St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
SOCIETY AT The LAKE
A Round OF Pleasure for Mer-
rymakers at White
Bear.
Social Events Which Called
Together Many Prominent
People.
Casual Visitors and the Lat
est City People Stopping
at the Lake.
Goings and Comings Of Citi-
zens in the Suburban
Districts.


that White Bear can offer more numer-
Gus and varied attractions than most
places of its kind. At one end of the
lake Bible school has just closed; at
the other end. pugiliSt Fitzsimmons
holds forth in all his glory; hops with
out number; regattas galore-all these
diversions have been open to the summer
visitor, and it is hard to say which has
been the source of the greatest enjoy
meDt. Wednesday evening Ramaley's
pavilion was filled to overf1oWlng TO
witness the concert and opera given by
the Federal City Quartette, composed OF
J. F. Merrill, r. DeLacy, Miss Maud
Ulmer and Mrs. G. B. Yale. The con-
cert was exceptionally, fine for the
voices of the singers are the best in the
two cities. AS quartette and III solos
the singing was equally appreciated and
it was acknowledged the best thing OF
the kind eFer given at the lake. The
opera of THE SleepingQueen" was very
pretty and amusing, and while no very
wonderful acting was required OF given,
yet the talent of the quar-
tette for acting was OF no
very inferior degree. The only
thing which marred the pleasure of the
evening was the presence of two crying
babies in the balcony. They evidently
wished to set up counter attraction,
for all during the evening high above
the harmony of the quartette could be
heard the APPALLING squalls of the IN
fants. One of the songs Oh the pro-
gramme was entitled Hush by Baby"
and it was sung most feelingly by the
quartette, for this song appeared to be
the object of the special antipathy OF
the babies, who hOwled with redoubled
zeal all during the rendition. The way
i'll which this entertainment was re-
ceived indicates that the people at the
lake greatly feel the want of first-clasS
entertainments, and it is without ques-
that the succeeding entertainments
which will be given at short
intervals during the season Will
receive enthusiastic patronage. White
Bear has reason to be proud or
the part which she has played in the
entertainment of the editors. The yacht
clubs came to the front nobly, the
yachtsmen forsook business and nearly
every boat OH the lakewaS at the dlspos-
al of the guests. A very strong wind
was blowing and heavy sea was on,
which deferred a number from ventur-
ing out, but most of the yachts under
double reef were we'll filled, and the
guests given most enjoyable and novel
entertainment. J. p. Elmer was cap
tain of the fleet, and he bustled about
slowing away the editors and their fam
lilies in the yachts in ship shape manner,
until the poor people began to be III
doubt whether they were human beings
or merchandise, but barring a slight
wetting from the waves which was some
what damaging to linen, the editors eX-
perienced most pleasant sail and one
long to be remembered.
Personals.
At the Uhateaugay: Mrs. L. D. Stocking,
Miss Gertrude Stocking. Denver, Col; II. Z.
Monquist, Holdridge, n. D.; c. II. Griffith
and wife. H. L. Clarke and wife, Dubuque;
Rogers r 'Pggh Pggggtand ieUpOf o william E. W Clarke
Jr, Chicago; Miss NJ. f. Stafford,
Mrs. d. II. Collier, Keokuk; Mrs. Nc
Clary, Mankato; Francis Lord, London, Eng.
j. Meensker, Cincinnati; A. D. Hathaway,
Davenport, To-; E. NJ. Cassidy and wife,
Whiting, 10; Dr. T. c. Rogers, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Darragh, St. Peter; E.
| c. Keogh Fordham, n. j.; Logan c. Rogers,
Chicago; Miss Bessie Lytle, New, New York; v
sehunemnan and Charles Mack, Kansas
City: j.. w. Allen, and wife. Chicago;
Reid. Miss Lena Reid. Shelbina, Mo-. c. c.
Smith, Murphysboro, Ill. Miss Maud Timer.
Minneapolis; Miss Grace Smith, Miss Mable
Ulmer, Minneapolis: L. E. Thompson.
Omaha II. L. Spencer, Montreal, Canada;
Dr. Henry Woods, Washington, Pa. OF st.
| Paul: John G. Elmquist and wife, r. W.
| Musseter, &. B. Yale, W. B. Hathaway, Miss
Katharine o'Conner, e; A. Mccarthy.
Burdett, T. p Higgins, A. L. Roth, Mamie
Bowlin. NJ. J. OConnor, Steven O'Connor,
j. H. Rogers and wife, W. 7. Birmingham,
/ II. \. Campbell and wife, W. B. Brewster,
Dr. Doneily, F. H. Thom, NJ. Graham.
| Collom, Miss Dena Hastad, L. Musseter E.
