The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.
NARRAGANsETT PIER.

Special Correspondence CT The Sunday Republic.
N~arragansett Pier. R. l.. July SL.The
which will be held to-day Is the event of
the week. socially. and everybody OF note
at the pier and jamestown with a sprink-
ling IF the smart set of Newport, will be
present. Doctor and Mrs. ]. j.. Lawrence of
St. Louis were there with a pair Of bays
and victoria.
At the Atlantic Mrs. George Walker. Miss
Daisy Walker and Miss Maude Walker OF
St Louis have Joined the throng of guests
for a season.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Conroy and Master
Robert Conroy OF St. Louis have arrived at
the Metaoxet for a stay.
NJ. A Blossom of St Louis has arrived at
Captain r A. Torrey of st. Louis is still
sojourning at the Burnside.
Mrs. ". H. Walker of St. Louis Is a
cottager here this summer. and IS frequent
ly seen driving on Ocean boulevard.
Mrs. T. G. Meier OF st. Louis occupies
Fairview. as usual. on Ocean road. this
summer
Late ST. Louis arrivals at the Mathew
son include:
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. NJ. Johnston. Mrs.
o F. Murphy. Miss Ellen G. Murphy.
Master Leo Murphy. Master Gould Murphy
OF ST Louis.
Miss Vera siegrIst of ST. Louis was among
those present at the Mathewson hop Satur-
Mrs. ]. H. vanden Boom and Miss Alvera
Nanden Boom of Quincy. ILL.,, are guests at
the LIE Paul for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Biggers of St. Louis
have arrived at the lake. to remain for some
time, as guests Of Mrs. Biggers's sister.
Mrs; Minard T. Babour. A family gathering
OF nineteen persons in all are now domiciled
under the hospitabie roof of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barbour in their pretty summer cottage at
Excelsior.
Among the arrivals at she LIE Paul FIX
c~elsIor. is Miss Dawson OF CarlinvilIe. III.
Miss Cordelia NJ. Schiefer of ST. Louis
came UP from st. Louis last week. and Is a
guest for the remainder of the season at
the Sampson House This is Miss Schiefer's
first visit to Minnetonka since she was here
twelve years ago, when she was a pT1est of
the same hosiery
Mr. James G. Wilcoxson OF Carroilton.
Mo. who beats the record every year as a
fisherman. at this resort. has been having
his usual good luck this season. On his first
fishing excursion he brought home over lbs
pounds of bass and other fish of good size
and since then has been repeating his sue
cess in the same proportions.
Others from Carroliton. Mo, who have
been equally successful in their catches
nave been Messrs: Dan Hines. Robert
Church. Ed Clark. Ed Minnies and Austin
Kinsey.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Smiley of Belleville.
Ill arrived last week and are domiciled at
the St Louis headquarters. the Sampson
House. Excelsior. Mr.. Smiley and several
OF the Carrollton. Mo-. guests at this house
brought in 100 rounds of fish the other day.
A party of Missourians who enioyed a
trip the other evening on the steamer Prri-
tan consisted of Miss C VI. Schiefer Miss
Louise NJ LANCE. Miss L. E. N. smith ali
Il - i<ouiS. dIu WI TkpDeTL j. Church and
family of Carrollton. Mo. ~
Mr.. Jewett Of St Louis and several ladies'
VINO came up on the Dubuque last week
made a short visit to the lake before re
turning home.
Mr.: Albert r. Hall. formerly Miss Nell
Parvin. of St Louis. is a guest with her
husband at the hotel Del Otero on the Tn
The following persons from st. Louis
made a tour of the lakes the other day on
me steamer Puritan: and stopped for a
S1CTT time at the White Ha,,-n T-1oaI-o-.
Mrs. c. p. Teas. Misses MARGARET and
Madelin Teas. Mrs. w. H. Heller and Mr..
Samuel C. Mount.
The following persons from Kansas City
were likewise touring the lakes on the Puri-
tan last week: Mr.. H. A Gorsuck and wife,
j. Nj. weaver and wife. E. H. Pepper. Mr..
aha MIS- Gorsuck remained in Excelsior as
guests at the White House for a week or
more before continuing on their way.
u. j. and r. R. Denote of Macon. Mo.
nave been guestr at the White House for
sor1e time.
Mrs. ]. Bemis of Minnetonka Beach gave