St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-19
WHITE BEAR BhEEzES,
A Week OF Perfect Weather
and Delightful Moonlight
Nights.
The ROMANCE STILL ALIVE.
Many to Remain in Septem-
ber, the Loveliest Month
Of the Season.
VARIOUS BOATING PARTIES.
Yachting. Picnieking and
Other Enjoyments at the
Great Summer Resort.

The past week mas been one of per-
feet weather, delightful moonlight
nights and general fun for White Bear
residents. Those who have any inten-
tion of returning To town early i'll the
season should remember that according
to weather prophecy September is to be
the loveliest month of the year, and
should remain to enjoy the dreamy
weather and beautifully tinted foliage.
The little romance spoken of i'll last
Sundays paper is still running on
amidst roses. and the White Bear chosen
few who have gained an inkling as to
who the parties are are deeply inter-
ested, and watching further events with
anxiety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts gave small
picnic party Thursday. going over To
the Peninsula for the day. where hSh-
ing and q general good time character
lied the afternoon. Misses Fisher and
Dickey and MesSrs. Beckner and Fisher
were also of the party.
The ladies of Hotel Williams enter
tanned their friends at an afternoon pro-
gressive euchre during the week. The
prizes were pretty and useful too-lone
hand. a pretty shell comb; progress
priZr, pair of handsome gloves, and for
the tUrlorn mortal who needed the con-
ISOLATION prize, satin emery bag. Was
presented. At the close OF the game re-
treshmentS we're served.
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Wildwood was mostly occupied the
past week by the Twin City street car
men with sweetheartS and wives. All
kinds of fun known to the human mind
we're arranged for the DAYS pleasure.
and the day in detail was successful
Die.
1t sct ms strange tnat the Yacht club
house au Dellwood is not more sought
for as desirable spot for dinners and
small dancing parties. A cdOice little
menu may be obtained on short notice.
The floor is in excellent condition for
the light fantastic, and good piano is
always at the disposal of guests, and
still a death-like stiffness reigns su.
preme, excepting ON Saturdays, when. II
the fates are propitiuus with breeze,
duck suits and pretty costumes tiit3here
and there.
No one could imagine more enchant-
ing summer home than is presented at
Deiiwoud these days in the Hewitt
place. Winding walks through shady
spots, climbing vines and flowers over
oddly constructed summer houses. A
big windmill at one end of the grounds
but adds to the picturesque effect. The
grass and flowers are in continual
state Of perfection, and visitors llken
the spot to some old home along that
much-sOught-for place, the shores OF
Long Island sound.
Ramaley's has been, as usual. the
rendezvous for large number of city
people during the week, the dancing
parties twice week being we'll attended
Mrs. Salisbury. Of Second street
gave large chidren's party to some
strictly little folks during the past
week. Games Of various kinds occu-
pied The hours until refreshments were
served, and the sand man called them
home.
Jack TimberIake and several of his
friends gave a large sailing party Frl-
day night to some of the city bellies anC
several having homes al the lake. A
moonlight cruise was taken in the di-
rection of DellwOod.
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Mr.. Baker, of Mahtomedi. entertained
party of friends on the large naphths
laumch Thursday evening. stopping "A
Wildwood for time 70 listen to th'
music. returning to Mr.. Bakers home
for late supper. Most of the part.
were st. Paulites.
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3ir. Meyers, of Cottage Grove. gave
large sailing party to st. Paul friend
Friday evening, stopping at DeilWoo
Tor part of the evenings pleasure.
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Quite number OF the hotel guest