St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-28
A SPICE Of DANGER
Tinged the Social and Aquatic
Enjoyment at White
Bear.
Several Minor Accidents
Which Happily Caused
No Pain.
Picnic Parties Captured the
Shores ON Nearly Every
Day.
Social and Personal Gossip
and Late Hotel Ap-
rivals.


hres. social and aquatic, found many
additional devotees, and were pursued
with renewed energy the past week;
yet little variety, and therefore spices
was added to these ordinary happen
ings by several little incidents which
amounted almost to accidents. Last
Sunday was an ideal day for boating,
and sail and rowboats took advantage
of the favorable weather. While the
sun smiled assuringly and the gentle
zephyrs lulled the usually watchful
boatmen into fancied security, an ugly
wind and rain storm crept up on the
unsuspecting people on the water and
swept down over the lake in some
what terrifying manner. The Mary,
Leavitt Corning's yacht, with.
two passengers, flew before the
storm and landed safely at
the Dellwood dock. The Yellow
Dawg, belonging to Truman IngerSoil,
easily seized this opportunity for cap
sizing at her moorings, which makes
only one capsize for her thus far this
season, an extremely small number for
yacht of her peculiar qualities. The
Lady Laura, most seaworthy craft,
and one which has Weathered many Sc
we're storms, was caught in the west
end of the lake, and, being in unskill-
full hands, she quietly careened over on
her side, and remained there during the
blow. her frightened but compara-
lively dry crew dangling their feet from
the side above water, and shrleked
Justify for help. In the meantime a
party in small catboat just
off Cottage Park shore became
terrified, and, having heard that
sail in a storm, they cut the halyards
and worked their way in to Ferdinand
Meliins' dock in panic-Stricken condi-
tion justin time to meet FELLOWSHIP
ferer in the shape of gentleman who,
in company with his wife, had been
caught out in row boat and by frantic
efforts had made the dock, the lady
having tainted from fright. A number
of such little happenings threw the
peaceful community Of White Bear
into mild excitement.
Picnic Parties.
1t is affirmed by some observing
dwellers at the lake that Tuesday last
the water was very perceptibly tinged
with yellow. 1t has not been accounted
for, except by the fact that several hun
dred Turner's basked at the lakeside
last Tuesday and beer flowed in rivers.
BY actual count, ninety barrels of beer
were consumed by the jolly Germans
at the lakeshore. and withalI more
orderly, well-behaved gathering is sell
dom found; but it remained for the
Omaha boys to make Lakeshore lively
scene, when early Friday morning
they arrived at the lake with all their
friends to celebrate their annual pic
mic. A rush-@as Immediately made for
the boats by large number; others
soon monopoliZed the bath house, and
summing contests were in order, while
two well-picked base ball mines assem-
bled on Leip's base ball park and played
for the pleasure of themselves and
friends. A beautiful day and no acci-
dents combined to make a most success
full outing.
Tuesday andFriday evenings at Rama
1ey's attracted an unusual lumber of
dancers. and the hops seem to be in
creasing in popularity with every enter
taiDment. and the theater was filled for
the third time last Stevening, when very
pleasant and entertaining reading was
given by George w. Wright, who is
giving series in st. Paul and vicinity.
As the result of a wager a very unique
contest took place last Sunday. The
hour was the most unusual part of the
whole proceeding. At o'clock a. m.,
just as the sun was beginning to rise,
the Storm King and the Nushka, with
their captains and crews. started from
Dellwood for race around the Yacht
ing association course. AS near as can
be found out every one in both boats
went to sleep, but the Nushka, from
force of habit, came in a long ways
ahead of the Storm King and Luther
Newport, and what the race lacked in
excitement it made up in originality.
Personals and Social.
A party of young ladies and gentlemen.
chaperoned by Mrs. L. L. Hodge, picnicked at
the lake Friday afternoon. They were met
by Leavitt Corning and Carl Taylor, and the
afternoon was spent in sailing Those of
The party were: Misses Marguerite Blakely,
Ruth Stickney, Lenore B. Horn Nina Wan
ger. Nan Baker, Julia Mcclellan, Maude
Winslow, George Dean: Messrs. Ben Hodge,
Albert A. Bigelow, Wallace Winter, Chester
4. Bradford, Winthrop Ingersoll. j. Sheppard
Stone, Ed Halbert
A very pleasant little party was given for
Misses Cornelia Saunders and Francis Relf
by Mrs. Wood, of Cottage Park. The young
people present were: Misses Jennie Wood
Emily Galusha, Cornelia Saunders. Francis
MeItrs Meif, Jessie 4de HoT5ton Marguerite TAYLOR:
Relf. Charlie Hoppfn, Ed Saunders.
The \. NJ. C. A. club house at Mahtomedi
is at last occupied by the boys. Those at
present occupying rooms are Frank w. Relf,
b. L. BurweI, Frederick Russ L. S. Buehl-
nyer, j. Z. Low, Arthur P. Guy, Frank Nc
Mahon, II. T: Morrin and C. S. Richardson,
all camping for few weeks at Mahtomedi
+. N. Hooper has given several very pleas
ant sailing parties this season, but none
more pleasant than the one given last Tues
day night in the Ben Hur.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Chaplin have arrived
et Mrs. Brakes for time, and a more de-
hghtful place than White Bear to spend a
honeymoon is hard to find.
G. W. Ware, at one time a regular visitor at
the lake, has once more settled down for the
summer at Carmarken, j. w. Taylor's cot
fage.
DR.. and Mrs. Ancker gavea very ENJOYABLE
sailing party in the Nellie last Thursday
evening Tor Judge and Mrs. J. j. McCafferty.
A benevolent Scandinavian society pic
plcked at Mahtomedi last Wednesday. 1t
WAS 200 strong, and spent pleasant day.
Prof. Rank and wife, the crack anglers of
Mahtomedi, and C. r. Golf and family, have
moved to their cottage on Lake shore.
c. B. Layton gave a party in a steam
launch, which took, them to Ramaley's,
where they enjoyed the hop.
A. A. Bigelow, who has returned from
yale college, spent last week with his sister,
Mrs. II. 7. Drake.
F. NJ. Catlin was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. L. Taylor, of the island, for few DAYS
the past week.
Robert Mannheimer moved to his hand
Some cottage in Cottage Park the latter part
of the week.
c. o. Rice chartered the Nellie last Tuesday
evening and gave very pleasant sailing
party.
Mrs. Goodhue and daughter of Mortified,
are the guests of Dr.. Bigeiow at Mahtomedi
Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Hallowen have taken
up quarters at Mahtomedi for the summer
DIR: Christian Frye and F. r. Welz are oc-
cupylng cottage together in Cottage park.
w. B. Dean and family occupied the Nc
MILAN cottage on the islaud last Thursday
r. d. Munson and family have occupied
cottage at Mahtomedi near the tabernacle.
Eiss Lille Beck, of Minneapolis, is the
guest of Miss Alice Wemott of Dellwood
Miss Maude Roach, of ST. Paul, vas enter
fained at the Dufresne cottage last week.
Mis-. Buhlinger and daughter have taken
rooms for the summer at the Park Place.