The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-01
WHITE BEAR LAKE.

Mrs. David Bronson, of Saltwater, en-
terta1ned at luncheon and whist at
White Bear lake Friday. The party left
Saltwater on the 1920 interurban car,
We're met at Wildwood by the steamer
Wildwood and taken across the lake TO
RamNey's pavilion, where luncheon was
served in the dining room. Covers were
laid for fourteen. The decorations were
appropriate and tasteful Eight courses
We're served, in most delicions. and ap-
petizing manner. After luncheon the par
ty was escorted to Ramaley villa where
whist was enjoyed during the afternoon.
The nigh score east and west was made
| by Mrs. w. G. Brown Jr., of Saltwater,
and Mrs. George Millard of Kansas City.
The high score north and south was made
by Mrs. John Goodrich and Mrs. Theodore
R. Converse; of Saltwater. The guests
| were Mrs. Mary Stickney Mrs. John
Goodrich, Mrs. Wellington G.. Masterman,
Mrs William G. Bronson Jr., Mrs. Theo-
dore r. Converse, Mrs. William S. Con-
rad Mrs. DR.. ]. B. Merrill, Mrs. Charles
Browne. Mrs. William Hersey Bean, Mrs.
Frank Joy, of Saltwater Mrs. Sibley, Of
Muskegon; Mrs. George Millard, of Kan
sas City, and Mrs. Josephine Osborne, of
| Chicago.
The debt on the, M. E. church has been
raised. Part by the efforts of Mr.. Guise
| the pastor, who made a canvass among
| the members of his church and cottagers
at White Bear Beach ana the other half
by a supper and musicale given Aug. 80
on the lawns of Mrs. Thayer and Mrs.
Lawton at the Beach. These ladies serv-
|
! 1880 p. m. The musicale followed. The
| best musical talent at the lake, assisted
by singers from the city took part. All
| denominations patroniZed the event, and
| 1T is a great source of pleasure to note
| the entire $400, the debt on the church,
! is now in the treasury.
| A large delegation of White Bear Cath
| olics attended the public meeting Sunday
in st. Louis hall French Catholic parish
school building, on Tenth street, opposite
the capitol ST, Paul The object of this
meeting was to promote the Catholic fed
Grafton movement and to hear the report
| of Lorenzo j. Markoe, the delegate to the
| Chicago convention. This convention has
| insured the permanent success of Cath
| olic federation in the United States, and
| Mr.. Markoe, of White Bear. is most
| enthusiastic worker and believer in the
| work.
Last Sunday was probably the last
| meeting of the White Bear Gun club. on
account of the game law hunting season
| opening on Sept. l. DR.. Green won the
club badge with his six-bird handicap.
Brachvogel and Wann made the highest
averages for the day.
Mrs. William Gundlach entertained at
dinner in honor of Mrs. H. S. Richard
son, of Tacoma The decorations were
dainty and appropriate. Covers were laid
for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Ordway and Mr. J.
P. Elmer. who are at Dellwood for the
summer, have gone to Delavan and Pc
Waukee, Wis. to attend the yacht races.
~ II L
holds service at the Beach M. e. church
today, Aug. 81, and will conduct a sac
ramental service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Garland visited
Mrs. Garland's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gundlach, making the trip in their new
automobile.
Mrs. Charles Craine entertained Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Tate, of Chicago, for three
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Tate have return
ed to their home.
Miss Carrie Gundlach, who has beer
visiting at Portland and other points or
the Pacific coast, arrived home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norman Storr OF
Hague avenue, entertained at dinner al
their summer home at the lake.
Prof F. A. Leonard, of the normal col
lege, Austin Mimi, has been the guest
of DR.. Bordwell.
Mrs Albert Handles Sr., of South Shore
entertained at dinner. Covers were lai6
for twenty-four.
Mrs J. B. Frauenthal and children. o.
Cleveland, Ohio, are guests at the La,
fayette cottage.
daughter, Mrs. S. P. Thorn. from Ken
tucky.
DR.. and Mrs. S. o. Francis are enter.
tanning j. R. Francis and family, of Mat
toon, Ill.
Thirty ladies celebrated the seventy
sixth birthday of Mrs. H. B. Heineman
Mrs. James R. Clewett has been enter
tanning Miss Emerson, Of Saltwater
Evan Lawton has been entertaining
Will Conley, of st. Paul
Mrs. o. E. Chaple, of st. Paul, is the
guest of Mrs. e. c. Eshelby.