St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16

Hotels and Boarding Houses Sport
Their Summer Girls-An Ex-
citing wildwood Scene-Ar-
rivals, Departures and Some
Social and Personal Notes.
The past week has been one of un-
usual activity IN society circles at White
Bear lake. There was the concert
given for the benefit of st. Mary's of
the Lake church. winch was very largely
attended. hot only by people living at
the lake, but many st. Paul people came
out. Then the Pilling benefit on Tues
day at Wildwood was the event of the
season IN that giddy little resort.
The sailing party and hop given by
Messrs. Ramaley and Fulton was rare
publication for the younger society peo-
pie. to say nothing of the Lindstrom
party, which was literal taking posses
sion Of the town by the Jolly crowd VINO
went up there ehaDeroned by charming
Mrs. Stevenson. There were sailing
parties galore: indeed. the wind-up OF
the week was marked not only by the
RamaIey hop. which is always so en-
given by Mrs. Franc Kyle.
or pleasures in prospect, there is the
Presbyterian ladies' musicale the end OF
the week, and the concert for the bene-
MT OF St. Johns in the Wilderness. On
the whole the summer promises to be a
very gay one. i'll spite of the fact that
so many people are at the fair.
Lake Shore.
The new Athletic park Is completed.
and there will be a grand entertainment
or decidedly athletic character on
Monday, July "a. Last Saturday even
ing party OF young people went I'D to
LIndstrom on the special car ''Su-
periOr," 10 a.delightfully informal party
given by Miss Stevenson. After par
taking OF the dinner that had been pre-
pared for them. they literally took
possession OF the town, opening
the ball with dancing. etc. and
having q very Jolly time generally.
The music was furnished by Messrs.
Heferman and pOwle and the MandO-
lin orchestra. Among those present
were Miss Fulton. Miss Marian Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Ramalev, Miss
Clara Sherwood. Lillian Messer. and
MesSrs. VIII Burke. Neeley, Castle,
Shaw, Charles Stevenson, Thomas Full
ton Jr., Eugene TOwle and c. D.
O'Brien Jr.
Eugene Ramaley and T. c. Fulton Jr.
gave sailing party Tuesday evening
to quite number of St. Paul friends.
a very delightful time was spent. and
when the wind went down the party all
repaired TO the pavilion. where refresh
ments were served, after which dancing
was INDUCED in until the whistle from
the II 80 train warned the young people
that If they wished to get home before
morning they must be going. Mrs.
Stephenson chaperOned the party.
Among those who were out from the
city were Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson. the
Misses Bessie and Mabel Shirk, the
Misses MesseI, Miss Stevenson. Lillian
MeSser. Holly Stees. Miss Marion
Brown, Miss Fulton. Clara Sherwood. and
MessrS. Stees, Stlnson. VIII Burke.
Medley, Castle. Shaw. Thomas Fulton
Jr.. Charles Stevenson, Eugene TOwIe.
Henerman. c. D. O'Brien Jr.. ami Mr..
ana Mrs. Z. w. RamaleY
The fact that two drowning accidents
occurred at White Bear lake during the
past week does not go TO prove that il
Is dangerous to battle in its waters. The
first OF these accidents, Of which Han
nan Anderson was the victim. was
probably caused by the girl being at
tackled by a cramD: while the second in
which Mrs. Cans lost her life was the
result of her caTelessness in going be-
yUnd her depth. and not being able to
swim.
John L. Phillips. Guy Wells. E. NJ.
Reid. J. MOrganastTom. q. Cannon. j.
huffman, Julius huffman. Francis
huffman. Norma Goodman, Laura
Goodman, Guy ROssell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bastian. Miss NJ. Kelly, j. Hetferman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcclure, John Nc.
Clure and j. w. Pinny, st. Paul. spent
Sunday at LeiD'S.
The Ladies' Society of the Presbv-
terrain Church will give a musicale next
week at the church. The very best local
talent Will take part, as well as some
well known st. Paul people.
Mrs. NippOlt's sister, Mrs. Cordiss.
with Carrie and Nav, her daughters. re-
turned from Chicago Wednesday. They
will spend the remainder OF the summer
with Mrs. NippOlt.
The employees of the Milwaukee shops.
Minneapolis, will hold their annual pic
Me at Lake Shore on July %. Twelve
special coaches nave been engaged to
bring them out.
Judge MaeCafferty and ladies', George
n. EaXter, LathrOp Mussetter and Mr..
ana Mrs. d. N. LAWYER were seen taking
in, the beauties OF White Bear lake on
Friday evening.
Frank Hannaford is again at Lake
Shore after his lengthy absence. He
says he will make things hum if there
IS any way or doing il at the lake this
summer.
John E. COpewell and William J.
Towie, of POdUka. H.; r. E. Miller,
Burlington. H.. and Madam Ed Espev.
Paris, were visitors at Leip'S during the
week.
Hon. Cornelius McCrowiey. E. NJ.
Read. Ed RObitaIlle, Mrs. Hams. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Good were registered at
Leip'S during the week.
Mrs. Franc Kyle gave sailing party
last night in honor OF young lady who
is visiting with Lake Shore friends for
the summer.
The Church of st. John in the Will
derneSs IS preparing for a concert to be
given some time towards the end of the
month.
c. a. Roden and wife. from the
Dallas. Texas. are at Leip's for the
season.
The IailOrs' unions of st. Paul and
Minneapolis will picnic at RamaIey's on
Aug. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Foley visited with
friends at Lake Shore during the week.
Mrs. Daniel Kelly. Of St. Paul. is
spending the summer at Lake Shore.
Mrs. B. Hams. of st. Paul, IS at Lake
Shore for the summer.
Mrs. J. H. Kennedy IS guest of John
O'Brien. OF Saltwater.
D. E. Foley and family are at Leip's
hotel Tor the summer.
White Bear.
Registered at the Chateaugay during
the week: H. L. Simpson and J. r,
Stebbins. New Orleans; William Lomay.
st. Paul: W. McKenney and wife. Min
neapolis; J. J. Rutler, st. Paul: r.
Thomas, Chicago; John Ireek. NJ. II.
Storms. George Williams ana Miss
Gilendle, Chicago; Emma Stone. Marv
Doolittle and T. VI. Doolittle, Hudson:
r. Fischer. St. Paul; Miss Gregory,