St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-10
DON'T Be EXCLUSIVE.
That Is the Secret of Summer
Enjoyment at White Bear
Lake.
The Platform of Conduct as
Laid Down by a Charm
ing Belle.
Important Social Events at
the Lake Contaminated
Last Week.
~@--o norr4noI Tn toll
Miscellaneous Personal Intel
ligenee and the Hotel
Arrivals.

1t has been quiet week at the lake.
There have been few social functions OF
Importance, aud no sensations. The
cool weather has made the days very
pleasant, and with the addition of light
wraps, the evenings have been better
than the days. Talking with charm
ing young woman from the South. who
has cultivated her powers of obserya-
ton, the other day, she said: eff you
want to have good time at a place like
this, you mustn't be too exclusive.
Most girls, whens they go away
from home, either 60 somewhere
where they know everybody or
make up big party, so as not to be
lonesome. you know. Well, they are
wrong. Nobody has had so good time
as Pve had. and I've known everybody.
I've known the Jewesses, and the
'tacks,' and the nice people. and the
nautical people which l never was
and the people one doesn't want to
know. And I've catalogued them all
and have had lots of fun at it and ell
Joyed it ever so much. Some of them
were such fun. And lots of these folks
so different from those one would meet
at home and would get acquainted with
it one had a lot of friends with her.
But then, you boys know the way to
have fun is to go a long way from
home" After this she subsidized, leav-
ing feeling that what she said had a
good deal of truth in it.
The most important social feature of
the week was the lawn party given on
Friday night by Mrs. Manly 3. Curry
in honor of Miss Wimberlie, of Georgia.
The lawn of the beautiful island home
was gaiIy decorated with lanterns, and
refreshments were served under the
trees: later, dancing in the house fur
nshed perfect evening for the numer-
Gus guests. Among those present were
noted Mesdames Driscoll, Wheelock,
Elmer, OrdWay. Congdon. Tarbox,
Misses Perrin, Prince, Keyser, Scott,
Stevenson, Johnson, and MessrS. Ell
mer, OrdWay, IngerSoll, Hewitt, Clay,
Hastings, Prince, McQuillan, Dunn,
Peabody and Read.
Social and PERSONAL.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs Wiilius gave q
betrothal party in honor of the engagement
of their daughter Martha 10 Mr. Clausen.
Some thirty or forty guests were present and
were entertained by ride around the lake
i'll the sseam yacht Manitoba, and supper
and dancing.
Miss Louise Seibert gave musicale at Ra-
maiey's pavilion ON Friday afternoon, a
large number of ladies being present and en-
joy1ng Miss Seibert's artistic playing.
AT LeiD's-C. j. Flattery and wife, Mrs.
Lena Guiterman, AID Altsehuler. Miss Cecilia
Nicholson. Frank Winding, j. A. Nilsson, l..
F. Shaw, Robert Warrington and family. Mr..
and Mrs. W. G, Bredenhagen, Miss Emma
Funk, l. Kaufman. L. Contain, A. Contain,
Mrs. L. P. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lee
Davis, HI. Strause, A. K. Dugan, s. Mallette
Henney, George Z. Keller, Miss Mand M.
Gould, c. 3. Dawson, John E. King. W. NJ.
Bucknum. A. S. Hall, W. ". Erwin, George
III. Mead, Arthur E. j. Pegler, j. E. Bloom
K. B. Frankel, Oliver A. Martin, Bernard