The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-05
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EDWARDSvILLE.
Miss Frances Mailer has issued invita-
tons for a lawn party at her home on
Wednesday evening.
Mabel Fulton. of Chester. Pa. have gone
t, ,,s Pierce rec City, Mo. to spend the summer
WI" Mrs. -A {. & Tra w9lses gave a handsome
afternoon entertainment on Saturday to a
large number of young ladies for Miss Full
ton. In a contest, which was feature.
the prizes We're won by Miss Frances G.
Richards, Miss Mary Jeffress. Miss Irma
Boyd Springer and Miss Fulton.
Mrs. Oscar F. 1sensee arrived Thursday
from Chicago for visit with her mother,
Mrs. E. Nolrath.
Mrs. c; R. ,oatman of Collinsville spent
several days last week with her son, Doc
tor C. oatman, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Spriggs of Louis
vile. Ill. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A
Vance; Mrs; spriggs was until last month
Mr. and Mrs. James stallman are sum-
merng at Pueblo. Colo
Miss Fanny Casey Is spending month
Miss Hazel Sanders attended a party in
St. Louis M9nday evening given sIso By Mr. and
nue.. in honor of their daughter. Miss Alma.
Miss Merida Cox. who has been spending
Cox, departed Tuesday for her home at
Mrs. George Schmidt has returned from
Alhambra, where she visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bristow.
Mr. and Mrs. Roa entertained the Misses
Duschussell of st. Louis Saturday.
Miss Bertha Spite has returned from AL
Mrs. j. H. Barnsback returned Saturday
from Chicago where she attended the
commencement of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, her son, ]. L. Barnsback, be-
ing graduate.
Sherman 6; Brink has gone to South Nc
Mrs. Jane Bentley arrived Saturday even
ing from Dayton, o.. and will spend the
summer with her son. Julian Bentley and
family.
Miss Mildred FairOrother Of East st. Louis
and r. B. Price OF Columbia. Mo-, were
guests of the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Jarrett of ST. Louis
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Amos the
first of the week.
Mrs. E. L. Lax has returned from visit
Miss Maize Ramshaw of ST. Louis is here
to pass the summer with relatives.
Miss E. Grahderath of No. 1904 California
avenue and Mrs. J.. Truder. former resi-
dent. visited Edwardsville friends last week.
Mrs Thomas oConnor of Pana ahd Miss
at the home Of E. /. schwars. ''l>
Miss Mamie Keown is in Chicago, guest
of her brother. c. s. Keown.
Miss Annie circuit has returned to Mount
Olive. after visit with Mr. and Mrs. viii
Meyer.
Miss Mabel Cochran of Great Falls. Mont.
was, guest of Miss Brchie Kremer this
week.
Mrs. T W. Springer and children have
gone to Baldwin. kas.. to pass the summer
H. G. Fruit and daughter, Miss Luella. of
Decatur, are being entertained by his sis
ter. Miss Margaret Fruit.
MASSACHUSETTS COAST.
Boston. Mass. July THE Irresistible
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westerners to the New England shores,
and as most of the hotels have opened, the
season may be said to be well along. From
now on the great trunk lines will bring in
to Boston for distribution at the mountains
and at the shore the usual great crowd of
vacationists.
IN Frederick w. Vanderbilt's camp on the
Upper St. Regis Lake. are being erected a
bilt and his friends to be used as sleeping
apartments. On the outside, they are ORR
entail in The the furnishings
|. Mr.. Fuller and Miss Fuller Of Spence,
| Md, are guests of George B. Van Cleve at
his cottage on the Rockport shore, Cape
| Ann.
Miss Maude Johnson of Knoxville. Ill.
| Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert johnson at the Dixon House. Wester-
Mrs. Haskell. secretary of the Audubon
Society Of Alton; H.. spoke very interest
| 1NRly at the meeting Oh the AUDUBON SOCle-
visiting Ii t Mrs. K Allea:s MIS- AasAe'' -
/ Among the well-known cottagers to arrive
| Captain Jas. Candy. U. s. A. Of St Louis.
| and family. They are occupying a cottage
on the ocean front, and will do much en-
Mr.. and Mrs: William 7. Whitman of
! cottage on Chiffon, street, Plymouth. Mass.
| Mr.. William j. King ii, of st. Louis,
| was one of the ushers at the romantic King
| Gldden wedding at Augusta, Me-. last week.
Mr.. King. relative. who is a multimilion-
| aire, was then married to a handsome
young woman, who had followed the trade
| of manicuring in Providence. where she met
/ her husband. Mrs. King will now go back
| TO Providence. one of the richest women IN
Many Of the summer folks. those who own
i cottages along the shore of Cape Cod, have
settled down for the season. and now that
|. the rain has ceased the regular round Of
| amusefents will begin.
| rived at Gray Gables. on Buzzard's Bay.
| with Mrs Cleveland and their four chill
dren. They will remain until the 1st Of
Joe" Jefferson has arrived at his sum-
| mer home. Crows Nest. He Is near
neighbor Of MIR; Cleveland and the two dis
| tinguished gentlemen are often companions
on fishing trips in the many pods there
| abouts.
Mainstream, Me.
Miss Wardwell of St. Louis has arrived at
| the Ocean View House. Pigeon Cove. Mass.
| where she will spend the season.
| Captain Warren Fox Of St. Louis is a
! guest of ]. W. Chaplin at Bernardstown.
Mrs H. B. Brenton and daughter. of
La Sale. Ill; are at the Lincoln House,
| Swampscott, Mass
Mrs. Mitchell Scott. Miss Ellamore Scott.
Mrs. E. ]. Leggitt and Miss Quinn of st.
Louis are registered at Poland Spring, Me.
| Clay A. Pierce, son of Henry Clay
Pierce Of st. Louis. arrived Wednesday at
| the King cottage. Beverly. where he will