St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-09
The Hot Wave Makes the HO-
tel Proprietors the Hap
piest Of Mortals.
City People Tumble Over Each
other in Their Rush for
the Lakes.
Despite the Heat, Hop Fol-
lows Hop in Bewildering
Suece SSiOn. O.
Personal Pointers and Side
Shows to Suit the Taste OF
Society People.


basking OH the shores of White Bear,
the hotel proprietors are at the present
time the happiest. All summer they
have been increasingly praying for hot
weather, and now their cup is t1Owlng
over. The past week the city people
have been fairly tumbling over each
other in their efforts to keep cool, and
consequently every available hotel.
boarding house or club house is filled
to overlooking. But, strange to say, 1t
is not too hot to dance. Hop followed
hop in one unceasing round, and the
''madding crowd" bathed in per-
splratiOn, evening after evening sought
the ball rooms, and with marvellous en-
durance hoped and glided far into the
night. An exceptionally tine pro-
gramme was, given at Ramaley's
on Tuesday evening. and Friday
evening the pavilion was filled
to overlooking with the dancers.
The first entertainment of the season
was given at the Williams house
Wednesday evening, and the very sue
cessful event reflected credit upon the
guests of the hotel who gave the en-
tertainment. About twenty couples
INDUCED in domino party. The gen
tlemeM were clad in 5omber garb, SAVIOR
ing of the Spanish inquisition; while
the ladies were in somewhat gayer
colors. All were masked, and in spite
of the heat clung to their DISCUSSES
until quite late. Seibert'S orchestra
played for the dancing, which continued
until long after midnight.
In sailing circles the past week has
been an eventful one. The yachtSmen
grow more and more enthusiastic III
their efforts to wiw the regattaS, and,
besides there being any number OF new
yachts ordered for next season, two
fine new boats will be placed on the
lake this month. Paul GotZian has tired
of his good yacht Queen Emma. She is
just slow enough to miss taking the
cup, and yesterday there was launched
OH the lake a beautiful little SlOop
from the shop of Joseph Dingle.
She is as light as feather, and her
graceful lines prophesy that she is a
winner. Jean Ramaiey will launch a
new slOop within two weeks, which is
designed to take the trophy. Dingle is
now at work on her, and when these
two new racers buck against each other
something interesting is going to hap
pen. The holidays of August cause
somewhat of cessation in the fishing,
but in spite of the fact that fishing is
not as good as it has been earlier in the
season, K. l.. Weston, of Mahtomedi,
distinguished himself by hauling in one
hundred and twenty-five croppies in
few hours.
Personal Tips.
Among the guests at the Lakeside cottage
last week were William +. Forssell, Red
Wing: Mrs j. r. MeMurray and children, st.
DAr To- lAty
Miss Luev Robins, San Francisco; Rev.
George McAfee and wife, St Paul; Miss Zahn
and Miss Mabel Griffin, New York. Last
Saturday evening the guests of the Lakeside
cottage gave a series of tableaux, which were
well gotten up and thoroughly enjoyed.
euchre party was given last Tuesday at
the Thompson cottage. Prizes were taken by
the following: Gentlemen-First prize, David
Hanna; second prize Sam Getty; BOBBY
prize, Andrew Mckinley. Ladies - First.
prize, Mrs. Mckinley; second prize, Mrs.
Fitzwilliams ladies BOBBY prize, Mrs. Conroy
Rev. DR.. Christie and Miss Christie enter
tanned a party composed of Mrs. George
Skinner. Mrs. James Gibson, Judge and Mrs
G. D. Gillian, Mrs. II. j. Horn and Mrs.
Conrad Gotham, last Wednesday. The after
noon was very pleasantly spent sailing in the
yacht ShSdoW.
]. II. Ramaley Thursday evening gave
sailing party in his yacht Sunshine to num-
Der of his friends. After lively sail the
party 0epaired TO Eamaley's pavilion. where
the balance of the evening was spent in
dancing.
CORTLAND Taylor and family have returned
to ST. Paul and last Monday j. A. Wheelock
and family, with a large number of guests,
took up quarters in the Island club house for
the next two weeks.
Miss Ella K Stewart of Chicago and Mrs.
E. D. E Randall, Mrs. Walter Stanton and
Miss Minnie Hallowell, of St. Paul, were
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. G. w. Halo
well at Mahtomedi.
Friday evening Miss Frances TaIbox gave
a german at the cottage on the island in
honor of Miss Pitcher, of New York a large
number of lake and city people attended.
party of the Central Park NJ. E. church
people are encamped at Mahtomedi. and.
judging from the activity of the party they
are all having royal good time.
Miss Laura Winter, Misses Smythe, Ed Hal
bert and Gardner Corning spent the last
week at the club house OH the island as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wheeloek-
A party composed of John Schlosser, Miss
Annie Geissler, Clara Thiele and Lulu Thiele,
of Belleville Ill. stopped at the Chauteaugay
last week
William Peet. the owner OF the Bird of
Minnetonka, with several other Minnetonka
yachtmen. sailed with A. A. McKechnie last
Thursday in the Kitten.
Ed Selby, Charlie Hoppin and John Arm
strong. who have been camping on the south
Paul.
Among those who stopped at the DellWood
club house last week were Hayward Wright,
Archie Wright, j. T. Elmer and Luther New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 6. Doubleday. of Mahto-
medi, gave lunch party TO their friends on
Wednesday evening in the Baby. &.
Capt Murray, U. s. A, and family are at
Leips for the balance of the season. Capt.
Murray's staff is also expected.
Miss Carissa j. Taylor, OF Freeport, H..
will spend the month of August with Mrs.
August TAYLOR, on the island.
Miss Florence Robbins. OF ST. Paul, was
entertained by Miss George Dean at her cot
tage on Manitou island.
Mrs DR.. Davis ana children, of st. Paul,
are spending some time at the Zimmerman
cottage at Dellwood.
W. A Smith. of St. Paul. spent some days
of last week with h. h. Smith, his brother,
at the Chateaugay.
Mrs. C. W. Cox and family, Of Pleasant
avenue, have arrived at the lake for the bal
ance of summer.
Col. j. II. Wood. of Chicago. spent few
days of last week with j. W. Taylor al Car
marken cottage. ssH
A. G. Lewis and wife, of Plainview, Mimi.
were the guests of II. Gorham last week at
the Chateaugay.
c. C. Gentry and Frank W. Bowe. of St
Paul. walked out to Leip's last Sunday and
spent the day.
Miss Alden and Louis Hastings, of St. Paul.
were the guests of Mrs. Hinciey, of the Lake
side cottage.
John Blakeley, of ST. Paul. was enter
tanned at the Tarbox cottage last week on
the island. 500
Edward Denegre. Jules Denegre and John
Miller were the guests of Mrs. r. b. Galusha
last week.
The choir boys of st. Paul's church have
arrived OF Bald Eagle lake for their summer
outing.
A. A. Bigelow, of st. Paul, spent last week
with his sister, Mrs. Harry Drake, on the
island
Paul Wood. Al Meyer Crawford Livingston
Jr.. Egan and Deakin are encamped at Bald
Eagle.
Ralph d. Thomson spent a part of last
week with E. ID. klots at the Williams house.
Dr. Archie McLaren was guest on the
island and sailed in the regatta Thursday.
E. W Poet came out last Thursday and
sailed with the katherine in the regatta.
John Jackson spent a few days of the past
week at the Dean cottage on the island.