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

chances are that many Of those who hav'
left for their Western homes would hav,
remained a little while longer. II hat
been ideal weather along the shore. bet
ter adgpte to the requirements Of tn,
summer resident than any weather tina
We have had this year. But for this fac
the hotels and cottages would have beer
deserted after Labor Day, but, in EntIci
patton of a continuance OF good weather
there are many who expect to remain al
the shore until the latter part of the
month.
Late arrivals at the New O~ceansl!e are
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Crane OF Ottawa,
Kas.
Mrs. c. G.. Robbins Of indianapolis. Ind.
has Joined her sister. Mrs. William 7.
Clarke Of Boston. at the Crawford House,
New Hampshire.
ter. Master Dorchester, Mics Ruth Dor
chester and Mrs. =. l.. Hardy OF St. Louis
have arrived at the Columbia. Bethlehem.
N. H. Last Sunday Mr.. Dorchester
preached at the morning service at the
Methodist Church. Bethlehem. n. H.
Bethlehem is now radiant in all her
glory of autumn brilliancy Of flower and
foliage. Her hotels and cottages are filed
with a large gathering Of people from the
tour corners of the United States. The
temperature is higher than at any time
promising for this month. Driving and
mountain help TO take up the daylight
hours and at night there are dances. whist
parties and numerous other games to in
terest the summer sojOurner.
Bishop KinsOlving of Texas and his son.
Walter Kinsolving, have taken the past
week a most enjoyable walking tour. in
Guiding the east and west sides of the
White Mountains, and have met with
much delightful hospitality while en- route.
Inc Bishop il a famous pedestrian, and rs
well known throughout this vicinity. hav-
ing, with his family, spent many seasons
AT North Conway. AT the Episcopal
Church last Sunday the Bishop preached.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin l.. RidgeIy Of
ST. Louis are among the late arrivals at
Jackson Hall. Jackson, y. II. At the
Eagle Mountain House, Jackson. ". H.,
Is William p. WoOdCOCk of Knoxville.
Tenn, who will spend the balance of the
month mountain climbing.
p, e. Wentworth Of Helena. Ark, and
William Bush of Tennessee are visiting
Editor A. n. Ambrose at Norwood, Mass.
Jennie May Knight, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Harry 7. Knight of St. Louis.
aunt, Mrs. J. A. Dennis. in Hardwick. Vt.
Miss Prudence Gowell OF Linwood, Kas.,
is visiting her uncle, Professor Gowen, at
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Fellows. Miss
Nellie Fellows and Mrs. Utecht Of Iowa
are at Fort Point, Bangor, Me.
been visiting his brother. Albert Enrich.
at Springfield, Mass, sailed from New
York Tuesday to visit his mother in Ger
many. Mr.. Enrich is n prominent bust
ness man of Bowlder, where he owns con-
siderable real estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard w. Goodrich of
fallburg. Neb., are visiting Mr.. Good
rich's aunt. Mrs. p. Henry Goodrich, at
Glastonbury. Conn.
On Thursday a heart party was given
IN the music-rOm of the new Ocean fIuse,
Swampscott. Many Of the st. Louis col
0ny took part. The prize winners were
Mrs. Il. n. Woods, Mrs. w. b. Turner,
II. ID. Heathfield, E. 4. Hoadiey and J.
h. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deloss Brown and their
niece, Miss Anna Brown, of Peoria. IL,
are spending the month Of September at
their Union House. SummingtOn. Mass.
The Reverend Martin l.. Rugg of Ur-
hama. ILL.,, is visiting his brother, Deacon
h. h. Rugg, at West SwaNzy, VT. This
is the first time the brothers have met
in fourteen years.
Edward Hart of Indiana is visiting his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
risOn Hart. at Gaffstown, n. H.
Doctor Henry Plumb of Lawrence. Kas.
is visiting friends in ThomastOn. Conn.
The doctor was the surgeon in the Nine
teenth Connecticut Volunteers, AID after
wards in the Second Connecticut Heavy
Artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Day. Jr.. of Du-
buque. Ia, are guests at the Samoset,
Poland Spring, Me.
V. H. May and Mrs. W; K. May of
Louisville: Ky are at the Plimpton
". b. Kicker of Silver Cliff, Cal. and
his sister. Miss Katherine Kicker Of this
city are spending a few weeks at the Po-
land Spring House. Poland Spring, Me.
Miss Kicker has a fine contralto voice of
rich quality. and Is classed among the
noted singers at this resort.
Horace Hoyt of Tennessee, who passed
the summer at Craftsburg. Vt, with rel
atives, left for his Southern home early
in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McDermott n Ken