The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-17
ST. LOUIS and VICINITY WELL
REPRESENTED AT THE RESORTS

Swarts. of Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe Com
pany: w. NJ. Sloan and w. +. McE;lroy. of
H~amilton-Brown Shoe Company.
J. L. Walsh and William r. Summers. of
Springfield. Mo-. are registered at the
Ocean House, Old Orchard. Me.
This weeks arrivals at the Fort Girls
Charles f Bacon. Miss Celeste p. Brad
ford and Fred p. Ewing. all of ST. Louis.
Down at Cottage City. Mass, blue fish,
ing continues to attract the lovers of
outdoor sports. many parties going each
day and returning with good fares.
Among the late arrivals at this resort
are: Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Spooncr of
Jefferson City. Mo.
At the Samos-t Hotel. Plymouth. Mass.
are Mr.. and Mrs. William \. Curtis of
Moberly. Mo.
Elaborate preparations are being made
at Saratoga for the polo tournament to
be held there by the National Association
in August. and from the list of entries al
ready received. a highly successful meet
ing seems assured.
Although tn closing of Canheld's res
taurant will be quite a loss 10 Saratoga
public of his beautiful park will in some
measure compensate. This park. which
MIR. Garfield created gu; of a swamp at
n cost OF more than 500. o1o. is said by
good judges to be one of the finest bits
OF landscape gardening in the world.
The liberal policy ~inaugurated by Will
being followed by his successor and no
expense has been spared to further beau
tify the grounds.
The family OF Es,Il McHcnry Of St.
their summe cottage on Tregory Bow,
Lands End. Rockford, Mass.
Among the prominent Westsrners who
for an extended stay are Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford C. Scarritt of ST. Louis.
Colonel William r. Nelson. editor of the
been so prominent in the social circles of
the Hesperus. will this summer be abroad.
Colonel Nelson's fine large schooner
yacht the Hoosier: will not be in com
the basin at East Gloucester. Mass.
Richard kennard OF ST. Louis. one of
the younger of the athletic set of the Mag
nolia colony. is just recovering from a Sc
we're illness.
Mrs. r. F. Spencer. Miss Florence c.
Spencer and Miss Dorothy Spencer of st.
Louis are at the Oceanride. Magnolia, for
the season.
Henry Clay Pierce Of ST. Louis has re-
turned to Beverly with his yacht. Nacona.
Among those who took the trip along the
and Miss Violet Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Robbins of In
dianapolis, Ind. are registered at the
Moorland. East Gloucester. Mass. for the
season.
H. Nj. Pullen of Springfield. Mo. is at
the Rocaland Hotel. Nantasket Beach,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Garrison and family
OF Ct. Louis are dorniciled at the Colonial
Arms. East Gloucester, Mass. for the sea
son.
The John Hays Hammond family ha-e
the Horey estate at Magnolia again this
season. Mr.. Hammond has just returned
from a business trip and il enjoying i'm
mensely his automobiles. of which he has
the most extensive line in these parts.
Miss Mildred $. Carol Of Evansville,
Ind. is a late arrival at Magnolia.
Western arrivals at the Nanepashemet.
Marblehead Neck. Mass. this week are:
Mrs. B.. F. Thomas. Mrs. William NJ. Las
ley, Miss Katherine L.asley. Marshall Las
ley of Chattanooga. Tenn: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. V. Rider. Miss Frances Rider. Du-
buoue. Ia: Ed McWilliams. Dwight. ILL.,;
Miss ]. H. Van Patten. Davenport. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Talbot OF Kansas
City. No. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Solo
mon Talbot at the old homestead. Mash
wonicut street. Sharon. Mass.
Late arrivals at the Hotel Preston.
~Swampscott. Mass. are: Mrs. J. f. Baum.
Elizabeth Baum. Miss Jean Cudahy. Kath-
crime Baum of Omaha. Neb Doctor Adah
Mcmahon. Lafayette. Ind: G. A. Wash
ington. Miss Washington. Washington.
Tenn.
On the scholarship honor lis, OF Phillips
Academy is the name OF Edward
W. Kaiser of Muscatine. Ia.
Ralph Schnieloch OF st. Louis made the
trip from Portland TO Poland Spring. Me.
this week in an automobile He had as