The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

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| hoteIs are full Of St. Louisans
Some additions TO the attractions Of Lake
Minnetonka this year are the two new club
, Lafayette Clubhouse at Minnetcnka Hearh
| and the Ire Yacht Clubhouse situated on an
Island in st. Louis Bay. Both olub-houses
! are unique and artistic in their arrange
| lnents and appointments.
Among the ST. 1.Ou.sans who remained in
M. E:s last winter are the family of
| and Mrs. ]. r Ferguson. Mrs. Evans re-
| manned In Excelsior all winter and Mrs.
| Ferguson has been here for several wcsks.
ooth ladies' are stopping at tneir old head
| quarters, the Sampson House.
Mrs J: b. Poorman and her daughter.
Mrs J. T. GIL who like Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. Ferguson are well known at this re-
sort and always among the first 10 arrive.
departed from ST. Louis ON June IL, coming
| up the river on the steamer Quincy. Dw-
Ing to the low state of the water at the
| time of their trip these ladies' enjoyed the
novelty OF finishing their journey from a
point some distance below ST. Paul On d
dancing barge.
Other St. Lousans who have already been
here are Mrs; $. B: Parsons and her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Scott 4. Parsons They
game In the last part of April 20 visit Mrs.
Nj A Evans. their mother and grand
mother, respectively. Their visit was cut
short, however, by the fatal Illness OF Doc
tor S. 3. Parsons
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hausman Of St Louis
arrived at the lake in the beginning of May
and will remain until late In the fail. They
occupy their new cottage. which is situated
on a hill in Excelsior overlooking the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hausman spend all the time
they can on their sailboat.
MIR: and Mrs. Clinton Udell of St Louis
are here for months outing. having ar
rived OF June !. They are stopping at the
Sampson House Excelsior Mr.. udell is
fond of fishing. and has made some big
catches in bass and pickerel.
Lee Rensis of Kansas City, have returned
home atteT an enjoyable visit to Mrs.
George West al West Point, Excelsior.
Mr.. Auguste b. Ewing's cottage at Casco
Point. Spring Park, will not be occupied this
year Messrs; Fred and Charles Ewing ex-
pect to pass the summer as usual at Spring
Park. but will be the guests of Lewis NJ
Rumsey, Jr.. in the Rumsey cottage.
Lewis NJ. Rumscy. !r., and two of his Sis
friend, Miss /; NJ, Wallace Of St. Louis.
arrived at the lake on June 20. They came
up the river on the steamer Quincy, with
beng seriously Ill on the boat Mrs Rumsey
stopped off with him at Winona MINI.
where he subsequently died. The children
arrived at Winona before their fathers
death on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Dunbar of Princeton,
III, are passing part OF their honeymoon
at the Hotel La Paul, Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hudson OF Farming
ton, Mo, came up to the lake by way "f
the river couple OF weeks ago, and have
been stopping at the White House, Excel
sior. They expect to visit other lakes in
the Northwest before returning home.
Mrs Y T. Muckle OF ST. Louis has been
visiting relatives in Minneapolis and cNpac:s
to spend short time at the lake before "e-
turning home.
Mir. A. j. Joslin of Aurora H., has been
a guest in the last week at the Lake Park
Hotel! from which he made several fish
ing excursions.
Mrs. w. w. Conklin and daughters of st.
Louis have arrived and are stopping at
Maple Heights on the upper lake.
Mr. Arthur II. Foote of St Louis has
been. taking a much-needed rest with his
family at Prior Lake for several weeks. and
will return home next week. Mr.. Foote has
enjoyed the boating and fishing at this re-
SORT. auG has been much benefited BY his
holiday. Mrs. Foote. with her daughters;
remain ut Prior Lake tor some time; They
are stopping at the Graiawoud Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smyth Of st. Louis are
also at Prior Lake, where they arrived this
week. 'and viii occupy Sunrise Cottage for
Mrs. James f. Clark of St Louis and two
of her daughters. Miss Ella Clark and MRS.
James a. Bartlett. j.. and little daughter,
departed from ST. Louis on the steamer
Dubuque several weeks ago, and are now
at Prior Lake. whore they will occupy their
pretty cottage on Julian Point for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Clark stopped
off at st. Paul for a few days to visit
lake Mrs. Herbert J. MacGinnitie of 81.
Louis arrived at Prior Lake last week 20
pass the season with her mother at Julian
Point Another daughter of Mrs Clarks
Miss Harriet i. Clark. who has been in New
York all winter studying art, is expecte!
at Prior Lake in July.
Mrs Robert Il. Little Of St. Louis will !
also arrive in July, to remain all summer /,
at Prior Lake as II guest in the Clark cot
taye
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim T. Price. with their
daughter and Sim Price. Jr.. arrived at |
Prior Lake this week. They will occupy |
Sunrise Cottage for the season,
The daughters OF the Reverend Doctor |
Holland of st. Louis, the Misses Theo. and |
Ems Holland: are guests at Grainwoot |
Hotel. Prior Lake. where they expect to !
remain for the summer
Still another guest expected at the hos !
pitabie Clark cottage in July is Miss Alice |
Petttnsili. the st. Louis pianist.
Other ST. Louisans who will participate |
in the musical features of entertainment at I!
Prior Lake this summer are Messrs. Amb- !
Ter. Boothby, Poston and Paul Grace of the |
St Louis High School Mandolin Club. They |
are camping on the upper lake. near the |
Clark cottage. at Julian Point
Professor c. A Preyer of Kansas Univer- |
sity and Mrs. Prsyer and their children are |
guests at the Naples, Prior Lake, where |
they expect to remain for the season.
Among the late arrivals at Lake Park |
Hotel, Lake Minnetonka, are Mr. Robert |
Mann Woods and daughter of Joliet. iii. |
Mr.. Harry Rubey of Macon City Mo,
was at Lake Mipnetonka for a short time