St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21
Hotels Filling Up and the Cot
tages Going at a Big
Pre- MUM.
Personal and Social Gossip
at the Hotels and Re-
sorts.


hops were plentiful enough to satisfy
the gayest social butterfly. On last Sat
urday the. doors of the Chateaugay
were formally opened to the public.
although it has been receiving guests
for several weeks. Some 200 invitations
to a complimentary hop were sent
out, and those invited responded
with their presence to the number
of $50 city people and lake people in
negllge costumes, turned the popular
hotel into scene of gayety which it has
in spite of a cold north wind. saw
RamaIey's pavilion well filled. 1t was
the occasion of the first of the series of
biweekly concerts and hops which are
to be given during the summer. The
attendance from the city was not very
great, but the lake people rose bravely
to the emergency and gave the enter
tainment the patronage which it de-
serves; but Friday evening the warm
weather induced many city people to
take advantage of this opportunity to
cool off. 1t has grown to be a Gus
tom to give sailing parties in the
earlier part of the evening, finally
ending up by attending the hop.
Last evening the Lake hotel followed
the example of its rival hotels and gave
a complimentary hop. In spite of the
fact that there had been four other hops
this week the enthusiasm of the ''hOp-
perS" did not seem in the least damp
ened and nearly 200 people accepted Mr..
KimbalPs invitation. A very fine pro-
gramme had been arranged, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by those fortunate
enough to attend. White Bear was yes
terday the scene of another great rail
road picnic. The hardworked employees
in the st. Paul & Duluth shops threw
aside all thoughts of labor and gave
themselves up to unalloyed pleas
ure. Several hundred of them were
distributed between Ramaley's and
White Bear Park, and at
the latter place they induIged in those
athletic sports customary on such an
occasion. Extensive arrangements have
been made for the reception of the
Turner's next Tuesday in Ramaley's
picnic grounds. A beer stand of mann
moth proportions, the inevitable ac-
compartment of a German picnic, has
been constructed. and the prospects are
favorable for lively time. Contrary
to all expectation, White Bear is to be
favored with steamboat this season.
The Manitoba has sbeen ressurrected
from the mud Of Leip's bay and will
soon be at the disposal of pleasure
seekers.
Personals.
Among those who attended Ramaley's con-
Bean and wife. j. L. Stack and wife, Mr..
Buchal, Ed Gray, Ed Tarbox, John Markoe,
r. j: Markoe and wife, George Middleton,
Louis Schnable, Susie Donaldson, DR.. Van
Duzee, Ed Durrroch, Henry Brudert Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts, John Hutton. G. Burkhard,
Miss Bertha Burkhard, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P d.
Jewett, Miss Dollie Jewett Miss Ulmer,
Thomas Fulton, r. b. Galusha, Misses Nc
Clellan, Sydnie Van Kuren, Fred Cobb. Miss
Jessie Sharpnack, John Barnacle, Karl Burk-
hard, Philip La Montague, Miss Perkins,
Miss Leila Perkins, Louis Hastings.
Tam O. Shanter club house has at length
received its full complement and is peopied
as follows: 5. s. Brown and family and Miss
Maggie Holbert, st. Joseph, Mo-; S. o. Brooks
and family, DR.. and Mrs. A B. Ancker, Mr.
and Mrs. IL. T. Block and family, Mrs NJ. G..
Puryis, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Evans and family,
T. H. Hooper and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Morse.
The st. Paul Cycle club made an excursion
to the lake last Sunday, and after cooling off
at the Williams house, set out for home
Those of the club who took the trip were: II.
E. Fargo, f. l.. Baker. j. II. Bolton. L. f.
Wildly. E. f. Hurtz, W. A. Smith, George
I. Briggs, II. Hatch, II. b. Fargo, Fred e.
Gibbs, A. L. Kershaw.
