The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
MAsSACHI SETS COAST.

! Boston, Mass. July 2-Smiling skies
overhead and green waves curling INTO
foam as they pound upon the sands dotted
canopy of umbrellas. beneath which sun
I tanned arms and legs sprawl out. here and
| everywhere. maids and matrons children
and babies and scores Of happy battle. 5
playing like PROPOSES In the incoming
hreaksrs-this Is the scene along the Mass
, achusetis coast from Cape Cod TO Cape
Ann.
There Is plenty going on at all the big
summer hotels: In fact, every moment from
daylight TO dusk, and well into the even
Ing, is taken advantage of, and the sleeping
hour seems to be besrudged by the West
erner who Is at some one of the resorts
on pleasure bent.
An engagement which has created great
interest in the summer colony at Magnolia
this week is that of George Conant and
Conant has just finished a course at Yale
College. Later he will engage in the iron
business in ST. Louis
The following shoe men from the West
have been in Boston this week: l.. K Pick
enbroSk. Dubuque Ia: w. b. Hinkle. Ev-
A. G. Carson, Keokuk, Ia: W. p. t-pham'
Quincy; Ill; G. X. Mackay. Sedalia. Mo
ters. ]. W. Jump j. II. Robce. /. Fried
man: L. Courtney. H. Dedishemer. ST.
the Frontenac Hotel at Alexandria Ray.
Ne; New York. Mr. Furseson is president OF
panieS. The delegates of these companies
will hold their annual convention at tho
F'rontenac in September:
rived at Manchester. Vt. and are occrnyinc
THE Cables for the summer. Mr. lin,
coin has purchased a fine large tract OF
| begin the erection of a pretensious mansion
upon it.
Mrs; c, t. Dazey and Frank Dazev of
Park House; New York. for the summer.
Mrs. V. NJ. Backus and Miss Backus of
Kansas. City, Mo. are seasons guests at
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt are
occupying their new camp on the Upusr
St, Regis Lake. in the Adirondacks.
late Henry Ward Beeclier, are at Lake
Placid. in the Adirondacks,
Former Vice President Levi z. Morton
, and daughter. Miss Morton. are at Caranac
Inn. AdirondaCks.
During August. Bishop -Griswold of Kan
Church at Blue Mountain Lake. Adiron-
dncks.
Senator Marcus a. Hanna of Ohio was a
guest at the Eastern Yacht Club. Marble
It is expected that Sir Thomas Upton
will visit Ma-blehead after the international
racer. He has accepted the invitation OF
Frederick E. Whiting and Will he his CUES.
| at the Eastern Yacht club. where MI.
Whiting will eiye him a dinner i is ex-
peop!e there from Magnolia
Colonel w. Y. Nelson. the Kansas Ci,y
newspaper man. is quite elated over the
sier, in the run Of the Easter YACHT club
from MarLlehead, Mass. TO Vineyard Hu-
Ven. the big Yacht pokinS her nose over the
line which marked the finish r' the ran in
advance of the old-tiTue cl!p defender Htirl-
tRnthus winning the ail-nisht, race The
Huosier crossed II t;"l aud th2 Puritan 1T
RI,
Nelson was seen seated ~ the wheel. i,'ect-
Ing the movements OF mis- yacht. Colonel
Nelson. who is an indcfatiGabi" sea dog. is
with the New York and Eastern yacht
clubs, which: are cruising together this sea-
son.
lions at Oyster Bay this summer Like her
husI and. Mrs. Roosevelt seems determined
to enjoy season of quiet and rest. She
has not formally @ccepted invitations to re-
cePtions afternoon teas. Last year it
was iler custom To visit the village and join
with the women % the ST. Eild;. Svciety of
Christ Church in doing needework TO.
charity. Mrs. Roosevelt VIII probably as
sis; the women later.
She enjoys her equestrian trips with the
d bdrno niEoTg ss9s her fIocise sd
The President .inds much enjoyment ut
good physical exercise in playing tennis
with his children. They have IL fine court
Hill ii i"e '"f" 0' the f0a' 'ea''ns TO sycamore
William Loeb. secretary to the President.
HAS ceased ne W L. swan cottage. on the
Cove road. rear President RonS-vel,'s home
Mr. and Mrs. Loeb will take possession on
their re urn from q trip to Like George.
where Mr.. Loeb is passing his vacation
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, her daughter
Madeline. and her son, Clarence are ut
Manchester. Mass. and have Joined the St
Louis colony, among whom! they are very
popular.
Westerrers who are making Il tour of tn,
White Mountains this year are very much
interested in the little burros that carry
passengers over tho bridal path ut Craw-
ford Notch. These little burros are very
hardy. They were brought all the way
from the Rockies for the purpose
Baron Giskra. Charge dAffaires of the
Austrian Embassy, is located at the Point
at Manchester Mass. With him are Count
Eoyos. already IL fav"rite with Missouri
people. Another new arrival is Baron
Rulido de Itchy.
Baron and Baroness Giskra. nee Miss
King, of Philadelphia. We're host and hos
tess at n dinner this week at which ~ o
guests of honor were the Count and COIN
tess de Celiere.
Miss Grace Jarvis. granddaughter of Mrs
Mcmillan. widow of Senator Mcmillan. gave
very pretty luncheon this week to Miss
Evalyn Walsh. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh. of Washington. to intro
Guce Miss Walsh 10 the younger set at
Magnolia. Many sons and daughters of the
St Louis colonists were present
TaFr.fI No.. low