St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-14
NUNS AMI SPUUNS
Seem to Go Well Together on
Placid White Bear
Lake.
Lovely Nights Of Last Week
Conducive to Much Love
Making.
Principal Events Of the Week
Chpistened for Easy Ref
erence.
Personal Gossip and Chatter
About the Banks Of the
Lake.

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Another week in the season at White
| Bear has come and gone. There have
| been some terribly hot days, but the
g-looked-for rain came and cooled
the atmosphere off in good shape. Half
| of the season proper has now gone, and
before many weeks the early birds will
| take their departure, and the season
will soon thereafter draw to close.
Many people get frightened at the first
| few cool days that come after the dog
dogs in August. They make a great
| mistake. Seine of the finest weather of
the entire season can be enjoyed here
during the middle of September, and
even into October. And there is
just as good fishing then as there
is any time, except, perhaps, for a
week OF so in the early spring. There
has been but little going on in the social
| line during the past week. There have
been several impromptu sailing and
boating parties, and the evenings has
| just been heavenly for such paStimeS.
| The moon has been at its best and the
air soft and balmy. In fact, "Italy'S
famed nights could be no BETTER" was
remarked by son of that cline, as he
left the Crawford Livingston" to his
blonde companion one evening. 1t is
pleasant to sit in the pavilions that line
| the shore and listen to the voices of the
merry boating parties as they float over
the still blue waters in song. A lovely,
sentimental brunette from the South
remarked to companion one evening
| during the week that, unless she did
not know what she was talking
of these moonlight nights would be re-
| sponsible for more than one plighting
| of troth, and that nice little yacht or
boat and strong, manly voice full OF
anxious pleading was perfectly ire
sistibe, and as she spoke she looked
upon the calm lake with sigh.
The hop at the Leip on Tuesday even
| ing drew quite a good attendance, as
| also did the concert by Seibert'S band
on Wednesday evening. The assembly
| at Mahtomedi has attracted many of
the visitors, as the distance makes de-
| lightful row or sail. On Thursday even
| ing there was pleasant little dancing
party at the Park place. and the in
| formal hop at the Leip on Friday even
| ing, with the band concert there and
the hop rendered the guests at the Cha
| teaugay on Saturday evening, about
completed the social pastimes of the
| week.
The following ST. Paul people have spent q
portion of the week at the Leip: Mrs L. A.
| e. l.. Norton Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Heath, A.
Enquist William A Lang, E. E. Brierman,
Henry Rothschld, c. H., Marvin. II: n.
! Bowen, M. Howes Miss Malva Hadolbeck B.
| pIn art A
| family, George A. Sherrin, s. and Il. Robin
son, James r. Donnelly, l.. T. Casserly, Sam
| uel Morrison, DR.. j: w. Emmert, ID. u. s.. +.
/. Litter and lady, E. G. Scott, j. D. Bed
| William r. Burkhart. D. n. Dellinger, c. G.
johnson, Miss Hamilton Miss Flynn, Miss
| Butterfeld, A. K. Erwin, Franklyn W. Lee.
E. w. Aldrich and wife, P. P. Whipple,
| Chicago: A. McBand, Duluth; w. W. Walker,
| Cincinnati; Ed WEIGH and wife, Omaha; B.
| C. Haskill, Boston; E. F. Foreman. Chicago;
Mrs. George and Fred Schoonan, Eau Claire;
| Mrs. r. L. McBain, Fargo; 5. II. Pasche,
Kansas City; W. Ii: Remington, Cincinnati;
j. c. Bassil, Washington; N. Fran, Eau
| Claire; William Smith, Chicago; A. M.White,
| William P. Barrett Philadelphia, were among
| those registered at the Chateaugay during the
| week.
| Among the st. Paulites who have been at
| the Williams during the week have been L.
| Haywood, wife and children, c. A. Clark, A.
| n. Gilman, c. j. McConville, wife and daugh
Ter. f. A. Randall and lady, W. A. and D.
| ". Twohey. L. j. Casserly, j. r. Donnell, II.
| A Clifford, A. E. Johnson, Louis r. Cannot,
| Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Robert Irvine
| Among the st. Paulites who have regis
| tered at the Hotel Mahtomedi during the
week are Mrs. Achille Michaud, A. B. Wash
| burne and E. E. Hatch Mrs. M. B. and Miss
| Grace Mcdonald. Mrs. Emma Weiland, o. E.
Barrett, Z. E. McCrea, Miss Eta E. Mar
| shall.
John E. Mcclure, G. NJ. Orr, E. L. Motifs,
| f. Miner, Miss Young, T. W. French, C. M.
| Crowley, E. D. Horton, W. l.. Knowles, r. c.
| Spencer, George G. Hill, Gustave and Eva
| Heinemann, II. A. Stephenson, of St. Paul,
| we've Chateaugay guests this week.
! The families of B. H. Evans and G.. NJ.
| Nelson entertained at the Williams, on Sun
| day last, Alexander Speel, j. W. Brady and
| Mr.. Partin, of St Paul, and Mrs. Brady and
| daughter, and Mrs. Allen, of Harrisburg, Pa
| o. S. MuSser has erected summer cottage
| on Clarke avenue for the family of his
| brother who will arrive this week from Chi
! cagO 10 occupy the same.
| John Darr and wife celebrated their tin
wedding last Sunday. A large number of
| their friends were present and assisted them
| to make merry the hours.
| II. c. Hope, superintendent of telegraph of
| Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis d Omaha
! railway at St. Paul, was a guest at the Will
| liams' during the week
Misses Ethel Folk Emma Robinson, Grace
| Walters and Mable Gooch, OF st. Paul. are
| being chaperoned at Mahtomedi by Mrs
| Falk, OF st. Pau
| II. c. Horton, of st. Paul, entertained his
| Bible class from that city by q ride OH the
| lake Monday, and served them with refresh
| mentS, ETC.
II. A. Bickman, ST. Louis: E. R. Pope,
Rochester, Mimi; John Symington, Dakota,
| were at the Williams during the week.
| Mrs. j. NJ. KING entertained Mrs. F. Cutler
| and Mrs. W. q. Clark Jr, of Saltwater. and
| d. Fuller, of st. Paul, during the week.
A. j. Windan. Bloomington, Wis; F. E.
McLulyie and Aug johnson and family, of
| st. Paul. are at the ChateaUgay.
DR.. Thomas 7. Smith and family. of ST.
Paul, are occupying a cottage on Banning
avenue for the season.
There was a hop at the Chateaugay last
| evening rendered TO his guests by F. W. Ben
| sen, the proprietor.
Misses Ida and Tillie Conv1llain, of Tay-
| lor's Falls, have been visiting friends here
| during the week.
Miss Katharine Wellington. of St Paul.
spent the week with Miss Emmily Slater on
| Clarke avenue.
II. C. Hall and family, OF Washington, D.
| G.. are visiting the family of his brother at
Mahtomedi.
| Miss Hanley, of St. Paul, has been the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John DAILY during the
| past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Narcott Jr., and Miss
Kittie Speed of Chicago, were at the Leip
| this week.
Rev. j. c. Robinson will occupy the pulpit
| of Rev. John Woods church at Merriam
| Park to-day.
! Mrs S. w. Mcbride and children, of Pitts
burg. Penn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. j.
| O'Leary.
Rev. John Woods of Merriam Park, will
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
! to-day.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Stone, of st. Paul, are
occupying Williams house cottage for the
| season.
Miss Mamie Bourquin is here again from
| North Branch for visit to friends and rela-
| tives.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Trenholm, of st. Paul,
| are in Williams house cottage for the sea-