The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-30
JAMESTOWN.

Jamestown. R. I; Aug; gI.-Handsome and
was the leading spirit in a cotillon given
last Monday evening in the ballroom of the
Bay View. There were six favor figures
and the favors comprised hair ornaments.
osetes bons snd paer ana
large quantity Of confetti. The smart So
Sciety set Of the place was present and in
nett. A., L. Seligmann, Robert Abeles. b.
Charles Z. Van Kieck. P. b. Francis. C.
whteia% Misse. Nellie %sRsam nassGR sa
sRcbinson, Lorine Davis, May Foster, Mar
l1ncrite Foulke. Madeleine Davis, Emily
was decorated with flowers and ferns and
the cotiilon was led by Ephron Catlin, Jr.,
Ephron Catlin, Jr. has sent his knock
about Grace over to Newport to have the
wheel changed to a tiller and to be gen.
orally cverhauled for the races up the
L The following prizes for the open races
held by the Narragansett Bay Association.
Ss Ss. ~sre as aspi fappnissed d BY @ commodore john John
Price Wethrell and are now on exhibition
First-class sloops.-Ffrst prize. silver cigar
ette case. won BY the Priscilla.
Special class-Eirst prize. silver chalice.
won BY the Ramaliah.
cigarette case, won by Opitsah; second, sil-
ver ash tray, won by Amanita-
Thisd,clsss slecpsNFs,irsst pas prize silver silver
Of Reliance, mounted on wood. won by
Grace tE Catlin. Jr).
eecond-class cats-Ffrst prize, silver tobac-
GO box. won BY scatt; second. silver match
Third-class cafs-First prize, silver vase.
won by Gad1y.
Fourth-cIass cats -First prize. silver match
safe. won by Marguerite; second. gun-metal
com by Caroline.
Fifth-class-First prize, small silver cup.
won by Ingornar; second. miniature Ameri-
Sixth class--Ffrst prize. silver model Of 90
footer. won by vespcr: second. anchor and
Special class First prize, riding light. won
Bay Xoyase srriyais include Spencer II.
Hayes Gale. who IS building a new houss
in St Louis. Miss Grace Niccolls. daughter
Of the Presbyterian minister Of that name.
Doctor Eiccoils; Charles Virgins and Mrs.
Bay view4Mrs. MIS- +. W. Gift. Miss Ella
w.lpole, Aiken. s. c.; J. winsiow King.
3 Thorndike-Emma J. Clouse and Gertrude
Clouse, Pittsburg. and A. Ward Cobb At
insa iss. IA Mis-. % Myrtls " ns nSk INA M hepsrs
Xlward, Milwaukee.
to be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. post.
Elsie Gaylord Of Louisville Is said to be
one Of the very prettiest women at the Pier
Lockwood sHonore and Mrs. Lockwood
Honors Of Chicago are registered at the
Newport Casino.
eend-oR Of red fire at the wharf, which
lights up the harbor for mile. and leaving
Newport is nothing to leaving dear old
love the place--or Is it the people In It?
Tho annual country fair given by the
week was a meritorious success, and the the
circus and vaudeville tent was the center OF
attraction and was crowded at each per-
vas condusted BY Mrs e I.ahens d and Miss Miss
Wicks and the Misses WisEham; children,s
flowers. Mrs. John NJ. whitall. Miss Bacon.
NiM Nhitall; restaurant, Mrs. John Price
pssnats Mrs sirney Mrs Peg PouRe aCsn Mrs ana
Bonsack. Miss Musgrove:: statuary. Mrs.
1rown. Mrs Ledlis; Mrs; Daniels; fortune
gallery. Mrs. jackson; ruppet show. W.
Hunt Horace Smith. Jr.: Aunt Sally.
Saass tSs Mes sency e1ot oye,y MHs
booth, Mrs. H. 8. Jeans, Mrs. A. s. Murray.
Vaudeville and circus tent. under the
ciisd of @ Sc Louis Tnf Rinsmaster aR aeas
Edgar Allan Poe. Introduction OF freaks
- Nj; Poe-snake charmer. bearded lady.
oenevieve Gibbs. skirt dancing. and willie,
the dancing wonder. J. sLienberger Davis
vausesiiie vii = shoW. @ and the tablean. .In In the the
Good Old Summer Time. was great sue
M Joseph Dickson. Jr, gave a O'Clock
tea last Saturday evening at the Francis
> cetteee. Among the gnestsg were Charles
~ SsM;l M;slSas ns,ef MIS- 's Wics z M Vaqrss Wlcss
william Hunt. Theodore Hunt. and Miss
Nay Foster. The Dicksons are Just now
). b. xSeIes, his three children ana MAI
comb Whitelaw, who Is guest at the