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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
sEDAL1A, MO.

Special correspondence Of The Sunday Republic
e1S1'. sedSla i M9 ,s July sMss Mabel Roesehel Of
,, Mrs. James Finneii of Lexington is visiting
Mss; Mrs. John hal haTeourn i%%sn =, ;.
guest Of the family Of Nathaniel Lower. near
Misses Ora and Ethlyn Mitchell and Miss Alma
a White OF - R3Sshsport S are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Campbell and daughter Miss An
ma. are visiting In Kansas City.
~, Mrs John D. Franklin visited in warensburs
Misses Lillian and Edna Epperson departed
the Il & WsIo William PasGe ans % m
O.. L. Martin this summer.
are of Mrs aeerss oT e
Mrs. II Tnefei rn,ei and daughter Miss Edna. ara
Mrs. 2 +. Gresham Is visiting in Kansas City.
ss Mrs. y Harry Arr PisSots Sf Helena. Mont. is tho
Miss Catherine LoeYler was. the guest this
week EEK OF Miss Josephine Husel at Jefferson city.
MSS Mss margaret johns Is visiting friends In
Miss Guss,s ,,1ia saha e goonyills has returned
the family q Franz, Baird + Grand: sysans.
!. Miss Elsie Lohman is the guest Of Miss Ger.
Misses jams Ware and Flo Maekey visited In
Miss stella Smith has returned from visit
Tex. and has for her guest Mrss 4. E +. CAMP.
ben OF Cleburne. Tex. f.3..' = .
Louis. - ., -. :,
! MIsse. Allie and Edna Hanicke ar. visiting in
Mrs. Eleanor Lewia. Miss Annie Lewis ana
AisS Elesnor Dozter Sf 8. Louis arc the suests
Misses frankie Hills ana Dot compbe,l are
visiting at Colorado SpftnGn
v,ar Mrs Ned Spencer ts whiting in Minneapolis.
Nis. Byrd psnis!s q o.,.tn = d. su.st es
! Nh. 5. III Ctpmley 9 yisttfne In Tiptoo.
Misses NSxy Quinn and IaylsA iSiSviS!! ~ - 4
Ice,s ~ WAITING sedaAs zf5ssdsL -
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Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
JerseyVute, H., july o.-atr. and Mrs. j. II.
WaiNewitz anu babe departed Saturday for Pa
ducah. ny.. wnere Airs. Waikewitz Will pass the
summer.
Il. r. Cheney and Doctor al Cheney will depart
soon to pass the REMAINDER OF heated term In
the mountains In Colorado.
Miss Angie Casey of Cnicago is in the city to
pass the summer at the Cutting and Van Horne
pahy OF young people at mouse party In her
honor soon afteI Miss ;asey's arrival.
Misses Eva and Be- nice Davis OF ashland, Ill.
arc guests at the Whitehead homo on East Pearl
street.
: j. n. Ames Of Oregon Wis. is at the home Of
George Wolfe to pass the summer,
Mrs. "A. Engei and son. HeIsnel, of Raymond,
Ill, were recent guests at the Leon Engel place.
Mrs. r. c. Mcclure and child have returned
from visit to relatives III Woodson County.
Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dutfeld have Just returned
from a delightful trip to Oregon and California
ter kas.. hoping the climate may prove bene-
fSai to her health.
Miss Harriet Erwin and Ruth Mellow leave
Aaron T. Simmons a Jerseyvilie boy who was
graduated in architecture from the state Uni
versity at Champaign last June. accepted a po-
sition with Paul o. Moratz at Bloomington. ILL.,.
and after working one week was promoted to the
position OF foreman He Is now receiving q high
er salary than has ever before been paid In this
State to graduate in architecture from that
university.
Porch and settee parties are gaining in favor
tained company Of ladies at porch narty '. at
Misses Goodrich OF Chicago and Mrs. Leeia
city Miss Julia Barr etltertains at a settee par
ty In honor Of these ladies' tonight.
Mrs g. II. Hume Of Rolla, Mo-, and Miss Mary
Eoss Of washington were recent guests Of Mrs
The Clubhouse seems to be a>Yayorite summer
Va,,rh resort for I the Jerssyville people The
last week there.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
PANA. ILL.

