St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-11
WHIT { BEAR BREEzES
A Gentle Premonition Of Sum-
mer in the Popular
Resort.
The Longing for the Lake Al
ready Fills Many City
Breasts.
Social Ne VS. Gathered From
the Gems in st. PaulS
Crown.
The Many Parks That Cluster
About the Parent
City.


re sident is already numerously present,
and tie summer boarder occasionally is
seen. The first crop of sand flies has
appeared; one of the dudes wore his
white flanne.s the other day and looked
like a guy. The leaves are beginning
to be large enough to ditferentiate the
oaks from the naples. A couple OF
hibernated butterflies flew lonesomely
around during the last warm day and
frOZe to death the next, after living
through the rigOrS of tie winter. Bill
Leip is talking of buying a new suit.
All these things are with us. but the
weather is not here: the chill breeZes
of the Northand sweep across the
lake. the SNOW comes and covers the
earth with its mantle, and the hotel
keeper perfumes the air with sulphur
Gus breathngS. But there is good
time coming: time of ice cream and
boat rides, and blazers and lOve-mak-
ing, and hammOckS and mosquitoes,
and fishing and gin-fizZeS, and all we
want is to have it come.
The general subject of conversation
among the regular summer crowd IS
yachting. Every one who can VIII
have a boat, and every boat is a winner.
The question of relative merits OF Varl-
GUS rigs, of whether it is necessary to
build a good deal of siEag on your boat
in order to carry large after sail. how
large a Tudder is necessary, what sail
boat of given size will stand up under
these are the things of vital Importance
All boats of the yacht club will display
the club pennant this year-a white
bear on 4 blue grOund-and carry signal
lights. For racing purposes every
yacht is expected to carry number big
fop oil IA
AT THE HOTELS.
Leip's-MisS Lizzie Virtue, j. OCOn-
nor. r. W. Eager, Z. B. ODER. H. ID.
Barber. OF St. Paul; Albert Afford and
John 5. Austin, of Chicago.
Chateaugay-Mi NJ. Carney, Man
kato; W F. Block, Hudson; Mrs. Samp-
SON and Miss Leo Sampson. Great Falls,
Mont: e. +. Elmer and Miss Elmer,
Wisconsin; W. G. Mcleod, Fergus
Falls: John Olditz, st. Paul.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Prof. j. c. Bryant will run a summer
school during July and August at White
Bear beach, and the question of the
"Thingness of the Why" is among the
first subjects for discussion.
j. NJ. WEIGH expects to live in the
Drake cottage this summer, and will
move out next week in til/e to get the
Fortune int0 shape for the first regatta.
Paul GOtzian is living on the island,
and his friends expect him to show the
rest OF the lake what sort OF sail boat
is needed to win pennants.
The little park at the railroad station
will have a new iron fence, but the mud
and dust will still hold fhe fort on the
lake shore drives.
The mud holes on Clark avenue have
iS n a Il q
Improvement in the looks of the town
as seen from the station.
K. w. Eager, of Mason City, and E. B.
ODER, of st. Paul, assisted the guests at
Leip's in keeping warm last Sunday.
Truman Ingersoll is doing all he can
in the interest of the picturesque by
adding a new porch to Birch lodge.
J. P. Elmer's "Nushka" was tried
with a temporary sail Thursday and
promises to show great speed.
Hitler Horizons yacht hasn't come yet,
and as he looks at the boats already here
she isn't saying word"
r. B. Galusha and family, will Oc-
cupy their summer home at Cottage
Park after the 18th.
Mahtomedi hotel will be conducted by
the Chautauqua association this season.
Col. Lrip will hold Saturday night
hops and Sunday concerts during the
season.
The Duluth railroad is crawling the
track as means of obviating the dust
nuisance.
re. Wight and family are back al
the lake after a winter in the prison city
George Allen looks as natural on the
early train as when running a caucus
Mr.. Hullseik and family will live al
Bald Eagle this summer.
Mrs. Brennan and family have cot
tage in the village.
VIII Dawson and family are already
in summer quarters.
Mrs. Hewitt and family are settled a
DelWOOd.
Mr.. and Mrs, Pike and family are a
MahtOmedi.
.Grundy is staying at Mrs. Klotz'
cottage.
The Sons of Veterans will dance mex
Friday.