The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-13

all social portals. The prestige OF the
service is the opening wedge, and ths
places gained by the st. Louis colony a
this famous resort is afterwards heId b
some are greater favOrites than others
as in all the walks of life.
Miss Lola Simpson of st. Louis was en-
tertained at lunch by Miss christopher
at the Magnolia. Tuesday.
Miss Mona House Of Austin. Tex, one
or MagnoIia's laVorite bellies, left Mon
day with her parents for a sea trip tc
Halifax. Noya Scotia.
This weeks arrivals at the Oceanside
Magnolia, are: Miss SemPlc, Mrs. l. "
Morton, Warren D. Chick, Samuel C,
Eunice Hunter, Terre Haute, Ind.
William Il. Porter of Philadelphia and
Miss kennard of ST. Louis were dinner
guests on Monday at the Magnolia. of
Mr. and Mrs. L. +. v. Hammer OF St.
Louis.
Mrs. John H. Garth of Hannibal, Mo.
and J. 7. Clark Of Dallas. Tex. are
among the weeks arrivals at the Hes
| perus. Magnolia. Mass.
Miss Amy Mcmillan deserted the North
shore this week for Il visit to friends at
Miss NJ. b. Taylor OF Galveston, Tex.
who is visiting the family of byron d
Arms at Maiden, Mass, was seriously in
jured while riding in a trolley car in West
MedfOrd, Mass. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Taylor was occupying an end seat,
and. when near the Mystic Valley parkway
q DrlCk thrown Dy q boy struck neT over
the right eye, cutting a deep cash and
rendering her unconscious. She was bare
~ saved from falling from the car, which
was moGing at a rapid rate, by a friend
with whom she was riding.
The car WAS stopped and Miss Taylor
taken to the residence of n physician,
where she received professional help, and
later was removed To Maiden. At last &c
counts Miss Taylor was slowly improving.
Secretary Hay, who has spent only a
portion of the time at his country home
a# 7 n1rA han 10. y i Inn ~ 20
Washington on account OF the press Of
public business. Mrs. Hay has been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney
during the past few weeks.
Mrs. Souther (Sigrld Lunde), the head Of
the musical department in a young wom-
ans college at Bowling Green. Ky. 10
The first week in September has brought
the long loOked-for change in mountain
weather. Rainy skies have been followed
by blue, and the sun has beamed upon
the visitors who have come to seek rec
reation and rest in the New England
hills.
An arrival at the Balsams, Dtxvine
Notch. this week, is Master WI Chaochu,
the bright son of ex-Minister WI, who
came here with Mrs. II. r ReinbOth of
Atlantic City. n. j., this week for the
remainder of the season. Master WI
spent the entire season here two years
ago, and is a great favorite with the st.
Louis colony, among whom he is a fire.
quent guest. He is passionately fond Of
Outdoor sports and games. and eXceiS
in them. As to questions. he bids fair to
rival his father in asking them.
He is preparing to enter college, and
will probably attend the University of
Pennsylvania. as the university conferred
a degree upon Minister WI. and it's his
desire that Master WI shall be educated
there.
J. w. Mute of st. Louis was a guest of
honor at a luncheon given by Mrs. Barr
at Magnolia, Mass. Monday.
Mr.. James OF St. James, Mo. who is
now at the Hawthorne Inn, Gloucester.
for a series of games of bagatelle at the
Magnolia
At Bar Harbor. the season is now re-
garded as on the wane, but there has as
yet been no diminution OF gayety, and the
cottagerS will enjoy themselves royalty
for several weeks to come. The St. Louis
cottagers have made no move as yet
to leave for their homes.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland and
family will stay at least another month
at their Buzzard's Bay summer home. as
1t is considered best that little Francis
Grover should have the benefit OF the
balmy breezes and Indian summer air
of the country home.
The veteran actor, 10 Jefferson, who ia
a near neighbor of the Clevelands de-
of RIP Van Winkle." and his sons. To-
seph. Thomas and William, also resume
their roles on the stage very soon. Mrs.
+. Hubbard of Charles street. Winthrop
Mass, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. g.
NJ. Dick and MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Russell
of Oklahoma.
Doctor W. \. Wilcox of st. L4ouis has
Joined his family at their cottage near the
lighthouse at Chatham Beach. Mass
Had the summer colony at Swamnscott
Mass. known that September woTId he
ushered IN by such delightful weather, 10