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NsesAGiNsETr PIER.

SPECIAL ,OHTf-S"oNI, ENCs
%.rs-f1u-att i'i.r. Il J.. ru,v i2.-The
pa =. H"S b.'-n Jas - MT s:y"r intn
- rr'Ni""s one - E-EsaEs 'se-:. a. he
season ia T9N m e fully aG,Avycl and Che
IL" Z sum = pleasure str l.s- IS t-Giu-
ai.. fo -" "a A. the .;rgrir-g TroI,ilie.
V hicu o. serves tins uGWs iy.Ea.s ....4rN
ti,lC ever tins year a. Frvprgf OF TIE eiab-
oGtie EoIgl j. ltirry ~ The Casino.
SIXTY 'Vst O.. ~ 'r1nEeas nave been placed
II ;.Hf -E ara arsurG ycc Il n and, oI.n-
!.:.' N-'h Tx century plJ'tS md otl.-
hnNpF5. acorn ikr t-t5.ls. OF t.i4 fashion,
adj csIt,T and make il especially .nsitirr.
Tor ne .n'-.-.rrut If diane parties and
luHc.eGEs. which foam 10 small part .: TIE
IN. mi SATURDAY nish, hop was no,
al a loss IS 20 means for enjoyment took
rozs7ssi-n 81 Til Casino Plaza AMI he'll,
for,h IN Att!A paT,l-s. while ths Schubert
Hood the Singing CIR and Victor Her
bsrt's latest Opera. '-th- Amecr."
There is q project on loot at Narragans 1T
10 bring abCut IN c':'n-J.r Performance 81
Shakespcara's Is You Lie IT," with a
star cast OF professional actors from New
YORK. The proposition TO put the play on
" 'i3norttp stole Is very likely 10 20
through, in which event the PRODUCTION is
expected 70 prove the event OF the season
AZ the Pier. The gentlemen having the plan
in hard are We'll cnuipped for the. s,lcc.isfIII
csriyins out Of the urd =rtakinc, and nesc-
nations are already ucdsE way fur tn. So
le2tion Of Suitable place for the presenta-
Mr.. ard Mrs nssn L. Garrison NJ 81
Louis have returned e Narragansett and
are guests al tac x 'ckinghafn where they
passed last summer
Mr.. e-d us. Theodore G. Aiier Of St
Loris have arrived 4; the Pier for the sum
rner. They probably will occupy a cottage
here, as usual
Senator Edward o. Wolcott OF Denver.
Colo. was guest at The Nat!uwson this
week >'i-
J. z. Dawson Of ST. Louis arrived at the
fier this week ard Is CHARTERED at the
Nathewson
Admiral and Mrs. George Dewey. who
nave been guests OF Mrs Washington Ne
Lean, the mother OF Mrs. Dewey. FOR .he
Etst W" weeks. returned TO Washington
odIu'uay. but expect 10 return 20 Maria
.ds eit and Newport later in the season
NrS Dewey. who has been in poor health
Tor some time. has found the sea ctr OF the
Pier quite beneficial I'm her stav here ana
ire Admiral has expressed himself as yorv
mmch charmed with the resort
willard =. James Of Chicago has arrived
AZ the Rockingham
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long BRANCH.

