The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-17

A few more visits TO the dressmaker; a
few more little informal dinners: one or
two trips TO the Country Club: some hasty
notes of farewell and some telephone mes
saSes to friends to be sure to look us up
when you reach Paris or why don't you
join our coaching trip through the Berk-
shires?' and society Will fit away for three
months.
Many of the European travellers have al
ready gone. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman King
did not even wait for Dedication Week, but
went to Japan some time ago. They CO not.
j believe, contemplate a summer stay.
however. but will return the last of June
and join the Hopkins family at some of the
Atlantic resorts.
There does not appear TO be any especial
rush FOR any one place this year. About
the usual number will so ABROAD. less than
last season. which, by the by. was phenom-
email. Jamestown will have its customary
quota: and the Northern cottages will be
occupied by those ST. LOUIS people who
own beautiful homes or Lake Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Laushlin will
rusticate the entire summer taking their
young son tn the new and beautiful coun-
try home which Mrs. Laughiin Sr.. has
just purchased at Oregon. ILL.,. and which
has been named Heather Miss
Hester Laughlin has become greatly inter-
ested in market gardening of late. and in
tends to carry out some of her pet projects
on the new ground. Oregon and its river
site have become renowned the last few
years. 1t is there that Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lowden (born Pullman have their much
exploited country place. The scenery is I'M
surpassed in the West. MIR. and Mrs.
Laughlin expect to close their Cabanne
house in n fortnight. and the first of June
will find them enjoying Heather Grange"
Mr.. Houston Force. Miss Anna Force and
their family will occupy Judge Laughlin's
country place near ST. Louis during the
month of June Later. Miss Anna Force
will go East for n stay on the Atlantic
Coast
SIDNEY NJ. PHELAN'S
MOUNTAIN HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Leighton closed
their house in Garrison avenue fully a
month ago and went to Europe for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney n. Phelan of Wash
ington boulevard have purchased a noun
tain down in the lovely Ozark region. and
are busily engaged in constructing a sum-
mer home on the top of it. The views are
said to be superb and the sense of posses
sion. something out of the ordinary. They
have the William H. Thomsons for their
nearest neighbors. except that the Thorn
son cottage is at the foot of the mountain,
While Mr.. and Mrs. Phelan are on the top
most point. Timber has been cleared away
about their cottage. now up and being
finished. but otherwise the place is quite
wild and altogether delightful. They hope
10 go down early in June.
The Lambert family is in Europe, root
and branch. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Lambert
sailed for Paris two months ago, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert followed
Them. The latter do not expect to remain
Ghroad for the entire summer. however.
ATs. Marion Lambert is now in the East
with her people in New York and Virginia,
but Will sail for Paris with Mr.. Lambert
and Miss Lily Lambert in June
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren Brown have
rot settled their plans definitely, and are
-waNerAng between the attractions of We
quetonsing and the Atlantic Coast. Mrs.
BroEn will go 10 New York the last of
May for a fortnight, and in all probability
Will settle on her summer arrangement
after she gets there.
FREDERICK FAMILY
NOW IN COUNTRY HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Broderick gave I'M
their suite at Hotel Beers last week and
went to the county. opening their long
disused house at Glencoe. Miss Angela
Broderick and her guest Miss Kiechle, who
came home with her from Germany, ex-
= pect to gather about them frequent house
parties during the summer. the house being
very large and inviting. and their list Of
!. acquaintance a large and growing one.
MI. and Mrs. +. ederick n. tucson and
lie Governor Calhouns will not leave town
! until late in the summer. their usual Gus
tom. August probably will find them in the
! East. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carter, Miss Clara
Carter and their family we're at Magnolia
, last summer. but have not positively set.
tied on this resort again tor this Year.
{. They Will not go East, in all events. before
late July.
Mrs. Abner c. Cassidy and her two chill
dren, Miss Geneva and Master Abner. will
summer in the Berkshire Hills. as they did
last season. spending first several weeks in
New York and vicinity. They will go East
the first of July and do not usually return
until early October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chambers and Miss
Alicia Chambers. who have been stopping
at the Grand Avenue Hotel all spring. viii
.vacate their apartments the last of June
Miss will go first to Biloxi. Miss,
for a visit of several weeks. leaving town
June l, and will join her parents later at
st. Clair Springs. Mich, where they will
spend the warm months.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Chauvenet and their
children will take possession of their coun-
try place in the Berkshires, near Pittsfieid,
Mass. the middle of June. Mrs. Chauvenet,
who has been i'll during the late winter
and spring. is now quite recovered.
ISAAC M0RTON's PLANS
NOT FORMULATED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Morton and their fam
lily have not formulated summer plans as
yet. Miss Alice Morton Is back from Eu-