St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-06
IN MERRY SUBURBS.
Cold Weather is Rapidly De-
populating White Bear
Lake Resorts.
But the Lingerers Are Bent
on Having a Merry End
ing to 1t.
The Social and Personal
Events of st. Paul's Sub
urban Environs.
Contributions From the Parks
That Circle the City Sol
itaipe.

| Cold mornings and long evenings have
made sad havoc with the summer popu-
larity of White Bear. The procession
for the city is well on the move, and
another week will find the lake ready
to 90 into winter quarters. deserted by
all excepting few devoted cottagers,
who will stay to enjoy the hazy days Of
| the Indian summer. Despite the fact
| their numbers have been greatly dimin
ished, the lake people have bravely sus-
| tanned the round of social and aquatic
pleasures. Friday evening the people
of the lake and large number from st.
Paul united in giving Mr.. Ramaley a
rousing benefit at his pavilion. A
carefully prepared concert and
hop was the attraction, and the
popular pavilion was crowded with peo-
pie anxious to show their appreciation
of the great attraction. Mr.. Ramaley
has added to the lake in the shape of
his pavilion. Seiberts orchestra played
their sweetest ms, and until late
into the night the light-fOoted jewellers
held possession of the pavilion. The
festivities being over, the doors of the
pavilion were closed to the public until
next season.
At Dellwood the yachtsmen have kept
the ball rolling most vigorously. The
german given last evening at the club
house by Mrs. j. B. TarboX was the
most enjoyable and successful entertain
ment given at the club this season. A
large number of society people from st.
Paul were present. The favOrs and fig
ures were unique and pretty. Al:O 5ether
the event was most lifting close TO the
delightful series of entertainments
given at the club house this season.
Thursday evening Mrs. j. y, Tarbox enter
tanned small company OF friends at her isl
and cottage. Amoud those present were
Mesdames Auerbach Wann, Drake, De For
est, Nettleton; Misses Dean, Moore, Florence
Auerbach, Merriam, Pollock, Williams;
Messrs. Blakeley, Boyle Price, Hewitt, Read,
coll, Ordway, Elmer, Wright and Nettleton
1t is rumored that r. G. Bement will
launch a Herreschoff yacht on the lake next
year. The name Herreschof is synonymous
with speed, aud such yacht will be great
addition TO the feet.
Miss Rosa NJ. Brinckerhoff, of Oak Grove,
gave very pleasant little party to a
number of her friends Friday afternoon.
The party was given in honor OF her birth
day.
The Mahtomedl hotel has closed its doors
The Leip house will remain open until Oct7,
while the Williams and Chateaugay will close
i'll few days
Mrs. G. W. Harbaugh, Fred Harbaugh and
Miss Kate Harbaugh will remain in their cot
tage. on Shady lane, until N ovember.
Miss Lula Deacon, of Oakland avenue, ST.
Paul, has been spending last week at the We
mott cottage, Dellwood.
Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Smith and Ben Hodge,
of st. Paul, were guests at j. W. Taylor's cot
tage, Carmarken.
Miss Margaret Hall and Miss Julia Nc
Clellan were guests OF Mrs. r. b. Galusha, of
Cottage Park.
Miss Sarah Dickinson, of st. Paul. was the
guest of Miss Stedmal, of Oak Grove
j. b. Tarbox and family Will leave their
cottage for the city Tuesday next.
VIII Reed, of ST. Paul. has been spending
the week at the Hewitt cottage.
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At the Leip House,. L. Smith, Hastings;
Miss Champlin, Chicago; Miss Lowry, Miss
Murine Brainerd: Ed Hutton, New York;
FLYNN and wife, Mrs. \. D. Mcdonald. New
Orleans; Edward Flynn Miss Mary Flynn,
Miss Kate Mcdonald, saltwater: OF st. Paul:
J. U. Middleton, Fred L: Belknap. P; n.
Miss Dietz, W. Moore, Mrs. George W.
Board, W. w. Jones, George A. Theobald,
Herman Dratz. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Wood,
Mr., and Mrs; W. r. Hoag, Paul G. Wood, ";
l.. Cook H. Van Week. j. D.0Establook and
wife, Miss Frances Estabrook, L. NJ Hast
ings j. F. Beaupre, M. Contain, Ed.
Simonton, Mrs. E. Simonton, A. R.
Bushnell and wife, Miss Nellie Bracket
]. Frank Beaupre. Marie Keogh, Mary
Holmes.
AT the Williams Housed. X. Russell. st.
Louis Mrs. j. Woman, Miss Norman Min
neapolis: Miss Emory, Miss Louise Emory,
Minneapolis; John f. Hester, ST. Louis; Miss
Maggie Morgan, Newton, To-; Miss E. j.
Cavarley, Minneapolis H. Omans, Anderson,
Mimi: b. Thompson, Chicago H. Denni-
son, Winona; II. Mcclure. C. McDowe,
Lima; Q. M. johnson, /. Mcintyre,
Nevada: P. NJ. Stead and family ST. Louis;
L; II. Hulze, wife and son. Montgomery.
Ala. F. II. Peel. London, Eng. Of ST. Paul
Mrs. T: b. Campbell. Mrs. F. II. Campbell,
j. Ii. Nelson and wife, Mrs. Whitman. j. H.
wife, Miss Schmidt, c. T. Spear, c. E. Howe.
Fred 5. Murdoch.
At the Chateaugay-R. P. McCune, Mime
apolis; 7. L. Lagesman. Minneapolis: Joe
Frederick, saltwater: W. j. Bryan and wife,
Lincoln. Neb. OF st. PAUL.. C. Rogers,
&c: Rogers, Madge Wellington. Richard
O'Brien, Thomas Dsrragh Miss Lucy Oar
ragh, E. G. Keogh. Mary Homes, Frank
Fowle, Gertrude Wellington. Marion Well
ington, w. ii. Bowlin. John P. Boier, Chris
Soyenson.
At the Lakeside Cottage-Miss, A. j. Peter
son, Mrs. G. W. Hallonell, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Graham, Miss A. Holmes Miss W. Holmes,
Miss Margaret Bowie Mr.. Landon, Morris
Luther, Conell Moore, Holmes, Miss Kemp,
Miss Clara Baldwin, j Harrison. Z. w.
Mamie Pepper, Kansas City; K. Mcdonald.
Miss r. Mcdonald, Grinnell, Oak: Miss NJ
Stockton, Lafayette, Ind; J. d. Thompson,
Lafayette.
DAYTON'S BLUFF.