St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-08

handsomest and fastest of the white
feet, its name being the Katie ID. A race
is being arranged for between the latter
and the Columbia, another pet of White
Bear. and much Interest is being mani.
tested by the friends on both sides.
Mr.. Mott, of the Insurance company.
took a party of friends to DellwoOd
yesterday, and was there met by the
lnfanta for cruis, about the lake.
Returning charming little dinner was
served at the club house, the return
home being made late in the evening,
hours of special pleasure being the
remembrance Of the days outing.
The honored Judges of the yacht race
last Wednesday might be seen luxuri-
ously resting in the launch 1nfanta,
following the white fleet from point to
point-and incidentally enjoying some
excellent cigars. This is considered
one of the particularly desirable nom
financial positions at Wildwood.
Ramaley pavilion is in great state Of
activity and social festivities. The COIL
certs and hops are we'll attended each
week. and the numerous picnic parties
coming al frequent Intervals give gay
appearance to Lake Shore.
Z. ID. O'Brlen entertained party of
young people on the Infanta Friday
evening, TO see the sights at Wildwood
and listen to the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Prince Jr. were guests Of
Lewis Hastings, OH his yacht, Thursday
evening.
THE FOURTH AT THE LAKE.
The Fourth dawned an ideal Fourth,
and in consequence of the pleasant
weather the special trains from the city
brought thousands TO the lake: picncs
on every hand, and every craft that
distributed itself principally in the
neIghborhood of Ramaley's pavilion; so
when, in the afternoon. STEMS OF.
chestra struck up for dance, the
crowd responded with alacrily, and
soon the large pavilion was
filed with a surging, seething,
perSpiring multitude Of dancers. This
continued without cessation until far
into the evening. AT Wildwood the
dancing pavilion was also crowded. and
many of the sightseerS enjoyed ride
on the roller coaster or a skate on
rollers: many patronized the toboggan
slides, while others took 10 the boats or
spent the afternoon md evening Oh the
lake.
The races given by the yacht club in
DellwOod club house. At White Bear
village the citizens had celebration.
concluding with balloon ascension
and parachute Jump by Prof. Paul.
At the Williams house the field Gay
exercises OF the Pickle club caused
much merrment. Their boat races
were particularly interesting. as was
also the ball game between the two
Pickle clubs early in the morning. At
Mahtomedi the Boys Brigade of the
House of Hope Church of ST. Paul was
holding its first picnic, and what a
jolly crowd it was; anu close by was the
picnic given by the Sunday school of
the First Methodist Church of ST. Paul.
When might spread her Wings DER the
earth" The patriotism of White Bear
burst forth in a most brilliant pyro-
technic display. The display from the
village eXcelled anything of the kind
that has been seen for many Fourth.
At the same time, and with almost
equal splendor, the people of the island
gave vent to their feelings by setting off
fireworks.
Cottage Park, Dellwood and Mahto-
medi were all brilliantly Illuminated,
and their inhabitants gave all exhibition
which added finishing touch TO the
fiery scene. All i'll all it was the most
glorious Fourth ever spent at the lake.