The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
MASSACHUSETTS COAST.

: lion 10 the large number y! WeStsruers ar
irving on every train. the National Eiuca-
ticna! Association, which opened here Mon
day, brought thousands. many school teach
e:s from Missouri. Indiana, Texas and other
, He3r-hy STATS having registered a; the In
sItute oil Technology headquarters Many
| have come Up this week ts visit Old friends
! who are attending the convention.
Al along the north shore the hotels 81
| this fashionable quarter are crowned 70
their utmost with 81. Louis society people
anu nops. teas. swell receptions. tennis gol.
ana bathing and countless other amus.-
NESTS n. IN the time OF a very merry sum.
lneT- IN fact the season at all TIL New
England pleasure resorts ~ remarkably
gay one. both for indoor and outdoor sports
and recreations.
over scross the sound. at Oyster Bay.
President Roosevelt K having 4 strenuous
summer. He Is working as hard as he ioe-
in Washington. but another Kind OF work
| work that he likes. Democratic in the ex-
| rene: he goes rowing with his boys and
! avs boys games with them "a their hearts
.sh'snt Miss Alice Roosevelt returned 10
| The family roof-Trs- this week from Boston.
ard has as guests Mis-: Christine Roosevelt,
Roosevelt ana Miss Helen Roosevelt.
}. 3: Coates and Mrs. J Il. Coates Of Kan
Sas city are At the Magnolia. Magnolia,
Mrs. LyIran Reid Of Ottawa Kas.. ia a.
'he Hotel Wentworth, Newcast y. H.
arr s, a;a MRS doG aS TnaGgenet q St LOUIS
wood Hotel, Pi,tsfie,d. Mass. before open
ny their country house in that Berkshire
Mis-. Samuel Wooine- ~ Peoria, Ill. Is at
| the West End Hotel Long Branch, X J.
Mere they VIII spend the balance OF the
Yeuns vincen, Walsh. The SON of Thomas
+; w assn Inc Colorado mining king. who il
| terry the-Sea. mad scores OF BOYS happy
| III that famous shore town OF 81. Louis col
| MISS by his unlimited gifts OF ii-eCrackers
! which lie laviShed every hand on tn.
! morning % the Fourth
| George Z tortelyou Secretary OF the
| LL'iaF ttaeEt OF Contmerc. and Labor. has
! ~" a. Manchester this week. the guest of
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
| nav. out ~ the multiplicity Of summer re-
! sorts: selected Manchester-by- the-Sea at
| which - pass the next few months They
| VIII he a very decided acquisition 10 soc!-
! "il IL this always delightful Mace for NOT
/ only does the Amba ssador speak English
| ftuent'y. hut his American-birn wife has
| noSt charming manners and is fond o. en-
Austria IS another OF the foreign coun-
| irss 30 he represented by its embassy this
season ~ Nanchcster-b ;he-Sea. Unlike
| FRANCE. however. the Ambassador will not
| 10 there Ia dispense Inequalities with his
stFiNiEsly handsome wife. as a month since
| at the!- former home IN that city
During the absence OF tue Ambassador
| ana Mm"- Won Hengelmuller, Baron Kari
Won G!sSr4. COUNSELOR ~ the .-rnha SSv and
| .,harse 'AEaires al interim. will with the
| Baroness Helen Won Giskra very agreeabiy
represent Austria Hungary at Manchester.
| and take part in the social life OF that place
Mr.. and Mrs. r : Harrington OF Tex
arkana. Tex ara at Fabyans. White Noun
ta!ns Tor the season.
Another arrival al Fabyans this week Is
Mr.: and Mrs Z. S Hobbs OF Arcon5. III.
Nj. and Mrs. Sydney Montrvse ot Dallas.
Tex are booked az the kearsarse, White
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell Of ST. Louis have
aFT;ysd al Faoyans: White M9unttns.
= and he lao Eva.
and Mabel Norris. OF ST. Louis. are reg
St,ered at Monmouth. Me They will remain
all summer
Nj and Mrs. A B. Mccartney of Aisu-
9uerqus. \. NJ. are guests OF M. and Mrs
=. 2. Bailey at Berlin. y. H.
| rival AZ Fabyans. White Mountains
visw Holse. Bethlehem. <, X. shere he
viii spend the month of July.