Pana: m. July b...Mis. Augusta Paddock de-
Miss Nettie Kerr 10 home from q visit to Car.
hondale friends
Mss Jennie en- 1ay. went so Cincinnati this
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Howard have gone to
BAY View. Mich. where they viii spend the heat
Misses NelI.e. Watkins and Jennie Hook have
gone to Buffalo to attend the Pan-American
The members Of the Art and Pas.ime Club
pic,lcked in Warren's Grove on the Fourth.
Closing the day with an elaborate display Of
Pis Hss s %o.a. Mssr .ps s.,. M::
man viils east q this city. = on nj the . Fourth. nun
nss Mrs n.l.a;. Loo Wall! who has been the guest Of
THURSDAY y, night Mrs. J j. swallow entertained
guest Miss Msnon aehois of cheaso Tse
spacious lawn was brilliantly lighted. the even-
u anded she ss
Miss Sarah King Of Louisville. KY. ID spend
ns the fs wes here with na, Miss tss sads Kp
Frank n. Brown this week.
Mrs; 8. ". Parker has gone to Terrs Hauts to
. Thursday evening Mines. Henry Rennick and
Finley Russell gave a lawn party.
Mrs. Lottie Gladstone. who has been spending
has returned to New York City to resume her
Miss Mary W Mcplv,tt OF Shawnee. Ok. is the
guest OF Pana relatives.
Misses Nellie and Lois Ainsworth have. re-
turned e their home at Champaign. after visiting
The entertainment given by the Pana Pan
the most successful Of its character ever given
here was ely g,ven for the benefit OF the gubic.
this city now have under advisement the Eyins
OF a lady minstrel entertainment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07

MIA Laura Conkwrikht Is visiting in Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. John Heindrck, Of 1ss,.r.on
City were the guests on Sunday Of Ma Milo
Mrs. George Cappel and Miss Murray NJ c,eve.
land o.. and Mrs. McAulln Of Harniiton Cana
da Ia are sol,s,i Visiting @ sedaia friends.
Hoberecht In Kansas City. ' - -
Mrs. Charles Hoffman and daughter Miss
Mamie. departed to-day for San Francisco IN at
tend the Epworth League Convention.
Miss Helen o. Brien OF st. Louis ia the pues. Of
Mrs. J. J. Freeman is visiting In Moheriy-
Miss Bessie Shpley visited In Boonvilie this
week. -
Miss Carrie Slack il visiting a, Green Bay.
Wis. D"''
Mrs Wood Wiley Is visiting friend. and rela-
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Mann attended. the wed.
ding of Miss Nancy Mann in st. Louis on Tues
Airs W. H. Boullt is visiting in Fredericktown
Mrs. II: II; vogts has gone to Windsor for
Mrs. Katie Miller of Nevada Is the pue.t of
Mrs. Sallie Potter Sneed.
Mrs. w. ]. Whiprecnt is visiting in Quincy I'll
Mrs, S. II. Beiler and daughter Miss Mabel
will depart soon for an extended visit to Eastern
Mrs. Myrtle Fitzgerald Of Carlinville. ILL.,, is
the guest Of Mrs. Mary E. Smith, Ninth and
Engineer streets.
:, Miss Violet Laupheim,r Is visiting a. 1tasca
Tex.
Mrs F. H. Grubbs Is visiting In Springfield.
Mrs. G. F. Mathews and daughter Miss Grace
are visiting at Eurslca Springs.
Mr.. Charles A Dupford OF Jefferson City and
Miss Jeanette Gauze of Sedalia were married 4;
the Sacred Heart Church on Monday. In tS
the home OF Miss Bessie Brnton on South Lar
mine avenue.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

Mrs Marshall Baker has returned to her home
Miss Katherine Blackmier has returned to her
home in 1 Webster Groves from Ashevilie, n c. :
guests Ms. 9, 3, Mrs. F. G: aeneken il CLAYTON. w
granddaughter MISS Mary Buchanan. are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harthood in webster Groves.
Kats AVsry Of wbse1 aroxes as been visiting
,tsii1s Miss Constance o. Moody Of Webster Groves is
Harry j. Bristol Of Kansas City vas visiting bis
and rs Harvey Pasne of spansh k.
naXe nay, , gone TO 70 .BlesdinE'' Kansas, where they
WI Nh. .esae y = fhs sups Mis-. He,.n,,.n
par us r Of gsovss Will de-
the in ths rhompsSn %hess snsy
Mrs John Ruhl has returned to her home in
Clay Clayton after visit of several weeks to rela-
Misses Irene and Sadie McElhinney of clayton
Roanss on S1s5 feam their sister Mrs
cisG,o, Mrs Ed MeDenaid aud Miss Nora Mcdonald Of
Mr. and MRS seeasan Boses wi wfnn dep.rt
orlow fheH vii ior trip to the Rocky Mountains. where
Miss Alma pens stranbe sas s'sr aane r.s.s. .. n,r
nome last night In Clayton in honor OF her eiRht-
esa.a s',dihsMiz snd Ms anniysAIS E. Reed n.v,
Their nhir home in Kirkwood from trip to ST. James.
