The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-06

culinary department. The prices are said
10 be about per cent more than they are
about Is per cent higher than they are In
New York and Boston. In Newport about
seventy-rve families OF the cottage colony
nave ciupbed together and are now hay-
ing their provisions come direct from Full
ton Market. t New York. three times a
week. AZ a great saving. jamestown cot
tagers may nave TO 10 something OF this
sort finally II TIE islanders do not refrain
from Killing the goose that lays the golden
esS. Atmoers e the Shorehy Hnl Dining
Club. who are all 81. Louis people ayoId
this trouble by paying their caterer $40 or
W each per week where they have an ac-
ceptabie menu and where they are certain
TO meet no objectionable persons Not onIy
Do they get this advautace. bur tnev are
SdNeI Ih- trouble OF maintaining a culinary
cottages. w"
In connection with the Quononquot club
tltrc - a bowling alley. 4 small and in
nOccnt anSir as one can imagine some rer
sons like 10 Try their hand al bowling oc-
caslonaily ANA II sometimes happens that
thcN wish 10 do 80 in the eveuiu. Last
summer the very much respected fauiI,- Of
elderly people living In a cottage OF rather
close proximity made formal comDlaint 10
'ne Town authorities that the bowling at
right disturbed their slumbers and that Ihey
wished 10 have the annoyance suppressed
toTthNlth- rms pGt a quistGs or bowling
for q time. but This year the clrb have
gotten around the matter very nLraIy nv
using solid rubber balls and rubber bands
around Ihr pins. which had to be imported
from Switzerland. This reduces he noise OF
bowling to q minimum and thus every
body - made happy The club gave a for
mal opening and reception With free en-
trance. on the Fourth. Tea vas sa-yed on
the Tiazzl, an orchestra played on the Lawn
and there WAS q large Cgncaurse OF hand
SOuely guwned ladies' in attendance. The
affair was under the direction OF the presI-
dent. Doctor George SIcCIeIIand and the
treasurer. ]. u. Lpp!nCOtt.
Mrs. Alfred H Jones and Miss Kate
Johnson have arrived at BeIeour. Doctor
J.. r. JohusOn's cottage for the remainder OF
the GuFumnr. The Inlw=nwa raNa wTrs fhaFr
nauhtha launch. LuRee. into commission.
Mr.; and Mrs. John ". Harrison and
family have arrived At the =. \. Farfis
cottage. They have with them az their
guests for the summer Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Read and daughters OF Fort Smith. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ManInckTodt are
ensconced At their Shor-by Hill domici!e.
Edward Mallinckrodt. IT.. came on In his
new Winton automobile. which he expects
TO find very useful on the island this sum
meF.
Mrs A stickney. Ms stIckney and Miss
V Sttckney have rented the Weeden cot
tace for the summer. whore they arrived n
few days ago. Mr.. Stickney NIL be here
on and on as business permits.
DrVille Paddock and Miss q. g. Paddock
nave enEaged apartments at the Bay NOy-
age Hotel. for the month OF july
Howard l. O'FaIlon and Harold II. Kauf-
man are registered at the Gardner House
for a few days. Mr.. Kaufman i about to
join James T. Drummoli for = short yacht
ing cruise along the New England coast.
Judge Amos VI. Thayer has been obliged TO
cancel his reservation at one Of the hotels
toT the present on account Of Illness in the
family.
EphrOn Catlin. Jr. one OF the brightest
boys on the island. having finished hts pre-
paratory course at ST. Paul's School. will
enter Harvard next fall.
Mrs. Charles 5. Taussi= and Miss
Madeleine Taussig are at the Chandler Cot
taGe for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Francis. Jr.. have
come East from St. Louis for the summer.
They are now visiting Mrs. Francis aunt.
Mrs. Charles r. Waters. At her country
place In Peppcrell. Mass.