The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-31
NEW ENGLAND RESORTS.

Special Correspondence Of The Sundly Republic.
Boston, Mass. Aug. 29.-The height of the
season Is just passing. New England re-
sorts are crowded with the social life OF
the rest of the country, and the closing
week of August Is a distinctiveiy ENJOYABLE
period TO the temporary guests.
At the New England resorts there has
been constant succession of sayety, boat
racing, polo, golf and tennis for those who
enjoy outdoor sports, and dances, concerts
and dining parties for the evening enter
Magnolia is as gay as may be. The White
Mountains. clad in their summer livery
thrills the W~esterners with a sense of their
beauty and inspires with awe. All along
the valley of the Saco. Intervale, North
Conway and about the base of Mount
Washington the sunshine has fingered for
a seven-day period of splendor.
Bar Harbor IS having dinners and dances.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is in the midst of
Altogether old New England has made a
pretty good host this summer notwith-
standing the earlier days of rain and fog.
The season will be later than ever this
plans to keep their hostelries open later
than is their usual custom to accommo-
Bishop and Mrs. Kinsolying of Texas
drove with a party last Wednesday to
Livermore in Crawford Notch. lunching
with the Honorable Daniel Saunders.
Mrs. Cyrus Thompson and daughter of
St. Louis are guests of Mrs. John T. Boone
on Cliff read, Nantucket, Mass.
MI dLlu I bdllltA ovDllt dllu
of Kansas City are visiting Mr.. Boone's
brother, Doctor W. C. Boone. for the re-
mainder CT the summer, at his cottage in
The many friends of Samuel Davis of
st. Louis. who is passing the summer
months at Magnolia, Mass, are enjoying
frequent sails about the surrounding coast
in his yacht, Quisetta.
The Misses Lois and Eloise fitzpatrick of
St. Louis are among the most prominent
society bellies of Magnolia, where they are
spending the summer. Invitations to enter
tainmerts a. their fathers new cottage on
the shore road are eagerly sought. They
are daughters of Claude Fitzpatrick
a conspicuous society leader and golfer at
Magnolia this season is Mrs. 5. F. Swarts
Miss Mona House. daughter of ex-Gov-
ernor House of Austin. Tex is spend
ing the summer at Magnolia. Miss House
recently gave a children's party to fifty or
The crack ,nnis players of Magnolia are
Miss Lucille Johnston and Miss Georgia
Elliot of st. Louis. In the last tournament
Miss Elliot came of with the second prize.
Among those who went on the yachting
party last Wednesday from Magnolia.
Helen and Je~, cite Morton and Miss Bes-
sic Elliot of 3. Louis. The party went TO
Rockport. where they visited the .warships.
daily parties on board. the most prominent
yachtsnen being T. G. Eisman. George
Conant and T. ". Carter, Jr.. all of st.
Louis.
Mr.. Fred Eisman of St. Louis. who is
well known at Magnolia as a sportsman,
was one of the officials at the beach sports
W. r. Nelson has been entertaining Miss
Oglesby and Alexander Butts OF Kansas
City at his cottage in Magnolia.
TVincheIl, Jr., and H. T. Nash of st. Louis
are ali stopping at the new Fort William
Henry Hotel. Lake George, n. Y, for a
few weeks.
Miss Pierce. Edwin H. stedman and Eben
Richards, son Of son-in-law of Henry Clay
Pierce of the Mexican Central Railroad. all
of St. Louis. enjoyed the beautiful drive
from Pride's Crossing to the Hawthorne
Inn. East Gloucester. Mass, on the box of
Mr. H. c. Pierce of st. Louis. who an
nually spends his summers at Pride's Cross
ing. went to Bar Harbor for the Horse
Recent arrivals at the Hesperus. Mag
nolia. are MIR. /. c. Pease and Miss ]. NJ.
Pease, Austin. Tex.
Mrs. w. A. Hoyt and daughter of Kansas
City are at the Atlantic House, Nantasket,
Other Westerners at the Atlantic House.
DWishf' Iii. and j. s. Walker Of st. Louis.
The annual german at the Oceanside
Casino, last week: was a pronounced snc-
Lewis. Miss Carter. Miss Kuhn. Miss Lois
fitzpatrick, Mr.. Kuhn and F. B. Eisnan.
[I;=s Mona House of Austin. Tex. and Mr..
from St. Louis.
Doctor Hart Goodloe of st. Louis. nephew
the late AWD2SSduOT 10 INuSsid. NlllldTn !
-assius Goodioe. is n guest of his fance,
Mss Harriet Mannen. at Sinclair Lodge, !
Bethlehem. y. II. On leaving Bethlehem.
Doctor Gocdloe will go to washington, and
IN September % will be married in New
York. Immediately after the ceremony they i
Will leave on the Umbria for an extended
rip abroad.
A party of ~wel!-known St. Louisans reg |
stored at the Hotel Wentworth. Jackson.
H. are Mrs. Faust. Miss Holch. Miss
Daniel Sonmer and Carl Busch.
Mrs. Alex. Fraser of Kansas City is at
he Crawford House. Crawford. N. H, for
Clay A. Pierce of st. Louis is visiting
Ir. II. c. Pierce at Prides Crossing. /
Beverly Farms. Mass.
Mrs. R. l. Crowell and Doctor Homer
:. Crowel OF Kansas City are at Bernards-
Mass. for a few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Edwards of ST. Louis Is at
springfield. Mass, visiting.
Among the Westerners who made the as
ert of Mount Washington. N. H. this week !
we're Mrs. Noble B. Virgins. Miss Lucy
/. Virgins of Springfield. IN: Miss Mar
Wilmington. Ill; Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden.
frs. N. T. Wilson. Mrs. T. NJ. Milleth. Mr..
Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson of
an Antonio. Tax
At the Whiteface Inn, Whiteface. n. Y.
re registered Mrs. o. H. Peckham. Miss
'eckham and Mrs. II. ]. Miller of St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Taussig Of st. Louis
ave arrived at the Forest Hills House,
Mrs. j. Donovan and Miss Donovan of ST.
oseph. NO.. are at the Turner House,
the Msplewood, Maplewood. N. h, are