The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-23

This is. or should be, the very helgnt
of the summer season at the lakes ana
resorts. and yet from most all OF them
come means about the dearth of So
rial doings the lack of men, and-up
fo a few days ago-the cold and rainy
weather However, during the past
week there has been revival OF M
terest in gaiety at White Bear Lake
owing to the be1ated warm weather
setting in and the tennis tourhaHieiit
Of DaIlwood which brought many out
from town, SO that nearly all the COZ
tagers are entertaining house paftleS
over Sunday Last night at the Dell
wood club house there was the SlVinS
of the tennis prizes and dance Wnlcn
was much better attended than usual
There is revival of interest IN tennis
which has been very marked this sum-
mer. and the conviction is growing
that if is a much better game for Wom-
on than golf. which is left almost SOLE
lv 10 men in this city. Entries are now
being received at the Country ciup :I lU5
the state tennis tournament, Wh!cn VIM
be PLAYED during the first week IN sep
tember. when it is expected that the
hest PLAYERS that the city and outlying
districts can show will be present
A New York paper makes the Iol-
lowing reference to Mr. and Mrs. Paget;
the former of whom was once wen
known resident of st. Paul:
.eMr. and Mrs. Almeric Hugh Paget,
who have been abroad for sevefai
wears, will return to this country IN
November. Their house in East sixty
first street is being prepared for thelr
occupancy. Mrs. Paget is the daugh-
ter of. William c. Whitney"
Mr.. and Mrs. Paget are not returning
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lieved as they have bought or ouiit q
fine old country house not far from
London, where they have lived for sew
eral years
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Gordon, of Laurel
avenue, have returned from summer
spent in England and on the continent.
Mrs. Gordon has been visiting at her
Eastern home for several weeks. MIS-.
L. f. Newport, of Hartford, Conn, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs r. M. New
mort. of Ashland avenue. Mrs. Vlctor
Rohertson and children, of Chicago, are
spending a few weeks at the Visitation
convent on Robert street.
There has been quite a colony of st.
Paul people at Madeleine island on
Lake Superior this month, some OF
whom will remain until september. M
and Mrs. Samuel Stickney and famlly,
of Summit avenue, are there; Mfs.
Mcneil v, Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Horn, of Pleasant avenue, ana
last week Mrs. Henry H. Horn ana
Miss Mabel Horn, of Dayton avenue
went up Mrs Ranney and her famlly
and Judge and Mrs. Willis and Dr.
wharton and Mr and Mrs. j. ID.
O'Brien complete the group OF Wen
know residents who have fled to that
region in fear of hay fever.
Mrs. Frederick D. Banning, Of St.
Louis, came down from Mnnetonka
this week and spent several Gays a.
the Stiekney residence, on summit
avenue. Miss Stiekney and Mrs. Ban
ming are keeping house in a cottage
near the club house. Mr.. and MIS-.
BENJAMIN Hodge, Mrs Leonard Hodge
and Mr.. and Mrs Paul Weed are alse
there A few years ago Mlnnetonka
was almost entirely given over to Min
neanoIis people but this year several
well known persons from this elty
have gone out. and Minnetonka Is
again among the possibilities as a
summer place for st. Paul. Ihe TACT
that a st Paul man has been manag-
ing the Tonka Bay hotel has mao
something to do with this.
Mrs. Rose Sehurmeier and family
have returned from Alexandria, where
they spent the early summer, and are
on the island at White Bear, at Mrs
Tarbox's cottage, as are Mr.. ana MRS,
Howard James, of the Aberdeen, ana
Mrs Hannaford, of Portland avenue
Mr.. William Stowell. of California mas
returned and joined his mother and
father who are visiting Mrs. Avef1H.
of South Exchange street. Mr.. StoWeu
will probably return to Princeton IN
September.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hill, of Summit avenue.
gave dinner last night for Mr.. and
Mrs. Bellamy Storer, who are at the
Aberdeen.
Now that thte summer is drawing to
q close, plans are being made for
schools, and many st. Paul girls are
getting ready to go East to New York,
Philadelphia and Boston. One group
of we'll known girls are going to Miss
Baldwin's preparatory school at Bryn
Mawr. near Philadelphia. Among these
are Miss Charlotte Hardenbergh, Miss
Elizabeth Skinner. Miss Caroline
Schurmeier and the youngest Miss
Cutler, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. e.
H. Cutler. These girls will not &c
until the last of September or first o1
October.
Miss Mary T. Sturgis, of Virginia
avenue, has gone to Washington t6
visit her friend, Miss Prince, of thai
city. Mrs. Dousman and the Misses
Dousman, of Summit avenue. have
been entertaining a house party o1
friends from New York. Mrs. Gard
ner Moore, Mrs. John Morrison and
the Misses English, of Columbus. are
spending Sunday at White Bear, the
guests of Mrs. w. A. Herdenbergh, al
DeIlwood Mrs. Charles Bigelow. o1
Laurel avenue, has been much enter
tanned this summer since her return
from Colorado Springs. Mrs. William
Dean, of Grand avenue, gave 6
luncheon in her honor at the Country
club.
The interstate golf tournament
which will begin On Wednesday aft