St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-03
White Bear Honors the Win
ming Yachtsmen UP at
Duluth.
A Gala Time in Honor of the
Tars of the Unsalted
Sea.
Personal and Social Gossip
at st. PauPs Suburban
Lake.
Hotel Arrivals and the Recent
Budget Of Lake
Gossip.

The most important social event of
the season at White Bear was the yacht
club reception at Ramaley's pavilion on
Wednesday. The occasion was in
honor of the winners of the Duluth re-
gatta, Messrs. Elmer and Ordway. of
the boat Nushka, and j. E. Ramaley, of
the Manltou. 1t will be remembered
that these boats took first and second
money in their own class. with the field
so far behind as hardly to be worth
counting, and the Nushka took second
in the race for frst-class sloops
while laboring under the disad-
vantage of measurement OF
thirty feet, seven feet over her
real length. Commodore O'Brien and
L. w. Ingersoll were the principals in
getting UP the reception, and saw to it
that all the cOttagerS were properly in
vlted. The attendance was, in conse-
quence of their efforts, very large, and
represented the most fashionable of the
lake residents. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated with oars, garIands, ETC.,
and the flags of yachts belonging to the
clubs were prominently displayed.
Among them were the colors won in
several races by the Manit0u, Ndshka
remnants of the Dellwood, Helen. 7 aller
Dog, Sunshine, Mirella and VictOrine.
Dancing began at about 9 o'clock and
continued until IL. Among the many
present the following were observed:
Mesdames Tarbox, Elmer, Horton, O'Brien,
Hill, Galusha, Welch, Barrett, Hatch. Eaton,
Castle, Smith, Taylor. Markoe, Driscoll,
Breen, Jones, Kavanaugh, Stephenson. Ra-
Johnson, Trowibridge, Stephenson. Tarbox,
Lamprey, Ray Lamprey, Bend. O'Brien,
Hart, Pow, Grace, Mcdonald, OGorman,
Graham. Loomis Shave, Campbell, Weld
Itch, Bertha Brown, OF Columbus. o.; Nellie
Ca, and Viva Castle. of saltwater; Messrs
Ingersoll Bigelow, Morton, Elmer, Tarbox
Horton, Galusha, Hill, WEIGH, Stewart, Cas-
tie, Hatch, Eaton, Smith, Taylor. Markoe'
Breen, Kayanaugh, Armstrong, O'Brien,
Stanton, O1dway, Hastings. Grundy, Blakely,
Nash, Prince, Dunn, Peet, Gray, Ramaley
DeGraw, Bliss, Treat harrington, Corning,
O'Leary, Whitewell, Birchall, Gray, Francis
Leip, Hewitt Kellar, Van Kuren and Selma
bel.
Society Gossip.
Leaman launched a new catboat on Satur
day, built for Mr.. Stephens, OF St. Joe, Mo.
The boat is eighteen feet long and eight feet
beam. 1t promises to be speedy and equal to
anything of its class on the lake.
R. w. Baird and wife, A. G. McLemire.
Miss Tyson and DR.. M. G. Davis. of Green.
wood, Miss, and W. A. Henry and child, of
Yazoo City, Miss, will finish the summer at
the lake.
A party of ST. Paul ladies made merry on
Tuesday at the lake. They were Mrs. Siebald
and Misses Frey, j. Frey, Clunnie and Mata
Siebald, Marie and lima Scheffer and Jennie
Siebald.
The Tuesday and Friday concerts and hops
at the Pavilion are growing in popularity
every week. On Tuesday the largest party
yet given.
The ladies of st. Johns church held an en-
tertainment at Leip's hotel last night with
the usual frills, with good pecuniary results.
The Sunday concerts are growing in popu-