~ FIIAEs CORRESPONDING
Long Branch, " J.. July I2-MaTk Han
IA has joined the big political colony here.
Desiring ia he near the New York head
quarters furirE The summer. he has taken
tine cottage or franklin Murphy IN Ocean
avenue. f.ih. ron. He j. 20 take possess lon
next Thursday or Friday and remain uni
~" l.; of September. Richard Croker is
NIsitirg ir:u s;.La;or Edward Murphy
OF Ne" YORK. almost within = stones
throw 4 where the Republican chairman
VIII hold councils Of war. The resort is
arNioGS Ia see what Will happen wncn
Hanna and Croker meet in the surf or on
inc ocean promenade
7 he EgaEch' has more politicians ~;
V9Tioys rideuitudns than II has rad To-
years, ard the season promises to ,iev.lc5
Int resting situations aMos.c the members
of The political contingent @Aen they throw
aside city conyrnIi'!s
HaTI dances az" TIC rcicrirc IA; iI's.
nov. .tr," his ones were he'd this week
I'M f.ss.!C i3blr stables "a Ocean avenue
with straw -h.cr and lay-mow acco,apenI-
n@1ts. AZ are az them the 'rctest-. icrat-
ed IA the T-.oS. played Cld-fas ailuaa -ustir
ana -ac-linc tunes. white ;hc wealth ami
teauty OF the coast danced away vigorous
ly b"l;w.
Airs. J. e. Judson OF ST. Louis is a late
arrival at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4;
Sea Bright
The Vest End il entertaining Mrs f. j.
Ales of st. Louis
Robert 7. Lincoln and family have ar
rived at the cottage at Deal which they
VIII occupy cuIiES the season. Mr. Lin
coin has hrough: FIVE hory-s and several
traps with him His favorite diversion
Seems to be driving.
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PET9sEEg.

GPEC1AL CCRJ,EsPC. ;rlrICE-
y Petoskey. Mica. July E.-EL z. Green is
EpendiEs the season. =: the Imperial. sir.
kGreen has epent toe summers for 4 nunlb.~
Df years at Pctoskey. bei.s n hay fever suf-
9ercr. which DecessitateS his conatag early
AND staying late.
Aweet
= Robert z. ScoCt ana daughter, Mrs. Nc
kIsafey. are ss.sTainE The season at the cc-
cideatsl hotel. having co;ne North for the
Benefit OF Mr. ScCtJ-s health.
Y Al ]. LoS-c,stein and family are here for
Nhe summer occupying cottage az Rose
dale Mr LaTgnsietn viii DE Joined b. his
Father 1his week.
Other s.. Lou:sans here are: Mrs. Louis
CHOSEN. Ars. BeriaE1i1. Nrs- Van PasitA,
f2iiss REESE He..neriohs Irs IL Raab and
tEharles 8 She7yeii
b, e, T. Pelfeid Of Rockford. Ill sn6 RI. Y
Gushr1an.
George II McCanman OF St Louis is at
khe Perry.
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the summer residence of his parent. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. {. SlT9slrnS OF tie Mound
city. ~ Of the on.-ratvTs Ct tire t!yeEt.--
NO clubs Of The Island Lake Yacht. 8;
n frFt two trcr hies Lneatlo1-d. while crsy
