St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
BREEzES OF WHITE BEAR
COME TO THE AID OF SWELTERIHG
M0RT6LS.
BATHING PAR EXCELLENCE.

A Busy Week at Lake Shore-The
COttagers Sigh for Rain to Lay
the Dust-The Retail Clerks
at the Lake-General Round-
Up of Social News at tho Re-
sorts.
If any one would fully realize the
beauties of White Bear it was during
the past week, when old Sol was driy-
ing to desperation city mortals of high
and low degree. No matter what the
heat. along the lake shore the desired
breeze might occasionally be found.
Nothing in the West can surpass the
loveliness of this spot during moonlight
season, people fairly begrudging few
hours rest at night, and the festive
bather sending up his screams OF de-
hours. Lake Shore has lbeen
very busy all week with all
sorts of gaieties and strains of delightful
music could be heard every evening
floating along the lake from the pavil-
ion.
Dellwood is in more or less Rip Van
Wrinkle state, each one enjoying the
cool comforts of his own cottage, with
an evening stroll and cigar for little
variety. An occasional whirl at the club
house when the yacht races are in
vogue give some amusement to
dwellers in that picturesque sub
urb. People who remember the
gaiety of Dellwood in years gone by
when wine dinners were Ell regle al
most any evening and clever toasts flew
Quickly about the festive board-won-
der at the settled condition OF the pres
ent White Bear devOtees.
Special invitations were issued for
the hop at Hotel Leip Friday evening
the first of the regular bi-weeklY dane
ing parties. A number from st. Paul
were present, aside from the lake resi-
dents, making happy evenings gath
ering. Music was furnished by the La
fayette orchestra, and dancing Con-
tInued until late hour. Light refresh
ments were served throughout the
evening, and happy time passed
quickly. The next hop will be Tues
day evening.
Friday night crowd of strollers
stood in great admiration at one of the
prettieSt scenes ever witnessed along
the lake. The yacht fleet came quietly
stealing around the island from DELI
wood. Each boat with a small flicker
lHS HedullSHI, WIFI Lnp IDOOu luSG huu-
ing the necessary touch to entrance it
in artistic eyes. The beauty of the
foliage is rapidly disappearing for lack
of.rain, while dust covers everything,
to the worry of the housekeeper.
One of the prettiest children'S parties
yet seen this season was given by Mrs.
Smell, who entertained thirty of the
very young people from Lake Shore
Tuesday last. The lawn in front of the
house was dotted with dainty white
dresses, and the little folks played all
sorts of games until late in the after
noon, when ices and cakes were served
prior to the departure for nome.
The recital to be given by Miss Dixie
Smith Monday evening, under the aus
pices of White Bear lodge, at Getty's
hall, promises to be pleasing literary
event. Miss Smith is personally very
interesting and her elocutionary merits
are spoken of as exceptionally good.
and all who can should take advantage
Of the evenings pleasure.
a camping party, consisting OF Messrs.
James Pendergast, Joseph Mitchell
and Henry Brewer, St. Paul boys, is
having famously good time. Mr.
Brewers reputation as cook is spread
ing abroad, and the fish dinners served
between the hours of and IL p. III.
are worthy of remembrance.
The annual picnic of the Central Park