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THE REPFBLIC: SUXDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1903.
body or cultured women known as tho
Chicago Women's Club, her topic being
Municipal Art and the Model City. and
If she can be thus honored by our leng-
lerished rival. Chicago, what glory may
not be visited on her by those from other
liics who hall either together In St.
Ixrais next ear?
An interesting guest of Mrs. McCairs
who will spend the entire I"alr season
with her is Mrs. Conde Hamlin of St.
I"aul. herself tht president of the St Paul
e'liic Improvement League.
rhese two ladies will together dispense
hospitillt) and make their at-home days
something to be remarobered and cher-i-Ud
bv those who will meet on this
i ..mrnon ground.
Their fatorite mode of gathering per
sons together will be the Informal one of
a la or an ctenlns each weeV. In addi
tion to this. Mrs. McCall probably will
-iic a series of entertainments, in which
-he excel" luncheomvnheneter there w
some special gue-st of distinction to he
Introduced to St. Louis club women and
the llterar and cultured circles of town
MRS. DAVID HANDOLrH CALHOUN
Mr Daid Randolph Calhoun, one of the
touncer matrons. Is comparatively a new
resident, but frequent visits to St. Louis
and her marriage two- j ear? ago to one of
Its besi-knonn men of the business and
social world", together with a very charm
ing spirit of democracj. a remarkably
beautiful pcron and an Interesting and
vivacious manner, have already glten to
her tirestlge of such nature as to abso
lutely force upon her certain social ob
ligations in the waj of entertaining dur
ing" the next jear.
She is more than ready to meet all uch.
and eagerly anticipate?, the exercise of a
generous hospitality atfthe country home
of the Calhouns near the St. Louis CounJ
try Club m the direction of Clayton t
The house burned last spring and iRndjv
being rebuilt as fast as the somewhat
hampered conditions of labor and material
will permit They expect, however, that
It will be completed and ready for occu
pancy bj Ma 1, and then they will begin
a very delightful season for those who ire
fortunate enough to be invited to this re
treat in the countr
Mrs. Calhoun, too. will adopt the salon
scheme, and receive on certain das all
tlsitora who may know Mr. Calhoun, who
may be merel) foreigners desirous of a
nearer acquaintance with St Louis soc'al
life, and In short, the countless numbers
of guests which a Fair will bring to
town
She will hate distinctly noel and In
teresting modes of entertainment, bj rea
son of this country home and also be
cause of the fact that Mr Caltfiun'
stables and handome equipages will give
her added opportunities to place man
pleasures at the door of her guests
The Calhoun coach, niled with jolly
parties, the trap? and drags which will
tool merrllv along roads leading to and
from the house, the spacious grounds
which may be used for afternoon teas and
charming outdoor functions on moonlit
nights, which are neier so fine as in the
countrj all this promises to make "Mari
etta" a ten bus) and altogether delight
ful domicile next immer This name
' Marietta." bj the bay. is a prett adapta
tion from "Marie." the Chtlstlan name of
Mrs Calhoun.
Mrs Calhoun will be cfllclenth alJcd
In her entertaining by her mother. ..Irs.
M E. TVbltmore. who will spend most
of the coming jear In town. Mrs. Whlt
more Is a New York woman, a comopo
llte. and thoroughly au fait with forelcn
customs and peoples, having lived abroad
six or seven vears. She will prove an In
valuable aid and a most gracious adjunct
to the Calhoun menage.
MRS JULIUS S WALSH.
"I hate not jet siven the matter of
entertaining for the Fair much consid
eration." said Mrs. Julius s. Wal?h.
"though I have no doubt all women of
the city who have large houses and who
hold important positions socially, will in
a measure contribute to the city's social
life next summer "
As Mrs. Walsh Is the wife of Julius S.
Walsh, intlmatelj associated with many
largo business enterprises with the
World's Fair Board of Directors and as
she Is alo a tlce president of the newly
formed Women's Club, many duties rela
tive to the dispensation of hospitalltj will
naturally devolve on her.
Her hitherto large household of daugh
ters will, by the time the Fair is well
on. have considerably thinned, since this
winter will remove the only unmarried
daughter. Miss Josephine Walsh; but with
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. C. K. Dickson
Walsh, and another daughter. Mrs. V1I
lam Maffltt. as well as her sons. Julius S.
Walsh. Jr. and Robert Walsh, the house
hold will alwajs be a merry and a gen
erously disposed cnc. SERENA LAMB.
AT THE THE ITERS.
Exclusively fine Stationery at Lambert-Deacon-Hull
Co. 513 Locust street
J?loly crowd of girls enjojed a gallery
party at the Olympic Wednesday evening,
chaperoned bj Mrs. Heal) and Mrs. Flat
tau. The oung people were as follows:
Misses
Knnna!er' JJayme Cunnigham,
Ella Miller, Fanny Flattau.
Blanch Hogan. Rae Flattau
Clara Greene. Fanny Hatcher,
Angela Heal) . Cradon.
Glory Greene. Kavanaugh.
Jennie Miller.
Calling Cards Mermod S. Jaccard's.
AvEDDTjeV.
Dinner Cards, Menus and Tally Cards at
Lambert-Deacon-Hull Co.. S13 Locust st
Mr and Mrs. Cahln Dutton hac Issued
cards to announce marriage of their
daughter. Marie, to Mr. Lou Lackey on
Tuesda). November 3 at the Lafa)ette
Park M E. Church. South
Mra. W. B, England Is to be matron of
honor, and Miss Myra Diebcl and Miss
JIamio Masson of Baltimore to be the
bridesmaids.
Mr Harry W. Liggett of Ferguson will
be best man.