cl;ins Of 5iis fWauFssh1J county can com
pete for tin Dapsi rIu
The 2iviuiI'Ts q. the weather a-a d,s-g
theiT best for tn, delight Of these lake 70
sorts. There has not been an .uucC-n r,,., o.
showers have raised the level OF thu f,rty
Lakes 10 nearly nirh-Wlter mark
The large summer hotels have 4 smaller
n,iE1ber ut guests ihnn usual at thu. middle
hueuc. OF engagements 70. entertainment
to begin within the next fortnight The
hundred more pf elegant summer rest
dsnces OF ponresideHts In this vicinity.
however, contain an aggregate OF rot less
than thousand persons. ana the resort
time for prosraDsmed great resort gents
mas not Yet arrived.
President David y. Gould of the Conn
try Club has presented al elegant cut glass
and silver flask as a golf trophy To he
offered al the club links on Saturday next
as the prize in a mems eighteen-hole ham
oicap game
The signatures Of Mrs. b II. Jinpincott
ard MISS Eleanor Lippincott Of the Noun
City were recently RACED on The gusts
Mr.. and Mrs w. H J. Bown and marty
of st. Louis are expected at the Hotel Chi
.caso In "A day or two. Mrs BoNn was
pima donna At that resort last season, aud
viii he warmly welcomed
@. a. Enickern and Mrs. Knickeru are ot
the Hotel Woodlands IN this city
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Carr of St Louis who
are surnrncring on Genesee Lake al The
Ireavitt farm resort. have recently been
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. johnson Of
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So Louis. Mrs. J. W. Johnston and Mr.. and
AIRS. C. L. De Nuth of Chicago.
Among the guests expected % arrive at
the Hotel Chicago before the week closes
are z. L RucEei Of Kansas city. Mrs.
Ruckel. Miss cora RuvSc! ana Carl Ruckel
al of whom summered at that resort last
season.
Mr. and Mrs Edward III. Simri ms Of st.
Louis who have been visiting q, the sum
mcr residence II Mr. Simn1ns's TdrSntA
Alr aud Mrs. r. {. Simmons. have ScEe
home
: j. Ross OF St Louis. Leonard Walton
Of Glasgow, Ky. ami George y. Powell of
omaha are maxim: IL lively f.r the fish IN
the lakes in and near this city.
Nirs T III. lres;, Miss Priest and Il. q.
Taylor Of Kansas city are booked To arrive
at the Hotel Chicago tomorrow. They
Summered at th.' ho>selry last year.
Mrs NJ r. Bl"Jm aHd Miss May Gloom
@: Pine Bluff. Ark, are at the Hotel Chi
Gag.
Mr.. and Mrs George Myers l.. T. Bucks.
Edward r. james and l.; +. Bush IF st.
I.u;Iis. \. : Ross Of Louisville, and X. Il.
NiciycIs Of Butte Mont, recently registered
II the Jones hogS- III this ci;y.
J.. J. Kahn 81 Peoria IS among recent
arrivals at the Hotel clifford.
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HARBOR POINE

ePDCIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Harbor Point. Mich, July I3.-The Club
House has opened with an unusually large
number OF guests for this time Of the sea-
son.
. afrs. Jay Smith arrived the last OF June
efd will remain until late in the fall. She
Will have q number OF friends as guests dur
Ing the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Blossom are settled
q their cottage Mrs. Blossoms mother.
: SEASON.
-dr ard Mrs. Joseph Basco,re are among
. 4he recent arrivals
r " illiam II. Lee and family Of Vandeventer
place have taken a cottage here for the sea-
, don
>. the gelt links are being nut in readiness
ana toTrn one OF the chief arlusemeuts OF
Shc resort They are situated at Emmett
geach, JEST north and south Of the hotel
Mlis is an etghteen-hole course. and as near
q modei as Will be found In Michigan The
greens, although new, ere as level as billiard
Ia o;es. ana the obstacles OF the course
lPcth natural and artificial. make IL most at
5xcif ''- envy
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W asirSl .
sTrCI,I.- rnDnrspoyDEvC.r

81 F,CIAIt CORRESPONDENCE.
MaatOu. Colo. jury IZ-The crowds have
been a little late In arriving in Manitvu this
season. bat thv lat week has brought hun
"a eds Of visitors, aud the resort = = very
CAV and festive place. the mountains.
owing To the must al snowfall in April. are
mcnun' hts Of emerald green. broken by
Dol! MASSES Of red rocks. y cilt the level
nys, - carpsICd with q p:Gius.1r Of brill
l.aLi flower. ,hr tcsl Inti' uIiainG = Elo:e
So. geOuS p'rruTe tnaS ever % 4cF- s'.n IN
CoioraCo. ~ Cnu. So. the 81. inu! people
are here in large Numbers. as they are At
ways loyal to the mountains. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. \. E:-id MIS- Field ana t. \. Field L.
wno spent all last su,nmcr IT :he Esr.le..
have returned and are again doIn:ciled 1T
that hosielry.
Mlss Lydie wilkins and Miss Sadie Bry-
son ~ 81; Louis are at the Hotel Ruxyon.
MT and Mrs. W. T.. Douglass and child
of jefferson Ciiy. No are at the Rux, OF,
for an extended sotourn-
". i.nnrist Of East st. Louis is regis
tered at the ManitoI House.
AIR and Mrs. Ws-din of st. Louis are
guests at the sunny Side
William Goidstein and J. r. Terrain Of ST.
Louis arrived at the Cli6 Wednesday.
large number of successful people from
the rich lead and zinc regions OF Missouri
the advance members q: the Carthage
coiony are j. y. aiitchell. Mrs. s. A. Mitchell
and Miss Julia Mitchell, who have added 10
their party MISS Julia Fife of ST. Louis. a
Mrs. II. VI. Hamilton and Miss Bruce of
St. Joseph are recent arrivals at the Rux-
NJ. Dora Bryan of savannah. Mo. IS at
the Grandview-
NJ. S. Lyon OF ST. LoaiS. who has spent
several seasons in Manisou. is again at the
Clir.
Doctor and Mrs. George w Loasch and
W. u. Sals OF 81. Louis arrived al ,he Nan
sions last Sunday.
]. Roland Hsted. ]. F. Baldwin md T..
III. Hume of ST. Louis are registered ct
the Mansions.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schmidt Of ST Louis
are at the Sunny Side Tor tns season
Mrs. J. F. Boyd Of Joplin. Mo. is at
thu RuNton.
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TWO MEN STRUCK BY A CAR. .
One Seriously Hurt and the Other
Gut and Bruised.

Flush Ryley Of No. I4is Washington ave-
nue. and Samuel Gamble OF No. 1905 Locust
street statesmen employed by the Carleton
Dry Goods Company, were run down and
severely injured by a Park avenue car near
Fifth street. in Washington avenue, yester-
day morning. Gamble sustained fracture
OF the skull. and his condition is considered
quite serious.
Gamble had been over at Ryley's house
and they started to the store at Ninth street
ard Washington avenue together, about
O'Clock. As they walked across the street
they were talking. unmtndful Of the cars.
As they stepped in the tracks eastbound
car No. 1877 bore rapidly down upon them
Mctorman William Glasgow made a heroic
effort to stop the car. but the distance was
too short.
Ryley and Gamble were struck and
knocked to the ground. Gamble was rem
dered unconscious. An ambulance conveyed
him to the City Hospital. where he was
attended by Doctor Nietert, who pronounced
his condition serious Ryley sustained two
small scalp wounds. He was taken home
Doctor Farmer. st. Louis Transit Com
parry physician. said the wounds were only
slight
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ASBtRS PARK.
Al CoRREsPoNDENcE.

ST EC!Af. CORRESPOSDEECE.
AsbIry Park. y. j., July 12-The pretty
summer girl pTonenadsng she stre=ts 10 and
from her surf bath - rhe latest obiec; of
Founder" Bradiey's criticism. .She must
keep on the beach when she's in her hath
Ing suit." IS the FOUNDERS dicturn. and
his policemen have their orders first to
warn the girls, and then. If they don't de-
sist. to take more stringent measures
The trouble all arose from the habit of Z.
few of the wealthy ccttagers near the
beach. who preferred to change their
clothes in their own cofnmodious rooms
rather than in the cra.noed lighthouses
Some Of these feminine bathers attracted a
good deal OF attention On their way TO the
beach. Senator Bradley did not COMPLAIN
Of the matter until two elderly ladies wit
scrawny ankles adopted the practice.
Then the Founder spoke Some Of this
beauty show ia beautiful. but some of II Is
beefy." Mr Bradley Is more than ever de-
terIninei to sboiish the practice because
he wishes 10 make the contrast with Ocean
Grove apparent. On the other side of Wes-
ley Lake the aged Campers habit is to
dress in their terts and cottages for the
bath, There Is a statute against the thing,
but it's dead law.
Edward A. Faust OF st. Louis Is enjoy
Ing seashore life at the Coleman House
A. 3. Brown Of Little Rock, Ark. Is
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CLIFTON TERRACE.
II. CORRESPONDENCE.

