bross, E. N. Clintsman, G. A. Doran, E.
w. Allen, Robert Bross, Miss NJ. E.
Darrah. Miss Mary Rhodes of st. Peter,
Mrs. and Miss Chamberlain, Miss Bross,
Miss Anna Doe, Mits Georgia Broadway and
Miss Lucy Fish.
Among the cottages to be built at NAH
tomedi this season will be one by Mr.. Law
ton.
The catamaran at Mahtomedi lies high
and dry on the bank.
John Markoe captured a fourteen-pound
pickerel one day last week. Another boy
claims to have beaten him with a twenty
one FOUNDER.
Among those who are stopping at the
home-like Williams house are Mr. Samuel
Appleton and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Voss, all of st. Paul. The Williams is
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