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

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Gardiner. Jr,, of St
Mrs. W. D'oench and Miss V. D'oenc.1
of Jefferson City. Mo, have arrived at the
Uplands, Bethlehem, y. H. for a short
Miss Mabel s.. Curtis of Peoria, Ill, IS
staying at Moose Lake. Me.
Mrs: J.. B: Holland from G~alesbury; Ill.
. Mss =" + p PIC of s. T!omfs and Mrs II.
A. Lord of Kansas City are at the Fabyan
House. y. H.
is at Nashua. y. H.. for a short stay.
Miss Kumashie of St. Louis is at Bethie-
Mt. and Mrs. G. s. Durkelbury of St.
Louis are at Crawford Notch. n. H., for a
George Abbott of Joliet. Ill. and c. E.
Hall of Salem, ILL.,, are at Surry. y. H.
AT the Newport House, Bar Harbor. Ne.
H. L. Dunlap is registered.
James Dinsmore of Sterling, Ill, Is spend
! ing his annual vacation at Derry. Nh.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Pierce of Kansas
City were participants In the Old Home
Week celebrations at Mason. n. H., last
week.
Albert 4: Pratt of Champaign. Ill: has ar
rived IN NASHUA Kn; b \ \. K T.; for 2 1,, visit i: regis
tered at the Sunset. Pavilion, Fabyan
Harry child and Miss Maud Child of
Kansas City are at Bath, y. H, for a
Dexter Foster of Decatur. Ill. is at Tenn
| pie. y. H., for the first week Of September.
Western arrivals at the Atlantic House.
| Nantasket. Mass. are: J. L. Mansdel and
J. S. Walker of st. Louis.
week filed all the hotels with guests.
Among those particula5ly noticed were:
and Miss Davis of Houston, Tex; Mrs. f.
J. Boyle and Miss Boyle. st. Louis, and A.
J: Graves, Bloomington. III. At the Parker
House are Mr.. and Mrs. a. g. ThiebeS, st.
Louis; Miss f. Burch, Kansas City; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Greenfield, st. Louis; Mr.. II. Il.
Stoddard. Bryan: Tex; J. L. Porter, Kan
sac City Mrs 4 NJ Ware Kansas City.
rill. Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Gale. st.
Louis.
At the Touraine. Boston. are: w. Gray. T.
w. Walsh. s. NJ. Cook and Mrs. +. +. Seid-
Mrs. w. H. Chapman, Kansas City: II. u.
Seymour. Seymour. Tex. Mr.. n Mrs. q.
c.. Wilcox. Evanston, Ill.
At the Essex. Boston. are Mrs. H.. r.
Newman. Jr.. FL Paso. Tex: r. NJ. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ellis of St. Louis are at
the Berkeley. Boston.
Those registered at the Bellevue. Boston,
are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Hill, Miss H. p.
Larned. ST. Louis; and Mrs. J. Bookwalth.
c. L. Lambut of Houston. Tex. and NJ.
c. Bell OF Kansas City are at the Lenox,
Mrs. C. H. Moore and Mr.. b. D.. Moore.
Galveston. Tex. and c. E. Harrington.
Evanston. ILL.,. are stopping at the West
minister. Boston.
The Brunswick. Boston, L Y. Fairbanks,
St. Louis; D. H. Dray. Kansas City: Mrs.
At the Adams House. Boston, are Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. Clement, Danville, ILL.,; and T.
M 9Gxns IS 300 Ro15on, E. T. shellaberger. ].
Bremen. Dekalb, i'll. and S. c. J. schloess.
ST. Louis.
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SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Manitou, colo. Aug. 3O-To the end OF
! the month Manitou is keeping up her whirI
of summer pleasure, and for next month
there are numerous parties who Will re
main for several weeks of autumn-resor
life or will go into the mountains for hunt
ing and fishing.
Der in Manitou are Frank Meyers of st.
