The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

sidered exceedingly unique. 2rr. A. Straus
came down with his family Just for the
night for he IS one VINO Fever misses the
Eastman annual-and went back 10 ST.
Louis on the first train Wednesday morning.
W. B. Archer and J. s.. Pyeott. also found
time to get away for the night and they had
a warm reception, David Bows was another
who came down from the city for the bali.
| Mrs. Cyrus +. Bltnke attracted favorable
attention by the elegance Of her gown ana
her rubies- She Wore some OF the finest
..pigeon-bloods' that have been seen here
The St. Louis crowd at the Eastman con-
tinues to grow daily. and for the most part
they are people who want 10 make as
much as possible of the only too short sea-
son. More than any other colony they love
out-of-door sports. and the suggestion of
q golf match, coaching party or eques-
trian picnic Is always readily seconded by
St LouiSans.
The Misses Lille. Dorothy and Einie An
heuser are among the enthusiastic fire.
quenters OF the course and with Mrs. ]. Il.
Blank. their mother. make a pretty party
as. mounted on four lively blacks. they
speed over the hard galway that leads
to the private course. All are excellent
horsewomsn and know how to handle the
beasts even In the carnival crowds as their
experience Of Wednesday bore witness
Park Won Wedelstaedt If st. Louis. also
at the Eastman is an ardent horseman. He
has his own mounts here and they are all
show horses. many having won blue rib
bons on the Southern circuit.
Mrs. F. L. Ford and Mrs. II. b. Ferguson
are constant piazza companions and usually
Lake al dbDul Y -sipuIltdll luSI ne
fore the cool Of the evening comes. VIII
liam A. Gardner is somewhat OF an idl.r
among the active SGT from his city. What
exercise he takes is in the shape OF noun
tain walking and he answers the raillery of
his friends by saying that he does many
more miles daily than any imagine. Mr..
j. Henderson Smith Is also at the Eastman
with Mrs. Smith. They are paving much
attention to the bathing regulations and
Nc" the mountain unit 9ncs a day; Mr.: and
dinners. are maintaining their reputation
this year at the Eastman with some of tho
daintiest feasts that the chef can be caioled
ii. f. Leason and Il. II. Raining are
among those who came TO Hot Springs tor
Mr. and Mrs. McK!ttrick Jones of st.
Louis are occupying one of the fine suites
TIA, front on the National Park; at the
active part in the social doings of their
fellow-townsmen-
lie St. Louis Country Gu crowd made
things hum in the Eastman while they
were there. and aroused a deep interest in
the golf match which they had come down
City Country Club would cross sticks with
them. but the Missouri people failed to put
in an appearance. so a club Of Chicago men
was organized from among visitors. They
William Carter. John S. Carter. J.. S. Walk
salph i> MekittrieE, E E, Mainly sasSf Hode sasna and
Robert Mudd. The match planned for to-
morrow-an open handicap-in which the
trophy Is the Park Hotel cup. a fine bit of
silversmith's work. has awakened deep in
terest among the st. Louis golfers. and
many have entered the lists already and
had their handicaps set.
Among other st Louisans at the Eastman
are: Jack II. Frost. w. B. Switzer. Mrs.
n T. Cook. Edward Murphy and valet,
Mrs, L W. Post and child II. F. Lesall,
L H. Frayser, J.: F. Carr. H Holtz. Jr.:
Miss Anna Hugh. Ben ]. Devlin. F. P. Hart.
E r .Tuttle. E. X. BEETLE, Peter Haupt-
man, Mrs. J. F. Aiken. r. A. Baird. Mrs.
NJ. A. McMullen, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hill
!iary. Robert H Leach and a. P Staf-
ford. AmorR the ST. Louis people noticed
were: Mrs c. p. breckenridge. Mrs. T.
Haggerty. Miss Laughlin. Miss Ella
Mrs. Estill McHenry. Mrs. ]. F. McKin-
ney. David Ranken. Jr.; Colonel ". c. For
dyce, N. W. Mcleod. James l.. Hemp. Doc