St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-23

of the week before. There were social
affairs. of course, but they were limited
to sailing parties and luncheons, with
the usual Wednesday and Saturday hop.
the former of these was one of the
incest parties of the season, and quite
large number of people from town were
out.
Miss Johnston, of Western avenue,
gave a sailing party Wednesday for
some of her young friends from town,
who afterward stayed TO the hop. Then
the bazaar, given under the auspices of
the ladies Of St. Mary's of the Lake,
created quite little fiutter among lake
people, and to the intense satisfaction
OF the fair maids who had the affair in
charge, it was a great success both So
cially and financially.
Lake Shore
The ladies of st. Mary's of the Lake
have been holding a bazaar during the
past week in the auditorium at Rama
ley'S. As usual the fish pond grab bag
created great deal OF interest. MIR.
MarkOe entertained those who were in
attendance on one evening of the week
with some very fine StereOpticon views.
y very handsome easy chair and set of
china, presented by the " eidenbOrner
Bros, were voted for, as also were three
gold watches, which were awarded to
The ladies having the most votes.
a musical and dramatic entertain
ment is to be given in the near future
under the auspices ST st. Johns in the
Wilderness church. JOhu f. Heinlein,
the well-known baritone, is to assist in
the entertainment as we'll as the Fort
Smelling band. The programme will
be varied and excellent.
TranSientS at Leip'S during the week:
r. A. Darlington, j. Morganstrom. Fred
w. Daniels and wife, Guy Wells, ID. NJ
Stuart, Miss w. QuigIey. John f. Cogs-
and F. l.. Kellogg, st. Paul.
S; II. Nolan and family, Dan Kelly
aud wife, James Mcclure and family,
st. Paul. and f. l.. KueEneke, ST. Louis,
are the new arrivals at Leip's for the
season.
Robert c. McGilI, son of ex-Gov. Nc
Gill; q. II. McRae, of the Omaha; May
Neal and Grace Bracket are all guests
at Ramaley villa for few weeks.
w. S. Monroe, wife and son Willis, of
uamlIne, spent part of last week at
Mrs. Buckeyes charming Lake Shore
place.
Mir. DAM, of the Great Northern
and his family have moved into the
Ramaley cottage for the rest of the sea
son.
Mrs. Col. E. E. Mason, of Fort Smell
ing. was a guest of Mrs. j. W. ,Jaggard,
at Ramaley Villa, on Tuesday last.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway employees will picnic at Ra-
maley' Saturday, July %.
Miss Nina Foster and Annie Black
man, Of ST. Paul, are quartered at Leip'S
for te rest OF the season.
W. A. Saunders, of Albuquerque, n.
Mex, will join his family at kamaley
Villa early this week.
The Ascension Sunday school from
Saltwater will picnic at Ramaley park
Wednesday, July %.
p. A. Meyrowitz and wife, of New
York are spending several weeks at
Ramaley villa.
The Wednesday evening hop at
Ramaley's pavilion was very largely
attended.
Miss Minnie Spencer, of St. Paul, is
at Ramaley villa.
White Bear.
Tho jOllieSt crowd OF young men at
the lake this season is stopping at the
w ili'Niio llbuoOs II IIdS an
organization called the pickle" club.
and occupies two cottages, which have
been named Pickle" Cottage No. l and
No. 2. Pickle Cottage No is occu-
pied by Charles Finth0ut, Russell
Tr0wbridge, Treat . Spear, William
Kuhlman, James Rider and Jack
Bailey, and quartered in "Pickle'' Cot
tage No. 2 are John Hutson, DR.. Ber-
th0l, George Hulisiek, Dir. Kelly, Frank
HutSon, John FinehOut and Harry
Allen.
A musical treat will be given at the
Presbyterian church, White Bear,
Thursday evening. the 9th. after which
refreshments will be served. The fol-
lowing well known artists will take
part: Charles NJ. Parmelee. Robert G
Gale, Will Chick and Mrs. Kosko, of
Minneapolis; Mr.. Merris, Miss Edith
SOarr, MIR. knight. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
OrmSby Cook, Miss Noonie Cook, Charles
Frost and Clinton Abbott, of st. Paul,
assisted by Mrs. L, Murray and Mrs.
Kyle. Of White Bear.
Mrs. w. T. Kyle gave a delightful
sailing party on the Nelly last week.
After the jolly sail lunch was served
under the trees by the light of Japanese
lanterns. Those present were Miss
Julia Walter, New York city; Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Schnabel.
Miss Mary Parlin, of Minneapolis;
Miss May and Harry O'Gorman, Mr..
Roth, DR.. Charles Darling, E. Birchall
and Howard Ramaley.
Peter Bloom, a boy about twelve
years old, while playing with gasoline
the other day, set fire to his clothes. He
had sense enough to roll in the sand in
trying to eXtiugush the flames, and es-
capped with some slight injuries to his
side and right arm. DR.. Clark, who is
attending Him, says he is doing well.
The Pickle club race. which took
place last Tuesday, was single-oared
one. The winner was O'BrIen Keogh.
while Cantwell came i'll second. A lace
i'll dou bIes was rowed last night, and
was witnessed by quite number of
people.
a party of ladies from the Lakeside
cottage consisting of Mrs. W. IL. Drake,
Mrs. A. I. Newton, Mrs. l.. c. Monroe
and Miss EVarts visited the Saltwater
penltentiary last week, escorted by
+. l.. Winch.
l.. E. Moore, United States consul to
Germany. who has been at the Lake
side cottage for the past month, left
Thursday for the scene of his labors in
Eurfurt. Germany.
IIA'NANCi 50 w . 1ICSs vi ulCSUll OiGV, TO-,
visited with Mrs. w. F. Kyle the past
week. While here he caught a four
teen-Dound pickerel, and thinks White
Bear is all right.
S. J. Mosier, Kansas City; A. Strach-
an, Passaic. n. Y, and George Carlton,
Pasadena, Cal, were among last weeks
guests at the Chateaugay.
Mrs. l.. &. Monroe entertained Mrs.
c. r. Mckinney, Mrs. Walter Mann
and Charles Mann at the Lakeside cot.
tage during the week.
a dead pickerel that weighed twenty
eight pounds was found on the beach
one day last week by William Eugman.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard Cox entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Pine, of Iowa.
parents OF Dr. Anton Pine, last week.
The COwing cottage has been taken
for the balance of the season by w. r..
and f. a. Pike, of st. Paul.
Miss Ely, of kenosha. Wis. and Mrs.
(lhnI,hnrl- Of