St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
AT WHITE BEAR LAKE.

Mrs. W. r. Derwent and daughter leave for
an Eastern trip Monday.
AT WHITE BEAR LAKE.
How Many St. Paul People Are
spending the Summer.
Socially the week at White Bear has
been unusually quiet, owing no doubt to
the fact that in the early part OF the week
the soldiers of Camp Ruger afforded enter
tainment for the people and after they had
folded their tents and silently stolen away
the people naturally settled back to recup-
crate from the enervating effects of sitting
around in the sun twice day for a week
to witness the Fascinating evolutionS of
battalion drill and dress parade Camp
broke Tuesday, and the great crowd of Wis
itors that for week drove landlords and
restaurateurs to distraction fell off with the
striking OF the tents, and a comparative
quiet settled down on the pretty little vii
lage by Minnesota. Yet the hotels and
private boarding-houSeS all claim to have as
many guests as they can well accommodate
and they unite in saying the season has
been far ahead of last year in point of
business. Already families from below
Mason and DiXon'S line have begun to ar
rive and several guests from st. Louis,
New Orleans and other Southern cities are
expected at Leip's, Williams Mahtomedi
and Chateaugay this week. Last Thurs
day evening the usual weekly hop was
given at the Chateaugay and it was decid
eddy enjoyable affair. Next Thursday night
it will be repeated.
Col. Leip has in his mind one of the most
novel entertainments that has ever been
given in the Northwest. A sword contest
between Duncan Ross and either Capt.
Bergman or Sergt Walsh. These men are
considered the finest broadSwordsmen in
the world, and they fight desperate battles,
each contestant being mounted on horse
and clothed in coat Of-mail. If arrange
ments can be made, the contest will come
off at Leip'S park at an early day, and it
should be seen by everyone, as in point of
excitement and interest this variety of
sport is the rival of the Spanish bull-fght,
Next Thursday night the Mataska club
gives a party at the Dellwood club house,
which will be one of the leading social
events at the lake for the season, for which
hundreds of invitations have already been
issued.
SOCIAL SMALL TALK.
A party composed of the following st. Paul
house last Tuesday: Mrs. j. Clark, Mrs NJ.
Robert, Mrs. II. Hope, Miss May Clark, Miss
Robert, Carrie and Edith Hope, Nellie Bell
Hope, Miss Leslie McLaurin, Miss Louise
Trott Mr.. Horace Goettre Mr.. Ronald NJ.
Laurine and w. A. Burr and wife.
Among the visitors at Leips during the
week were c. ]. Montfort. G.. F. Scheffer, G.
W. Walsh, ]. Rittmaster and Miss Jennie Sill
man, Adjt. Gen. MacCarthy. James Morrow
and family. George Decker, G. G. Mott, Mrs.
g. S. Good, Miss MOllie Good, P. A. Lavalle
and wife, Mrs. A. B. Aucker, Miss Ed
wards.
The Mataska club will give party at Dell
wood, Thursday evening, July %. Dancing
will commence at 9 o'clock. The committee
of arrangements is j. G. Robertson, w. A.
Lang, L. B. Grtfng, e. A. Gray, II. d. Long.
A large number of invitations have been is
sued Trains will leave st. Paul for Dellwood
at 1856, returning at 11:44
Last Tuesday night lawn festival and hop
was given at Leips for the benefit of the
Episcopal church. Music was furnished by
the First regiment band, and the event was
highly enjoyable.
III. c. Hope, superintendent of the telegraph
service of the Royal Route with his sister
and daughters, are guests for the season at
the Williams house.
Mrs Baron Proctor, Mrs. A. Fl. Merrick,
Miss Lizzie Merrick and Miss Hettie Proctor
A party of ladies composed of Mrs. E. HI.
Biggs, Mrs. Charles Shandrew and Mrs. L. I'll.
Sawyer spent the day at Leip's last week.
G. S. Schwartz, Louisville, KY, and A. J.
Reynolds and two boys, Indian Ter, are
stopping for few weeks at Leip's.
Mrs. S. w. Kesler, Miss Jennie Riggle, Miss
Mary Spaulding and Mrs. Mary Faber, Chi
cago, are at the Williams house.
c. FL. Norton, Marshalltown, Ia, conductor
4. narta for
the season at the Chateaugay.
Miss Helen Fairchild has returned from
Minneapolis, where she has been the guest of
Miss Hall for the past week.
J. S. BaXel, prominent dry goods mer
chant of Red Wing, was at the Chateaugay
during the encampment.
Mrs. w. Wells and family and the Misses
Finley. st. Louis, are Quartered for the season
at the Williams house.
Nathan Lyons of St. Paul made HIT as
fisherman at the lake last week. He stopped
at the Williams house
A. F. Leask, Mrs. r. F. Leask, c. E. Craig
and Miss Ella Richards of St. Paul were guests
ut Leip's last week.
G. r. Finch and family, vino have been oc-
cupying Hon. P. H. Kelly's cottage, have re-
turned to st. Paul.
st. Louis is represented at Leips by Mrs.
G. H. Thiel and Misses Abbie, Edith and
Leonora Thlel
L. j. Kerr and family, e. w. Shirk and
family, st. Paul, are Quartered for the sum-
mer at Leip's.
Leo Orchel and I. Orchel, NJ lies City, Mont,
have left the Bad lands for few weeks, and
are at Leip's.
Henry Reinhart and wife and Miss V. L.
Meng, st. Louis are at the Williams house
for q week.
Miss Jennie Turnbull and Miss Nellie A
Hope from the Garden City, are at the Will
liams house.
Jacob Lowell and two children and Miss
Eta Thompson, Fargo, OAK, are at the
Chateaugay.
]. H. Greninger Miss Title Greninger and
Miss b. Schwarz are summering at the
Chateaugay.
Rev. Frank Carson of New York has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Gan nett the
past week.
Miss Lucy Williams and Miss May Brown,
Northtield, were at the Williams house last
Monday.
E. A. Schulze and H. A. SCHNEIDER, st.
Paul, spent last Monday at the Williams
house.
Miss George Luley of St. Paul has been
the guest of the Tailmadge camp the past
week.
D. Ramaley intends to occupy his new and
handsome residence at Ramaley Park next
week.
G. S. Van Hoesen, wife and daughter, St.
Paul. were at the Williams house last week.
Walter NJ. O'Duryer, Mexico City, is enjoy
ing the lake breeze at the Williams house.
Frank B. Netzer, Saltwater, captured
two-foot pickerel at the lake last Tuesday.
L. D. Smith and family, st. Pal, have taken
rooms in cottage at the Williams house.
A. B. Call and w. c. Francis. Buffalo, N. Y,
are putting in a week at the Chateaugay.
G. TheiSSOn and family Mil1Vaul<aa have
taken rooms for the summer at Leip'S.