St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-25
WHITE BEAR BREEzES
Hotels Be lin to Fill Up With
Tired seekers for Rec
rea i)n.
Worlds Fair Attractions to
Blame for Unoeeupied
lCt ages.
Dance Nights Being Arranged
for to Accommodate City
Folks.
Summer Gossip and Points
Of PepSona Interest
Along Shore.

Although quite number of the cot
Iages are still unoccapied, the hotels
are rapidly filling UP, and as the end of
4he month will probably bring good
many o the owners of cottages back
fIom the worlds fair, the probabilities
are that by next week the various places
around the lake will have assumed their
usual lively summer appearance.
The largest event of the past week
was the retail CLERKS picnic at Wild
wood last Thursday. About 5000 peo-
pie visited that attractive little place on
that occasion, and all spent very de-
lightful time. Not the least attractive
feature Of the days entertainment was
the swimming exhibition given by Miss
Cora BecAwith, who had been good
enough to offer her services 10 the clerks
as one feature of the days attractions.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather on Wednesday night last,
the hop at Kamaley's was very we'll at
tended, and everybody spent a very
enjoyable evening. A new feature of
these popular affairs is that there is to
the former Tuesday and the latter Fri
day. Arrangements have been made
with the st. Paul d Duluth to furnish
transportation to those desiring to at
tend the hops from the above places at
so cents for the round trip, including
coupon of admission to the pavilion.
Lake shore Notes.
Arrivals at Leips-W. C. soyrnev and G.
Chadwick Montreal; w. +. Williams, G. l..
Futvoye and family. F. W Shear and wife,
ST. Paul; James Sweeney and W. j. Gill.
1ger. Henry Johns P. Macarthur. Dan Baker,
II. C. Bill, j. O'C6nner, j. Appleton, st. Paul;
E. e. Brockmeyer. st. Louis.
Arrivals at the Williams House: j. A.
Wheeler. L. p Mccullough William Cliff, c.
NJ Murray and wife, Herbert W. Smith, DR..
Goodrich Mrs. j. o. Osborne, and j. A. Hardi-
gan. of ST. Paul.
William B. Egan, Ed E. Good, Thomas O.
Regan and Dick Brady, of st. Paul. were
guests of c. H. Finehout at Cottage E, Will
Jams house. Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Scheffer. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Scheffer's mother, Mrs. Lewis,
celebrated that lady's birthday at Lake Shore
last Sunday.
Rev. Y. Peyton Morgan, of st. Johns
church. st. Paul, will move out TO the Will
Jams house fsr the summer, this week.
Il S. W. Patton.of St Paul, ana Miss Charter.
of Minneapolis. were guests of W IL. Patton
and wife at the Williams on Sunday.
Wells Lonsberry, of Duluth, ana II. J.
Conlin. of ST. Paul, are at Ramaley villa for
the summer.
Eugene Ramaley's new yacht, the
Stranger, was sailed for the first time yes
terday
Paul A. Lavallee and family and ". F.
Williams are spending the summer at Leip's.
c. " Young and wife, of st. Paul. are at
the Lake Shore for the summer.
n Nil ~ 20 ff,o
mer al Lake Shore.
Gustav von Goetzen and wife spent la st
Sunday at Leip's.
Z. NJ. Reed was visitor at Lake Shore Sun
day.
DR.. W. D. Kelly is at the Williams House.
Mahtometii.
George Hallewell and wife celebrated the
Eighth anniversary of their marriage Friday.
A large party of ST. Paul friends were out
Mrs E. Temple chaTaroned large party
Df young people from I..Izel Park TO picnic
at Mahtomedi last Saturday.
Paul hantler and Mr.. Eagau, St Paul,
we're guests dt the Forrestal cottage, Mahto-
medi, last week.
Miss " Norwood, of the Madison school,
gave her pupils an outing at Mahtomedi Fri
lay.
The register at Hotel Mahtomedi showed
arge number of arrivals this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j o. Burke are at their Nah
lomedi cottage tor the summer.
Wildwood.
Miss Cora Beckwith had rather a narrow
Escape from what might have resulted in a
serioue accident while out fishing the other
evening. While in the middle of the lake
her boat was overturned by sudden strong
gust of wind. She succeeded in swimming
TO shore and dragging her boat along, only to
discover that she had struck swamp and
was soon up to her waist i'll mud She had,
however
which reached her none too soon.
The many friends of Frank S. Pilling,
manager, will tender him benefit on July
Il. All of those who wish to show their ap-
probation of Mr.. Pilling's efforts TO provide
amusement for pleasure seekers will do well
10 attend.
The toboggan slide is completed, and the
place is thronged with bathers every day.
W. A. Somers, St Paul, is quartered at the
Wildwood clubhouse for the season.
Dellwood.
double male quartette is being started
lmong the dwelles at Dellwood. of which
Ihe personnel is as follows: A. ". Krech
leader; harry Il. Drake, first tenor: W. S.
Morton and Oscar L. Taylor, second tenors;
!. P. Elmer, X. Il. Ogilby and Ed Lesser, first
Iass; j. c. Wall, second bass.
The following st. Paul gentlemen are per-
nanently quartered at the Dellwood club
house: r. X. Ogilby, Ed Fesser, MIR. SchoIlie
ind j. c. Wall.
The Fort Smelling band was at Dellwood
liscoursIng sweet music and giving those
Who were out for the yacht races an oppor-
unity 10 dance.
j. C. Hall is spending the summer at the
pellwood club house
sam Stickney and family have moved into
he Wright cottage.
General Notes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Constellation
fhapter, o. E. s., st. Paul. visited Mrs
killiam Dampier at her Mahtomedi cottage
Friday.
E. B. Summers. Dellwood, ana j. W. Tay.
or, of Cottage Park, have gone to the worlds
air.
j. B. Tarbox and family moxed into their
cottage OH the island last week.
Philip Gilbert and wife and Henry Gilbert
IRE al the lake for the season.
a. +. Verity's new sloop has been lauEc he'd.
Dhe is little beauty.
The Druids of ST. Paul will picnic at Wild
Hood on the 9th.