Mrs. w; A Ross ef xirkwo,od is visi.in. her
brother, l Henry MePherson; ia Boonyiile. A''
Beach, where che will spend the summer oA1~
fsy i Bay 6 wfs,se! vsS s 5eve' is SPEND
Miss Hazel Hogan Of webster Grnves IN vts,t,n,
Iriends in Kansas City.
p.a Mrs. AUGUST Ruell. who has been visiting Mrs.
home in St Louis ~ Aee1neo 70 hes
m, Mrs Charles Robinson and Miss Carey Robin
Minneapolis ' NHp1ts 'Als week ZOE
aadr Mrs F. Williams of Kirkwood is visiting in
M Mrs; .: F, Bryan of k,rkwood 4. Waiting In
Mrs j: H. Kicker and Miss Bessie Parr of
hirkwood arc visiting in Buffalo N
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
MANITOU.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic
Manitou, Colo. July 6.-Reports Of the extreme
neat in the East and Middle States seem like
Dreams to those who have been In Colorado the
past fortnight. All passenger trains from the
East are coming In from three to Ave sections,
md the railroad men beginning to be AnxIs sus
lest they shall not be able to handle the crowds
that are focking to the mountains. Manitou did
not celebrate the FouMh with any rayeant, but
the small boy and the drecrackpr kept things
noisy during the day. In the evening q display
OF fireworks was sent up from the summit Of
Fixes Peak. Later in the evenIn: various dan
eng and card parties were held at the different
hotels.
A party Of st. Louis peoale who arrived Tues
day and will remain Tor he GUNNER 10 cora-
posed OF Mrs James carp,nc.r. Mrs. J. r.
Laughlin. Mrs. NJ. C.. White and F. W. White.
Theodore Davis is registered the mansions,
and Mr.. c. E. vandervoort Of Butler, No., II
stopping at the ST. Elmo with his wife ard s,n.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Layton and T. K. Layton Of
St. Louis and Mr.. s. NJ. Cornett Of Mexlcos No.,
are recent arrivals.
Mr.. L. L. Loeb Of st. Louis arrived last week.
A. J. Battner Of wellsviiie. No.. Is spens.us .
few days here.
+. 2. knowles Of St, LOUIS. a: J; Ford Of
Louis arrived the first Of the week.
j. W. Mason OF st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Michan OF Mafyville, Mo-. and George W. OTth
OF st. Louis are recent arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McJimsey OF Vfncenneg. and
the Misses Mamie S. Pierce and Emma Shuttle
or St Louis are recent arrivals.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
JAMESTOWN.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
r l. Jay island .:
Of weather as I, has seen In years. The roads
s, 'es 81 SAID % 4a se' s s the the asy e 4ss
slmabIy for economical reasons. hardly gets
s Hss dsssIs siS on 0 assy as h m PIE
discounted by dust than others. from the fact
to the hill. are T macadamized and kept in fne
condAtfun- Huge masses OF red and white wild
render the air air in In that vicinity delishtfuy fla-
Surf bathing is being indulssd in more and
line of lighthouses with a pier extending well
residents esa claim nSns TSs gpoes
s as aas .sS s IL Ss. TIE
Of the shoreny Hill people. the public beng per.
mitted init . 70 walk on 1t during The evening. but
The Board OF Management Of the ouonenoquoe
aWn fsss seh she the entire sn st. a conc
tingent was invited to- attend. from to SO
tea frappe 1saa nes ess. and frn:
were served on the lawn. In the evening there
Edwasd % %s!iees1ods. nc . IT,. who s.. APARTMENTS
At ,t caayssy arsss ha Han At where +: has
town for few days before departing Tor Europe
Last sunday afternoon number Of 81. L0uis
to to-. hear Bishop coadjutor W. u. Movickar
Judge and Mrs. Amos N. rhayer and the:r
AZ the ass VsS sh.ss apart
TAents nave been engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin q. Smith. with their two
CHILDREN. Chi! have arrived to pass the sum,,eT with
Bailey. Mr. Bailey is making an addition to his
house.. which Is one OF the most imposing here
by eniarXias the dining-room-
Harry Potter has Joined his parents here. Nj.
and Mrs. Henry s. Potter, cfter graduating from
Harvard College. Young Potter, with psrty Of
friends. went to New London last week In the
catboat Francis TO witness tho Yale-Haxvard
boat race.
