St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
WHITE BEAR,
How and Where Many ST. PauIites
are Keeping Cool

are Keeping Cool.
During the week the following people have
been at Leip's: Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Biggs,
Dave E. Contain and Albert Contain. N. S.
Rose, J. E. Rose, Mrs. J. Rose and Mrs Loes-
cher, Mrs. Harvey Officer, Thomas Officer and
wife, Mrs. Charles T. Officer and Mrs NJ J.
Newell. Mr.. Harzberg, John J. Rejuey, A. G.
Vega, r. L. McBain, Mrs. c. n. Graham. Eiss
q. l. Graham, Mrs. H. E. Thomson and family
and Mrs. H. S. Easton, FL. E. Dreise, Mrs. E.
Dreise, A. r. Bushnell, Charles A Bell c. N.
Borup Sherman Finch, Ell. Clifford, II. A Ha-
geman, Louis Gaultier, r. Martin, J. L. Giles
pie, j. j. Durage e. H. Cady and F. NJ. Cady.
The following people from abroad have
been at the Williams during the week: Frank
La Nouette, Wausau, Wis; A. E. Shirmick
and wife. New York; j. W. Pomeroy Jr.
Jacksonville, Fla; R. E. Brown, Chippewa
Falls; John Mcmillan, Sioux City; J. II. Long
Mankato; f. Leon, Cincinnati; H NJ Scbur-
uck, Hanover, Pa; Il. Herrarra. Key West,
Fla; d. Valladarez, Key West, Fl a.; H. H
Benedict, New York; Harry Vincent and
sister, Erie, Pa.
On the register of the Dellwood club house
during the week appear the following names:
E. d. Comings, Robert Aber, George e. Arm
strong, Frank jenkins, Charles HeIze Shep-
pard Stone, j. l.. Jacobs, J. II. Lewis, A. O..
| PatteSon, all of St. Paul; Samuel d. Earring
Chicago, Frank jenkins, New York, A. R.
Stanton, Toronto; Mary K. Porter, Hudson,
| Wis; Mrs. S. w. Eager, Racine, Wis.,; Mrs
| Henry Boyd, Chicago; Mrs. ]. P. Smith. Chi
| cago, and d. B. Smedley, New Haven, Conn.
The following gentlemen have taken ham,
mocks for the season at the 'sBunch of
| Keys" camp: Sam 7. Hart, Ed Miller, Will
| HeHernan, Frank Raney, Ralph Wilmington,
Johnnie Kenna. This club is situated on
the spot known as the Driscoll property, and
members will be at home to all their friends
| hereafter. DR.. H. L. Bryant and Harry Wack
| will be at home to receive on the Fourth.
| Among the guests at the Matoska club hop
Thursday evening were: E. F. vanGordon,
P. Miller and wife, J. o. Corners, James
| Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs. William Seip, Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Norris, Mr. and Miss Apple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin, O. G.. Mason and wife;
also Miss Hattie G. Merrill, Des Moines, Ia,
and Sam Hartmann, Somerset, Wis.
| The following ladies and gentlemen visited
Lake View camp during the week: Kittie
Wellington, Lottie Beck, Lizzie Reed, Lulu
Beck, Eta Myers, Nina Birdick Dora Bryant,
Florence Bryant, Myra Fish, Mrs. Dudley,
Fern Dudley, Sam T. Hart, Ernest Bryant
Johnnie Kenna, Will Heffernan.
The Matoska club gave the first hop of the
season at the Dellwood club house Thursday
evening. 1t was very successful and en-
! joyable affair and was attended by a large
number of people from St. Paul and around
| the lake. Seibert's full orchestra furnished
| the music.
| st. Paul people during the week at the Will
liams house are: A. Bishop, Miss Woodwork,
F. W. Appleton, F. B. Bass, James Appleton
j. A. Appleton, w. l.. Pierce, J. c. Stewart
H. A. Combs, John A. Mclean, Miss Allie
Theobald, Miss Marietta Theobald and H. P.
Grant.
S. L. Brown and wife and Miss Kate A.
Brown, Wlkesbarre, Pa: c. FL. Gibbs and
wife. Union Park; H. c. Sheppard and wife,
st. Paul; w. 81. Colman, ST. Paul: Mrs. Gibbs
| Union Park, made pleasant party at the
Chateaugay last week.
The first hop of the season was given at the
Chateaugay last evening, and was a great
success and very pleasant affair. St. Pau
Metropolitan band gave the music A hor
will be regular weekly event hereafter, Mr.
Bowen having already made arrangements.
The following people from abroad have
registered at Leip's during the week: J.
Howard, j. B. Coffey, C. 81. Marshall and