Louis, who has been here since early In
July. Nj. Meyers has recently been Joined
bv his brother. Benjamin Meyers. and sis
ter. Miss Victoria Meyers. who have been
in California COR the last eighteen months.
William c. Whittier of st. Louis is n guest
at the Barker for several weeks stay.
G. +. Andrews Of st. Louis arrived at the
Barker on Friday for several days sojourn.
Miss Hilda Hallstrom of st. Louis has
Joined frien6o at the Barker for the latter
part OF the season.
T. c. Larkins and S. NJ. Sykes of Mober-
Weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ernst. Jr.. of st.
Louis. ar. and Mrs. J. D. Gaspee of Gales
burg, Ill, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Banks of
Fordyce: Ark, are a pleasant party at the
Sunny Side.
Mrs; Alex; Brown Of st. Louis. Miss Moss
Nichols, formerly of ST. Louis. but now Of
Baltimore. Nd. assisted the Cliff OrchestrI
in giving a fine concert at the hotel Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hurley of sedalia.
Mo. are recent arrivals at the Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Hart and Rodney Hart
are prominent guests at the Barker from
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Boiling OF Yer
s~ailles. No, are guests at the Ruxton.
Mrs. James Webb and Mrs. Paul Brown
OF ST. Louis are among the weeks arrivals
at the Cliff.
Miss S. Marcus of st. Louis is a recent ar
rival at the RuIton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoefer of Higgins
Vile, Mo-. are prominent people stopping
at the Barker.
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WAUKESHA.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
W~aukeshaw. Wis, Aug. 29.-Lawrence s.
Nelly s. Harris of No. 1896 Westminster
place, s.. Louis. are guests at the Brig
Mrs. Z. L. Adreon and daughter of st.
Louis are summarizing in Waukesha.
! Mrs. Richard Fear of st. Louis is spend
ing the summer with friends in the city.
stopping at the Whitney House.
Miss Ethel Dillon Of Monroe City. No.,
is visiting friends in Wisconsin avenue.
Mrs. Victor Jones and Mrs. Floyd Harris
! of st. Louis were visiting friends in Mil
waukee the past week.
Judge ". 4. Duncan of Memphis Is
stopping at the Coleman House.
Mr.. aad Mrs. J.. c. Welsh Of Elsberry,
No. are guests at the Walbridge House.
Mr. Ben Adler of No. 1853 Washington
boulf ard and Sol Adler of No. 4153 Delmar
avenue. st. Louis. are guests at the Foun-
tain House.
Mrs. Victor B. Hardeman and Mrs. P. NJ.
ping at the Plymouth Rock Hotel.
Misses Daisy Hudson and Jessie and
Iona Duckworth of st. Louis are visiting
| Trcnds in Oconomowoc.
Doctor and Mrs. Charles VI. johnson OF
ST. Charles. Mo-, who have been spending
the summer here. will leave for their home
Mr. A. Austin of St. Louis is a guest
at the Coleman House.
Mrs. a. schwarnitz of Hot Springs. Ark.
is s%topping. at the National Hotel.
J.. H. Johnson Of Paris, Tex. is at the
Mrs. John Noble OF St. Louis and S.
Meyer Of Hot Springs. Ark. are at the
Spring City Hotel.
4. NJ. Bowe. Master Arthur Richards. Ell
Paso; John orr. Austin. Tex, and Mr.. and
Mrs J c. Ball and W. A. Frazier. Guth-
Mrs. Ben Levy. Henry Levy. Moberly;
Mr.. Mortimer b. Levy. st. Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Victor. Eoonvflle. Mo-; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G.. Crump. Alexander Sanger. Mrs.
b. Wertheimer and Miss SabiIla Guerdan.
Dallas: Thomas II. Franklin. San Antonio,
Tex; Mrs. y. Hannewen, Mrs. Maxwell
Coffin. Mrs. John W. McCloud, Miss Nc
Cloud, Miss Robinson. Miss Brown. Doctor
o. p. Robinson. c. p. Sannewell. Little
Rock. Ark. and Henry r. Luyties. 81.
