St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-08
WHITE BEAR.
The Beginning of the End of the
Social Season. N unerous Personal
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The Beginning of the End of the
Social Season.-N umerous Personal
Points.
At White Bear the past week has proved
the beginning of the end of the season.
While many of the hotels are yet FULL the
arrivals have been fewer than of any of the
first six or eight weeks. July is the liveliest
month of the season, and during August it
is expected the number of visitors grows
smaller. However, large proportion of
those who are there for the summer will re-
main for several weeks yet, and the camp
ers have not yet begun to strike their tents.
The falling off has been in the crowd of
transient visitors, who only stopped day
or two. sk
PERSONALS.
The following visitors registered at the Oak
Grove camp during the week: Prof. Thomas
Russell, Mrs. T. Russell, Miss Katie Russell,
Misses Elinor and Mamie Russell, L. Strouse,
ST. Paul; Al Fischer, Fargo, Oak; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Burnes, White Bear; c. S. Huma-
son, Miss Mile E. Humason Ralph Cald err
wood, st. Paul; 7. Mayburn Gaena; A. I.
Knebel, Galena; f. Burrichter, Miss
Lillian NJ. Henley, Miss Emma Will
Paul; Miss Carrie F. Dietz, Iowa City, Ia.
John H Cartmel, Fred Witt, St. Paul; Will
Brewster, White Bear; Baron Won Bohorst,
Lyons, France; George Fl. Hammer, Lastrup,
Germany; l.. NJ. Steiner, Milwaukee; Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Fischer, Jr., Miss Maggie Scho-
narth, Miss Gussie Schonarth, St. Paul; Will
lam ]. Wenger, Campbell; Frank Peters,
Mrs. John d. Dean. ST. Paul; Miss NJ. N. Hill.
st. Louis; Mrs. John Bittman, st. Louis; Mrs.
P. Langaier, St. Louis; Miss Edith Langalier,
st. Louis; H. w. Langrell, A. l.. barrow, G. c.
Chase, Henry Meier, d. McGrath, H. L. Leu
ders. st. Paul.
| St. Paul people at the Williams house last
week were: q. D. Palmer aud wife, F. Y.
Craft, Mrs. James, J. ]. Bettman and Mrs.
Bettman, John d. Dean and wife, Fred G ut
tersou, Miss Laura Postlethwaite, J. K. Riley,
Edwin I'll. Beal, Charles n. Weatherby an d
wife, G. B. Metcalf. John E. Marshall, Miss
Lizzie Bonnie, A. E. Chantler, John B. Mactag-
CART, Frank Deacon, Mark Reeves, j. W. Stan
| ton, Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, Mrs. A. Worley,
| James McParthen.
The following st. Paul people were at Leip's
| last week: Judge r, r. Nelson, D. A. Mon
fort, Rev. Sydney G. Jeffcrds, H. Orlemann,
John Hilbert, G. A. Stein, George B. Wilson,
MIR. and Mrs. John Pfeifer, Miss Lizzie
Barker, Sigmund Wolff, D. E. Conhaim, Albert
Conham +. G. ]. Patenall. A. L. Hoffman,,
G.. Levi, Miss T. Goldsmith, w. E. Burton,
Frank Keogle, NJ. Levy, Mrs ]. B. Sattler.
The Matoska club gave concert and
dance on Thursday evening, and, as usual,
| the club quarters were crowded with visitors.
Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Hofstatter,
Miss Mae Murphy and J. +. Heenlein. Mr.
| ID. Muehlcnbach gave q violin Sola and
| Messrs, McLachlan, Shaw, Heinlein nc
Gehan gave several fine Quartettes. Mr.. Nc
| Lachlan acted as accompauiSt.
"a very line concert was given at Leip's
last evening by Prof. A. S. Habie of the
Vienna conservatory, assisted by Miss Marie
Geist and Prof d. Muehlenbruch of st. Paul
| Prof. Hubble gave several selections on the
either and French horn, and Prof. Muehlen.
bruch on the violin, while the two gave some
charming duets. Miss Geist presided at the
! piano.
Messrs. Lemp and Orthwein of St. Louis
who are stopping at Leips, are persistent
fishermen. They are at it every day and are
catching pickerel of fifteen aud seventeen
| pounds each, half dozen of which have beer
shipped to their st. Louis friends, to say
nothing of the wall-eyed pike and bass.
Among the st. Paul people at the Chateau
gay last week were: Egbert G. Moody, A
Hinchman, DIR. A. j. Gellitte, George L.
Bigilott, NJ. ]. O'Brien, E. ]. Bell, R. E. Ry.
der, J. Watson, w. Krogstat and lady, T. D
O'Brien, A. S. Nash, R. B. Riley, DR.. T. a
Johnson, DR.. c. F. Denny.
Mrs. C. P. Noyes. Mrs. ]. A. Wheelock
Mrs. S. M. Cary and Mrs. George B. Youns
will give concert and hop at Manitou Island
club house next Thursday evening for the
benefit of the Woman's Work Exchange OF
st. Paul.
Mrs. William Troy, Mrs. Joe Cook, Olive NJ
Dudley, Mrs. G. S. Bartrams st. Paul, anl