St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-09
SUBURBAN SOCIAL.
White Bear.

There has been no event of interest
to chronicle this week. A number of
new families have joined the summer
residents at the lake; but by far the
most numerous arrivals have been the
Miss Keetos, of New Jersey. Several
millions of them arrived Wednesday,
and are on the ground ready for bust
ness. Next Saturday afternoon is the
time set for the first regatta of the
White Bear Yacht club. The names of
the club members who will contest and
the boats to be entered have not yet
been made public, but they will be
announced before the race takes place.
Next Saturday evening Miss H. Marie
jenkins, who has charge of the amuse-
ments at Hotel Leip this summer, will
give the opening party i'll the hotel. On
the 22d inst. the Great Western band
will give its first concert in Leip's
grounds. These concerts are to be
evening throughout the summer. The
electric light at Leamon's dock was
started for the first time Wednesday
evening. In short time. these lights
will be strung all along the lake shore,
and will add much to the attractiyeness
of the lake.
A varied list cf attractions will be pre-
sented at Mahtomedi this summer. July
4lh is the date set for temperance meet
ings of various prohibition clubs. From
the 5th to the Oath of July the evenings
will be interspersed with lectures. con
certs, etc., and on the oath the regular
annual session OF the Mahtomedi asso-
citation convenes, and will last until
Aug. 6. Among the celebrities who
have signified their intention of being
present are Sig. Glnseppi Vitale, the
World-renoWned violinist, who was here
two years ago; Prof. W. R. NJ. French,
director of the Chicago Art institute !;
Peter Mamreoff Won Finkelstein, who
will bring his name with him, and tell
what he knows about Jerusalem; Prof.
J. C. Freeman, of Madison, Wis; Rev.
L. g. Hay, formerly missionary to
India; Prof. Schram, and others.
At the last meeting of the White
Bear Lodge of K. P.'s the members
were agreeably surprised by the ufl-
heralded arrival of all the officers Of
Champion Lodge No Is, K. of p. of ST.
Paul, who drove out to visit their
in the work of the lodge and drove
home in the small hours.
ssChildren's Sunday" will be apprO-
OOSSlNCu GuC L lCSOv tclIdu
church to-day. Rev. j. G. Robinson
will preach sermon this morning for
the children, and this evening Sunday
school concert will be given. The pro-
gramme will consist of vocal and in
strumental music, appropriate recita-
tons, etc.
]. W. Miller, W. II. Whitaker, John
Mackenhausen, II. E. Garman and a
number of other members of TOa
Hooker camp, S, ", will leave the last
of the week to attend the state encamp-
ment of the order at Duluth. They will
make big effort to get the encamp-
ment for 1890 at White Bear.
H. Loomis caught pickerel weighing
1917 pounds last week. This may be
only fish story, but if it is, and so
many people having vonched for it's
truth. then SOlOmOn'S remark that "all
men are liars," was putting it very
mildly indeed.
Members of the White Bear Yacht
club desiring to take part In Saturdays
regatta will please send in their names,
with the measurement, description and
names of their boats, to G. II. Grundy.
secretary of the club.
Among the ST. Paul People who reg
istered at Leip's last week were T. J.
Price and wife, Miss H. Barber, Joseph
H. Bamforth, John Petny. E. &. Hine-
baugh, FL. N. Bowen, E. +. ElmquiSt
and o. NJ. Fingail.
Robert Mannheimer. Of st. Paul, is