SI ECTAI. CORRESPONDENCE.
Clifton Terrace. July IA party OF Alton
people came UP this evening 70 spend sun
day at The Tavern. The party included:
Nessrs. and Mines. p. W. Coyie. George II.
Hewitt. j. :. Roper and William Grafam.
Miss Dempsey of Springfield, H., is here
FOR The season
Miss Wall OF Staurton Is spending ths
season al The Tavern. She is one Of the
most popular young ladies' at this resort.
THE me nDeIS of the Black Hawk Social
Club at Alton visited Clifton Wednesday
evening. The Black Hawks came up from
Alton TO the illiri Yacht Clubhouse on lllini
Island. and later in the evening rowed
across Clifton Bay 10 Tle Tavern, in time
to take part in The midweek hop. The mid
week hops on Wednesday evenings, and tho
hop Oh Saturday evenings. which Manager
Daniels has established at The Tavern. Will
continue through the season
The concerts By Professor MOore's or
chestra are proving popular and many peo-
pie. who do not join in the dance. come over
TO The Tavern from their cottages to en-
joy the concerts.
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! announces that he may bring with him
Mrs. Keim of 81. Louis. a daughter OF
Doctor beaumont, as the guest OF the day
Miss Mamie Mclaughlin Will arrive from
St Lsou-s next week.
Nssers. Edward J. Meier and Burton
Williams registered at the New Murray
this week
Miss Jane Vaughn GiiIett Of Jacksonville
Ill, Is a 50 a guest here.
Mr.. end Mrs. Henry Itsleson are among
tie latest arrivals at the Grand.
MessTs. William Gray. Elenons Smith
snd H. = Roberts arrived from St. Louis
recently and are at the Grand.
y. Moore OF st. Louis and \. S. Hayes
OF Omaha are at the Bruins wick.
Ir. and Mrs. c. II. Weacley. Afr. and
Mrs. w. u. Taylor and William II. Steele
are stopping at the John Jacob Astcr
Nessrs. ES Cudahy OF Omaha, John Brit
ton of st. Joseph, Charles Anthony of Peo-
ria, are settled th!s weel. in their summer
cottages.
Recent arrivals at the Grand are: Charles
s: Shewell, Henry Hainey. Thomas F.
C1onery, James II. McTague. ID. Lppe. all
of st Louis. ard Charles e. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Arthur D. BrauderS. G. W. Johnssone
OF Omaha, and MI. and Mrs. Fred Bell OF
Dubuque.
Messrs August Gelner, Albert II. Ge'ner,
Louis GelIier, accompanied by their mother.
are spending the week at the Grand.
Other ST. LouisanS here are: Mrs. A.
Mol. Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. Plank and F. A.
Lyman.
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taSe at Weoue. The large grounds have
bsea laie cut by e corps OF skilled land
scsps gardeners.
Gir. Edgar has purchased a commodious
launch, which wifi afford him and his
friends great Eleasure
John Dwight F1iiey hes a cottage for the
seasJn -To o. three doors from the
Eators and situated right on the water
front
Nj. and Mrs. d. X. Ferguson have with
them Miss Dorothy Collins Of 81. Louis.
1Sr. and Mrs John AcNa3r opened their
cottage at East Weque last week and
Will remain Until lere II the fall. They spent
Several weeks at their fruit farm In South
81 st Missouri before coming north. During
August they expect to have Miss Abby Wat
sen OF St. Lo.is with them as e guest.
Miss Stella Rayoid erTtved the last OF
tFs month and viii be Joined at their cot
trSe by her parents and Miss Adele Raw
oil IN a few days.
Mrs. Caldwell Is being entertained by
&rs- Ashley D. Scott.
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LAKE EsINNETONkA.
81 fetal CORRESPONDENCE.

