St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-04
WHITE BEAR soCIABILITIEs.

The following st. Paul people nave
been registered at the Leip this week:
B. W. Stephenson, G.. L. Mccarthy,
William Bannon and ladies, W. e. Hef-
fernan, W. F. and Mrs. M. Roche and
children. E. B. LunOh, c. A. Berst and
lady, G. e. Thompson, E. W. Ellis, M.
yeserich, Frank n: Durham, p. c.
Burke, Miss Julia RYAN, Mrs; "; d.
George, A. Simons, Thomas F. O'Dea
and lady, W. ]. Toher, Gale Walthers,
Misses Mamie, Nettie and Eva Prender-
CAST, Miss julia DennelIy, Frank KeOgh
and wife, j. A. Owens and wife, E. E.
Starkey, Oscar Clarrisen, L. d. Pinon-
ten and wife, S. j. Simonton and wife,
H. w. Darlington, J. D. Connor, Alex
and Mrs. Stenberg, Mrs. II. Lambert,
E. and Mrs. E. M. McNamee, Mrs. A.
Heating, Mrs. Dougher, Frank V. Dun
ham, Henry Lambert, George w. Moore
and wife, Miss Carol Moore, Louis Nash,
James Hatlin.
Next Saturday evening, Aug. 10,
promises to be gala one in the enter
talnment line for sOiournerS at the lake.
On that evening st. Johns Episcopal
church will give an entertainment at the
Hotel Lelp TO raise funds for the bene-
fit of the church treasury. The pro-
gramme will consist of selections by
Seibert's famous band, and an oar drill
by twenty-four of our handsomest young
ladies in costume. Refreshments will
be served on small tables in the Leip
dining room to all who wish, and at 10
o'clock hop will be commenced. The
oar drill is something new and novel,
and the young ladies are getting the
movements of the drill to perfection.
The sum of 25 cents will be charged for
admission.
The services of laying the corner
stone of the new Swedish Lutheran
church took place on Friday afternoon.
The day was very pleasant, and large
number of people were present to wit
ness the ceremonies, many of them from
the adjoining towts. During the after
noon speeches were made in Swedish,
German and English by ministers from
Saltwater, ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
In the evening there was more speak
ing and an ice cream and berry festi-
val. Everything passed off pleasantly,
and all were we'll pleased with the oc-
currence. When completed the soci-
ETY. will have a very handsome little
sanctuary and a strong congregation.
Charles w. Preston, N. Y; Miss Ida
Ware, Racine. Wis; john W. Howard
and wife, E. r. Martin. wife and son.
Fred and Harry Summerfield, Frank
Warren, St. Louis; j. b. Roy, sDuluth;
Mrs. E. Davis and daughter, Chicago;
w. B. Wheeler, Minneapolis; Harry
Scott, Fred Cook, Louisville, KY; ii.
p. Gray, Chicago; Ed Whelan, Still
water; G. E. Reed. Boston; J. L. Fl.
Browne, Hamilton, Ont. Mrs. W. Rand,
Minneapolis, are among the number of
out of town people who have been at
the Hotel Leip during the past week.
The following st. Paulites were at
the Chateaugay during the week: FL.
T.. SQUIRE, Miss w. j. Hale, Mr. Mad
and lady, Adds E. Maguiness, Peter
Egan Jr. and lady, w. l.. Roth. NJ. j.
Nj. J. Git, J. 81. Bowen, III. johnson.
Charles w. BiXby, Misses Boyden and
Bennett, Mrs. E. E. Hatch, Mrs. Nj.
r. Jones, W. P. Cummins, John c. Bas-
sidy, Miss Kate Wright, l.. Taylor. 2.
j. Conlan, J. Horrigan, S. p. Prudy, H.
A. Stempel and lady, G. G. H. Smith.
w. II. Adams, G. S. Wood, Charles A.
Roe, H. A. Stone.
G. W. Thompson and wife, Lee Cole
man, j. E. Orndorff and lady, Minneap-
oils; Phil S. and Mrs. G. w. Sample,
Miss Ida Whitney. Fort Madison, To-;
J. L.. Cleson. North Branch; Mrs. r.
Coleman, Marionette, Wis; Mrs. Len
nox, Marionette, Wis; John Haliagin,
III. LennOx, r. s. Halderman, Minneap-
oils: E. Hale, Chicago, are among those
vino were registered at the Chateaugay
during the week.
The Knights of Labor of the Twin
Cities are preparing to hold a monster,
picnic at Lake Shore on next Sunday,
Aug. II. 1t is said by the labor leaders
that this picnic will eclipse anything of
the kind seen at the lake this year.
Speeehmaking by some of their noted
orators and good line of athletic
sports will constitute the programme.
The following are the arrivals at the
Park Place during the week: A. Buh-
linger, wife and daughter, Mrs. j.
O'Connell and family, Mrs. Marshall
and son, Miss Davis, st. Louis; Mrs. G.
w. Bliss, Mrs. Hewitt and daughter
IeonOra, Mrs. Lockwood and daughter,
Minneapolis.
The school meeting this week decided
to have the school year beginning next
month extend nine months. Prof. j. f.
Mackey has been re-engaged as princl-
pal. and Misses Mary Dunn and Carrie
Gundlach are the only other teachers
engaged so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gundlach and
daughters Ida and Lucy and Mrs. Paar
and daughters, Miss Seebeck and Mrs.
Sbearman and daughter, with Mr.. Her
mann and others. spent very pleasant
day last Wednesday, picnicking On the
peninsula.
The following people have been at the
Lakeside cottage during the week: +.
W. Bartlett and wife. of New Rich
mond, Wis; A. E. Wistzenns, of st:
Louis; Misses Cecil Macnamaia and
Mrs. C. A. Esterly and daughter Emily,
of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Allen, W. r. Allen, of st. Paul,
and Misses Laura and Fannie Curtis, of
New York, have located their tents
near Lake Shore, and are known as the
Oak Grove camp.