St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-10
A GAY CROWD.
Opening of the Ramaley Pavilion
at White Bear.


A long special train on the ST. Paul q
Duluth last evening carried a jolly,
rollicking crowd of merry makers to
the opening concert and hop of Rama
ley's Lake Shore pavilion at White Bear.
The invitations had been scat
tered broadcast among the many
friends and acquaintances of the
host, and were heartily accepted.
for the prospects for pleasant evening
were never more favorable. The sue
cess of last seasons entertainments has
given this lakeside resort an enviable
reputation. and last evenings enter
tainment, as sample of series to be
given during the next two months, gave
promise that the popularity of Rama
ley's Pavilion would be well sus-
tanned. The festivities began at
O'Clock, when the strains of Seibert's
orchestra struck up the opening num-
ber OF very carefully selected pro-
gramme. The orchestra was assisted
by Miss Maud Ulmer, very sweet
voiced and accomplished soprano. Her
rendition of 1.-The Murmuring Zephyrs"
was enthusiastically encored, and
she responded with little bal
lad which took the audience
by storm. The other soloist of
the evening was Herr Oscar l.. Lienau.
who rendered tenor solo in very
pleasing manner. a few more selec-
tions from the orchestra, another
solo by Miss Ulmer, and the floor
was cleared for the hop. which,
was to occupy the latter half
of the evening. A programme
of seven dances was then indulged in
everybody danced who knew how and
good many who didn't, but everybody
was good natured, and, while the large
and handsome ball room was well filled.
the dancing was thoroughly enjoyed
Lake people and city people in various
and wonderful costumes glided around
the room in the may waltz. cooled
themselves upon the ample verandas, or
fortified their innerSelves in the re-
freshment saloon. All-in-all it was the
gayest scene that White Bear has en-
Joyed for many day. Among those
present were:
j. ". harrington and wife, Leavitt Corn
ing, Charles Corning, Fred Cobb, Frank Reid
Luther Freeman, John S. Fengate A. b.
Plough Arthur Lawer, Robert Wood, Milton
Baldy, Louis Hastings, p La Montague, Dick
O'Brien Won Schoff, viii Burk, Moves Rob.
inson. j: a.. Ramaley, Earnest BirchaIl.
Aateh, AltS j. p III Elmer, Musser George
R. B. Galush. Howard Galusha,C. D. o'Brien,
E. s. Brooks, P. 7. Kavanagh, G.. W. Free.
man, G. Markoe. John Markoe, r. j. Markoe,
Joe King, Charles Bunker. E. Allen, F. E.
sheldon, Judge o'Gorman, Harry o,Gorman,
G. o Nettleton, j. W. Taylor. John BlakeIey.
T. White, ]. L. Barnes, Dr. Van Duzee'
Frank Larrabee, J; W. Jaggard, j. c. Grace
w. c. Goforth, John Barnacle, Hopkins. A.
B. Sibley. Dribert, McCreigh, Headlev Grant.
Dr. DR.; Darling, Wing. H. S Ogden, Mckinley. viii
dey, F.. H: Murray, William Hendrickson.
Robert. j. W. Best James Harbert, ELMER
Camperell Warner Churchill, S. Haas Rice,
John, Lantry, Darrow, Watts. DR.. E. s.
Woods, Sidney Van Kuerin, G. H. Lains,
c. A. Collier. Albert Ingalls,, c. W. Norouist.
g; Geist. Roth Root. ]. N. Furnell, B. Seal,
Charles Hatch, Albert Forcell, DR.. Williams
George Womuck, r. p Lewis. Rhubesky.
Barclay, Kennedy, Richardson. Leslie Maloy,
John Schultz, Dick McCloud, Works, Geddes.
Cults, Rochet, Dickson. Hermann, Halliday,
VII! Whitaker Mesdams Halch, Jones,
Drake, Tarbox. Nettleton, Pratt. Eaton,
O'Gorman. j. W. harrington Frank Larrabee,
Dufment, Grace, A. B. Sibley, Warner
ChurchilrseWatts Porter, Louis e. Plough,
Rhubesk-t- Kennedy, Hermann. Halliday.
Misses Cook, Winnie Williams, Florence and
Ray Lamprey. Frances Tarbox. Dufresne,
sehable, Timberlake, Bigelow. sharpnack,