81 rCT.L. CORRESPONDENCE.
Lake M!naetonka. MINI. July is-The
long delayed rains have Al last reached this
Iarchel and thirsty land. Trey bean ove-
a week ago and have continued ever since
accompanied 10y rnore OF less wind
ON the lake were heavy gales which
quusii-n and At any time an exciting and
danEerJus pleasure lrst a number of bold
sailors could not resist Several of these
we're capsiz-d ard escaped browning by a
miracle. .
a.. and Mrs. Eober; +. Filley and family.
who have beer entertained for some time
at the LAFAYETTE Clubhouse. Minne;onka
Beach. are now in Minneapolis.
Among TIE late crriv2.' at the Hotel St
Louis are Mr. and Mrs Charles P3bst Miss
Paost ava Miss Stevens Of 81. Louis
The Kentucky Press Association, repre-
scented by $50 persons. IL expected ia stop
here about July 20 On ten days trip
through the Northwest.
Mrs. William Bray Of 81. Louis spent a
shcrt time last week at the Hotel Del Otero
While making a tour or The lake on the
Mayilower.
Mr. ana Mrs. William Lannahan Of 81.
Louis arrived on the Fourth and are en-
joying lengthy sojourn at the Hotel Del
Otero. Mr.. and Mrs. ianaahan are fond oe
tae water and have made several tours Of
the lake on the Mayilower. They expect
TO go up To Big Stone Lake in Dakota this
fail to enjoy the hunting at that place be-
fore returning to ST. Louis.
Mr.. and Airs. Charles Jobst Of Peoria
H.. have been guests during the last two
weeks at the Hotel ST. Louis; Deephaven.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Mccullough Of st. Louis
are among the late arrivals at Lake Park
MI. and Mrs. Chester Summons and
dagghters. Misses Lois and Ethel Simmons
and Mr. T. T. Wright of St. Louis are
guests at the Cottaeewcod Hotel. Deep
haven.
lar. and Mrs. w. II. LOOMS of st. Louis
have arrived at the lake and are guests for
tre sum mer at Lake Park.
Miss Laura Cation Of St Louis is also a
guest at the Hotel Lake Park for the sea-
son.
Miss Pabst. who is guest at the Hotel
St. Louis Joined a ;ally-ho party one day
last week from Deephayen to Excelsior a
which destination they arrived With their
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I.IESsS AZ.


SPECIAL. COTtI;t-ST''c;r F,N,'F.
Ai-,; k.aau Is AID, sltCr.. JIly l%.-The
Grand creg,: MouGay With nearly twice
toe rU1lSe- ~ guests .h8t Was --tisterci
the t.-sc DAY last year. The promise 81 the
season & 50 sstistaCtor! that Nj Weaver
has decided 10 hug the C;ls. ga outright lnI
VIA Receive the deed al the expiration OF
hi', lease This fall.
Tho Reverend Meade c. Williams cr 81
LOUIS, Tor - many years SaI:.l..ur .ssi-
dent Of the Is and, has arrived and IS set
Tied In ms cottage near tn. fort.
Next Tuesday The Michigan Medical As
ISOLATION WI! meet al tre island. This
meeting viii De Of special Interest t. II.
l~c,lis rs1Illc, because one OF the chief feat
Ures VII re the u.vSili1g ot a enIorial
tao-ct to Doctor William Beaumont. l. :.
y. after whom Beaumont Medical College
OF s. Louis Is named. The Inscription reads:
Wear this spot Doctor William B-Bumogt
l. :. 4. made those experiments upon
Alexis : Martin, raiCH brought fame To
f:lT'sCf ana honor - American medicine"
s. Martin 10 gca Canadian vOrd..er " no
Received a suDShot WcuEd IN the stomach,
which, on healing. Il. 80 ortflcc through
which The nrorssse. OF digestion Nc-e
STUDIED by Doctor Beaumont. D''ctcr Frank
J. i-uiE dean CT Beaumont Cnl'ecc VII,
VIII take lart n re exercises e: lrr'i igG.
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MISREPRESENTATION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