Louis. are stopping at the Fountain House.
Owen Sullivan of ST. Louis Is visiting
friends in Milwaukee.
G. ". Newell of San Antonio. Tex. a ma
tive of St. Louis. is staying in Waukesha to
recuperate his health.
A coaching party. chaperoned by Mrs.
Clara Adams of No. 1886 Locust street. st.
Louis, drove to Oconomowoc the first OF
this week to attend the horse show.
TIE yacht racing at Waukesha Beach has
added double attraction to the visitors to
that resort. where fishing, boating and bath
ing is the usual sport
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JAMESTOWN, r. +.

The United States National Lawn Tennis
Tournament at the Newport Casino for the
last ten days has been OF much interest to
about every one hereabouts. In the first
place they had a chance 20 see Dwight F..
Davis and HolcOmb Ward play the Doher-
ty brothers in doubles. Dwight Davis is a
st. Louis man and a frequent visitor on the
island.
The jamestown season fs passing its
zenith. II has not been all that might have
been wished for. but it has been fairly good
since the last week IN July. The cottage
life Is growing more and more: while the
hotel life Is becoming less and less each
season The Golf Club and the Quononoquot
are the two chief attractions for the young
set. who rule the place. SO far as social az
fairs 60 The st. Louis contingent has more
than held its own. for it is observed that
whatever cause they espouse succeeds. and
what they abandon falls fiat
Early in the week Mrs. Theodore Roose-
Welt was the guest of Mrs. G.. Grant. La
Fargo at her cottage at Saunderstown. near
this place. and the Presidents yacht Sylpn.
on which Mrs Roosevelt came. was at an
Choir in the harboT.
J. H. Cluny, Jr, son Of the vice president
OF the State Bank of Missouri, has lately
been a guest at the ThOrndike Hotel. He
has now gone up 10 the Lincoln House at
Swampscott- He was accompanied by his
friend. r A Spaulding, Jr.
Mrs. Goodwin Ordway. who was one Of
the chaperons at n cOtillon given at the
Casino the other evening. was one of the
most handsomely gowned women present.
Julia Knapp. a great society favorite here.
and who has been az the Hotel Bay Voyage
Ior a couple OF weeks. has closed her
jamestown season and gone 70 BidIeford
Pool in Maine. where she has friends.
The finals In the delayed wome1's ping
pong tournament has been played and won
by Nellie Wickham beating Miss Gibbs.
Miss Wickham therefore takes the silver
cup presented by Mrs. John David Davis.
Registered at the Gardner House last
week from St. Louis were Arthur 3. Shep-
ley, Daniel y. Kirby. who arrived on a
yacht: Edward H. Lycett. Jr.. ard Harold
n. Short At the Bay View House-Mrs.
Thomas Smith and maid. Mrs. r. VI. Rob-
erts. Miss Roberts. Samuel c. Davis, Made
leine Taussig. Margaret Lionberger and J..
De Mum Walsh. Bay VOyage-Dwight F.
Davis and Charles W. Moore. Thorndike
L. Porter OF Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. John D. Davis has consented to act
as one Of the twelve pstronesses for a com
Friday evening Ct this week.
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SOUTH HAVEN.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
South Haven. Mich. Aug. 8.-This has
been a gala week for South Haven on ac-
count of the water carnival. which opened
urday and Sunday, and closed Saturday
night with a display of fireworks. There
have been many social events of a public
nature. but private entertainments were
postponed until another week.
One of the prettiest parts of the pro
gramme vas the coronation OF Mrs. Samuel
e. Darby as Queen Of the carnival wednes-
cay afternoon IN the river saphithsater,
n the evening the Queen reviewed q long
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

August H Schnelle. Jr.. has returned to
his home in Webster Groves from a West
ern trip. During his absence he visited
Denver. Ogden. Salt Lake City. San Fran
cisco, Oakland and Los Angeles.
