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

Special Correspondence Of The Republic.
jamestown. r. L, Aug. 15;-Mrs. Ge2Ige
Mcclellan entertained at dinner FFTT 6s
i evening at the Quononquot Clnn; me
tAtabies we're prettiiy DECORATED WITH 81
Feas. The guests we're Mr.. Earl +. put-
Eam. Miss Davis, Mrs. J. V b BIeeGSer'
Eiss wetherell. the Reverend c. y. Bur
rSTs and Miss Murdock. F. BIc"Stsi
Miss SreaTns Mi Wethereii' MISS MISS E N
bcld, Mr.. WaIbridge. Miss Putnam.
]. Lionberger Davis. Edwin MAILING
ners before the dance at the Casino, which
was the most successful of the season.
about 200 guests being present. At the
regular afternoon tea on Friday afternoon
from 4 to 6 o'clock, Mrs. John David
Davis and Mrs. H. c. Davis and Mrs. W.
a cobweb race was held on the lawn when
there was a general mix-up and & Grea-
deal of fun. Briefly described the game
d string, at the end of which there IS q
prize. The strings, in this case thirty III
number. held in pace b. peles. are enian-
gled and twisted so that the untangllns
OF them Is quite a task. The task was &C
complished. but not before 4 great deal OF
hilarity had been enjoyed by the young
II, Clay Pierce Of ST. Louis was here last
week with his big steam yacht. 1acona-
Racht to see the races fer the Aston cups
fby the New York Yacht Club squadron;
4 In the evening the guests were entertained
at dinner on board. The lacona IS a very
fine boat. 1t formerly belonged TO the
King of Portugal and since Mr.. Pierce
owned her the boat has been entirely re-
fitted and refurnished. There are nine
Staterooms. Mr.. Pierce is sUmmcTing at
.Prides Crossing where he OWNS a cottage
and a Darraco-
Edwin MallinckrOdt. Jr-. are closing their
jamestown season Thursday of this week.
They go to their camp at Little Moose Lake.
in the Adirondacks. where they expect To
remain until the latter part OF September
Young Mr.. MaIIinckrodt is leaving his four
seated touring car at Newport for the pres
nnt.
week with his steam yacht. White Heather.
Mrs. Henry S. Potter gave a tea a few
days ago in honor of Miss Bruce of Balti-
more, and who is visiting Miss Wicks just
now. Miss Wilhelmina Schauss. Miss Maud
1Iiss Frances Wickham and Miss Mary
Lakeland were Of those present
There will be a cotillon at The Casino
August %. under the chaPeronage of Mrs;
Goodwin Ordway. Mrs. J.. B. Mcclellan and
Mrs. Charles Poor. Jr. Thirty-six couples
will participate and it will be the SWEETEST
The ping-pong tournament has been long
drawn out. For the men. the nrst prize
by Sidney Gross. Tho final games between
Miss Nellie wickham and Miss Gibbs, are
ceIIent pIsyers. but of course Ri. Louis sym
pathizes with Miss Wickham, and hope that
her clear head and steady nerve will carry
: Mrs. n. Schotten. daughter and two small
children and Miss E. Helming have arrived
at the Bay View Annex from Watch Hill.
One Of the children. a boy, is quite sick.
Mrs. Morton J. Jourdan. Miss Byrd Jour
dan and Miss Estelle Buschman are at the
Jhorndike Hotel for a short stay.
Miss Louise Knapp Is at the Bay Voyage
Hotel with her aunt, Mrs. H. r. Whitmore.
Courtney H. West has arrived and Joined
Mrs. West at the Horgan Cottage No. L
Z Miss Dennison gave a society tea at the
Golf Club Monday evening.
p. NJ Knox Is at the Bay Vie and How
nrd nFEoIInn has F1nGod hfo o dnn NJ the
Gardner House and returned TO St. Louis.
s Charles c. Henshaw is sojourning at the
Bay View Hotel.
IF. D. Walsh is registered at the Perry