St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28
he Season Dying Gamely at
the Popular St. Paul Lake
Resort.
,>'obogganing During the Day
and Club Dances in the
Evening.
Odds and Ends Of Personal
Gossip About Men and
Women.
The Weeks Events at the
Lake Dished Up to Suit
All Tastes.

-o0p1e at the lake seem 10 O6 Taking
advantage of these fleeting days of sun
shine and summer, and are bringing the
season to finish that is dazzling in the
Intensity of its brilliancy. Dancing
.eems to be all the rage just now, and
not an evening passed during the last
week but the sweet, familiar strains OF
The "Blue Danube fioated out into the
tarrv night from either the pavilion OF
The Dellwood club house. The pavilion
lid its best by furnishing amusement
Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday and Sat
urday evenings, the club house swayed
O and fro to the rythmic measures of
The waltz Tuesday and Saturday even.
ings, the Wildwood casino reSOunded
with the blare of the trumpet
and the squeak of the fiddle
very evening during the week, while
he fire laddies and their lassies made
merry at Getty's hall on Thursday
evening. And how the ladies do en-
Joy themselves these beautiful! sunny
ays! What long drives they take fore
looms, and what pleasant walks during
The warm afternoons, returning with
uses on their cheeks and their arms
.;led with the beautiful yellow golden
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ear. What pleasure it is 10 be able to
win in the lake and toboggan without
.eing burned up by the blisterng rays
If the midsummer sun. With what
lest the ladies have taken up this new
port tobogganing. Nearly every fore
aeon the slides at Ramaley'S and
Wildwood are thronged with an
eager. laughing crowd of bathers.
climbing up and dashing down the slide
with unabating energy; splashing one
another and sporting about in the water
with all the grace and abandon of a
school of young porpoises. AS a lule,
he ladies are timid at first, declaring
hat they never will, no never, 60 down
hat terrible slide; but after little
udicious urging they make the attempt
nd then become really more enthusl-
.lstlc than the men. Perhaps because
hey do not have to carry up the tobog-
IAN. Sometimes their spirit or daring
carries them too far. as was the case
.ast Thursday with Miss Blanche Ark
wright, of the "Dazzler" company.
The "DaZzlerS" are daily visitors at
Wildwood, and are becoming most
. enthusiastic sliderS. Miss Arkwight is
me of these, and OH Thursday nothing
would satisfy her ambition but trip
Gown the high slide. AS precaution-
;.ry measure she took with her two of
ne heavy-weights of the company,
i linking perhaps they would keep afioat
.etter than any of the more sylph-like
members. "Well, Onny way" she sta
toned one ponderouS cavalier in tile
low, took her place amidshipS. filled
he stern with another weightv adonis,
{; nd then gave the command Cast Off"
y death-like hush pervaded the entire
semblage and each held his breath in
{; maZement as the heavily loaded tobog-
. an dashed down the slide. The frail
little craft struck the water sQuareiy
lead Oh, struggled bravely for few
Get, and then, with one despairing con-
ulsive shudder, plunged TO the bottom.
What took place beneath the silent Wa
; 5rs Of White Bear the world will never
now, but after Miss Arkwright had
I was announced that no bones were
roken, the assembled multitude re-
. eyed its pent up feelings in mighty
!: IOut that made the aristOcratic groves
Il Manitou island fairly ring.
Social Functions.
Tuesday evening Will Swan entertained
rarity of friends with sail in the Ben Hur.
Later in the evening sudden rain storm
. omlng up, the party put in to Cottage Park
. I'D were most delightfully."- entertained at
ne residence of the Misses Warner. The
{ raj guitar selections, and dancing was also
.ndulged in, several of the young ladies fur
ilshing the music. The party consisted of
r. and Mrs. Bennett. Misses Farwell. Gates,
nd Messrs. Iheobald, Eastman, Swan,
"bitcomb. Jones and clearinghouse.
quiet wedding occurred at the residence
Mrs. G. b. Cobb last Saturday, the contract
'lg parties being George Keller, secretary of
ne Muckle. Moody company, Merriam Park,
most estimable young ladies, Rev. l. c.
orten, OF the st. Johns Episcopal church,
''fficiating. Only the immediate relatives
we're present.
The annual benefit rendered j. d. Ramaley
at his pavilion last evening was one of the
.host enjoyable affairs of the season. and " as
TENDED by all the lake residents with hardly
N exception. The ST. Paul d Duluth road
an complimentary train from the city i'll
lie evening, and the steamer Wildwood
-.ade tour OF the lake for the lake resi-
ents.
On Thursday evening the fifth annual
arade and bal Of the W hite Bear fire COM
anes took place. The parade was very
reditable TO the organization, and the ball
hich followed. enjoyable i'll the highest de-
anced until the small hours.
Last Wednesday at high noon occurred the
Tedding of Miss Reid and Charles j. Trott,
the residence of the brides father, F. A ..
:eid. at " hite Bear lake After the cere-
lonv the newly married couple left for the
tactic coast.
Friday evening Miss May Reid entertained
= few friends at her summer home on Clark
avenue with potato party. The grounds
we're Illuminated with japanese lanterns,
and most delightful evening was spent.
Friday evening Mrs. j. G. Donnelly chap
ArOnpd a marty of VOllnp npOnlP 81 the nnN-1i.
'On hop. consisting of Misses Darragh, Don
ely, Barron and Lamprev, and Messrs.
.,enz Darragh, Hendey and Donnelly.
Quiet and darkness reign supreme at the
oaks. or the place formerly called the Oaks.
: he Neeley contingent left last week, and
...arguerite swings iazily at her pier without
mbtion and without hope.
Last evening Miss May Schlee and Peter
Vincent were married at the residence of
Frederick Schlee, the brides father. The
Young couple viii reside at White Bear
leach.
Mrs. O'Connor and Mrs. Fenton, of New
Whatcom. " ash, and Dr. and Mrs. Bowes
f Chicago, visited Miss Stella Murphy last
week.
Rev. C. B. McAfee will relate some of his
Impressions of the Holy Land at the Presby
.erian church this evening.
Miss Vigners is one of Mr.. and Mrs Will
am Dawson's fishing party now at theil
lace i'll Wisconsin.
The Lutheran conference picknicked al
wildwood Tuesday, and the Order OF East.
ern Stars Saturday.
Rev. w. W. Dawley. pastor of the Wood
and Park church, ST. Paul, and family are al
said Eagle.
MIR. and Mrs. James W. Heather, of Sara.
'"ga Springs, Wyo., spent Wednesday at the
Ike.
Miss Annie Crosby. of Lincoln avenue. was
The guest of Mrs. j. Davis during the week.
Miss Alness entertained party of friends
1t the pavilion hop on Tuesday evening.
Miss Adah Hawkins was the guest of Mrs
{. F. Mailer Tuesday and Wednesday,
Miss Kelliher spent the week with he,
cousin. Miss German.
DR.. Wheaton and family moved back tc
own last week.
Miss Anna Campbell is the guest of the
Misses O'Brien.
Miss Julia Cullen is the guest of Mis-
CGorman.
Miss Maud Messner was at the lake Oh
Thursday.
Stuart L. Moore and family were at the lax,
last week.
Miss Nettie King is the guest of Mis-.
lolmes.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Alden spent Friday a
he lake.