Miss Mclaughlin OF Wichita. Kas is reg
isterei al the Maplewood. White Mountains
Benjann F. BAR q f New Orleans is sum-
Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Ives OF Council Bluffs.
Ia. are at the Woodstock Inn. Woodstock.
Mrs. j.. ". Barringer and Mrs. G; W.
Mrs. rs. ' Zoe FiEke Altrtch and her little
FIske's. Shelbourne. y. H. for the summer.
Professor Elmer sPiee5: head ss,i, Of the de.
Joliet. iii. is visiting his cousin. Professor
J. W. Cook. at Amherst. Mass.
Judge and Mrs. f. y. Benjamin Of Bloom
Afford in the Berkshire Hnls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peck OF Oak Park.
their cousin. Mrs. +. d. Gaylord. at East
Mrs. Gorilla Banister of Dallas. Tex. gave
original sketches OF HE or an Alabama
plantation and negro dialect readings in the
parlors OF the Gushing House. al Bingham.
Mass. last Sunday evening.
ri n Indiana
Is a guest OF Captain and Mrs. Crtah l.
Ei1ridse. at Barwich: on Cape Cod.
Mrs. Alexander Nader Of cabot Street. after !
ar absence Of twenty-five years.
Mr. w. y. Pratt OF Peoria. Ill. and fam |
fly are occupying the Jones cottage on I-au- |
rel avenue. Cottage City. Martha's Vine |
yard. for the season.
The Harrison Drummonds of ST Louis
cine this week and are a; their cottage |
at the Grindstone. Bar Harbor. for the |!
FOR the family for several weeks bu, they |
were delayed owing 20 the foods around |
Nr. and Mrs. Stewart French Of Bisbee, |
ARR. are visiting relatives in Pi,tsfeld. !
One Of the largest land deals at Mag
noiia Mass. this season Consummated !
this week. The transaction consists of the !
transfer Of tract OF land comprising 49,,
by John W. Kaufman. the St. Louis mil |
lionairs. who since the loss OF son four /
years ago at Portsmouth. y. IL. while /
bathing has had dislike for the seacoast. |
A short time ago a letter was received |
from Mr.. Kaufman complaining OF the |
amount OF the taxes on the property as 1
being too high. and expressing wish 10 !
sell it. a local real estate agent took the !
matter in hand and organized a syndicate !
composed Of Boston ana St. Louis men. and |
the property was bought for $4,000
This property IL one Of the finest on the |
north shore. and If is said that big hotel |
will be erected on the site for the large |
colony OF St Louis people who each year /
make their summer home in this region.
Pitch Pine Hall. at Beverly Farms Mass |
the ultra-fa fashionable Boston summer re- !
sort and will spend the summer there. |
This. is one OF the most beautiful estates |
is no stranger 10 the north shore. as last |
summer he spent q pleasant vacation as the
guest OF Henry Clay Frick at Prides Gross !,
Boston has been crowded with Western
here are: G Slade Mr.. and Mrs. J. F ,
Fry. Mrs. B. Alcott. c. H. Thomas. J. p
Able, A stutch. Mr.. and Mrs. s. W Ken |
". Peitason. c J. kellar. D. H. Johnes, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Pec9uet. E. NJ. Hartford. p C |
Hartford. T. F. Twomey. Mr.. and Mrs John .
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Cray. Mrs. y. Porter. c. |
Z. Stalk. II. P Andrews. G. P Spencer |
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Beckman. F. E. Cook. |
Mrs. J. F. Shelley. 7. H. Jones. c. F. Mar |
and Mrs. e. E. Bate. H /. Ssrvas. c. 4. |
Hatch. II. j. kellar. Mr.. and Mrs Haas, ;
e r Cuendet. 4. $. Davis. II. c. Kirkwood
G. G Hitchcock 2Ss;,, o. " Hobbs; D. KEN |
Brookings. =. r. Nell. J. 4. ArbeIes K. r. |
Ward. l.: II. Wilson. r. II. Bond s. ". /
Meyers. Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Ryan, Mrs. u. |
Mrs. B. j TaussE and r. G. Emerson
From Kansas CITY. No: Miss H Hood |