St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
Summer Sports and Summer
Visitors Looming Up at
White Bear.
The Hotels and Cottages at
. Last Put On Their Heated
Term Aspect.
Society Events From the
Parks Clustering About
st. Paul's Suburbs.
Merriam and st. Anthony
Parks, Hamline and st.
Paul Park News.

summer resort. The hotels are filline
up. the cottages are all full or engaged
and the tennis racquet gaily decorated
with ribbon no longer ornaments the
mantel. but has taken its proper place
once more in the hands of the enthuSi.
asst. Several new players are at the
lake this year, and some of the Older
ones must look to their laurels if they
would avoid the modification of defeat
Cobb'S court is in fine condition and is
the daily scene of hotly-contested
matches. The courts at Leip's were
only put in condition Saturday, but the
at ternoon was made Interesting by two
or three hard-fought sets. Other court:
are being constructed, and tennis will
hold larger place in the affections Of
the young people than ever before.
At the Leip-Miss E. J. Virtue, LIE
Sueur; w. r. Colburn, Chicago; M. s.
Wolf. Spokane Falls: Charles B.
Bloomfield. Ottumwa, Ia; G. A. Paul
son, Duluth; Wallace B. Goodwin,
Cleveland, O.: S. Bolt, c. G. Upham,
John Stevens, Charles F. Work, Miss
Agnes Ripon, Herman Ueblen, Miss
Raben, Charles s. MaYdwell, J. H.
Thomas, J. r. Weide j., c. B. Marvin
KohIer, S. Fl. Barteau and ladies,
Joseph Bamforth, Oscar CIaussen, F.
W. Bergmeier, A. Mclaughlin, Paul G.
Wood, A. J. Wampler, &. Petit, 81.
Lothman and L. n. Dion. of st. Paul.
At the Chateaugay: P. 3. Hayes,
W. W. Medill, Perry Cotman. Chicago;
O. NJ. Campbell, Lewiston. Pa; G. G.
Upham, St. Johns, N. B.; W. Long,
Sun Prairie. Wis. E. w. Young, Salt
Lake City; Charlie Nelson, George
Arndt. New York City; Martin Glea-
son. Fargo; G. n. Nuns; F. G. Miller,
Charles James, Fl. W. Mead, P. e.
Zesckan, Minneapolis; I'll. W. Brown,
Lisbon, n. d.
The next regular regatta Of the White
Bear Yacht club is announced for Sat
urday. The new boats entered make it
hard to predict the result, though the
general sentiment is that the Nushka is
probable winner unless the breeze is
very light. The yachts which have not
been entered heretofore are the Sun
shine, J. Fl. Ramaley; DellWOOd, Hiler
II. Horton; Ellen, J. FL. Saunders, and
Victorine, G. ID. O'Brien.
Hitler Horizons new boat, Dellwood.
was put in the lake yesterday. 1t is a
daisy as far as looks go and is eX-
pected to show great speed.
E. n. Saunders has received his boat.
Ellen, from the builders at Oshkosh and
will be in line for the next regatta, and
he thinks he has a winner.
Arrangements have been made at all
the hotels and many private houses to
accommodate some of the visiting teach
ers during the convention.
&C. Fairchild with his wife are at
the Williams house for the summer,
and his stock of stories has grown
larger than last year.
Henry Hartman. Charles H. Putnam
and E. Goodman. of New York and j.
E. Hubbell Jr., of st. Paul, were at the
lake Wednesday.
The McNair coaching par ty from
Minneapolis. stopped over Sunday
night at Leip's, on their way back from
Tavlor's Falls.
The Sons of Veterans will hold th cir
regular annual encampment at White
Bear this year, during the early part of
July.
l.. A. Moon and family were at White
Bear for fishing trip of three or four
days, and caught some fine strings of
bass.
W. E. Coates, W. Cattrell, c. J. Hen
derson and W. 7. Middleton. of Chica-
go, are spending few days at the lake.
A party of Boston capitalists will be
at the lake for Friday and Saturday,
and will try fishing and fish dinner.
C.. E. Stone and A. w. Trenholm and
families are expected on the 18th. They
will live at the Williams house.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Seeley will spend
the Summer at the Williams house, hay
ing moved in early in the week.
C. A. Cuddeback, E. Ii. Mason and c..
J. Henderson. of Chicago, are season
guests at the Chateaugay.
A. B. Wilgus Jr., and wife are eX-
pected, during the coming week, to be-
come summer residents.
Wallace B. Goodwin, of Cleveland,
o., will live at Leip'S this season. His
weakness is tennis.
Phi Hip Abbott's cottage at Mahto-
medi is nearly completed. and he will
occu ply it this week.
L. M. Hastings and ePhilip La Mon
taigne have moved into their cottage at
Ramaley Park.
Walter Hewitt has retu rned from his
winter in the South and is once more
at DellwOod.
Mrs. Edmund Rice, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Sanborn, leaves this week
for Tacoma.
W. w. Babcock and Will and Tom
PeaSe were among the Sunday visitors
at the lake.
Albert Gervais has finished his cot
tage at Mahtomedi, and moved into it
Thursday.
Miss inertia TrowDrdge will be home
again to-day after long absence in
Chicago.
The opening of Ramaley's pavilion
has been postponed from the 18th to
the Goth.
Mrs. F. A. Harlow, of Highwood,
spent few days last week with Mrs.
/ Eaton.
C. R. Croft and family have taken
Ramaley'S new cottage on the lake
shore.
Frank Clifton and family took rooms
for the season yesterday, at the Will
Jams.
Miss Virginia Rice will spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. j. B. San
! born.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. W. Mead. of Mime
apolis, are spending the month at the
. lake.
Fred Stewart, of the Northwestern
Fuel company, is stopping at the vii
lage.
Miss Lula A. Price and Miss Malya
Nadolleck were visitors at Leip's Sum
day.
Messrs. Ellis, Robson and Guyer and
families moved to the lake on Satur-
day.
George Kellar and Fred Cobb played
match at tennis Friday, ending in a
tie.
]. W. l.. Corning and family have
moved into their house at cottage Park.
Mrs. Culverwell visited her sister,
Mrs. Houghton, at Mahtomedi Sunday.
John W. Willis is once more a regu-
ular patron of the White Bear trains.
Miss Whitwell, of New York, visited
the Eaton cottage during the week.
Tom Sharp and wife are at the Will
Jams house to spend the summer.
Rushton Peabody is again at the lake,
and will stay until he is tired.
Dr.. Wheaton moved into one of the
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