St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-10
WHITE BEAR.

The past week at White Bear has
| been hazy, dreamy sort Of time as
regards weather. and much the same
monotony as to general social features.
Placards For Rent are few and far
| between, which proves the season fully
| opened as to summer residents, but the
hotels are still quiet and few prospect
! i've guests before July 1. The boating
is most enjoyable. and a hundred and
J one dainty crafts dot the lake until late
! III the evening. The ladies are proving
| themselves apt guiders of the Tow boat
and fully equal the men in ability to
swim.
The only large event this week
I was the yacht race. which
| brought many st. Paul and
| Minneapolis people to join in the
| festivities.
| The yacht club which weekly enjoys
| the light fantastic at Dellwood with a
| dainty lunch for the edification of the
| inner man, will recommepce for the
season these dancing parties in the
! very near future. With the exception
of this prospective pleasure Dellwood
during the week.
| Tine Church of st. Mary's of the Lake
is now in possession of the most COM
/; petent choir at White Bear. and is Un-
| der the direction of Mr.. William Mar
! koe, who has enlisted the interest of
| Mrs. b. W. LAWYER, Mrs. Jaggar and
| others.
| The hop at the pavilion, Lake Shore.
last evening was happy occasion for
! large numbers or participants, and
promises we'll for the seasons social
SUCCESSES it is the one place for
/ dancing and amusement, excepting the
general boating. the seekers for pleasure
/ from the heat and dust of the city life
do we'll to patroniZe the pavilion fire.
j quently.
! The continued cry that has been sent
up Ivy the lovers of White Bear for the
past ten years regarding the desra.
tsbilitv OF large hotel still continues to
be- heard. The railroad service is the
tlH.stspossble, and lovers of this charm
hing st. Paul summer resort should put
! their heads together and give the public
I a charming little spot where an OrcheS-
ira would play during dinner hour, and
for the evening. too. Oh inquiry of many
capitalists the reply always is: YES. it
j WOULD pay"
i The commencement of the the Wild
Ew0od festivities has been the signal for
naiiy boating parties 10 and fro. The
attractions are many, aside from the
regular Sunday Seibert concert pro-
gramme. the latter being arranged
rom the latest musical inspiration.
The Chateaugay opened its doors for
i the public during the past week.
r" Cards have been S5rt out announcing
I the marriage of Miss Katherine Sanders.
fof Decurail. la. niece Of Mrs. Frank
Lewis, of White Bear Lake, to Charles
Franuls Lott, of st. Paul. The we'd
ding will take place at the home of the
brides mother Wednesday evening,
june L., at O'clock. Miss Sanders is
! cutie well known in st. Paul social
circles. Mr.. and Mrs. Lott will reside
at their summer nome. at Bald Eagle
lake.
The st. Paul & Duluth's new time
table is as follows: Leave union depot
St. Paul for White Bear Lake at 500,
$3.50, 1926: a. H.: 12:10, 2:30, sos. $40,
1850 and Ills D. III. Leave Mime
apolis union depot al 100 IA. H., las
4 4:45 D. IN. aud As. Returning, leave
: ! White Bear for ST. Paul $40, 7:20. $40
i $3.50, I0:45 Il. M; l:20, 2:20. 4:I5, 6:l5,
l7:3o, S:35 and II :25 p. III.
Manager Raliaiey.of the Pavilion, has
: urrUug6U Will tll6 DuiutA EOtu W fuu 3
spec al train from Minneapolis To tlIt
: concert every Saturday evening, leaving
Minneapolis at 7:45; returning, leave
: Lake Shore at 11:3U. He has also ar
!. ranged to have special train from Still
water every "Wednesday night. leavin.
, Stiftwaterat s; returning, leave LAX,
/ Shore at IL: 80 O'Clock.
/, The marriage of Miss Sophia E. Fay
lor, Of White Bear, to Frank Edwii