The Saint Paul globe., 1898-08-16

second of a
series of Pleasant BUS. P,r.,.
"iven by Miss Clara soufras
situated on the banks of pictureso,,.
Leech lake. near the town of WALL.
! MIN, ls Camp Berkey, where Tob,,
| 6erKey and family, of St. PauI ara
| spending the summer months Tbo
| 6erkeys selected an ideal snot Co..
Cnelr headquarters, and, when the firSt
eoiu WINDS OF the coming fall como
aouaiIyihg a across the big body of water
ana pierce the cozy canvass hnmes 60
| the campers, they will leave the cbarr,oa "
| OF the forest-bordered lake with raino
| tance. with reiuc-
Camp Berkey is the temporarv ho,,,.
OF a merry little community consisfine,
oL Mr. and Mrs. Berkey, their chi16ran
ooIn, Feter, Andrew and Miss Minnie
IN on the hospitable hosts at @anp p
Lime. LINE. and leave at a similar date
ihere are ten tents in all ranpin1
from the odd little kitchen-Iike affa5r
10 TO the big domicile Of the "old folks"
known as 1.-The Casino"
Inc tents are pitched on an eleva-
lion, directly overlooking the lake A
few yards below is the sandy shora
Mnere number of trim row boats
gnu canoes are always to be fo,,nd
year the boat house is the little shed
!IaaIIough which runs a stream of clear
| ttiiplo tta water, which not only serves as
e,.e e nlose quenching Of sparkling bev-
Ses, put serves to cool divers amber
ana ruby fluids reposing in wooden
| casks and glass vessels.
! OpoI the immediate crest of the hill
around which the white tents cIustar
,n semi-circle, Is a huge fat rock
ora opoh n1,M Wnlch q at night there plays huge
nf
| warmth especially. but to drive awav
sne tenters common enemy, the mo.
sqolto. There are rustic swing. in
Vlting diVans and SIMILAR camp ac.
aulrements to tempt the guests into a
cohtlnuaI lapse Of laziness
~ eiis evening the campers enjoy
the cool breeze waited over the lake
or take trip on one Of the ..n:ac ,ns
Sleanefs Na1I which ply the waters between
walker and the Chippewa Indian res-
erVatlon. Then comes an hour of storv-
telllnS around the cheerful fire and
then sleep. '''-0
Contrary to the general rules and
regulations of camp life tbe es reSidenta ana
OF camp Berkey do not believe in the
oio saw OF early to bed and early to
rise, and the sun Is. we'll In in tba
heavens before the breakfast gong js
sounded After breakfast some trv for
specKled beauties around the pint +"
or
good read, while one or two row over
10 town, to get the mail
Alter the satisfying monday meal
IS amply gotten away with, bathing
suits are donned and the warm watere
IN front of the camp is alive with mis-
ciieVous youngsters and more sedate
eiders all Of whom swim, and those
VINO do not swim, paddle about to their
hearts content
number of st. Paul people have
enjoyed the hospitality of Camp Ber-
Key. and all come back tanned but
healthy and with fond renembrances
OF delightful vacation spent where
there is nothing to do but eat. sIeen,
nsh and eat again.
sesIas Miss {; Clara squires gave the second of
pavilion. Lake Johanna. Sunday ysry
Pheasant day was spent in dancing rowing
ana aba Sai. oener sports Among those who enjoyed
nde and Theresa Schumacher. Mary and Katie
Slt SMttsch; Gertie Eller. Josie Tayior Mamie
sGSnarfe1aMg: Ga10 aa Lucy Henle Mamie Jordan and
Heck; Al scheiber. Ole Swanson. Geo SAM. To.
PIs. Jimmie Jordan. Joe Barnie, Eddie Lucy.
B9rfs Barks WT1a%P fdS% LOqis ,s Eddie
Music was furnished by Joe Berstranr and
Louis Maraneau AL had a most de:ightfuI
time and started for home at 10 o'eioct
reaching st. Paul about 30
81; James Episcopal church gives a IRA
matte entertainment on the evening of Sant
In Conover hall. p''
Inc entertainment .a to be given Thursday
evening IN Conover hall for the beneat y,
tne First Christian church will be eniov-
able IN many ways. The programme has been
oareluiay arranged and is of a popular, catchy
| nature, calculated to attract every one who
HKes music. action and color The Junjor
orchestra will be heard In a selected numhor
Or wb popular @ airs and Capt Eldridges zouaves.
fQu
| part no
The Forest Street Band of Christian Work
| ers meet tonight at Forest and Casa strests
Mary Wood Allen. of Ann Arbor. Mich.
| national th JI Superintendent Of purity work for
| the W. c. T. u. will hold a two days' CON
ference OF purity In St Paul previous tn
cne national convention, which comes here
IN November Mrs Annie Bixby Upham has
peen chosen chairman Of a COMMITTEES TO
perfect plans for this conference
Minnehaha lodge. Ladies' Society B. L. F
gives an ice cream social this evening ar
| the home of Mrs. ]. NJ Sheire. on Raw ssraat
and Lee avenue. The proceeds 90 toward
! the Red Cross fund.
| Gen. Sibley Circle No. 6, Ladies' Of tbs
| G. A: R., will hold their next regular meet
| ing Wednesday. Aug H. at Garfield most
| hall, 81 Wabasha street. All members are
meeting
| be called promptly at 7:45 and only a very
short session held. giving all who desire
ample time to join the s. of v. ght
| excursion down the river.
Miss Winifred McGil is at Mackinac
| Dr. Baldwin, who has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. Harriet Baldwin at her home
on Marshall avenue, has returned tn his
| home in Missouri.
The Y P. s; G. E. OF the Dayton Avenue
! Presbyterian Church will give ;rolley nnrfv
this evening in one of the new palace in,
! terurbans. The excursion will leave he
! Ryan hotel at Z D. m, and will make ths
! trip through Lakes Como and Harriet re-
turning late In the evening. Spe,ial enter
| Quartette will amuse the Endeavorers en-
! route. A
Fall styles in English hats just received
| at c. Hoyts.
George E. Hallberg and his sister left
| yesterday for trip to Buffalo via the Great
4 Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy McL,aren are at home
at De Soto and North streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely w. Bramhall left last
week for a trip to Frontenac. They return
| Sept. l.
| Miss Loretta Hickey is at White Bear
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of the Newport.
! have returned from the East.
| Miss Efiie Davis of Wisconsin, is visiting
! Mrs. Frank Jones at the Newcort.
| Mrs. John Stapleton and Mrs. Clancy are
| in Duluth.
! Miss Agnes Murphy, of Rondo street and
| Miss Margaret Callahan OF Rich VALLEY are
among the guests at Chisago.
Miss Fannie Strong and Miss May Strong
are home from the East.