X. Miller, Bessie E. Lytle, Miss Cora Buck
man, Miss Holmes S. 9. Dickinson, Mrs.
| Bailey. Miss Florence Bailey, I. c. kavanagh,
Frank c. Keogh, I. II. Frantz E. L. Mabon
and wife. E. W. Buckley. e, B. Yale, Hoyt
Yale, Mrs. c. B. Yale, Mrs. NJ. Mckay, A. L.
Rotti.
At the Leip House-Mrs. Hunting. New
York; j. Boggs, Duluth; Mrs. L. Harris, Fort
Smelling; Mrs. NJ. Burmand, Merriam Park;
| E. A. Towle Chicago; Miss Justin, Bath;
Robert c. Wood, White Bear; .: 6. Marvin,
Duluth; c. B. Krantz, Oskosh; w. B. Green,
| Mendoza; j. E. Ramaley White Bear; Mr..
and Mrs. H. Goldsmith, st. Louis; Charles
H. Carpenter. Minneapolis; +. j. r. APPLE,
Saltwater; II. L. Clarke and wife. Dubuque;
George Plaky, Grand Forks; DR.. Widemdny
| and wife, st. Louis; ;. Ettlinger, c. J. G..
Cason, Chicago; NJ. NJ Gavin and wife, APP
| pleton, Wis.,, Miss Kate Queinlin, st. Louis;
Z. B. Rhubesky, Milwaukee: George Kull-
man, st. Louis; E. II. Dierker, j. L: Conner,
| MTS. W II. DTSSu OSllMOOQs q. H.
Lundy and WIFE Miles City, Mont; Myra L.
White, Lakevew, n. H.; Mrs. r. II. Bowron,
| River Falls, Wis; Jennie Best, Pipestone,
linn Mrs. Frank Hoover, Minneapolis MRS.
Maud Timer, Minneapolis: w. II. Yaie Winona;
| Of ST. Paul: Mrs X. Franklin, Ii c. Gre
gory C. Hixon, j Marsden, Mrs. Nicholson
| and daughter, Mrs. c. Dion. F. F. Evans. c.
f. Stevens, Mrs A j Littles, P A. Dion, ].
R. Weide Jr., Mrs. NJ B Wood. Henry j ohns,
| Gerte Manner, D. F. Reese, Leigh Prudeu.
| Percy Houghton. Frank Murray, A. Simson,
Paul G. Wood. Miss Mamie Farnham, Harry
| O'Gorman, S. r. Mcleod, E. H. Pease, j. i.
| Cavon, c. A. Mccarthy A. l.. Roth, W. g.
Larkin, c. Make and family, j. B. Fischleigh,
and family, E. NJ Dudley, ]. E. French, P.
Pollock, Prof. Hans Jung and wife, Robert
man, A. L, Evans, J; A. Newell, J. MaTsden,
j. J. Gavin, j. E. Cornion, F. Danz, DR.. F.
Simon, F. Danz and wife, ". H. Egan, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bixby, Nellie NJ. Eustace,
F. F. Martin, NJ. r. Marvin, Mrs. NJ. B; Whit
ney. Mr. and Mrs. c. ", Youngman, Mrs Z.
O. Trowbridge Mrs Grace Ross, ". H
Wheaton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Yale, F. Mess
ner, ]. F. Merrill, Eugene Kaeuffier.
At the Mahtonedi Hotel-Misses Mamie
and Gertrude PETER, Kansas City; ]. Joplin,
| Minneapolis; Charles E Jaynes and wife,
Arthur Tracy and wife, Frank b. Jaynes,
Bridgeport, Conn; r. c. Ramsey, Chicago;
S ". Ball. Caloma, Mich; o. Mc1ver, Frank
fort. Ind; Alice Farnham Ada Mann, Mil
waukee: stephen Brown, st. Joseph, Mo. !;
H. NJ. Crittenton, Chicago; Albert Brown, st.
Joseph; S D. Guerny Milwaukee; C. Noble,
Greenfield; Lettie Williams, Pennington.
OF St. Paul: Mrs. ". H Sanborn, Mrs. E. P.
Sanborn, O. H. Wetherby. Ida NJ. Spencer,
L. G. Hanebaugh. c. E. Rowland, F. E. Shell
don. P Mcdonald, Robert c. Ramsey, Mrs.
William Hudson Bessie Hudson, Albert H.
Wilson, DR.. W. E. Hallowell, Mrs. Pascal
smith, H. F. Dodge, James suydam aud
wife, Ella Suydam, Lucille Judd, Frank Muir
ray, Grace Mortimer, Geiyeve Gervais W.
Napier, j. Warwick, W. P. Brown, G. C. An
thony. L. Smith, William Hudson, Edna
Spencer. Marian Armstrong, Oscar Hallay,
G. B. Evans NJ. Hallowell Jr
| At the Williams House-A- h Brown, wife
and daughter. Newton, To-; j. W. Merrill,
RaV MeT S 1Magg Mefgr CHARLES = sebnna
man, A. schuneman. Kansas City; A. E. Jay,
| W. A