The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
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Boston. Mass. Sept. 3-GIor!oGs autumn.
weather Is just breaking all along the
north shore and in the White Mountains
and the summer coionist is accepting the
invitation TO take advantage OF it Down
at Magnolia cIoudless skies are reflected
N deeper blue in the broad expanse of
sea. the air is rarified and invigorating
and SO clear that all the islands and
points along the coast stand gu; in view
The white sands OF the beach at Man
AZ Magnolia.
season and a good many entertainments
have seen given at the various resorts.
Prince Hazfelat came back 10 his sum-
,ner nome at LenoE this week from 81.
Louis. Staying with him is Baron Won
Legation at Washington.
Bar Harbor Ne, has had 4 lively week
ana there is promise of several more. as
by general consent the season Will be
,snsthened into the last week Of septem-
Or the entire year in the East In
fact many OF the hotels on the New
Eng, ENGLAND coast VIII keep open until DC
tooer i. and many Westerners will stay
regardless OF the opening OF the schools
At Northeast HaIbor. Bar Harbor
composed of prominent visitors. includ-
inE William Hit. son of Congressman
HIT Of Illinois.
Mr.. Lucian c. SheiIbarger. Mrs George
R. Stanton and Miss Blackstone Of Deca-
tur, Ill, are at the Cotocheset.
Mr.. and Mrs 3; B. Graham. Miss c.
Louis are registered al the Miles Standish
Hotel. Daxbury. Mass.
Mooasght parties and excursions are
evening a jolly party OF young peope
drove over to Cafin's Beach. There they
built bonfire and had a jolly time sittin;:
around II and telling stories. Richard
Kennard Of St Louis was in charge OF the
Mrs, George H. Nettleton o. Kansas
patron Of the Hesperus Magnolia. enter
tanned at lunch Tuesday. Mrs. x. B.
mour. all Of Kansas City. were guests.
Mrs. T; s. Johngon; Mr.. and Mrs. .. r.
OF st. Louis Fave arrived ct the Ocean
side d. Magnolia 1ss Mass. 70. septem6er
Me- menay the be Mr sad I9 yns
Arrivals a. the Poland spring Home.
Mrs. J. e. Bradford. Miss sarah Brad
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Warner. Nash
Vile: Tenn: Mrs. 4. VI. Blackwell. N.
Hatch. St. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
d. Thomas New Orleans.
Miss KATE Lee Of salina, kas.. is at tho
M. and %rs pss np Wrisst of New Or
hans and their daughter. Miss Wright.
have arrived at the samoset for the bal
". H. Holt Of Cedar Rapids. Ia. and
Emma p. Locke Of Kansas City. No., are
s1sndins September at Pembroke. y. II;
Herman DOMAIN left Rockland. Ne,
Monday for his home in Kansas City. No.
These western guests are registered at
the Lincoln HOUSE. Swampseott; Mass:
Armour. Miss Mary Armour. Mrs. Kirk
B. Armour. Mrs. Melville Hudson. Miss
Hudson, Miss Ada Hudson. Kansas City.
Mr.. Shilite of ST. Louis is at Bar Har-
Dor. Me-. With a party of friends on his
yacht Vista. The entire party was en-
Walter Bartlett of Little Rock. Ark. is
the guest Of A W. Bartlett at Wey-
James quinn Of St. Louis is spending
his vacation with his mother, Mrs James
Mrs. Ruth T. Foote OF Denver. Colo.
Is visiting friends In Boston
Mrs. H. B. Kimban and daughter. Miss
Ruth. Of Iowa, are visiting A N kimbal..
Nathan e. Daniels Q, Perry. IN. Is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.; and Mrs T. J.
Mrs Edward A. Fuller of Topeka. Kas..
is visiting her father, Mr.. David o. Rob-
bins, in Maiden. Mass
of St Louis are late arrivals at the Lea
side, Seal Harbor, Me.
Doctor T; G. Melon Of 81. Louis is at
Mrs. II. J. Converse of st. Louis has
returned to the Park View. Bethlehem.
Ne. for the rest Of the season;
Of Springfield. Ill. aad Mrs Thomas
Kendrick and Mrs. John n. Reeves OF
n, Wd: Tenn i are at the Mount Pleas
Miss Eleanor Van Tuye Of Colorado.
Tex. took the trip to the summit Of
Mount .,o Ws ~ cs,n, Monday ,s.a vel. include
Mrs Agnes Hit. Indianapolis. Ind: Mrs.
Sarah J. Martin, erookiieid. No: Mrs
Flo: Jam;son Miilet Wilmington Ill;
Acton, Mass. This is Mr. Holden's arst
yist East IN Twenty Hoys years "a M,..ou-, :.
cherryneid. Ne. ~ %
The arrivals at the leading hotels in
Yo1ns t ao;ei@Mr. and Mrs. L. C. john
Kansas city. No. ' nus '
City. MO: W. 4. Brooks. Memphis Tenn:
Nj and Mrs. W. D. Eastiand. okiahcmi
.E.ex House.G. L long. chattaDeosa.
Tenn; Mr.: and Mrs, W; p. Hardy; Mem
kas.: M. and Mr.. c. p. Goo,eli 'e cre,e.
Neb.: 7: !: Zanderson; San Antonio. Tex:
Mr., and Mrs; c. 2; Wolf. Houston; TeK.
Inc LcxinktOu-lnI ana r
Evansville Ind; A. Barrett. Kansas City.
No.: J. L. Kohn, Dallas. Tex: c. g. Has
keil, Denison. Tex.
The Touraine-Mr. and Mr.. d. Catl:n.
81. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Day. Jf..
DUBUQUE, La.
Copley Square Hotel-M-s NJ T. Gary.
Mrs. W. B. Drake and SOB. 81. Louis.
The Bellevue. II. Eond. Mrs. r. 3.
Hotel Cecil-Harold Alyerson. Batavia.
III; o. Z. Baum. Memphis Tenn.
.ThoTnd.ke Hotel-Mr. and Mn. J. 8.
Dunbar. Matches. Miss; Mr.. anc Mrs. L.
q. Gilbert. Fort Worth, Tex: Mr.. and
Mr.. J. c. Crowdee. St. Louis.
United states Hote,-W. c. Freeman. +.
r. Freeman, Nashville. Tenn: E r Denk-
halter. Cedar Rapids. In.
Hotel victorfa-Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Iiv-
ermore. Memphis. Tenn.
Quincy House-W. r. Johnson. 81. Louis
Parker House-E b. PiIkin. Dallas. Tex;
". 8. Lea. Brownsville. Tenn; J. c. Pat
Revere House-B. c. Currier. Memphis.
Tenn.
Crawford House,. T. Wood. Davenport.