Mr. and Mrs. John David Davis went to New
York Tuesday TO meet their son, LionbsEy@
DAYS.. who is returning from his European trip.
Mrs. Charles s. Taussig and Misc Madeline
Taussig who are at the Chandler cottage, are
here for their sixteenth season.
Thomas Francis. son OF ex-GoyeTnor David r.
season. -
This will undoubtedly be . banner week for
jamestown Tor 80 early in, the season. Every
boat brings more. Of the summer colony. The
requests for rooms at the hotels ero very
fast.
MI. and Mrs c. H. west have arrived At
Mhorsan., iho ,Cottags No: where they viii pass
ringhaus and the Misses NiedrinEhaue
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
SPRINGFIELD, MO.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
July fsn and RrawM Mrs .,
warth- Tex; are kue,ts Of relatives here her row. -
Clements and Mrs Salem Cope.
ns ssenS the
! he Rocking Chair Club was entertained by
- Miss % Birdie % Atwood gave ave. a reception Friday
in honor of her guest Miss Ross OF Texas.
homes in St LOUIS. h after visit to Miss Rose
Mrs William Rhodes and Miss Marie Owen arc
visiting relatives in Kansas City.
Mrs. Florence McLaushin and little daughter
nave gone to Portland. Me-, to spend the summer
Mrs Otis Patterson and children are. the guests
of Mrs. Elton Murray at her country home. near
Miss: Gertrude. Guthrie. has returned to her
home in Mount Vernon. after visit to Miss Lou
Mr. and Mrs: T: n: Ramsey of San Antonio.
MIS-. Ed Mccullough has returned from a visit
TO relatives in Chicago.
81 Mrs Johnson a, Of Is the guest
Misses Esteile and Willie Hinton have gone
p.ests eits. No.. and Mr. CHARLES b. Dsyi. f
Mrs. Arthur Dodd- The couple will reside in
Master Edward carinaek celebrated his eighth
esthaa Mfs Ed Ts Mer sSs Esa M1s
honor of Mrs. Lanlpson and Miss Carrie Lampson
of Philadelphia. Those present Were: Mrs. Lanp-
son: Miss Carrie Iampsen: NJ. and Mrs Franz
Lloyd Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Augusta
F.ai Fer. Misses Sue and katherine Winston.
Rctsr:s. Misses Eleanor and Elizabeth Hall.
katherine and Mamie Gardner Katherine Car
mack. Elizabeth Donaldson. Eunice Robards:
Msssrs. nS Edward and and Harry Merritt Frank Car
Professor Charles Smiley, Dwight Newton will
up9ea ran Louis Hubbell and Doctor Nixon.
Little Miss Mildred Lee celebrated her fifth
Mrs. John Schnook and Mrs. George Cutler en-
fS ffSrtained At cards Thursday In honor OF Mrs.
we're: Mrs Davis, Mrs: Frank Bennett, Mrs.
bricks, Mrs: Harry Vaughan. Mrs. II. w. Kill
buck, Mrs: Palmer, Mrs. c. F. Beegle. Miss Eiba
Bouslog. Miss Carrie Finton and Miss Faith
The Reverend and Mrs. Henry Little enter
tained the members Of Calvary Presbyterian
Miss Lillian lHymes gave a picnic at Doling
pss Louiss,ns Ky Thoee presents 1 ells. wsre:
n.y Dot Leayitt, Craze Morgan. Clara Moist.
sae Rsy snyder Sas Gordon TsS
aIdson Burte Hclbrook. Frank Maddiii Frank
Walker. Doctor Hammonds and Samuel Wear.
Tee Tne party was chaseroned BY Mr. and Mrs.
4 reception was given by Mrs Milton Baker
Friday afternoon from to 6. She was assisted
N TTessisins By Mrs 6 " Hackney Mrs George.
a assisted by Misses May Waddill. Alma Campbell.
and Eula Pipkin.
party and dance Thursday evening In honor OF
Miss Nan lie Bolt of Pioua o
Miss Georgia Davis is visiting in St LouiA !.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
MATTOON, Ill.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Mattoon July B.-Mrs, George H. Mosscr has
returned from visit to Carlinvile.
