St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-03

A. E. Rennick, all of Chicago. have joined
the permanent guests at the Williams.
Elks who greeted Benson on Thursday
night were Ned Wood, DR.. Miller and DR..
Kane, alias Chauncey Depew.
w. L. Perkins Jr.. entertained at Leip's
during the week George Sherin and G..
McConyiIle.
Gregories are located at Leip's for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. E. E. White spent Wednesday with
Mrs. W. 81. Crazy at the Williams.
Gus Roehnich and family, of St. Paul, are
guests at Leip's for the summer.
Sam Small. John Zoos and John Powers
registered at Leips last week.
Miss NJ. Campbell was the guest of Mrs
Sackett during the week.
Miss Maud Messner spent the week with
Miss Adele Perkins
Mrs. Harris Richardson, Of ST. Paul, is at
the Williams.
Murmurs About Our Mariners.
j. Howard Ramaley. secretary of the White
Bear Yacht club. has issued the following
circular to members OF the club:
Enclosed please find schedule of trophy
events for 1892. The conditions for entry
are: Boats must be owned and sailed by
members OF the club: boats must be entered
with the secretary, with their measurements;
boats must be measured by the official meas
urer j, E. Ramaley, at the pavilion; the
Official measurement of the White Bear
Yachting association will be accepted in lien
OF measurement by the Official measurer
1t is to be hoped theSntries for these re-
gattas will be numerous. The club trophy is
the Oldest cup on theslake, and its possession
should be a coveted honor.
The cat boat cup is new. and all cat boats
belonging to the club can be entered; the
boat first winning two races will hold the
cup Tor the season; the boat first winning
cup for two seasons becomes its owner. rhe
dates for the trephy events are: July 4. GAS
a. M, cat boat cup new j: July O. 3:l5 D. M.
club trophy (now held by Fortuna; July %.
10 D. M, club trophy, cat boat cup; August
Ii, 3:lo D. m. club trophy, cat boat cup.
One night last week MIR. Dement'S boat
Secret sailed quietly away from her dock
without either skipper Or crew. She cassized
before being overh6uled.
Yesterday afternoon Dingle launched into
the lake new cat boat. 1t is called Sinbad,
and will be sailed by j. E. Howard, of Nah
tomedi.
Mr.. Combes has moved his steam launch
from -Four Lakes to White Bear. where she
Is being put i'll condition for the summers
work.
Tom Buford will rig his Summer Girl as a
sloop this year. 1t will be necessary for
Tom to use both hands in sailing in the fut-
ure.
Nushka has been furnished with new
mast and rigging. aud Messrs. Elmer and
OIdway are out for the trophy.
Cottage Chit-Chat.
Company c will enter upon their encamp-
ment at the lake on next Saturday, and will
remain about three weeks. The boys will
drill four or five times during the week, and
Will vary their programme with dress parade
and guard mount They will keep regis
ter, and be prepared to entertain their friends
i'll royal style. They also intend giving
party at Ramaley's pavilion during their
stay.
Mrs. Whitcomp is presiding over a party of
young people afthe McVay cottage at Lake
side, who are enjoying themselves 10 the ut
most The irrepressibles are Misses Van Yoor
hees and Miss Morehous and Messrs Fred
! Whitcomb and c. w. Braden Capt Braden,
of Company C, occasionally allows his warm
ing influence to spread over the party.
On Thursday evening the st. Paul Lodge
of Elks held their last ladies' social Of The
season at Ramaley's pavilion. About three
hundred were present. and after a short
social session all attention was given to
treading the merry maZes of the dance
The members of the Young Mems Christian
associations or ST. Paul and Minneapolis will
other pleasures of the day will be base ball
match between mines of the two associations,
and boating, fishing and swimming.
On Friday Miss Haas entertained party
of friends at the lake, Mrs. Westheimer, of
Missouri, acting as chaperone. The after
noon was spent on the lake. and in the even
ing the. entire party attended the hop at
Ramaley's pavilion.
On Thursday evening Messrs. Lathrop,
MussetteT and John O'Leary chartered the
Nellie and complimented some of the resi-
dents at the Oaks with a moonlight sail
Hilarity and wit flowed unrestrainedly dur
ing the cruise.
The White Bear Yachting association will
give grand reception and hop at the Deli
wood club house tomorrow evening. 1t will
be splendid affair, ard will call together
large number of the young people.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church gave
q quiz, party one evening last week. Re-
freShments were INDUCED in and the usual
enjoyable time had.
Miss Paris Fletcher chaperoned picnic
party of young people at the lake On Thurs
day. The evening was spent in sailing in
the Nellie.
The Minnesota Bible School and Gospel
Union which, has been in session at Mahto-
medi since June rs, adjourned yesterday
afternoon.
Egbert Clark, Reese Newport and Freddy
Iaroox are camping on the Island, and put
ting in their time in sailing Luther Newport's
yacht.
AL Byers, the Duluth conductor who was
injured in the wreck several days ago, is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be about.
Arthur Wlckwire. who has been spending
few weeks in Sheffield, Mass, has returned
to the lake and will be at Ramaley's
The Newman Literary circle held its clos
ing meeting at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davis, on Clark avenue.
E. A: Jaggard will begin furnishing his
New Island cottage this week, and will take
possession about the 10th INST
A. II. Paget and Mr.. Husev, of London,
Eng, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Nor ton
during the week.
Miss Beatrice Cruice. of Philadelphia
visited Miss Lizzie Cayun at her home dur
ing the week.
Mrs. William Sprigg Hall, Miss Margaret
Hall and A. s. Hall are guests Of Mrs. Hewitt,
at Dellwood
Miss Mamie Corning left last week for the
Pacific coast in company with Mr.. and Mrs
Kimberly.
The Wildwood Pleasure club will celebrate
the Fourth in regular old-fashioned style.
Mrs. c. A. Stees and Mrs. NJ. B. Wood Wis
1ted Mrs. X. L. German during the week.
Frank Deacon is in New York, and there is
consequently vacant chair at the Oaks.
Miss Mamie Bowlin has returned from
Georgetown seminary and Is at the lake.
Lew Bigelow and John Burns were enter
tanned during the week by hlrs. Morton.
MIR. c.. O. Rice gave a sailing party last
Saturday afternoon III the Nellie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Warner Jr. are at
Cottage Park for the summer.
Miss Julia Cullen. of Cherokee avenue, is
visiting Miss Mary O'Gorman.
Homer Clark sailed party of friends about
the lake Thursday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs Christie are established at
Mahtomedi for the summer
Miss Swan entertained party Of friends
at Mahtomedi on Thursday.
Leavitt Corning entertained sailing party
III the Mary on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rice and Miss Rodman visited Mrs.
Hewitt during the week.
Mrs. Hewitt has been entertaining Mrs.
Abbey and Miss Fuller.
Miss Charlotte Campbell is home from
Washington seminary.
Miss Bessie Dunn has returned home from
st. Joseph's academy.
mr.. Wickwlrs spent Wednesday and Thu:s-
day with Paul " God.