The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic
South Haven. Mich. July Sl.-The past
week has been n buoy one in the resort
community. Summer guests are pouring in
on every train and boat. and the hotels are
rapidly filing up with people from all over
the country. st. Louis visitors are pre-
dominant.
The chief event of the week was chill
dren's night Friday evening. This is a
weekly occurrence. but this week the pro-
Eramme evoked great enthusiasm from the
was little Dorothy Barclay Scho!z- 1 years
old. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl SchoiZ
Of St. Louis. The little tot mas an IrlIsIal-
ly tine voice for a child and carried hfr au-
f;ence ny storm as she stood uuahashed be
fore a large gathering IN the rotnnda OF
the hotel and sang without missing Il note
or QuaVering the entire Holy City" She
declines accompaniment. and sings with an
accuracy and degree OF skill astonishing In
null. with Trimmings OF Valenciennes lace
and pink ribbons on several other occa-
sions Miss SchOiz has delighted the hote!
guests with her voice.
Another pretty feature of the programme
was a minuet by Little Miss Dorothy Gar
rett OF Kalamazoo: Mich. and Master
GIN. of St. Louis. Other numbers were
songs by 5-year-old Dorothy Dignam of chi
cago, and AIbertha Hughes of Kansas City.
and recitatiOnS by Baby Helen Cedarburg
of Chicago. > years old. Dancing and ia
bIeaux figures closed a delightful evening
Tuesday evening st. Louis ladies' and gem
~ a. 'A N-At4l ldA u AHC AAECS O.
the usual euchre party. The pay was
close. Those who won Were Mrs. l.. Bra
zeaq and MIS- G. Gill of s. Louis. Mrs +:
Dixon Of Kansas Cil.. Mrs. Waller of Chi
ceSo ard .iessr=. WILCOX Of PaGucah, c: II.
Garrett Of Kalamazoo. Mich. and Albert
there was al illustrated lecture on palm
istry by Mrs. E. =. Knapp of Chicago. with
Adams of South Bend. Ind. Wednesday
evening saw no end CT fun in a phantom
party; in which the guests appeared in
Ihcstly raiment, led ny Mr.. john Mailer.
HhL"s12v there was d dramatic recital IN
costume by Mss Clara naypsr fot merly
with the Augustin Daily company. assisted
by musical talent. Saturday evening was
merry with the usual weekend fCll-dre5s
hop.
the most enthusiastic players being Doctor
Scott Parsons and Nj. Wallace Wilson.
10th OF st. LOUIS. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
have just returned home.
TIL st. Louis Yale Quartet. composed OF
MeSsrs. George A. MInsa. Bacon. Faust
ard W'sthus. will arrive at Avery Monday
Mr.. Munsa's mother will be of the party.
Recent St. Louis arrivals at ST. Louis
are Mrs. Z: Pengriet. the Misses Ryan. Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Warder and child. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Rydstrom. the Misses shu-
bach. H. d, Roberts. Mrs. Gallant and
Leon z. Denison.
Mrs f. \. Grant of st. Louis was recent
~ hostess at an evening bathing party on
the beach at the Avery. pavilion. Refresh
ileilS were OF watermelon and ~SanGWfcneS
in GishpaDs. and the costumes were appro-
pirate TO the occasion.
Mrs; Ewall Buckner of St. Louis enter
tanned at a rarehit party in her cottage.
Idle Hour Monday evening.
Mrs. Morrell of St. Louis. who has been
critically i'll of infammatory rheumatism,
is so far recovered as to he able to partici-
pate once more in the resort festivities. DIR.
Mcrrell has been with her.
Mrs. Harry Hodgen CT st. Louis AMI her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Burns. of Grand
Rapids have been at The IdeaI' cottage
in Oak Park. Mr.. BURNS has been on a
cruise around Lake Michigan on his hand
some steam yacht. Ella" named after his
wife. He anchored in South Haven
Wednesday and Mrs. Burns will return to
Grand Rapids with him on the yacht.
Mrs. II. E. Dewey Is hostess TO a number
of st. Louis people at her pretty home,
"Hemiock Bluff" Two parties have been
given there this week by the guests from
the Exposition City. One was a surprise
to Miss Anna Blow Johnson on her seven
tenth birthday. She was inveigled into
the HemIock Bluff pavilion. where TIE p1rtv
howered her with confetti and pretty
gifts. Peanut and cake contests were en-
ioyed, prizes being awarded to Mrs. Prin-
deville. Miss Ethel Hanson. Mr.. Thomas
and Master Perry Hanson. Miss Thomas