Louis Hastings probably gives more sailing
parties than any other man at the lake Last
Tuesday he gave very pleasant little affair
Mr.. Perkins. Miss Perkins, Miss Lena Per-
kins, C. E. Howland,G G. E. Musser, and T. H.
Hosmer were the guests, and after a pleasant
sal on the lake, the party wound up at Ra
maley's hop.
George Bull chaperoned party of young
people to the lake last week Mr. Bull is
never so happy as when he is acting in the
capacity Of chaperone, and his charges all
say that he is an ideal one.
At meeting of the executive committee
OF the W. B. Y. a. the following were elected
to membership in the association: II. Skin
ner, Charles Stickney.W. II. Burk, J. l.. Fore
paugh, T. W. 1ngersoll.
Horace Gates and wife Will be the guests OF
Mrs. Stedman, on the south shore, during
the neXtmonth. Mr.. Gates has a small steam
launch which he proposes to place on the
lake.
o. L. Taylor and family moved into the
Palmer cottage last week. Mr.. Taylor has
purchased the southeastern portion Of the
island and will build next season.
Fl. T. Lee, c. Il. Bradford, Sheppard Stone
and Miss Minna Wanzer were entertained by
Mrs. J. w. Taylor at "Carmarken" last week
C. H. Holdridge, Miss holdridge and Mrs.
c. H. Holdridge visited C. E.. Stone at the
Williams house.
Miss May Moore and Homer P. Clark were
entertained at the Wemott cottage at Dell
wood last week.
F. c. Roode and Miss Cecilia McCulloch, Of
Chicago, visited Mrs. W. c. Goforth las
week.
Miss Grace Moody, of Colorado Springs, i:
settled for the next two months at Park
Place.
Misses Mamie and Julia Mcclellan, of ST.
Paul, are guests of Mrs. r. B. Galusha
q CODaorS and family hoe DOvad tJ,l
old Weber cottage in Ramaley Park.
A. B. Kreck has occupied the Wheelock
cottage on the island for the summer
A. W. Craig and family have occupied q
cottage on the island for the summer
Edward Corning and Gardner Corning
were the guests of j. w. l.. Corning
P. j. Bolan and family have occupied Dave
Hanna cottage on Fourth street.
A. R. Prudren and family have moved int
Leaman's cottage for the summer.
W. B. Dean and family have occupied the
Mcclellan cottage for the season
Luke Grove, of Litchfield is visiting th,
Cayos in the Benson cottage.
Gov. Merriam has moved into the clul
house on Manitou island.
T. f. Drake IS settled for the season fr
his cottage on the island.
C. r. Croft is expected at his cottage a
Lake Shore tomorrow.
John Blakeley was entertained at the Tar
box cottage last week.
c. S. Rogers and family occpied his islant
home last week.
At the Hotels.
At the Lake Shore: Edward Lacey
Minneapolis; Will Gallup, Detroit; MIS-
Grace Combs, Ironwood. Mich; Mr.
George FrancK and wife, New York; VIII
lam Holmes Mrs. A. L. Scott Miss Colosky
John W Riley, ]. K. Baum and wife, st
Paul; Will Hart, George Kelly, Eau Claire
G. b. Rhubesky. Milwaukee; B. C. Keen
Pittsburg, Pa; Miss j. d. Hess, st. Paul: j
o. Wilford and wife, Baldwin, Wis; Mis-
M. N. Perkins, Miss L. A. Perkins
G. Z. Rowland. John w. Lane
L. j. Frerker I. Sternberg and wife, Mis-
Sadie Sternberg, st. Paul; Martin Andrews
Kansas City; D. c. Van Hollen, Georg.
Smith. st. Paul; Robert T. Sattler. Mime
apolis; Miss Alice Williams, Memphis; M. r
II. Stillwell, st. LOUIS F. Coates Jr., Henr,
Johns. Edward II. Oman, F. W. Plat ans
wife, John W. Hans, St Paul; George A
Dennison, E. E. Dennison Hudson, Wis. q
r. Harroun, st. Pauli Henry o'Gorman