The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17
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rope. and probably will be with the others
at Biddeford Pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Clark go to Sound
Beach. Conn.,. on July 6. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Thompson. who usually remain ut home
during the summer, will possibly take a
European trip this year. and are contem-
plating a June day of sailing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakeslcy Collins will go to
Rye Beach the first of July
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. johnson and their
daughters are very unsettled as to the sum-
mer. Their new house In Portland place is
by no means ready for occupancy. the dec
orators having only begun work. and its
completion is a matter of guesswork.
Doctor and Mrs. johnson and the Misses
Johnson took their departure yesterday for
Jamestown, where they will open their cot
tage.
NJ. and Mrs. George p. Jones and Miss
Frances Jones expect to summer at South
Beach. where Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are GO
ing. The resort Is three hours out of New
York and very delightful. They will go
East the first OF July.
Mrs. William Victor Jones is in England.
She went abroad the last of January and
perhaps win remain all summer. Mr.. Jones
will stay in town until July and then so
East. possibly joining his wife on the other
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Jourdan and Miss
Byrd Jourdan will be in their new home in
l|Ilutil uUulSN ~ ~ htsS "a ~ W.
They have made no plans for the summer,
ard may be in town all of the time.
Mrs. Plat and her grandson. Platt Hart.
will sail for Germany the middle of June. to
visit Richard Plat, who has been extreme
ly successful this spring in his concert
work. playing with Kubelick in Leipsic and
Berlin. and soon to fill an important en-
sagement in London. He will make his
first American tour the coming fall. and
Mrs. Platt will come home with him.
Charles R. Platt will be in st. Louis most
of the summer
j. l.. BLAIR M FAMILY
GO TO LAKE GEORGE.
Mrs. James Lawrence Blair will go to
Boston the first of June. to be with her two
sons. who are at St. Paul's School and
Harvard University. respectively. After
commencements are over they will all re-
turn to ST. Louis fer a short tine. On July
10 "Airdrie' will be closed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair. with their sons. then expect to
so TO Lake George for a summer of yachting
and outdoor fun. The Blairs spent part of
last summer at this resort. where many of
their friends have beautiful places-the
Trasks. Peabodys and Elicit Shepherds-and
may possibly decide another season to build
a cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. s. Adams will summer at
Rye Beach. going East the last of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Claflin Allen have
not decided on their summer trip. and may
not get away at all.
Judge and Mrs. Amos w. Thayer will
open their cottage at jamestown the middle
of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Babbitt have not set
tied on jamestown definitely. but may go
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bagnell will. as in
several seasons past, go to Europe. They
expect to sail in June.
Mrs. Joseph D. Bascom is now In Wash
ington. d. c.. and has not arranged her
summer itinerary. Mr.. and Mrs. Pascom
probably will. go north to Vogue. as. they
did last summer. .s-.--.
Mrs. Cullen Battle has spent the spring
! season at Battle Creek. Mich, returning
home to-day. Summer arrangements have
not yet been made.
WILLIAM h. BIXBY IS
! GOING TO ENGLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Benoist and their
children will depart about July l for Penne-
tang. a resort on Georgian Bay, Ontario,
where they have in former sea-
! sells. and find much to their kim
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belts will not get
away until August. then going East to the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Bixby and their
oldest son, Sidney. will sail for London on
June q, to visit Mrs. Northrop Mcmillan,
WHO has TAX. n a house in a fashionabl. quar-
ter of LoLdon. and is doing much entertain
ing. Mrs. William Mcmillan is now with
he: and will probably come home with the
Bixbys. After their European trip. Mr.. and
| MIS-. Bixby will join the remainder of their
family at Lake George. wnele they have a
+! handsome summer home. They will be five
! weeks IN England.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Blake and their
daughters. Miss blake and Miss Mabel
! Blake, who will reach home from her
boarding schoolin New York the first of
June, will go to their cottage at Charlie
voix about June 10.
! mer in tEe East. Mrs. Blossom goes early
next month to pay some visits. but the
house at F.rt Griswold. New London,
Conn.,, viii not be opened. until June -.
They have two yachts. and anticipate a
; veiy lively summer on the water. Captain
and Mrs. Blossom will JON them later.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Bond and their
family will depart fer the East about July
i. They will go first to Hyannisport, Caps
Cod. then to Magnolia for a short stay,
and late in August may go abroad.
| Captain and Mrs. Joseph Boyce and the
: Misses Sallie and Mary Frances Boyce have
not quite settled their summer plans. TheY
will hardly leave home before July. and
may &c to Mackinac, where they spent last
/; season. Miss Mary Boyce Is just back
from a short fishing trip up the country.
FRANCIS WILL BE +.
KEPT AT HOME. E
Mrs. David r. Francis will open her
| jamestown cottage as usual. the middle of