Miss Julia Roper OF Chicago is guest of Miss
clottide Wilson. Mrs. Samuel NJ. Owings gave a
tea party In Miss Roper's honor Tuesday even
INK.
Mrs John r. voigt, Sr.. and son. John r.
voiSt. Jr.. State Attorney of Coles County. and
Mise McKelvie sailed from New York Thurs
tour Germany until September. Miss McKelvie
will vssft IN Scotland until New Year's..
Miss Sarah Bower gave a lawn fete Saturday
superintendent W. NJ. Duane Of the st. Louis
division of the Big -Four and wife have returned
from a visit In the East.
Professor and: Mrs B. r. Arrnitage have re-
NJ: md Nrs. &C., n. Rick ana Mrss Laura
TroEdeas h4ve returned hum q sotourn In Dam
VILE and .1ndianasa oils. Ind.
Cblonel +. r. Weaver OF San Jose, Cal. former
I2stmaster here. a spending month " the
The Reverend A. q. Bergen Is ii Cincinnati, O.:
), Ma Jss'ts Reynolds . visiting N saffaio'
Misses Della and Irene Eppinger OF Cincinnati.
o.. are visiting Mr.. Arthur Sornmer.
Mis. Latte Henley e spending severa weeks
liiss. Helen seansti b whiting in weskeshs..
HrussssJoeeph Ius Boyle and daughter. Mis Jo.
eIhine OF PstiA Tex-s are guests Of Ars. 1.... ..
iSs NSa kas,e {. sopts ias returned +. s. c,ccd.
S sss: II seSes & ~ assts sss s,ssss ss
l1 EaEs3gt Noyse hAs Srstuznsd sefe1 = vseAs
Uot0U% - q
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
ASBUnY PAnk.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Dspuh1aA
inK 70 Toe serssy coass IesoSss by I've ssaa ~
taous.no.- Inc hoteis At As.uiy faxk ere ooina
= DusAiiess neAriy twice nss,vj ~ IN ~ 0Da6.
ing Wees OIL tne Juiy season AS0a 4[
Esvelyoooy. old a4-a young. uAa spant pgAo.
portion OF the v.siIors have taken two ..betnS.'
uAy-tn&t II. frvm unIn Il aud IIum Asa % .
ociock 70 accomrnooats the cxVwos .t0unasr'
frontage OF Asnury Park, nAs opened anolnAr
bAlinnx GIouna. Land bIeezen, Wl.Acn nave ngo-
waved part of sveiy Gay. nave mAds even ~
oury fAfk not thus week during the Sogon06nn.
Ans brAclnx sea breeze was sure 70 senst M,
however, BY noun.
man House. whose proprietor announces Inf be
Las Secured eminent oivinss 70 preach IN etnS
Casino every sunday during the saso1 So,sns
house TO attend DIVINE service.
The drsss balls on the evening ef ths Ioakth
MIC disp.sy on the Seacn u. clo1d "a o,.SSrssd "a
the scores OF hotels At at least thirty a vll3ch
there were special patriotic nops. Tns dasG1ac-
hurst Inn at Alrenhurst wipes iron Sho Je11sy
coast ons Of its most fasniouable. hostalFtS1.
Among the IT'S guests who dragged whas Nv
ing the dinner hour, the CRY Of 'Tfrsrs .faAg
through the Inn. wers Thsedcfs AyG aA4 n4ily
g, 81 Log!s %s. and nd NJ s.S =. nc c.. e
Ns5.ooo worth. Of hotel and eottass psepsrsy "a
sropsaY an " ,ss sss y: .tss .s e 6
Mr.. and Ma 3 p speed q 81 Loun ne
The Coleman HOUSE = sntertaining lnwRzbsy
Prswitt and Miss Lucilis PTswttt a cel1HAl&
Prominent among Western sueses bsrS m 1fts
August Kern and family aad xrA u KsH Of
Il Doctor q. n. csnpbsf os 81. Ioui, has A,en
here attending the annual mssttne Of u N{y
Jersey Medical Society at Dsal. sS :
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
SOCIETY IN MISSOURI AND
SMALL NEIGHBORINE CITIES.
Kansas City, Jefferson City St Charles sedaa Joplin Springfield
Hannibal Alton, Edwardsville, Mattoon, Pana,
Paducah Eureka Springs.