Justice Of the Peace +. B.. Greensfelder
and Mrs Greensfelder have returned to
their home IN Olivette from Rye Beach, n.
H. where they spent tine summer
Gr. and Mrs. II. W. Karrenbrock
OF Clayton are visiting relatives in Wentz-
vile. st. Charles County.
Miss Ida Hockemeier has returned to her
home in Washington. Mo-. from a visit to
her brother. Edward H~ockemeier of Bali
win
Miss Nellie McKeighan has returned tn
her home in Tuxedo from a sojourn at the
Northern Lake resorts.
Mrs John Score Of Creve Occur. WIN
has been visiting relatives in Pennington.
Mo: has returned to her home.
Misses Chloe and Nellie Martin Of Furata
are visiting friends in st. Clair.
Miss Minnie Maupin. who has been VISIT
ing relatives in Hillsboro. Mo-. has re-
turned to her home in Eureka.
me a'f Emit Si,ns ~ Sis.s. wSs hss sssa y.i;sns
returned to hr hams n st. 1nzta, -
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FERGUSON, MO.

Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. George Wagner
are expected to arrive next week from Eu-
ing the summer.
Mrs. Charles blackburn and Miss SalIis
blackburn Of Houston. Tex, are visiting
Mrs. ]. E Hern and Miss Terese Hern
have returned from keokuk. Ia. where
they have been spending a couple OF weeks.
departed on Wednesday for Detroit, where
they will remain a month.
Miss Clara Wilson of Kirkwood IS the
guest OF Mrs. r.. E. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pryor and Mrs.
Pryor,s sister, Miss Olive Jacques, returned
Mrs. Charles A. Cunningham and her
sons, Charles. Baker and George. lave re-
turned from the Gulf Coast, where they
| Miss Sarah Thomas will depart on Sun
day evening for Kirksville. where she VIII
attend the Normal School
Mrs. Walter Shafer and Miss Marjory
Grove returned last week from St Joseph,
Mrs. E. P. Bryan. Jr.. Of New YORK is
! the guest OF her mother. Mrs. James E.
Heeford. Mrs. Bryan and her husband ar
rived a few weeks ago from China.
Wallace Marshall departed Wednesday
for Chicago to visit relatives.
parted last week for webster Groves. where
the PROFESSOR will become principal OF the
Miss Elizabeth Payne OF Frankfort. KY.
has been the guest OF her niece. Mrs. Ed
ward Cunningham
MISS teleO L. James mas Deen SPENDING
the week with Mrs. Philip Won Phul Of
Morgan street.
Miss Clara Hook OF Omaha Is the guest
OF Mrs. oscar Reid. Jr.
Or Saturday evening the Goodfellowship
Athletic Club gave a hay ride to Ramona
Park. where a dance followed The party
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A.
Cunningham and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Pryor.
An informal dance was given Thursday
evening by Mrs John Atwood. in honor Of
Misses Mary and Lucy Hereford. The
house was decorated with crimson carna-
tons and ferns. Supper was served on the
Edith Seymore. Eula Parmalee. Rebecca
Boyd. Olive Jacques. Helen Barrett, Matte
Garth, EleaEore Case.
Bessie Belbinger. Helen Atwood. Belle and
Mimi Page and Mrs. LIE Grand L. Atwood,
Messrs. F. c. Janis. Frank Seymore, d. W.
Currie. Morris Shreve. CIinord and Sturgis
Day, irwin Barrett, Robert Kannard, JaSen
Lodinck. and from St Louis were Messrs-
Tom Francis. Harry Baker and Walker c..
Rayburn.
Miss Aurelia wissert OF St. Louis has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Miss Genevieve o'Grady of St Louis IS
visiting Mrs. Mary McQuade.
V ]. Smith Of st. Louis has been visiting
his niece. Mrs. Arthur Harrison.
