St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-01
WHITE BEAR PLEASURES.
CROWDS THRogG THE FAMOUS SUN
kER resort.
a WEEK OF GREAT COMFORT.

Y irGnaC rs the Oruer oil rEXer-
acises Which This Lovely spot
Z DAhords The People Who
Come and the People Who Go.
" The beauty of the natural scenery.
theI drives along the many prettily
shaded roads. boating, swimming, etc.,
seeIh all-sutticient attractions to White
Bearites without the usual round of
SOCIAL gayety always considered the
necessary adjunct to summer festivI-
ties. Only occasionally does one hear
thenotes of band, when some gay
crowd of picnickers are enjoying the
thousand delights the lake offers for
such outings. Sunday schools seem to
have chartered White Bear for the sea-
son. judging from the numb err already
planning to spend their annual picnic
day at this charming spot.
Three hundred children. many of
them accompanied by their parents, and
representing the East Presbyterian
church. of st. Paul, gave Wildwood a
gala look Thursday. The tobaggan
slide seemed the special attraction. and
shouts of laughter could be heard from
early until late. while the little folks
just reveled in the days fun. Wildwood
is offering so much that is of interest
for days amusement that it is obtain
ing its share of visitors. A number of
people the past week came via ST. Paul
& Duluth, spending the morning at
White Bear and crossing the lake for a
pleasant ride, remaining for the after
noon.
The Holy Trinity Sunday SHOOT spent
Friday at the Ranaley pavilion. Five
boats were engaged for the day, and
happy day passed in fishing Those on
shose had the many pleasures of the
pavilion at their disposal. The young
and old made gala day of it together,
leaving late in the evening".
One of the touching incidents of the
storm "Wednesday evening was the end
ing of sailing party which started
under very happy auspices. A young
man, mature in his ideas of handling
sail and gay gallant for several years
about the lake, fearless Of the elements.
tooktwO pretty members of the fair sex
to ship across the water. Discretion
cut the trip short. aud he landed
his precious charges. Out alone
he goes, and as the storm
increases he floats his sail to the misery
OF his lady friends, who. Oil Blended
knee, beg that those about the dock
will save their dear captain; but no
requests fell on hardened hearts. The
sailor and his craft floated, as the Flying
Dutchman, here and there, phantom
like, until nearing a residence some
blocks above Chateau Gay lie sunk his
pride, and waded ashore to the detri-
ment of his new trousers. The shades,
were not charitable, for vision of one
wet mad man lea ding q horse was seen
vending its way towards Lake Shore,
while gradual shrinkage was taking
place in the submerged suit. The Iaaies
we're some hours before they could re-
gain cOmpOSure, and now the question
agitating the people of White Bear is.
out of the trio, who is the duo-for duo
III is, so says Dame Ruinor?
The 4th will be a galaday for the
members of ST. Mary S of the Lake and
their friends. 1t will be an all-day af-
fair, Railroad park to be the scene of
action. Tine ladies will see that good
things to drink and eat are served all
day. music and various interesting eX-
erciSes to be enjoyed throughout the
day. AS large number Of tickets
have already been sold, crowd is
looked for. and the day will be happy
one for all attending the festivities,
aside from the good work in assisting
the financial standing of the church.
x,AfoSt of the cottagers at the lake will
spend the day of the 4th quietly or in
! family picnics, the Dellwood hop under
the auspices of the Yachting assoca-
1tiOn to be the attraction in the evening.
: 1T was owing TO the care and attention
of party of sailors consisting of Charlie
Olson, the pavilion skipper; Messrs.
Rupert Macdonald and a. R.. Williams.
that a row boat containing lady and
several children we're saved from
drowning. Starting TO row close to
shore, the boat drifIed until it became
unmanageable.
PERSONAL. Fl. s-a.-..
Thursday evening between 400 and
500 people gathered at Leip's to partake
infthe pleasures Of social given for
tine benefit of ST. Johns in the Wilder
ness church. A nice little sum was
gathered i'll by the generous number
/. present to defray the various expenses
mentSwer served. and dancing played
an important part in the evenings
pleasure for those VINO did not stroll
about the park, the time passing too
quickly for those interested.
a jolly party Of young people from
North st. Paul gave "a private dancing
party at the Wildwood pavilion Friday
evening. Those present were Misses
Ada and Cora DonolIue, of Bird Island !;
Helen Schleck. Louisa Schleck. Mary
Mneller, Sadie Earhuff, Minnie Luger.
Jennie McCool. and Messrs. John
Schleck, Louis LugeT, George Phuger
Joseph G. Luger, }. A. Luger, Phillip
Bochert, J. W. Herrick, Fred Luger
and Dick Miller. a = seE3o
Hosts of people in search Of pleasant
~. In s,,,le ~
/ everybody. particularly the young PEG.
| pie. recognize the attractions of the
! place. The water toboggan slide, the
| roller coaster and the roller skating
| rink are certainly enough to make any
| picnic party perfectly happy. -
1 Seiberps First regiment band, with
| George Selbert Jr., as director, will fur
| niSh the music at Wildwood today.
| Two band concerts, one in the afternoon
| and the other in the evening, will make
things lively all day. e
4 Captain Lehman. the we'll known
/ skipper at White Bear, is suffering from
severely injured foot, the result of an
! accident while fixing boat. and which
will confine him to his house for some
j days.
The hops at the Ramaley pavilion this
! week were largely attended. The Grea
4 Union Danu mas proved 10 De quite q
| drawing card at Ramaiey's.
DeIlwood is quiet and lazy as usual
only the visiting from cottage to cot
tage and the occasional club house
j dance to make any stir.
4 Miss Eugenia Hendy, Miss Mamis
! Hendy and Frank Darragh were enter
| taineu by MIR. and Mrs. q. r. Holme.
4 during the week.
A partr S.f NJ d ,o;Ir,,1 ,,,o,,,nt ~
4 enjoyed sail about the lake Friday
evening, stopping at the various point:
4 of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hoffman. of ST. Paul
| and Miss Mabel Hoffman, of Chicago
visited friends at White Bear Friday
evening.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. W: A Russell, of Clarl
avenue. are entertaining Miss Carol
1 Moore and Miss Emma Reuter-, of St
1 Paul.
! Mines from the st. Paul high school