St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
In a Personal Way.

The Young Ladies SOdallty Society OF st.
PatriekS church picnicked at Wildwood last
Monday, having the honor of being the first
10 patronize the new White Bear road aud
its grounds Fathers Gibbons, of St Paul;
Dolphin, of Fort Smelling. and Lee. of White
Bear were the only members OF the sterner
sex allowed to be present but the young
ladies demonstrated their ability to have a
GOOD time Notwithstanding. The day was
spent in lounging in hammOcks and swings,
in boating and lunching.
VIII and Ed Swan and George Theobald,
Of Mahtomedi, gave large sailing party in
he Ben Hur Monday evening Mrs Will
lam II. Lindeke acted as chaperone for the
following young people: Misses Sterrett.
Eastman. Swan, Morehead, Florence More
head Warner, Grace Warner Lowell, Van
'OrbeeS, and Messrs Whitcomb, Braden.
Eastman, Ralph Eastman, Gessler, schultz
and Warner.
l.. Muysetter and John ]. O'Leary gave a
launch party last week for Mrs E. F. Hal
ieck. of Denver. The large Naptha launch
ped about the lake with the following jolly
crowd: Mr. and Mrs A. b. Stickney, Gen
md Mrs. Flower, Mrs. Schiffman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse: Misses Ruth Stickney, Grace
Flower. Ada Hawkins. Austin and O'Leary.
and Messrs. AnckeI, Robert Wheaton and
sam Leary.
The past week at the lake has witnessed
.Wo very enjoyable cereInonies-the rechrist-
anlng of the erstwhile WhangdOOdle as the
ark, and the formal naming of Luther
Newport's Shark. In each case the tradi-
Ional bottle of wine was broken over the
bow ny maiden far to see.' and was fol-
lowed with the usual festivities.
The largest crowd thus far this season at
tended the hop at Ramaley's pavilion on Fri
lay evening. The evening train from town
brought large number. and they came from
all points about the lake on foot. in carriages
and over the water. The evening was de-
.lghtful, the music perfect, and everything in
general was lust too lovely"
Last Monday evening, at Ramaley's pier,
while attempting to climb around the mast
n his celebrated sailing vessel. D. ID. Will
ANS eapsized and was compelled to do the
McGinty act. He was not dressed in his best
suit Of clothes, however. and did not in the
least mind his involuntary bath.
On Tuesday evening Wapsie brought over
10 the Ramaley hop d jolly party from the
island. The crew consisted of Mr. and Mrs
Waiter Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Bement, Mrs.
Il. X. Barnum, Misses Lyon. Bemeut, Messrs.
lew Bigelow and Krect, while Fred Bige!ow
acted as captain.
At special meeting of the W. B. Y. c.,
held on Tuesday. the schedule of races for
the season was arranged. The first trophy
race will be sailed July I, at 9:45 a. m, and
all the races are scheduled SO as not 10 con-
dict with the cup races of the W. B. Y A
On Thursday Mrs W. H. Wood entertained
The graduating class of the Baldwin school
at her Cottage Park home. The entire party
enjoyed sail in Merry Monarch.
Mrs. Josephine Messuer and daughters and
Messrs. Van elect and Foster spent Sunday
at the Lake as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Jaggar.
F. W. Jaynes, who was injured in the Du-
iuth wreck last Tuesday is progressing ia
vorably, and will be out again in about ten
days.
The St. Paul & White Bear Railroad COM
pany have decided 10 offer a cup to be sailed
for by White Bear yachts later in the season.
A merry party chaperoned Dy Mrs Arthur
Gillette spent saturday NJ Birch Lodge and
attended the association hop in the evening
Mrs. j. W. Jaeger entertained on Wednes-
day and Thursday the Misses Mason, of Fort
smelling. and Miss Alden. of Holly avenue.
Benry Boardman entertained at his Dell
wood cottage Thursday the Sunday school
teachers OF the House Of Hope church.
Nj: and Mrs F. j. Knapp, of Des Moines
and Mrs. j. j. Connolly. of st. Joe, have
joined the merry throns at the Oaks.
J. L. Stack and j. L. Hertz have each pur-
chased lots at Dellwood with the intention
OF building summer bones at once.
Lucien T. Ordway has been in Chicago
during the week. which accounts for the
mournful appearance of Nuska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loomis spent Tuesday
evening in showing the beauties of White
Bear to patty of friends
C. C. Macku5in and Alfred S. BALL spent
,ulluag III pdSSiiS SluOOIdte opinions Oh
hings at the lake.
Mrs. Koons and Miss Koons. who have been
visiting Miss Perkins, left for the Pacific
coast yesterday.
Miss Annie Selby and Miss Mae Ford were
entertained by Miss Marguerite Taylor dur
ing the week.
Miss Emma LIE Febvre and Miss Minnie
Grathwood are guests at Gus Zenzius' home
at Wildwood.
Miss Helen Humes of Altoona, Pa, has re-
turned home after two weeks visit with Mrs
B. II. Evans.
C. P Griffin and wife of Toledo. have been
quests at F. NJ. Finch's Bald Eagle place
,Glenmary.
W Smith spent several days during the
week at the cottage of his son, Chester R.
smith.
John Paul, of Pittsburg, who has been
visiting T. C. Fulton, returned home las
week.
Frank Keough and family are settled FOL
he summer in L. n. SCOTS cottage at Lake
side.
Mr.. Lawton once more breAs.- 81" rolli"'