St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09
AT WHITE BEAR,
The Usual Round OF Suburban So.
cietY Endowment.

1Iere mas been the usual quiet round oP
outdoor enjoyment at White Bear for the
week, nothing of special interest having
been chronicled, with one exception.
Society at the lake enjoyed brilliant
event last Thursday evening in a musical
soiree, given by the guests of the Chateau
gay hotel, after which the spacious dining
hall was cleared, and twenty-eight couples
remained to dance program of fourteen
numbers to the music of STEMS Or
cheStra. The musical program was
rendered by Mr.. James Shea
VI o. raul and w. III. LanyOn of London.
Eng VINO Is brilliant performer on the
PIaIoIotte' and presented before his audi
Glce repertoire" i'll elegant style. Mr..
LailyOn Is a composer, and the two pieces
rendered by him, of his own composition
We're received with hearty applause. These
entertainments will occur every wael, and
once each month full dress party will be
gwen. Among the guests from the neigh
boring cottages and hotels were noticed Mrs
MeClung, Mrs. King, Mrs. Riley
Mrs. Underwood. Miss Nettie Riley,
Miss Maggie Riley, Miss Nellie Powers
Miss Carrie Ely, Mrs. Ely, Mrs. Dudley.
Mrs. O'Brien, Miss Jennie O'Brien. of St.
Paul; Miss Florence Miller, Miss Fife. Miss
Blanche Williams, Miss Thompson. Miss
Fowler, Misses Carrie, Belle and Nellie
hope and Miss May Young, of the Will
Jams Hotel; Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood of
winnipeg, Dr. and Mrs Denslow, Mrs. and
Miss Vermllye, Orange, n. j.; Mr. and Mrs.
u. Nj. Hallowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Farwell.
MIR. and Miss Konantz, Mr.. and Mrs. Stalev'
Mrs. Mahan, Miss Caddie Wiley, Miss Mel.
lie McClung, Miss Minnie Lusk of Iowa.
Miss Cherry. Miss Lutel Titcombe. Misses
Kelley, Misses Drake, Misses Prince,
MeSSrS. Il. Nj. Hastings, John Prince. Jr.
Cobb. Harvey Cole, Harry O'Brien. Stan
Dovelly, a. II. Echert, H. McCluDg, Miss
Ireary, Fred Berry, w. H. Breen, G.. Nash.
f. f. CordO, W. E. Butt, Blakely. Lar,
kin, Saunders, Hope. Markoe, and many
Others.
| LAKE GUESTS.
Among those staying at the Chateaugay
during the week were: Mrs. p. F. Nc
Quillan, Miss NJ. McQuillan, Miss
Anna Bell McQuillan, Miss Clara
McQuillan, Edward Randall. E. ST.
Julian Cox, H. n. Elmer, Mrs. j. w.
thompson, DR.. j. w. Chamberlain, Mrs.
4. ID. Hoskins, S. j. Donnelly,G. R. Mont
tort, j. f. Olive, E. P. Mccullough, j. l..
Mahon, Charles H. Johnston, c. A. Clarke,
| w. ID. Mingaye and wife. all of st. Paul.
William II. Lanyon, London, Eng; C. A.
Dreyer, Indianapolis; Miss Jennie Dunn,
st. Louis; Harry Gordon and wife, London,
Eng; Oscar T. Webber, Chicago; Mrs. c.
5. Burt and Miss Burt, Dubuque:
u. w. Collingwood, New York;
U. s. Morgan, Mrs. U. S. Sims,
Milwaukee; w. NJ. Monaghan, Chicago;
MIS-. w. f. JOY, Miss II. F. Joy, Sioux
City; Mrs. G. o. Mason, Miss Mason. Mo-
line H.: Miss May Young. Prescott. Wis:
George Clarke and wife, ST. Louis; Miss
Clara Nj. Cook, Rochester, Mimi; w. Il.
