The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
JAMESTOWN, r. 4.

sp.cia, correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
jamestown. r.. L., Aug. I.-Shoreby Hin folk
snd some Of the hotel guests had a little Diver
sion the other afternoon when the second 80
oiety wedding Of the season TOOK place
Matthews Church. Miss Frederick Louise Ioa-
gers. daughter Of the late Rear Admiral John
Rodgers. and Robert Giles. scn OF the late rev
= erend Robert Giles. canon OF Lincoln came
dral. England. were the high contracting par
ties" The bride. who was given in MARRIAGE ny
her brother. Lieutenant Commander hooe-r-'
wore n gown Of white silk muslin. trimmed VITA
point lace. and a white hat with planes. IA
carried a bouquet OF white roses The brides
maid wore a gown Of white lace, trimmed With
pink. and a large black hat.
The bathing season is now in full blast. the
lighthouses being all taken. There are many fine
~ imueTs among the summer residents here.
nnd at high tide Knowles wharf presents a
striking picture. with so many bathers thereon
A number Q; the young ladies are experts in
Giving from the wharf. and some OF thssr dives
are far better than their male friends. The
hs theirs are often annoyed and hindered by sail
boats. which come within too close proximity for
safety.
Work on the new temporary golf course is
progressing rapidly and IL is expected to be I'm
ished by August !. On that date the clubhouse
vii; be Officially opened for the season. with a
reception. The grounds have been examined by
an expert and have been pronounced fully as
good as those at Newport. II has been decided
to have a nlne-hoie course. seven on the Little
neld farm. which comprises 100 acres. AMI two on
Skoreby Hill land. The shortest distance be-
w cen NJ NOTES Is 10 NsE0Ss WIN ~
Is So. The fee for membership has been made
as follows. Fifteen dollars for two persons OF
une family and s. for each additional member.
$40 for single tickets. IS for two months. - Tor
ne month. or 80 cents for one day To enable
outsiders to play. daily membership tickets may
be obtained at certain hotels, without action o.
the Electing Committee. Much credit Is due the
promoters for this piece OF enterprise. Papers
have just been filed IN Providence for the incor-
porauon Of this club. with John David Davis as
one Of the incoTporators.
arinps for fha lanA<f0vVN fate ara going
on, and increasing interest is being manifested
Among the features already decided upon are q
ooG snow. baby show and a boat race. Games
ana dancing will also be included In the pro-
gramnc.
placed about the various streets for tho recep-
tion OF waste paper. ETC. This is an effort IN
highways will be kept In mucn better condi-
ton.
H fSepoft 70 Ms YIN, William 7; Bull: Who is at
e.. Blaine. Jr, Of Washington.
vs ssnues {; Davis T. here on auxiliary steam m,
the remainder Of the season; Harold Kaufman
mr. DAVIS. ' who is but ats q On years. ena.a oi ID h !. s sasst 10
be one Of the richest men In s.. Louis
visit with her uncle and aunt. Doctor and Mira
Archbishop Ryan OF Philadelphia arrived here
Wednesday as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
MI. and Mrs. Howard Benoist are jus, now en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. James Of
st. Louis.
Dwight Davis. who has somewhat recently re-
turned from Engiand will be at Newport for
here nights and make his headqusrters al the
Gardner House. as usual. MIR. Davis has many
friends here among the cottage colony. -
Frost and her mother. Mrs. sSerinsen. have
M w sf sne + sa sos s.eI Sas h9 peslrp.d to 81. 1ou,,
IN .ccognt Of the ifines. Of her husband. Judge
gSsie; They have sublet their cottage styled
the Slocum cottage. TO Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
NieirfnChauS fhrpA Cnildreu and gpveruR4l WIN
l. J. Harvard. child and nurse. has since Ar
sister-in-lsw 70 Mrs. Niedrineh.ns Mt. Hay
ward is expected to come on this month
Howard o'Fsllon arrived at the Bay View last
n. F. Pierce and J.. A. Steward are here cruis-
Commodore Dodge OF the conanicut Yacht Club
is making, PREPARATIONS for the Commodore's
Arthur B. shepiey Of s. Louis is at Newport.
the guest Of MI. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
S. Brice and by Mrs. Potter Palmer.
make hitting rivals e Maud Muller. only they
s sssG or Of 9, 5smss;swn a III: . a,aas,s;. ORR is I.
conanicut. which made extra trips for the oc-
warships and yachts. Which were sorseousiy IL
Illuminated. likewise the streets Of Newport: which
was headed by dsaersl Joseph wheeisr: Who
Was the cynosure OF all eyes and was cheered
Al the shoreby Hin Dining Club this dinner
menu was served to the ST. Louis cottagers last
Tomato Bisque Soup.
Roast soi! si1,oi sa'% on Beef fsf BIS: sau GRAVY.
Young Duck; Stuffed and ROssted: App. Sauce
Sliced cueumber. Green Pease.
Chocolate Ice Cream.
Tea. Fruit. Coffee,