St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
WHITE BEAR SCENES.
HOSTS or PEOPLE SEEK THAT PLEAS
ANT RESORT
TO ESCAPE HEAT OF CITY

In and About the Many Resort
Points Which Abound on the
Shore Of the Lake Social
Events of the Week and Those
Which Are to Come-The Great
Rendezvous for Those Wishing
q Summer Outing.
A quiet, uneventful week at White
Bear, from a social standpoint, with
lovely moonlight nights to offset the
lack of society's vagaries. The intense
heat has prevented to great extent
several picnics, etc., that were partially
OH the taps for the past week, but they
are happy prospective pleasures. Each
day brought its weary. dusty city in
habtants, glad to obtain little OF the
cooling breeze and quiet row on the
lake. The number Of men seeking
solace in bachelors cigar and strolling
along the shore caused much comment
ing on by the fair sex, who seemed 10
believe it an unjust condition of affairs.
Were Dellwood's club house little
lunches and dinners would be in order,
but from the White Bear shores, unless
the weather is particularly propitious,
its nonaccessabiiity is particularly
noticeable and regretted. for the pretty
club house is as complete as could be
desired.
A feast for the inner man, combined
with much intellectual enjoyment. was
the o'clock dinner given to the Judges
of the supreme bench who have been
of late Twin City guests, by Gen. San
born. at his charming White Bear home.
The table was deliberately decorated
with cut flowers, and the menu fitting
tribute to the OCCASION. The outside
guests were j.. j. Hill and CD. O'Brien.
While the winds were destructive to
lovers Of yachting Saturday week. this
week they were more lenienr. and yes
terday afternoon was a gala scene about
the lake. The ladies. gowned in be-
witching toilets, helped in the after
festivities, dancing and a general happy
time being ell regle.
Wildwood is crowded with seekers
after swims. dancing and music, and
possibly speaks of an open season more
than any other place about the lake.
Music always has its charms and draws
we'll from the residents of st. Paul.
The dancing at the pavilion was en-
joyed by very large number the past
week, who found charms in Terpsicore
despite the intense heat. A pretty sight,
too, when the orchestra plays, may be
met on the water about the pavilion.
which is dotted with dozens of boats,
the occupants floating leisurly to and
fro TO the lovely strains OF music.
Great preparations have already been
made for the Fourth of July festivities
for the benefit picnic in the interest OF
st. Mary'S of the Lake. A special mu-
steal programme is being arranged UNI
der the dictatorship of William Morton,
consisting Uf some specially fine chorus
work.
Mahtomedi is rapidly gaining its usual
Of summer visitors, and PROM
iSeS several social affairs of interest
during the coming week.
Among the most attractive sights to
be seen these lovely evenings is c. D.
O'Brien'S rowing crew, consisting Of
his clever little family. The code of
rules is strict one, and to hear the
genial lawyer call out in bass tones
some quick order. one not versed in
affairs would Imagine trembling cul-
prit i'll fear of the law was being con-
uemned. The unusual accomplishments
of being excellent rOwers and SWIM
mers are possessed i'll marked degrees
by these young people. including, OF
course, the two young ladies.
PERSONAL.
A very jolly party OF Saltwater peo-
pie visited White bear yesterday. They
come from the Bluff City on special
train, and i'll the evening attended the
hop at The Ramaley pavilion. In the
party were: Mrs. Sherman Staples,
Mrs. F. A. SaufLenberg, Mrs. Z. j.
Russell. OF Omaha, Mrs. James Pratt;
Misses Emma Golf. Maud Conrad, Gus
Slaughter, Margie Lehmicks; Messrs.
Ed Conrad, F. II. Sargent. Louis Hos
per, Lawrence Hewitt, n. A. Nelson,
s. L. Searles, Louis Albenberg, James
Pratt, Dan Brennan. George Conhaim,
Alex Deragisch, Allen McKinnon,
Sherman Staples, James Hodnett.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the annual picnic and outing
of st. Paul Branch No. %. Of the Ma
tIonai Letter Carriers association, which
takes place at Ramaley'S pavilion on
June %. The st. Paul q Duluth will
run extra trains during the day at con-
yenient hours. commencing at nom.
During the afternoon Seibert's orclles-
ira will discourse concert music. and in
the evening the string orchestra will
give all a chance to trip the light fan
taStic.
At the Leip houses. W. Frodenburg,
Chicago; j. V. Freit, Hohoken. N. j.;
Mrs. A. A. Smell, Faribault; w. 5.
Floyd, f. II. Pinska, L. j. Foley and
O'Brien, Nj. O'Brien. j. A. Shaugh-
messy, Saltwater; l.. E. Moss, Henry
Johns, W. w. Babcock, st. Paul.
Charles F. Lott, with Nichols and
Dean, of st. Paul. and Miss Kate San
ders, of DEBORAH, To-, were married at
the home of the bride in DEBORAH On
Wednesday noon, June Ii. Soon after
the ceremony they left for MIR. Lofts
summer home at Bald Eagle lake. where
they will speud their honeymoon.
At the Williams House-P. F. Nc
Donough and wife, Duluh; NJ. P. Fen
Ion. Leavenworth, KAN; q. b. Bowlby
and family; w. A. Van Siyke; }. h.
Kennedy aud family, ST. Paul; Miss
Marion Allen, Miss Florence Allen,
William Neal. Miss Kate Cutler. john
l.. Pratt, st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel W. LAWYER leave
Monday for Sioux City, 1o.,l attend the
marriage of Joseph LAWYER. who will
wed the coming week. During their
absence Mrs. j. J. and Miss OLeary
will remain at Mrs. LAWYERS White
Bear house.
The st. Paul q Duluth has made ar
rangements to accommodate the st.
Paul councils of the Royal Arcallum on
the occasion OF their picnic at Ramaiey's
pavilion, White Bear. June %. a large
atte nuance at the social session is eX-
pected.
AT the Chateaguay-T. ii. Kelly and
wife, Minneapolis; DR.. +. Ii. OFTEN, w.
e. Cunningham, ST. Paul; Mrs. j. Brady
ana sister; Cnlc.go; Mrs. Carolina W..
Smith, Ashland, Wis.
The concerts at Wildwood OH Tues
day and Friday evenings were quite
largely attended. Selbert's band will
give Two concerts to-day. afternoon and
evening.
Miss Ella Stand. who has been visit
ing Mrs D. g. Robertson left Wednps-