The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
Jamestown \.

| JAMESTOWN.
! jamestown. r. l.. July 23.-Last Saturday
| the Ceaanicrt YGch Club. in which the 81
! Louis cottaeera and their visiting friends
take a decided interest. and OF which John
( David Davis and Edward Malncarodt are
/ trustees held lis second race OF the season
. fo- the club cups. y WHOLESALE breeze
from The southwest blew throuShcGt tae
race, and cod, hlt!ME rain made the crews
! rather uncUmfOr table. Despite the weather,
/ nine beats were al the starting line, an :'i-
! p;oVem-u; over the last race. l.. Bon
? sacks Au.auita crossed the line first Inc
: s. Louis tatTle= were unable 1" move %
. The 'front.' although they have several crack
, The heavy winGsto,rn Of Saturday night
d.L cutie little damage in spots all over
ire ISLAND. james Iampbe!is ca'boat No
: b.a!a dragged .cc i:loor..E$ ANA was tluhI
:.hure. sustaining but litte damage, VITA
the INC, puoH Of Il hoie in her san! ): Lon
berger ijav!s'S t!U:y was capsizeI. Captain
Chandler was kept busy nearly all night
/ looking after the boats. and a schooner
barely escaped going ashore AZ DutC'!
Island HIrbor. The wind had grand
sweep over the Charles y. Faris cottage. on
tie south shore, and made the piazza :urui-
ture dance me,riiy. throwing some of II out
on the lawn and slammits ihlnss aEot'.i
80 generally chat IL became necessary 10
get up in the inild!e OF tae night ana Try 10
lemcGy matters.
james Campbell who seems 10 have taken
To yachting this season, was here a rev
days ago ua fre new steam Yacht. and
called Upon one or tw" friends on the is
, land lie IS cruising about the Eastern re-
sorts gong Ear East as Bar Harhor.
Mrs Arthur Sneiley and Miss Emily
Wick!.am. I'll in white duck. aud Ephr"a
Cat!in. Jr;. attended The Gardner house
wan a larse number OF summer girls. Aotei
guests and cuttdSerS present.
The other day Mss. shepiey. Young @r:
an automobile run up to Boston. They
dined ut ;he Tour ,Ine.
Mrs Squinzier and her daughter Alice or
NIshingl Oh are Just now guests nj James
lir. and Mrs. Edward Mallirckrodt and
Mrs. John Campbell smith were guests at
Narragauseit Pier :. few days ago, putting
| w at Green's Inn.
Mrs. Clarence O'Fallon is due TO arrive
johnson cottage for the remainder of the
season.
, James Johnson. who has been i'll ever
| since his arrival here in May. and whose
| condition for the past few weeks has been
! ala-mingly bad. has sufficiently improved
| to be about on the piazza in rolling chair
News has reached he-. of the birth of Il
| daughter To Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Van Meter
| in Lexington, Ky. last. week: Mrs; Van
| Meter is 4 daughter OF \. NJ. Wetherell
! who has cottage here.
! The jamestown Improvement Society has
| had men at work for some time cutting the
! grass along the streets and have about
completed the work 4 great Improvement
! has been effected the baskets placed about
! the streets having lcssened the amount OF
! refuse.
MIr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen Poe and family
| terday at Harmony villa for the season.
/ land. it is understood will have work begun
| on his cottage this fall. which is to be built
! on the Land purchased of the jamestown
/ Land Company on Shoreby Hill.
| All Shoreby Hill or the young people at
! least seem 10 he planning to have their
/ friends visit them about tennis time. 90 they
/ can see the game at Newport as played By
! those wonderful E.nGlishmen who have come
/ over TO take part in the Dwight F. Davis
! Cup. emhiematic of the information cham
Arrivals: Thorndike-Mis Cochran St.
Louis: Mrs. j; c. Fennell. Charles 3. Fen
Geistadt and Master Won wendelstadt. ST
| Paul Gardner Hcuse-Mrs. Kate. p Win
LIB b5 Mi Miss Eh Ebby New Gr M5 Bay M
Hunt. William B. Hunt. St. Louis, Mrs. f.
HOPKINS, Detroit 2.t1, Bay yoyase-Mr; "; Il;
Barnes. Charles W. Foster, Mrs. i. L. Fo:-
| St. Louis Mrs. Frank Wheaton of Washing
| ton. widow of the late General Wheaton.
who took such prominent part in the Ma
! this hotel.
Joseph D. Dickson. Jr.. who went to New
York to meet his father. J. %. Dickson. Sr.,
who was returning from Europe. did not re-
turn here az expected. but went to ST. Louis
instead. They are to arrive here by August
! with James Bissell Ware.
Mabel Brice of Philadelphia gave a de-
| lishtful afternoon tea party for twenty at
| the Jamestown Golf and Country Club the
other afternoon. which proved to be a
highly enjoyable occasion. The tea was
nicely served on tire clubhouse piazza The
Misses Logan. the Misses Gibbes, the
Misses Wickham and Mrs. Shepley were
among those present.
Mrs W. H. circuit of st. Louis, Miss I.
Brenker of San Francisco and w. W.
Sloan. Jr.. of Texas have just arrived at
the Gardner House.
turned 10 her St. Louis home, to join Mr..