Mrs. Horace Tolle has returned from Laeon.
Misses Leslie Majors and Eva DiehI are visit
Ing in Buffalo. n. Y.
Mrs. Frank Hamilton gave a reception Mon
day evening In honor of Mrs. w. A. Murdock of
Chicago. president of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers. More than
80 guests were present. including guests from
Charleston.
Miss Eta Ayes entertained Tuesday evening.
A salmagundl contest was the feature.
Miss Eta Euggins gave progressive cinque
of Decatur. The prizes were by Miss Ger
triide Wood. and Mr.. William Anderson.
Mrs. Joseph Salkeld returned to St Louis Mo-,
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Preston Walker.
Miss Florence Garner Is spending the summer
in Milwaukee. Wis.
Miss Frances Drish has returned from Cham
paign. where she visited Miss Cora Amsbary.
Misses Grace and Mamie Chapman gave tea
Wednesday evening for Miss Neil Means of Paris
Miss Vera McCamant has returned from Hutch
inson. kas accompanied by Miss Birdie Camp
Mrs. Ole Saler. guest of Mrs Leon Sumerlin
has returned to indianapolis. Ind
Mrs. James Ballentfne has returned from Chi
cago.
The Young Peoples Social Club gave q hay
ride 10 Crystal Lake Thursday evening.
Miss Mabel Youts entertained the G. q. s. Z.
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Georgia shane is spending three weeks in
Ohio.
Mrs. Men Henley gave dinner party Friday
night In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lawson OF Terre Haute.
Ind. are guests of Judge and Mrs. L: c. Henley.
Miss Edna Heermans entertained Friday even
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-07
LAKE cHAUTAuaUA. n. Z.
Special Correspondence Of Tn. Sunday, Repu1

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Repubiic
.r1s Shs cnaus11usu. snt1 ~ July sTns twenty.
opened on Wednesday amid ringing OF bells and
floating Of colors Hundreds Of people have been
asssss aasaE hs ef rs sns ssssmSs 'h
twentieth Century Of: far-famed Cnautsuqua.
and there with Inviting hotels and cottages. and
breezes season promise. to % be the na isrsss;
and bes: in AZ the history Of the assembly.
.Ssssn DssiiHs assisssd Of &: &:
Chautauqua conyocation open at II O'clock. A
BIsiop John E Vincent. % who IS E ststisned 'I IN
Europe for the present 2 was road and heartily
Be g shs scs sse
assembly ass n owes 60 much to him for his able
pal address. which was delivered by " Captain
the enthusiasm Of the audience can be e Ina sirasd %
Which both pess
ing to his auditors. Captain Hobson is strong
carried. carried ogs by The Government With . lew
and anecdotes OF sailors life, his address was
chautaudua is noted for her concerts. riv.n
by Doctor H. 4. Palmer. The fiist Of these Sc vas M
Ads shsfass oSffnk es!essSS ssS Ms Mss
Grace Lillian Carter. contraito. q ses,en: Mr.:
Mr., John lawrence Knowles. basso. Of OF New
York CITY, were the principal soloists. Mrs
Carriers voice was especially admired. and ase
promises to be very popular during her two
weeks engagement here: Other singers viii ar
mueic. - - $50 W
IN the evening Mis-. Katharine E. oliver ssve
and American Aaihors sn The lighting sh q se0ss sse
$50 was beautiful sight There were about
2W nres. entirely surrounding the lake, covering
2 distance Of about thirty miles This iiIumina,
ton Is one OF the most attractive features OF the
opening Of tue assembly. There were many eyi-
dences Of patriotism ut alt points around the
lake on the Fourth. Thousands Of dollars was
spent IN fireworks. and the lake was brilliant as
1t reflected the illumination. l's' :
Saturday Witnessed the opening Of the summer
schools. Hundreds OF students seek learning and
recuperation combined In the halls Of thS ccI--
lsgs. ls and aiong the shores Of the lake. a fse-
colleges and universities of the United StaSes,
form the Board Of instruction. More sfudents
are expected this year than ever before Pro-.
fessor sherwood Of chicago u st the head OF
the musical department. - sss7s - s
Not many people have arrived at ~ various
resorts around the lake. though many 81 Ioiiis
gsCp,s are exRsctsd st 5fsswooa and Poiat
xegt1tesed q: the Hotel A1hsnasuna ~
n 6 1e1slstl. -, - 9 ~ 49,