The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Walker will cottage, as usual.
at Biddeford. going East the first Of June.
SAMUEL CUPPLEs HAS
SAILED FOR EUROPE.
Samuel Cupples sailed for Europe last
week with his two nieces and their children.
Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Scudder.
They will take only a short trip. prelimi-
nary to another Journey next summer.
should Mr.. Cupples be benefited by this
journey.
Mrs. Joseph Gettys has just returned
from New Orleans. MIR. Gettys and herself
will not leave fo- an Eastern trip before the
middle of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goltra and their
Children will take, possession of their cot
tage at Falmouth, Cape Cod. Mass. within
d month. their departure somewhat depend
ent upon the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Hutchinson and
the Misses Hutchinson will go West TINS
summer, and have engaged q cottage at
Estes Park. Colo. MIR. and Mrs. Lindel
Gordon Will be with them. leaving town
June IS.
M. and Mrs. Ben F, Gray, Jr., will ar
range summer matters as soon as their sons
return from school and college. They are
contemplating a Canadian outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Gregg will be In
their Harbor Point cottage by the 10th of
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gregg expect to go
East this summer. Their address will be
Cushing's Island. Ne. by the last of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutheil Cabanne are now IN
the East and will remain in Pennsylvania
and the. Atlantic coast all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Hart and Miss
Adele Hart will go 10 Shelter Island the
middle of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hawley are now plan
ming to open their cottage at Harhor Point
the last OF next month.
MISS HAYWARD MAY
REMAIN IN EUROPE. .;
As soon as the summer sewing is quite
finished. Mi, and Mrs. Joseph HAYES ana
their family Will go East to their cottage
at York Harbor. Me. They expect to be
installed about June 20. Mr.. and Mrs. wal
ter Sturges are spending their honeymoon
abroad and will remain all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallace Niedringhaus
have not settled their plans. but with Mrs. G..
A. Hayward, who has just RETURNED from
Pass Christian. probably VIII visit MI. ana
Mrs. Higinbptham In Cannda some time De-
fore the SUMMER ends. Miss Florence Hay
ward ia now In Italy, but will get back to
| England In. July. Mr.. Francis is anxious
to. have her stay abroad all summer. as her
work for the Worlds Fair has heen eS-
tremely successful.
Mr., and Mrs. Isaac Hedges VIII he at
home most of. the Summer, possibly gong
d ldle Us
| will go to the coast Of Maine late In June.
Mfr. and Mrs. George Hitchcock will de-
! part for Milton. Mass" the last OF next
| month. go ff.- 49, 4
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Houser will open their
cottage. "Gedarmere." at Wequetonsing'
Mrs. Kate oward, and her family of Van
| deyenter place. have not decided on their
| summer eneagaments. Miss Carrie Howard
| is in New Mexico. returning the last OF this
week. -, f
| HALSEY Gives MAY
AGAIN Go ABROAD
Mrs. Halsey c. ives will summer at the
Ives country place, near FERGUSON, with her
children. Professor Ives expects TO 20
He is npw,in New York. but Will return TO
st. Louis before sailing,
Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Mcklttrtck WI
open their country house at Dublin. n. h.,
June 1.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Ezra Linley will not go
abroad this summer. as they only go each
alternate summer. and spent last season In
ENGLAND and the Continent. They nave
planned an extensive itinerary for this sum-
mer. touring through CANADA. the Adiron-
dacks and! winding up at Magnolia. Ihey
leave town July /.
pairing t.: move into, their handsome new
country home. just west of Clayton. In a
fortnight. The grounds cover eighteen acres
ard the view, has a radius of ten miles in
every direction. They Will be at home all
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. EstiIl McHenryi will open
their cottage at Rockport. Mass. the first
Of June:
Ar and Mrs. j. Lawrence Meuran will 80
70 their Dublin. NJ. H.. home N, carry Juae.
WEDDINGS.