St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-05
SUBURBAN social.
White Bear.

The season is now fairly open. Dur
ing the past week many people who
own cottages here have been moving
in, while others are getting theirs in
readiness. Every where the signs of
the season show themselves. Many
improvements have been made, and the
annual summer visitor will not recog-
nize the favOrite watering place of the
Northwest at the first glance. Numer-
Gus new residences dot the village, the
drivewayS are being improved, many
residences have been remOdeled and re-
decorated, and all bear an air of new
ness and neatness. The Leip has been
open since April Is, and the Williams
and ChateaugaY opened on WedneS-
day, while the Lakeside cottage Will
open this week. Many rooms and cot
tages have already been engaged, and
the signs indicate a livelier season than
ever at the lake.
The cantata ''Under the Palms." to
be given at the Hotel Leip next Tues
day evening. promises to be very en-
joyable affair. All of the best local
singers are in the cast, and all will APP
pear in appropriate costume.
The White Bear Dramatic club went
to North Branch last Saturday evening.
accompanied by a number of Its friends,
and presented ''AbOye the Clouds" to a
large audience.
A party composed of Mrs. Kate
Morse and Will Engel, of st. Paul, will
occupy Will Dudley's cottage for the
season.
has been entirely removed. The avenue
will In hno1fifI1l nj
the improvements are finished.
E. Newstrom and family have re-
turned from St. Paul, where they spent
the winter, and will occupy their resi-
dence Oh East Fourth street.
William Brown, wife and daughter.
of Elma, To-, and Miss Alice Hutchin-
SON, of St. Paul, were the guests of
Mayor Hanna. this week.
II. S. Chase, ST.: and family are pre-.
pairing to leave White Bear, and will
hereafter reside at Hazel Park; also Mr..
and Mrs. FL. S. Chase. Jr.
F. H. Snyder and wife (nee Nettie
Fuller. who were marred in st. Paul
last Thursday, will reside in White
Bear after May 18th.
o. S. Musser and family arrived from
st. Paul on Friday, and have taken j..
De
for the summer.
S. W. Taylor and family came out
from st. Paul Thursday, and are now
domiciled in their summer home at
Cottage Park.
George Freeman and family have
come out from ST. Paul, and are now
occupying their cottage on the shores of
Birch Lake.
pied by Mrs. n. Roberts and J. f. Witt
and family, of st. Paul, during the
summer.
Engineer Salisbury and family are per-
manently in White Bear, and will Oc-
cupy the residence vacated by j. P.
Buckley.
Mrs. w. FL. Drake has returned from
her winters visit in Ohio and opened
the popular Lakeside cottage for the
season.
F. M. Finch and James Mcdonald, of
st. Paul. with their families, arrived
at Bald Eagle for the season, this week.
Mr.. Brewster and son Will, of Macal-
ester Park, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Lewis few days this week.
DIR. Bardwell entertained A. W. Bard
we'll, of Milwaukee, and Miss Anna
L IuSh6ls VI w. L 0OAs OfSl 0taHSaAJ
Mrs. L.. A. Clark. of st. Paul, moved
into rooms in j. E. Burnes' new house,
OH, Banning avenue, this week.
William Markoe arrived from st. Paul
yesterday with his family and settled in
their cottage on Lake avenue.
Miss Mamie BourquiOn, of North
Branch. is visiting for couple Of weeks
with relatives in this place.
Keller's cottage at Bald Eagle will be
occupied this season by Webster Smith
and family, of st. Paul.
Conductor Oliver and Eddie Pruden
went to Clam Falls, Wis, on fishing
excursion last Tuesday.
C. G.. GiIfllan and wife, of the st.
Paul & Duluth, were visiting White
Bear friends Tuesday.
j. II. Saunders and family, of st.