Emily Helen Christen is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Annie Wissert. of st. Louis
ciety was entertained on Saturday after
noon at Ramona Park by Miss Mary
Blanchfield. The trial scene from 1.-The
Merchant of Venice" was enacted by some
of the members. Among those present were
ID. A Jones. Harry Watson, Howard Ryan
fee. Bessie Glassman, Celia Lebenthal and
Edna Ballman.
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LONG BRANCH, n. j.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Harrison of ST. Louis
are MEMBERS of the Scarboro summer COL
ony.
The West End is entertaining Louis H.
Bauman OF st. Louis.
Mt. and Mrs. L. H. Smith of Kansas City,
Mo, are at the Octagon, Sea Bright.
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CAPE MAY,

Special Correspondence CT The Sunday Republic
Cape May. y. J.. Aug. 2a-The summer
season at this resort. which so far has been
ore OF the most successful, both from a
been known here II several years viii con-
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OLD ORCHARD.

The Misses Ghiselin of Saline viii give a
reception Saturday in honor Of Miss Julia
Woodruff who leaves soon for the South.
Miss Jennie Belle Whitmore gave a
luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Miss
Woodruff Among those present were: Mrs.
Albert Stands of ST. Louis. Mrs. Clarence
0ppermann; Misses Grace Stands. Julia
more. Elsie Hewlett. Verne Whitmore
MaHde Chamberlain. Jessie Grtselin.
Mrs. D. Z. Whitmore. after two months
outing, at Bay Lake. MINI. returned home
THURSDAY.
A H. Staufer and wife returned Thurs
day from Canada. where they had been
visiting relatives.
Mr.; and Mrs. James R. N. Bryant ar
rived home Thursday after a three months
outing at BAY Lake Mimi.
A F. Hungerford. who was spending a
few weeks at South Bend. Mich. returned
home this week
Mrs. Albert J. Stands Of Shaw avenue en-
tetrained friends at a pink luncheon on
Tuesday Those present were: Mrs. CIar-
ence r.. ODpermann. Mrs. Albert J. Stands.
Misses Mabel Hewlett. Julia Woodruff.
Elsie Hewlett. Grace Stands, Jennie Whit
more. NaUde Chamberlain.
Mrs A Mayer Bryant and son returned
from a two months outing at Bay Lake.
Mimi. at D. L. Young's family cottage.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Hesse have returned
from a six weeks trip to the Pacific Coast,
geles. Santa Monico and the Catalina Is
lands.
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Mrs. VI. J.. MulvihiIl and daughter. We
roma, have returned from an extended trip
along the Great Lakes.
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Stanton Leigh Hunt Hazard. midship-
man, L. S. N. is home from a cruise on
the Indiana and Chesapeake. lie will spend
a month with mis- parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
2. Hazard Of Mebste- Grovcs.
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Miss Annie Merkest and Mr.. Henry
Steffels have returned from a visit TO the
l%atter's sister. Miss Pauline Steffels. of Sc
daha. Mo.
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Rich cut glass. Mermod & Jaccard's.

Miss Amelia A. Dunn OF No. 1906 Mera-
mec street has returned after Il two
months visit in Colorado Springs and vi
cinity.
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Miss Carolyn HegeI of West Pine boule-
yard left Monday to spend a few weeks at
Eureka Springs.
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Mr.. j. D. Healy and Miss Helen Healy Of
Lafayette avenue have returned from an
extended tour Of the Great Lakes and the
picturesque st. Lawrence, Lake Champlain
and Lake George.
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GRANVILLE.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
O~k%wvfIle. Ill, Aug. 29.-The following ST.
Louis persons are at the Washington Hotel
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Miss Dufner, No. 1896 South Broadway,
arrived from New York with select stock
OF millinery.
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Take Big -Four trains for Cincinnati

Miss Margaret Gilmore. who has been the
guest Of Miss Lucy Lynn OF Windsor place,
departed for her home in Emporia. Kas.,
on Friday.
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Finest engraved invitations for weddings.
Correct forms and styles. Samples and
prices mailed free. Mermod & Jaccard's,
Broadway and Locust.
