The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

Mo, returned home last week. after a So
: journ at the lake Of several weeks.
Mrs. J. B. Bemis of Minnetonka Beach
entertained some thirty-tiye ladies last week
with a sweet-pea luncheon at the Mime
toaka Club. the guests of honor being Mrs.
VIII Penrose of st. Louis and Mrs. j. ID.
Smith of Macon City, Mo. After an elabo-
rate luncheon n tour OF the lake was made
by the entire party on the steamer Acte.
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph H.. Barr OF st. Louis
LETT home over six weeks ago for a SUM.
mer jaunt. and after visiting Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs. Manitou. Salt Lake City and
the Yellowstone Park they came to Mime
the close of the season as guests at the
Hotel lie Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demiter Of ST. Louis. VINO
have been guests for some time at the
E White House. Excelsior. returned home last
week, stopping on route TO visit friends
In Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Reynolds Of
! louisiana. Mo-. arrived last week and are
! guests at the White House. Other recent
are Misses Alena and Mayme Williams and
Charles F. Soldan Of Macon and Oliver c..
Browning of Lees Summit. Mo.
Theodore Weinshauk OF CarlinvilIe. ILL.,. is
among the late arrivals at the Hotel lie
Paul. Excelsior. Miss Dart of Rock Island.
Ill. is q guest at the Sutherland villa,
! Christmas Lake.
! Mrs. Frank Lansdale of st. Louis has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles w.
Lansdale Of Minneapolis and will remain in
Minnesota until the close Of the season.
SAA1- A@AAAAiA ~ ~. @~CNAN A4eS I'll
joyed an outing AT this lake this season
A party of st. Louis ladies who recently
Quincy and enjoyed a weeks outing at
Minnetonka consisted of Mrs. r. Bowen.
Mrs. H. c. Gerhard and Mrs. NJ. L. Fritche.
While here they were guests of Mrs. Cod
fey at Well-Come Inn. Excelsior
Mrs. G. r. Adams of Whitehall. H.. ar
rived he-e 4 couple of weeks ago and Is
Chesley OF Excelsior. who was formerly a
resident of Whitehall.
Also from Whitehall, Ill. and likewise
guests in the family or Mrs. Cheeiey are
her friends. Mrs. Elmer Griswold and
daughter May. and Mrs. r. T. Clarke. They
are all having enjoyable times touring
Minnetonka on Captain Cheeley's boat. the
Acto. and expect to remain until the close
of the season.
Mrs. Colonel Jack P. Richardson and her
daughter. Miss Lille Richardson Of ST.
Louis arrived this week on the stea mer Du-
buQue and are now guests at the Sampson
House. where they will remain for an In
Mr.. and Mrs. James w Reynolds of Lou
isiana, Mo. are among the arrivals at the
White House last week. as was likewise
Miss h. o. Reilly of ST. Louis.
Among other arrivals at the White House
during the past week were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Deveney and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Meyer and daughter of Centralia. n:
Arthur Gross and Arthur Hofmeister OF
Belleville. H. They remained for only a
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch and two chill
dren. who arrived here this week are regis
tered at the White House. Excelsior. as ST.
Louis. 1904. They expect to remain at the
lake for some time
Miss Elizabeth Shortridze is the lates, ar
rival at the White House from Macon. Mo.
Mrs. II. a. Evans of st. Louis. who is a
No. l whist player. belongs tu 4 whist club
at the Sampson House. which meets every
evening AZ that hotel.
Mrs. Mary Hausman OF st. Louis gave n
boat party the other day for Miss Tfllie
Holtcamp and the ~latter's niece. Dorothy.
both of St. Louis There were about ten
guests in ali who enjoyed a tour of the lake
on the Acts.
Miss Holtcamp and Mrs. Hausman'
granddaughter Dorothy. have returned
home after several weeks visit with Mrs.
Hausman and her son at their summer cot
tage in Excelsior.
Mr.. William Kasabaum OF st. Louis was
a guest for several days last week at the
Hausman cottage
Mrs. G. E. Dunmire of st. Louis and an
other lady at the White House, gave an en-
joyable entertainment the other evening at
that hotel. II was a guessing contest. in
which all TIE guests engaged The Tuesday
evening hors at the White House have been
an enjoyable feature at that house this
season and have been participated in BY all
the Missourians. Macon and otherwise, who
are guests there.