St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-25
LIFE AT THE LAKE.
No Social Events, but Many New
Corners.

NO SOCIAL EVENTS OUT NtanV NEW
Corners.
Among the guests at White Bear during
the past week life has been one of quiet
pleasure. There have been so few social
events, the weather being so warm that the
people were content with bathing. boating
and swinging in hammocks. At the
Chateaugay last Thursday evening there
was a pleasant hop and it will be repeated
next Thursday night under the direction of
Henry McLachlan. Father Murphy was at
I.eips Yesterday making arrangements for
grand temperance picnic, to be given by
the Catholic societies of ST. Paul. Aug. 6
or 7, which has not been definitely deter
mined yet. This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
game of lacrosse will be played at Leip's
park between the ST. Paul and Saltwater
teams. A large number of guests have al
rived from st. Louis this week and all the
I hotels are full to overlooking.
| AROUND THE LAKE.
On Friday evening last at the Williams
house was the scene of fun and merriment,
/ the occasion being the german in which
thirty little folks, the guests Of the hotel, par
| ticipated. The hotel ana lawn was brilliantly
! illuminated, and the little ones keeping time
to The music resembled so many fairies. The
! german 'favors'' consisted of fruit ami,
uOIlS. confectionery, bouquets, etc.,
manufactured by the little folks during the
week, and each day rehearsals had taken
place. Among the little folks present were
| Misses Matte Baird, st. Paul; Mamie Mahan
Bessie Mahan, Mabel Horn. Olive Wells,
Flora Geiseman, Daisy Allen, Constance
| Wells Birdie Hope, Oracle Priest Marian
Allen, Florence Allen, Nellie Smith; Masters
| George Priest, George Baird, Basal Burwell
| Harry Richly Dote Richards and many others
After dancing refreshments were served il
the cottage. Mrs MahOn, Miss Hope, Miss
Fife and Mr. Doty aided in rendering the en-
tertainment Il pleasant one.
Harry W. Wack and DR. H. L. Bryant enter
tanned the following visitors at Lake riew
camp during the week Ed Bryant, Alex
Coke, Robert Coke, Lizzie Reid, Mrs. George
c. S. Bartram, Mrs. c. S. Bartram, Fannie
Wellington, Jennie Fish. Eta Mayors, Jennie
Sullivan, Minnie Sullivan, Mrs. E. Christie
Mrs. E. Brimey. Mrs. o. NJ. Dudley, Mis-
Caddie Purkiss of Minneapolis; Miss MAY
Hart, a. B. Bran d, ESQ.,; Miss Lolita Connolly
Nellie Bolter, William Baird, Florence Rama
ley. Ernie Bryant, Miss Dora Bryant, Mis-
Florence Bryant, Mark Reid, viii Heffernan
Jack Kenna.
The Oak Grove Camp register for the weei
past bears the names of the following visit
ors: Katie Russell, Al Fischer. Jack Ham
mer, Jessie T. Gilman, Thomas Zeen, NJ. D.
Lillian NJ. Heley; Mamie Russell; Mr.. anC
NirsrW. j. Dunnebeck, }. A. Burr1chter,
loICtA, IlCIlIS nlSlcI, 0cOISS IL HtlHDeI, Ill
of st. Paul; E. L. Hutchinson, Chicago; j
Lewis keough, Minneapolis, Ernest Seitz
Mrs John Tle1ler, NJ. j. Shannon and Mis-
X. NJ Trexler, of Dubuque la.
The White Bear Gun club at its weekly
badge shoot last Friday twenty Peoria blacl
birds, ten singles and five pair of doubles
made the following score: Murray, IA; Getty
II; Phil Long, Js; E. Long, 10; Ramaey, Is
Alhier. ID; Macy, 10; Ciewett, II. E. Lon
took the badge.
The following ladies made up pleasan
party that spent last Thursday at Chateau
gay: Josephine Hause, Martha Schefe1
Mona and Ilmar Scheifer, Mrs. +. Siebald an
the Misses Jennie Clemie and Meta Siebold.
DR.. H. Wichmann and family, Jabob Grue
and family, \. H. Dewes, J. +. Jonas an
wife, a. Cehner and family and H. Walters
St. Louis, have rooms for the summer 8
Leip's.
Among sojourners at Leip's last week were
G. L. Brown, Newark, n. j., G. D. Randolph
Decatur. ILL.,, d. II. Smith and wife, St Louis
Charles H. Church, st. Louis.
+, T. c. Moore, Middleton, o., Grace E Andel
son, Tayloryille, H.. Mrs. J. Drummond, 81
Louis. aMd Bertha Drummond, picnicked g
Leip'S last week.
: H. E. Wilkinson, Cleveland, O., Mrs F. "
D'VaTgh, Minneapolis and Mrs. Curtiss
Bridgeport, Conn.,, were two days at Leip'
last week.
Mrs. II. Ludinghous and Miss Ludinghous
Mrs. G. Koch, Mrs. j. Wulf and Mrs G
Brandon, st. Louis, are at Leip's for the Sc
l son.
c. F. Brown. Minneapolis, Mrs A. K
Vrooman, Minneapolis, and L. D. KELLEY
New York, were party at Leip's last week
John F. Collins, Frank Curtiss, W.
Chamberlain, J. Henry Pins and family, 81
Lonis, were two days at Leip's last week
Mrs. n. J. Heron, St. Paul, Mrs. W. !
Wagner and Miss Lille Wagner, of ST. Loui
were party of ladies at Leip's last week.
DR.. c. F. Denny and DR.. I. H. johnson an
Son, st Paul, represented the physicians {
St. Paul at the Chateaugay last Monday
J. E. Marshall. Kalamazoo. and W. J. Mu,
name, Oshkosh, were representatives of Mich
gan at the Williams house last week.
A. W. Green and wife, Mrs. T. X Comt
and Mrs. F. w. Northrop and family, Chicag
a were ut the Williams house Friday.
Mrs Jessie Bartlett Davis, the well-know
4 Chicago singer, is at the Chateaugay for til
season, with her Child and nurse.
} Mrs H. B. Fouke, Miss Katherine Foul
and Miss Fanny Dean, Dubuque, Ia, hav
r taken rooms at the Chateaugay.
Walter Draper and lady, st. Paul an
, | George E. Cook and lady formed q party ,
Leip's last Friday
A. J. Elliott and G. q. King, Milwaukee,