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Miss Margaret McGrath and Miss Har-
riet Lindas. after spending Two months at
Colorado Springs and Western resorts, will
return this week.
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The Misses Alvina and Mayme BerkeI
and Miss Margaret Knepper OF the South
Side departed on Saturday for the country
home of Mr.. 1. Berkel for a months stay.
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Society people like the Knickerbocker Spe-
cial via Big -Four. st. Louis to New York.
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Mrs. o. e. PIochman is visiting her friend,
Mrs. John Crchan, Cairo, Ill, formerly
Of St. Louis.
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Misses AlTine and Bertha Schubach nave
from an Eastern trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Cornahan have taken
possession of their new home on Myrtle
avenue. M~aplewood. and are entertaining
their brother and his wife of St. Joseph,
Mo.
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John Paul Chew. No. 4257A Cook avenue,
departed last Friday for a short visit to
Denver, Colo.
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Mrs. George Large Hlrsch will open hair
dressing and manicuring parlors on Sep
TENDER /. in MerInod & Jaccard's building
room 203, second ilOor.
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10 their home at Hotel Beers after a trip
through Yellowstone Park and the Pacific
Coast.
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Miss Marie Van Leer. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Van Leer OF St. Louis. was
awarded a prize in the baby parade at AS
bury Park, y. J., last week.
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The st. de Chantal Academy of the Wis
itation will resume its classes Monday, Sep
TENDER s.
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The Misses Helen and Mary Moekler of
Page boulevard. who have been visiting
Colorado resorts with their aunt. Mrs. Glea-
son, nave returned to the city.
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Mrs. A. f. Moser and her two daughters,
Misses Vera and Gladys, departed Saturday
night for Denver and Colorado Springs.
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Doctor L. c. McE!wee has returned from
his vacation spent in the country.
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Excellent Dining Cars st. Louis to New
York every day on Knickerbocker Special.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford II. Niemeyer have
departed for their home in Newport. Ark,
after spending the summer here with their
relative.
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Doctor and Mrs. w. a. Roddy have re-
turned from a vacation spent in the East
and have taken rooms at the Granville for
the fall and winter.
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Mrs. Charles Hilger has returned from an
extended tour of the resorts of the West.
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Miss Docia Chriscnberry and Miss Nal
lisa Hase. Millcreek. ILL.,. and Miss Minnie
CLANCY. Bddyville, Ill. who have been Wis
tting their friends. the Misses Maude and
Georgia Walker. No. 6l5J Horton place, re-
turned 10 their homes last week.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18

August males 5SS.7, females 512.5. and
az lowest in October, males aS0.b, fc-
males 800 A.. and November, males 334.9
females 1908.
between Ave and fifty-nine years the
rates for both males and females were
highest in March, males, 1OO.S; females
S77. and in April, males, 1914; females.
S5.6: and were lowest in June males, 79.4;
females 634 and in September, males,
73.5: females. 6l.9.
All the figures show March to be the
most fatal month in the year.
Suicide is most prevalent during April.
Nav. August and January. The proper
ton of suicides has been greatest during
the first decade on the Pacific Coast,
where the deaths were 1876 per 1000 OF
incubation, with the South Atlantic coast,
including New York, ranking fourth with
n percentage of OF. In States where sui
cides were recorded by the registration
method the death rate Tom TINS cause
was the highest in Maine, 1913; New YORK
1915; Connecticut, 1915; and lowest In
Michigan, New Jersey and Rhode Island,
with 81 each.
The total number of deaths reported as
due to suicide IN the United States during
the census year was 5,4sS, of which 4,3l3
were males and LIS were females. The
proportion of deaths from this cause IN
1000 deaths from all known causes was
55, while in 1880 it was but AS
Shooting was by far the most popular
method of ending life with poison and
drowning in the order named The per
c-ntage of suicide was highest among
those whose mothers were born in France,
with Germany and Russia-Poland second