The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13
AUTUMN NEWS
From THE RESORTS.

III ts-t+.N4s a. . a'N--r'
this week. on a visit to his parents. Mr.,
md MIS-. lockwood. Doctor lockwood
has been granted a Years leave of alb,
sence, u portion of which he will spend
IN this vicinity.
Mrs. N. r. Thacher OF Kansas City, Mo,
IS at the SamOsat HOunSe, RgCl[lGnt. Ne.
Il. L. Ham Of kankakec. H., is visiting
friends at New Haven. Conn.
William stevenson OF Franklin, KY, is
spending the month Of September with
friends at North Bitterica. Mass.
Walton :. Holmes OF Kansas City. Mo,
is a late arrival at the Hesperus. Mag,
Mrs. J.. J.. Ray Of st. Louis is the CUES,
Of Mrs: E; ". Smith at The Hesperus.
Magnolia, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac W. Morton Of ST.
Louis are at the C~ceanside. Magnolia,
George ?. Doan. Jr., Of St. Louis is also
Mt the Oceanside. Magnolia
Miss Pauline CUlbertson, son and daugh-
ter. Of Paris, Ill, are guests Of Mrs. Doc
Conn.
George c. Stfllings Of Kansas City. Mo,
is At the Elm House. Bethlehem. y. II.
Miss Carrie Smith Payne Of Chattanoo-
Ea, Tenn. left tt esday for her home, aft
er enjoying an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Henry A Bgrsalon.
Captain Frank Il. McKenna OF St. Louis
IS a recent arrival at the Marshall House,
Miss Bessie Clark Of Pennington. III. ts
visiting at the home of Josiah Clark.
North Main street. Randolph, Mass.
A I. Brockett and son. Donald, of Kan
Sas city. No. are guests at the Nerrirk
cottage. Stony Gin. summer Island Conn,
NIrS. I. K. Mersel. q. +. Meagel. J. T.
Mengel and Z. 2. Mengel Of Loui<-ifIe,
M are at the Plimpton House, Watch
Miss Randall of ST. Louis is visiting
friends in New Haven. Conn.
A. J: Fleming. editor Of the Comet.
hTIyner, No. called on President Roose-
welt ct Oyster Bav this week 'Oo
ii: M~atheVson. Jr. of Kansas City. Mo,
Is at tne Jones House. Old Orchard
Mr., and Mrs. s. W. Smith. Jr. and
GuIuEaIer' OF Cincinnati: are guess at the
HespeTus Magnolia, Mass. Of Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs; J. T. Bird ana Miss Bird,
prominent IN Kansas City social circles
are among, the large number Of Western
nolia. Mass. Mr.. Bird IS just now awTv
with W. 4. Nelson and other guests, for
a cruise on the schooner Hoosier.
a JeWeIt OF st. Louis are registered at
me irving House. Old Orchard Beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schember Of Terre
Haute. Ind. are late arrivals at the
Cqshman House, Short Beach. Conn.
W. d. Mann Of JOPLIN. Mo, is at the
Atlantic House. Watch Hill, r. l.
W. o Dewey. Jr.. and a. C. Dewey of
Memphis. Tenn, are guests at the Watch
HI HOUSE Watch Hill: +. l.
Mountains. ut
Mrs. Benton NJ. Harger Of Dubuque. Ia;
a. 5. Mallory and c. j. Mallory of Col
orado Springs. Colo. are September
colt, Mass.
The Reverend and Mrs. Louis s Row
erman and daughter. who have been
spending the summer at Randolph. Mass,
left early in the week for their St. Louis
home.
William r. Ham Dates. 'OD of Lewis
ton, Ne, left Monday for St. Louis, where
he has secured a position as Instructor
OF physics and mathematics in the High
Mrs. Lydia A. 2. Whitcomb and Miss
Nina NJ. WhitmOre of Clinton, Ind, and
Larz: a Whitmore Of indianapolis. Ind.
are Western guests at the Lafayette,
Portland, Me.
c. e. Loud of Cripple Creek. Colo. is
visiting friends in Haverhill, Mass. Mr..
Loud IS Il native of the Bay State, but
has spent most of his life in the West. ana
has worked for seventeen years in the
mines.
}. Wheeler Brown of Illinois is visiting
relatives at North StoningtGn. Conn.
Mrs; Austin Merrill Of oakland, IL, is
relatives at Portland. Me.
Bishop Kinsolving of Texas. who was at
the Kearsarge, White Mountains. last
year, has arrived with w. O. Kinsolving
Mrs. R. W. WiIrlot Of New Orleans. and
family, arrived Saturday at the Went
worth, White Mountains, for the month
Mrs. james King of Joliet. Ill. IS a
guest OF Doctor and Mrs. a. II. Cllsh-
man at Bay Side. r. l.
Mrs; S; F. Smith and daughter Of DAY.
Scaconnet Point, r. /.
b. NJ. Conner Of Dallas, Tex. Is reSis-
tered at the Plimpton House, Watch Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bender Of Dubuque.
"a are guests at the Samoset, RoCkland,
Mr.; and Mrs. NJ. H. Ferguson. child and
mad OF Louisville, Ky, are at tAe
Mount Washington House. White Noun
tains.
:. B. Gleason and u. b. Cannon of New
Orleans are late arrivals at the Plimpton
HOUSE Watcn Hill, r. I.
The following Western guests made the
trip 10 the summit Of Mount WASHINGTON |
Monday: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G.. Winter, |
Margaret Winter. indianapolis. Ind Mr.
and Mrs. d. McWiLIiams, Dwight, Ill;
Ernest c. Ladd. Charles X. Lidd. Ee.
vance. ILL.,; Felix Limong. Guy NJ. Hornar
New Orleans; Miss d: D~upaquier. Abita
Springs. La Mel j. Smith, Sioux CITY.
Ia; Miss A. F~1nkelnburg, st. Louis.
Ever since the former Spanish Minister
at Washington, the Duke de ARGOS, and
MS charming American wife, who was
Miss Lowery. one of the bellies of the cap
ital, found that Manchester-by-the-S6a
was an admirable spot TO while away the
or four embassies and legations have been
there. NiEe-clad cottages are
each summer transformed into the repre-
sentative Governments homes OF Govern
ments across the seas. and Ambassadors
and Ministers Plenipotentiary, with their
STATS Of young secretaries, guide the re
volving of wheels within wheels that form
the statecraft of nations.
Social life plays no unimportant part
IN a diplomats career, and the path TO
social honor is to the representative of
q foreign Power as broad and easy as
American hospitality can make II. No
one does society love more than a diplo-
mat; a fact fully realized by a resident
of Washington, who sees how the women
OF the smart set" cater to these guests
of the nation.
No luncheon or dinner, reception or
dance is quite q success, unless an Am
bassador or Minister. or even a Secre-
or an attache, graces the function
with his presence. To entertain at her
table or hotel. an Ambassador or two |
Is to the Westerner the key that unlocks