The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-05
JAMESTOWN.

T NOIuIuiSSlOu
JAMESTOWN.
Jamestown R. l.. July 3.-The arrival OF
The glorious Fourth will see the jamestown
season fairly well opened. The hotels. the
jamestown Club. the Conanlcut Yacht ciIn;
Dining Club and the jamestown Golf ana
Country Club are all ready for business
The golf club Is. the chief stamping ground
of the st. Louis contingent, who are prin-
cipal stockholders aud who we're largely IN
strumentai in getting the club started. IL
IS the great rendezvous for everybody on
Shoreby Hill ana il makes delightful meet
ing place for the young Inaidens and yoGhs
Lochlnvars to fiirt. golf, tennis ard sip j
o'clock teas. The club, was a happy solu-
ton of the problem to find amusement for
the younger element and Incidentally Tor
the older ones. AT all events 1t is a grand
success and all Of St. Louis that comes 10
Doctor and Mrs. j. =. Johnson, James l.
Johnson. Miss Katherine Johnson and Miss
the south shore, for several weeks. Doctor
Johnson, who has been i'll. has now quite
recovered. but James Johnson who became
i'll en- route from st. Louis. had to be left
at the hospital in Boston, and since his ar
rival here has again taken TO his bed on
account of heart trouble.
Mrs. Alfred ]. Jones, with her two chill
dren. John and Emily. and Miss Wilhel-
mena Schauss, Doctor Johnsons grand
daughter, have also arrived. Miss Schauss
summer colony of jamestown. The John
son naphtha launch is being placed in COM
mission Doctor Johnson states that he
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles a. FaIis AND their
son. Charleyville: have arrived at their cot
tags. Gharieyvii!e. who Is but years Cd old
broke his leg before leaving st. Louis while
playing in an unfinished building. falling
from the first floor into the cellar. The
boy is about on clutches. Last summer the
occupied by the Harrisons.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur b. Shepley. bride ana
and Mrs Ephron Catlin at their cottage
on Shoreby Hill left few days ago in their
automobile fOrs Marion. Mass. where they
are guests of Mrs. John ShepIey. who has
a GUNNER cottage there. After completing
their visit. Mr.. Shepley Will return to St.
Louis. where he is engaged IN the practice
of law, and Mrs. Shepey will return here
for the remainder of the. season. Mrs. shep-
ley. as Miss Emily Catlin. with her superb
figure. pink and-white blond colorlng and
society accomplishments. has. long been
looked upon as one of the leading St. Louis
bellies of the jamestown summer season.
Miss Frances Wickham who Is here with
her friend. Miss Jean Oliver of Pittsburg.
has !naugurated the hatless season. which
in vogue last summer and which Will
doubtless obtain throughout the summer
this season. Miss Wickhams parents and
sister are shortly expected. Mr.. .WickhaH1
has been i'll at his home in st. Louis, and
this has delayed the arrival of the family.
Harry Potter. who has arrived here from
attending the ciaSS-day exercises at Har-
ward, will remain only for a few days. He
will soon sail for Europe. where he will
pass the summer months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry S. Potter went abroad in March Tor
pleasure trip to Japan. Harry Potter
graduated from Yale in June.
Augustus K. Oliver Of Pittsburg is at the
Colonel Amos Stickney, L. S. N. Mrs.
Stickney and their daughters. the Misses
Josephine and Virginia Stlckney. have taken
Friendship street. Last summer they had
the Weeden cottage. Colonel Stickney. VINO
was here for over Sunday. will only be here
for occasional visits as his duties will per
nit
Mrs Edgar c. Lakeland. Miss Mary Lack
land, Miss Coraline Lakeland. Mr.. and Mrs.
have taken rooms at the Gardner House for
the summer. where they are shortly ex-
pected and where they have passed a MINI
W. 8. Stuyvesant OF St Louis was recent
ly, a visitor on the island:
Mrs. A. B. Andrews. Miss Lulu Andrews.
Tex. are guests at the Thorndike Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Carton will not
favor jamestown with their presence this
year. They spent last summer abroad, but
this summer they are to remain in ST.
Louis ern -. .-o.-,,-o- =, ~, c,,,u
icut Yacht Club. Doctor H. ]. Rhett. of
Washington. has arranged for an interesting
series Of races for the Fourth. comprising
The young men. In particular, are greatly
interested In these races.
Ephron Catlin: Jr.. took second prize at
Bristol two weeks ago with his Grace.
James Taussig arrived at his Shoreby Hill
cottage several weeks ago. At his cottage
are J. D. Absles. Mrs. a. H. Bedel and a
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mallnckrodt and
Edward Mallinckrodt. Jr.. have arrived at
their cottage the hill III, They have Large
this year. The immense bank OF roses at
this cottage Is the admiration Of every
body.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H Bailey will not
! occupy their cottage on Shoreby Hill this
summer. as they expect to spend the sum-
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Niedringhaus
have rented for the second time the Horgan
cottage No l. next to the Thorndike Hotel,
for the season. where they are shortly ex-
pected with their attractive daughters. Luz
ellie and Irene Niedringhaus.
James Taussig and Ephron Catln have
rented their furnished cottage on !, shoreby
NJ. D Weston of Philadelphia. for the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. Sarah J. Brett and her sister. Mrs.
Isaac H. Knox, are passing their seven
teenth season at the Chandler cottage. Mrs.
Charles S. Taussig. Knox Taussig and
Madeline Taussig are also established at
the same cottage.
Mrs. Spencer and her son. Martin Richard
Spencer. OF st. Louis. are guests OF Mrs.
Spencers sister, Mrs. W. Clarence Peckham.
in Middletown. a few miles out from New
port.
| Mrs. Harry c. January two children and
| maid. of St. Louis. arrived at Saunderstown
| two weeks ago and have taken rooms at the
Saunderstown Hotel for the summer.
Miss Wilhelmina Price and her mother OF
St Louis have also engaged rooms at the
| Saunderstown Hotel from July 10.
| James Taussig, who has been i'll at his
cottage for the past ten days. was able
| to come out on Tuesday for the first time.
United States Judge Aleck Boarman and
| Mrs. Boarman of New Orleans AID Mrs.
Mary Brown, who is Mrs. Boarmar's aunt.
| of st. Louis. arrived at Newport few days
| ago route to Block Island. where they
| have passed many seasons and where they
| have built a handsome cottage. It was built
| entirely of pine shipped all the way from
| Louisiana. The Judge. who is an affabe
| man. is delighted with his cottage life at
Block Island.
WEQUETONSING.
Wequetonsing. Mich. July 4.-Wequeton-