St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-09
ON BREEZY SHORES.
Pleasure Seekers Thronging
to Airy and Beautiful
White Bear.
Summer Pastimes and Vaca-
ton Am entities in Full
Feather.
An Elopement the Real Excit-
ing Thing of the Past
Week.
Notes Of Visito rs and Happen
ings Among the Holiday
People.

Things can not be said to be dull any
more at White Bear. Of course the
glorious Fourth, with all its attendant
festivities, was partly responsible for
the unusual amount of gaiety during
the past week, but even without the
great celebration there are good many
little things of a social character to
chronicle.
On the Fourth the most of the interest
conferred around Dellwood and Wild
wood. The yacht races at the former
place drew great crowd-particularly
in the afternoon-of the elite from
town: while at the latter place there
was the usual big crush. The latest at
traction at this resort is in the shape of
water athlete, who has arrived in the
city, and will remain here during the
summer under an engagement with the
manager of wildwood. Capt. Allen
and Miss Beckwith, the lady profess
sional, who has been at Wildwood for
some time, will give swimming exhi-
Dltlons at the benefit to Manager Pill
ing July IL.
Although there are no happenings of
very serious character to chronicle as
result of the amount of, celebrating
done on the Fourth, except the capsiZ-
ing of few boats during the Dellwood
yacht races, still there was something
OF rather startling character that has
shaken polite society. Reference is had
TO the elopement of two of White Bears
most prominent young people. who so
suddenly disappeared on the evening of
July 4. AS there seems to be no reason
able cause for their doing the rash act,
the only conclusion is that too much
celebration turned their heads for the
time being.
MahtOmedI.
Following are some of Tuesdays visitors at
Hotel Mahtomedi: c. H. Nealey and wife
and C. F. Forsel St. Paul: T. s. Tomlinson,
LIE Sueur; John Edwin Howard, ST. Paul;
Charles A. Lester, Sioux City: Robert E.
Olds, Jessie II. Neal, George Wack, Kate
Morgan, E. D. Morgan, Miss Morrison. G. A.
Morton. D. Mullen Jr, W. Il. Butler, ST.
Faul; James Casey. SUPERIOR: j. E. Green
man, Hal Earls and wife, Frank Cross. Lottie
Collins, p Copeland and wife, and H. K.
Pine, St. Paul; E. NJ. Dudley, Denver, Col
Visitors at the Hotel Mahtomedi during the
weeK-Charles F. Gleason. G. F. ForseIi, E.
N Easton. J. Albert Forsell, James Harder
Charles w, NorquisI, Red Wing; II. D. ar
tin and Elizabeth G. Martin New York.
Ralph Martin, II. :. Green, II. NJ. Martin,
Clara Ward, st Paul; ]. Howard Selleck,
DdulOl hullGu OT., w. IL. bQtlor, st. Panl.
H. a. Bloom. Milwaukee.
Mrs. c. c. Sharp had party July4 Among
the st. Paul people who were present were
Charles Hoffman and wife, Charles Turner
Miss Crisp, n. Myers. Annie Myers, Joe
Warner, F. ". James.
Constellation chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, will picnic at MahtomedL next Tuesday
for the members of the order ana their Ma
sonic friends.
Ruth Haight of New York cousin of
the Misses Espy. is spending the summer at
the Bspys' charming Mahtomedi cottage
Mrs. Claude Cameron. of Pewaukee, Wis,
and Dell Woodbery of Bethel. VT, are visit.
ing at the Wild@ God club house
Mr.. Platt and bride are occupying new
cottage that has lately been built by Arthur
Jarvais, but not vet named
Frank D. Willis, A. Lawson and j. Fl.
Richie, St. Paul, are at Hotel Mahtomedi for
the summer.
Daisy Swan has returned from the worlds
fair where she has been spending several
weeks.
j. NJ. Lenner and family are occupying
the Teeple cottage for the summer
Nellie Voolfolk of Minneapolis, is at
Hotel Mahtomedi for the summer.
E. II. Hawley, OF Minneapolis, is quartered
at Mahtomedi for the season.
Wildwood
The testimonial to Frank J. Pilling al
wildwood Tuesday, July II. is scheduled as
the event Of the present week. His many
theatrical and newspaper friends from St
Paul will be there, and large crowd is ex-
pected besides
Kleist's orchestra is now in attendance ey-
cry afternoon and evening at the pavilion.
Wildwood, so that those who feel inclined
may trip the light fantastic
Prof. Allen, the swimmer who is now at
Wildwood giving lessons in swimming is
paying particular attention to instruction for
ladies and children.
Four picnics are booked for this week at
Wildwood. Several large picnic parties were
out during the past week, and many small
ones.
DeIIwood.
There was no race scheduled for yesterday.
and most of the boys went to Minnetonka to
see the great Cornell-University of Pennsyl-
Yania race.
The programme of sports postponed from
tuesday on account Of the roughness of the
lake was carried out yesterday.
Yachting Notes.
The Stranger has had new centerboard
put IN since her accident of last week, and is
now ready to go ahead of everything at the
next race
The Wapsie. which is moored at Ramalev's
landing, was run INTO by the Naphtha transit
steamer and had her browsprit broken.
White Bear.
Egbert T. Clarke. Joseph Mckay, W. G.
Rhodes. II Longwood, Of ST Paul, are at the
Williams house for few weeks. John G.
Moseley. Kansas City; j. W. Finehout A. A.
Lewis. A, L. Lewis, A. NJ. Winker, II. F.
Stock. Ronald Stewart and wife Mr. and
Mrs. P. K. Smith. Harold B. Smith. Chester
II. Smith, George H. Hullsiek, Era Cum