y
Lakewood-on- ut haUjaCcua, y. V. July Y.
Il golf tea, followed by q supper under
tht trees OF the W8idmere Park Links last
MONDAY given b. Mrs. Frank Wclcott. was
a very pretty affair. Ii was in horror OF
Ny. "o.cDtt's birthday, and the twenty
guests each received a golf menu card as
g souvenir. \ preliminary round OF golf
Was played before supper.
RE beat ride. given by Mr.. Emerson SIC
Iii,n, ir-. Tuesday night. and the sailing
party mat Afternoon on the MARY NJ"
the large sailboat here. by the Kent House
guests, were pleasant events of the weuE.
The crowds at the Assembly Grounds con-
rue to pour in. Already there are some
siA thousand there. The programme Is very
nae this year and the musical DEPARTING ut
IN particular is good.
Tne summer schools opened Saturday with
an increased attendance over last. year. A
neihher OF 50. Louis people are there taking
advantage OF them.
The gayety at the Kent House and W,aId-
mere here has begun in earnest. A large
cotili!on is being planned to be danced the
nrSt OF the week at the Kent
Among the Fort Smith people registered
at the administration building are Miss Ger
gona Lsyman. Miss A Siluonds, Mrs. L. v,
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KINGS LAX -.

STf-CTA.. T0SRE5p OHD.SCE.
NJ IT," ,'rin Clubhouse last week We're
,h- following 81 Enuistls.
Nr. a.c Mrs. ID. Berg and. &. ". Ford
ami da"Sh.,'. g ). GTuni'y. Louis Ham
ia.r.'tsiU. George EecTish, a. s. RchlUGd,
F'rei Ruhi..rj !. : ..u!i;.l:. G ami cauZn-
ter. :. i. Gr1te. ". &. Jones ana tsugh-
ter. M~s =. Gru.1lav 4. Euaiand, Misses
Grace craig. jauita Eaily. BESSIE Robin
son Mar"arct FiGs.a Jessie IL Rau'arg.
Florence Rus!Gnt, Pear! RgtIani. NcItir
t:"i-ier, ale-.,-. VI. Rec. &. T.. i.eTElAut,
Charles Nc.ss. N,ily BrazI,r. e.. =. Steele,
W. :. Nuss. :. \. Blattr--aIu. u. $. HAM
kia$. = y. Craig. L. y. ov-r=toiz. -. Il.
Sanders. ". IS. Ellis. John ttce. e. =. Sen
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15
CHARI.EyDIy,

yP11AIs CORRESPONDENTS
Chsrievoix, Mich. July 1s.-The Misses
! Nannedy arrived last week and will renal
kSsIt September L
MRS. .. d Foster, Henry r Langenberg
AAnd family, and Mrs. Mary J. Reynolds and
Ese,sJR-
= Mr- and Mrs. Charles r. Blake have
scented q cottage here fer the season.
Mrs. \ II. Phelps Of Kirkwooi is also
"a guest az the Belyelera
= Kris. EsnTy Gaynor and Miss Gaynor
annual summer residents Of CharleYoix.
GThey have returned for .he season
q Mrs. O. y. Foster has as guests her
Siecs ana nephew. katherine and william
Smith.
Attorney Theodore Rassieur and Mrs.
2saesielr and Otto Gtfi@Cize and family arc
SAf the Belvedere; also Mrs Burr;il.
-. The links OF the Charlsvoix Go.r Club
kzGye been fTnri.cvee by the addition OF nine
Ehcles, making complete eightee--hole
course. Et4y began several weeks 20 and
this course seems destined to prove even
more popular than last year
The swimming pool - another favorite
Place opened several days 90, with COM
petert Instructors in attendance. TWO Con-
oeTts. afternoon anc evening. add much to
the testiveaeGs OF the place.