The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06
JAMESTOWN, r. I.

Jamestown, r. l., Sept. 3.-Miss Marie
Walsh of st. Louis. who. has been visit
ing Mrs. Scion Humphreys at Bayonne,
N. J., during the summer, is now the guest
of Miss Maud Niedringhaus at James
towne, r. L
Miss Walsh will become the wife Of
September 90, and the ceremony will take
place al Ct Francis XavieTs Church, st.
Louis. Fully thousand invitations have
been issued The maid Of honor win be
bridesmaids her cousin, Miss Mary J.
Walsh, and Miss Maud NiedIinghaus. The
bride win wear beautiful creation in
white lace. The reception to follow the
ceremony will be held at the residence of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Julius Walsh. on
Delmar avenue. The brides home Of late
Smith. who is now on a European trip.
After a wedding trip, the couple will take
UP their residence in Sc. Louis.
The Johnsons, the Potters. the Dicksons.
David Davises, the Wickhams and the
Catlins are among the jamestown cot
tagers who are invited
Miss Lucille EiedrinEhaus has gone TO
Saratoga, where she Is the guest. Of Miss
Emily Lawrence. Mr.. William F. Med
ringhaus expects to close his Newport
season and move his family back to st.
Louis by the middle of the month
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson of St Louis
arrived Monday to visit with the Joseph
Dicksons at the, Francis cottage. The
season September 10.
The Ephron Catlins will leave James
town October /. Young Mr.. Catlin will re-
turn to school at Harvard College.
James Taussig will remain ON the hill
until September 25, before returning to
ST. Louis
Doctor and Mrs. ]. B. johnson will re-
main at Belcour until the latter part of
September. IL the health OF their SON,
James Lawrence, permits.
John David Davis, who has been greatly
missed on the island this summer, ar
Mr.. and Hlrs. Davis are returning to St
Louis next week. Their son, ]. Lionber-
ger Davis. may take European trip.
ing jamestown September "a, stopping at
Philadelphia and Washington en- route ex-
pecting to reach st. Louis October . Their
son CnarieyviiIe; VINO broke his leg in the
Mrs. A +. King Of st. Louis, who fss
been passing the summer at Narrngausett
Pier. was visitor in Jamestown last
Mr.. Theodore Hunt has returned to st.
Louis after spending the summer at
Jamestown
Robert Abeles and Ephron Catlin. Jr.,
will give dance Thursday evening in the
Shoreby Hill dining-room.
j. D. Abeles and James AbsIes left last
Saturday for visit 10 Kennebunkport,
Ne. The Misses Fisher are still guests at
the Taussig cottage A. w. TaussIe. who
arrived on the 10. has returned 20 St.
Louis.
The jamestown season IL drawing to a
close ana from business point Cf view
1t has been disappointing. The cottages
have been mostly occupied, but the hotels
Will have a very small margin of profit
to live on through a long winter. AS for
the visitors, they have all enjoyed them
selves in their own way.
The jamestown Improvement Society,
which has done good work this year. is
sending out an appeal to the residents and
summer visitors for funds to continue the
work of the organization. BY awakening
householders will be interested not only
In keeping their grounds In good condition
hut to beautify them with flowers, shrLbs
and hedges.
The following Is the standing of the
boats of the Conanicut Yacht Club tn the
serial races, for which prizes will be given
in the various classes at the end az tbe
season, first place counting 5 points 500
ond 8, and third i: Amanita. 8 q 10.
Skraeling. IL; Gadhy, Is; Wanda. &. Caro.
line, 81; Nassau, IA: Niobrara. ii: Wsh,,n
IL; Shadow, IL; Tarantula, 8
AT the jamestown Golf and Csountsey
Club the finals In the mixed doubles have
not yet been played. The weather and
the tennis tournament at Nevport in
which every one was interested, caused
more OF less delay early in the tourua-
nent- In the mems doubles, several games
were completed last week. In the first
round X. L. AbeIes and E. G. Barteis beat
Mr. Jackson and c. A Darling s-3. 6-s;
Z. y. van Week, Jf., and Nj. Judson beat