Mlngaye and wife, Winnipeg; NJ. Open
heimer, Rochester Mimi; j. r. Open
heimer, MasillOn, o.; John Jockey, Lon
don. Eng; Is. l.. Greeley, Fremont, ILL.,:
DE Forest Paine, G. f. Warner, Detroit,
Mich; +. b. Kellogg, Rochester; j. G.
Stearns. Duluth.
Mrs. L. f. Maloney and family and Miss
Fannie Dunn, st. Louis; Miss Eta Tracy.
Miss Maggie r. Kelley, st. Paul: Capt.
Underwood and wife, Winnipeg; w. A.
Ratlitfe, Indianapolis; F. l.. Golfer, Wins
ona; h.. E. f. Ross and wife, New Or
leans, will spend the balance of the season
at the Chateaugay.
at the Williams have registered from st.
Paul, w. l.. Breen, +. L. Breen. E. A.
honantz Fred A. Gould. John b. MacTag-
CART, Samuel Lisberger, A. j. WampIer, J.
A. Quinn, +. 0. Berry, Edwin Jaggard,
y. II. Elliott and lady, Mrs.
7. Konantz, Miss Lizzie KOnantz,
Miss Lizzie Brackenfeld, Miss Emma
Braekenfeld, Miss Kenna, William Kenna,
Miss O'Callaghan, +. G. Barnard, NJ. ID.
Sullivan, Harry K, Cole. w. H. Coleman,
MIS-, D: ID: Mulverhill, Raymond DuPuy,
II. A. Comfy, Austin
During the week the Hotel Lem has ELI
tertained Miss E. Paar, Master Herman.
John Schultz and wife, John w. Enwright
and daughter, j. Nealy, Walter Draper and
Cody, Rev. C. Gausewitz and wife.
.. Gersterman, +. A. Lunberg,
Fred Flochstrauser, John W. Norris,
\. q. Himildinger, S. Michaud, Morris
Adler, Samuel Allen, A. j. Brisbin, Harry
Moss, George Bloomhardt, John Kelleher,
U. 5. A., A. b. Holmes. Mrs. w. H.
Evans, Joseph II. Ellzins, J. Briggs, Charles
l. Dunbar, c. 5. Miles and wife, Miss A.
l.. Brown, w. Haderson and wife, George
r. Hughes Mrs. c. E. Hughes and baby,
Leonard Leigh, wife and children, f. G.
Mercer, c. Mastini, John Macdonald
George l.. Wilson, Walter Holcomb, w. G.
Gribben.
NOTES.
The Chateaugay concert and hop, soireG
musicale, Thursday evening, was largely
attended, standing room being a scarcity
piano with eclat.
Capt. Underwood of the British army.
and late of Gen. Fred Middleton's staff, is
recuperating at the Chateaugay after thu
fatigues of the Riel campaign.
The proposed race between Messrs. A. C.
EchOrt and f. w. Harrison, Friday even.
ing, was postponed on account of the high
wind.
E. f. T. Ross of the New Orleans Plea,
yune is spending few days at the Chateau
gay in company with his wife.
A sailing party made up from the Cha
teaugay and Williams spent Wednesdag
evening on the lake.
J. Halsted Carroll and Masters D. Lynn
and j. FL. Carroll, Jr., were at the Will
Jams Friday.
Miss Ellen O'Connell, st. Mary's Acad-
envy, Notre Dame, Ind, is visiting at the
Williams.
Bernard Goldsmith, wife and children,
Milwaukee, Wis, are stopping at the Will
Jams.
A. C. Altman, w. c. Hopkins and A. J..
Burke of ST. Louis are at the Leip.
Charley Stiles came in ahead in the boat
race Thursday evening.
The Misses Price of st. Paul are visiting
at the Markoe cottage.
F. A. Seymour, wife and child of Chi
cagO are at the Leip.
The steamer Dispatch had picnic party
aboard Friday.
Chronicles From TT: KeOsh.
The officers stationed at Fort Keogh
presented Maj. Samuel Ormshine with a
handsome sword, belt. shoulder knots and
strap. when he received the news of his