The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM
THE SUMNER RESORTS

! graves. Topeka. kas.: Mr.. and Mrs r. +.
k sPrarted M Mo II Nv Walton Mfs sS T. G.
Wilson Evanston, Ill: y. ". StockwelI. IL
! Paso. Tex: p. J. F'iynan; Jefferson city
Mil MIMI Thu TSgn1 Por spi' Ar m s X MrI
| NJ :. Parker. Fort Worth. Tex. Mr.. and
! Mrs. II. W. Carter, : l. Carter. Be!tav1.!e.
m; X. H. Gilmore, J. : CALVIN Decatur.
| III, {. y Bennett. LoSansport. Ind. Miss
| VI. A Sahlsr. Joliet. III; Mrs .. W. Fair
banks. Jacksonvii!s: M the Reverend J. II
| Colonel W. L. Nelson Of Kansas city.
! proprietor Of the Kansas CITY Star and
toiia. Cape Ann, for the summer; Colonel
! Nelson's schooner watch. HcoSisr. has been
| improved during the winter. and this week
| has been taken on tho marine railway ri
) Gloucester and = row IL commission. Colo
! mel Nelson intends 10 take several cruises
| both on the east and south coasts this SUM
Lone Star cabin. in East Bay. The Ad-
! :ronaaok home Of tn" !nte Colonel E"to
! Mir Alfred relo and ,he:r family. and Mrs.
/ Beo the widow Of the Colonel
Of Dallas Tex. are at Mr.. BiaSleus camp
! in East Bay. opposite Sar4nac Inn. Ad-
| Mrs William Mcmillan Of s.. Louis. one
! Of the most prominent OF the Magnolia
summer people. and who occupies one OF
! the finest estates on the Shore road. had
! narrow escape from death Tuesday while
! driving along the Annisquam causeway-
| While driving along high embaukUsnt
1 AZ Goose Cove. 4 man in another vehicle
| came along at terrific speed. and. not sat
| iSfiei. seemingly. he turned his horse about
| and raced back. the last time coming into
| collision and throwing Mrs. McM!!lan'i car
! riage into the railing. on tn. brink OF the
| badly.
! Mrs. Mcmillan escaped with but a few
| bruises. the skill of her driver preventing
! her b-ing thrown into the rocky water be
! low. The railing for fifteen feet on the edge
OF the prec!pice was torn completely away
Nae'ar1f
Boston are delighted with what they have
seen: Miss Grace Clouse and Miss Margaret
the time OF their lives. and in addition 10
their work ~ the convention. they have
visited almost every point OF historic In
tcrsSt in and about the city.
The Missouri delegation is at the fashion
There are 81 Missouriars here. under the
charge OF Mr. Bsnn Bl.wett OF 81. Louis.
Tuesday afternoon number of the favored
ores received tnvitations 70 Mrs. Jack Carl
ir-r's palace in the Fenway. and enjoyed
The priceless works Of art ana the b-auli-
full interior decorations OF this Twentieth
Century wonder place Tuesday night they
we're Invited To a pop concert In Sym
pECny Hall. and listened TO fine music by
Boston's noted symphony Orchestra. There
have been several excursions III their honor.
one To historic Plymouth. and another eN-
ctrs!on on Il saa-going steamer 70 the Isle
ot Shoals of the New hampshire coas.
"Wednesday evening tbs, .teiIesation gave
a grand reception in the big blue parior OF
the Nendome. ard many teachers from
Texas. Indiana. Illinois. Kansas and other
Stat-s attended. There were 90 in the re-
c-!vius party headed ~ Mr. Ben Ble~-tr
and Mis- Minnie u. Hamilton % 81. Louis.
Miss Hamilton. a striking beauty. was
o: diamonds. Mr. l.. ". Cross. Superintend-
ent o; Schools OF Dekaib County. Illinois.
and Mr.. E. J. NeT. Superintendent OF
SCHOOLS Of ogle County. Illinois. were sre-
cal guests.
Among the M!ssourlans present at the re-
ception Were: From ST. LOuis-Miss May
MAJ
Miss Alice u. Choate, J; F. chase. Miss
Laura Conway Miss Lillian ". Caniler.
Charles II. Gil Mss isabe!la VI. Hunter
Miss Gertrude ". Hogan. Miss Madeline
Laser. Miss Nettie. Lasar. Miss MoIIie f.
E Mann. Miss Mabel McQuisten. Miss Lulu
McQuisten. Miss Fannie II. McIAne. Miss
Stella NJ. Murren, Miss Mary {. NJ, Cu!iock.
man. Miss Alma Mol. Miss Elizabeth Mur-
ply. Miss Anna l. McDougall. Miss Frances
G5ssfe II hS %.s Arrsy f 3 z@it Ms Ms
l.. a. W!gsin. Francis F. Cook. Julius c.
Fife. Miss Carrie Laun c. E. witter, Miss
Miss Rer,ha Rahi Miss Fi I &. 5essup
Flynn.
stra S Mr.. and MIR. j. j. Canm mach: |
Miss Lucille B. Cameron. Miss NJ. e Griffin.
Miss Gertrude Huse!tor. Miss Annie T. Nc |
Martin. Miss Kate McDougall. Miss Eliza |
beth Morse. Miss Mary Flanagan. ". r. |
Warner. F. u. Thrope and Mrs. NJ b. |
From other parts Of the State were pres
emit: Miss May \. Conroy and l.. d. Amss.
W. ]. Darlington. jefferson City; J. NJ.
Gwinn; Warrensburg: Roy Glasgow. Hanni-
ss; w ID GEsys ws9s51r GEGyes Mss
Frances 3. Hotchee. Columbia: Mrs. Ida NJ.
Linton joplin: j. V. Major. California
MctsDWan 10. 1
Mcshay ChIlicothe: Miss Marian Levin.
Map!eweod: J; r Martin. oberiin; John H
ley. Sedalia: Mr.. and Mrs. George Meicher.
GTeen:ield Miss Linda Martin. Nevada;
Aretta Watts. EIlsbury: Miss Annie L.
Vel ST Joseph F Thor F T,hhoimp s Polo;
E sllsbes' sprnSaeld ,4 Miss pear fS Ha aF
R. craighsad. WaTreasbuFg: Miss Eleanor
Mrs. A D. Clark, Miss Clark and maid.
Ms sIa H. " n.,i Adams Mis-, ~ ADAMS s an; and
Mrs. V. Hubbel OF ST. Louis is late ar
rival at the Crawford House. New Hamp-
" Mrs r ~ MsrphE ald maid aaa Mr. and
at the Sarnoset House. RockIani. Ne.
Ottawa. kas.. are among the weeks ar
rivals al the Wentworth. Newcastle. y H.
thursday the st LOUIS delegation went
down to Revere Beach. one OF Bcston's
nearest and finest public beaches. Many OF
them had never seen the ocean before. and
C, ud not restrain their excitement as they
caught their first view OF the water and
the tide was out, most OF
them took a plunge from the big sloo.6g
bathhouse and enjoyed saltwater bathing
for the first tim. in their lives In the even
ing the tide was up almost to the boulevard.
the moon was out bright. and as the bath
house was kept open especially for their
pleasure large crowd enjoyed the novelty
OF moonlight swim.
Live Holsters right out Of the water. SAL
mon that had been swimming about in the
Penohscot River the day before. and al end
Jess variety Of other sea food. on exhibition
at the big Quincy market all the week.
proved an endless source Of interest TO ths
SAVIOR SPRINGS, ILL,