One of the weddings of the week was
that of Miss Adelaide Kenned) to Mr.
Thomas J. Crosby at Visitation Church
Tuesda), October 3) The bride is the
joungest daughter of Mrs. Eliza Ken
nedy. The bridal part) entered the church
to tho strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. During the strtlces vocal selec
tions were rendered by Miss Theresa
Finn and Mr James McNalty.
The bride wore fine white muslin. From
the joke of lace a deep bertha fell about
the shoulders. She wore the veil her
mother wore at her wedding. Upon their
return from the v net moon Mr. and Mrs.
Crosby will ret-Ide at No US Ba ard at e
nuc. No cards acre issued.
DUNLAP-BCOTT WEDDING
A prettt autumn wedding wilt take place
at the First Congregational Church In
Wjomlng. 111. October IS. when the Rev
erend II D French will marry James M.
Dunlap and Miss Maude Emma Scott.
Miss Scott I a dauchter of Mr. and
Mrs George E. Scott of Wtoming and a
graduate of the Knox Conservatory of
Music She comes from the old English
amll) of singers. 3nd has a reputation
both as a tocallfl and for beaut) through
out llllnolf.
Mr Dunlap Is a son of Mr and Mrs.
Thcmas Cunningham Dunlap of v)omiug.
and formerlj lived treic, but Is now tn
newspaper work In St. 1,-juIf. The joung
coup.c will reside litre.
Fine Diamonds Mermod & Jaccard's.
Sir FrederickC. ShajH of St. Louis and
Miss, Elizabeth M. Cash of South Haven
were married last Tuesday at the home of
the bride's sister, Mrs. Horine, by the
Reverend W. H. Walker of the Congrega
tional Church of Scuth JIaven. At the
appointed hour (be bride and bridegroom,
accompanied by the bridegroom's daugn
ter. Misj Mabel Shajs of St. Louis, en
tered the parlor and took thrJr places lie
fore an arrangement of autumn Jeaies,
where the marriage service was read, the
ring service being used The bride was
attired In a gown of white Manila silk
made over white taffeta, with medallion
trimmings, and carried a bouquet of
bride's roses. Miss Shays wore a white
gown with jellow trimmings, and carried
a bouquet of roses.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
company were served with refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Shajs departed on the even
ing train for their home In St. Louis,
where they will reside They thought to
steal a march on their friends and thereb)
escape a shower of rice and old shoes, by
drlilng to Kibble, a distance of ten miles,,
to take the train, but man) of their
friends understood the matter and when
they arrived at Kibble they were met by
a hdsit of frlenJs and given a shower of
rice and old shoes. The carriage In which
Mr. and Mrs. Shays were driven to Kibble
was decorated with old shoes, ribbons,
flowers and other symbols of a wedding
part Those who were present at the
wedding from out of the city were Mrs
Ollmore of Gridley. I1L. Mr and Mrs. H
C Lnnlngton of Chicago and Miss Alice
Warner of Chicago
Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four
trains Ieae St. Louis for Cincinnati.
The marriage of Jllss Carrie Kendall
Deaderlck ti Doctor Charles D Potts will
take place en the evening of Wedne-sda).
October S at 9 o'clock at the residence
or the hrlde't. sister. Mrs Thomas A
Cleage. Jr- No. 331 Chamberlain" avenue
At home after November l' Th" Wa-h-Ingtou
Mr J H Schurman of Germantown
111., and Miss Margaret Alter of Nn SOS
Wjomlng street, were married on Wednes
da) morning at half-cat 7 at S. Francis
de Sales church. They will ttke a trip
et and will then go to lite in German
town. Ill
Mr Frank Koerper and MIs Etta Jle)er
of the South Side were qulrtly married
Thur-dav Mr J J Koerper best
man Thev will make their home on Ilut
ger street
One if the wedding, of last Tek wa
that of Mls June Marsh and Mr Oliver
M Fentnn which took place Monday
tvenlnc This was celebrated Jolntlv with
the tw ent -fourth weddlne annlierxar) of
the bridegroom's parents. Doctor and Mrs
W F. Fenton It was a "rainbow" wed
ding the house decoration.- anil brides
maids' gowns carrjlng out the effect The
Iride was gowned slmplv In Paris mu-lin
and lice She was attended by Jllss
laedie Fentoti ah maid of hono" ib" the
Misses Percye Fenton and Almedia Thom
n served as brldesmtlds and the Jlessrs
Mead Powell and Frank Wnhlberg as
groomsmen The wedding match was
t la) ed bv an orchestra composed of the
bride's father, grandfather, brother, sis
ter and uncle The ceremonv was per
formed by the Reverend Mr Luce, and
only Immediate relatives and Intimate
friends attended
A wedding of )esterdav tas that of
Miss Edna He-i and Mr v'hri-tlan Traub
After the ccrmon) which was performed
bv the Reverend Edmund Duckworth, at 4
o'clock, the bride and l.ride;room re
ct lved the congratulations of their friends
before limiting for their lionejmoon tour.
One of the weddings of the past week
wa- that nf Miss Mel via C Roberts to
Irwin S Burge-s. which occurred at one
of the nearby Cretin Greens, and protisl
a sUrpri-e to friends of the couple Mr.
and Mrs. Burgess will lie at home to their
friends after November at No tXt) Cewk
a enue
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Elegant Novelties In Fine Leather Good
at Lambfrrt-Deacon-Hull Co. 513 Lom-t,
The season's Initial meeting of Cliapter
O of the I. E. O took place In the par
lors of Its president. Mrs C De Witt
Lukens. on the afternoon of October IS
An inspiring feature of the business hour
was the official address of Mrs. Lukens.
In which she made forceful mention of the
tenets of the order nnd urged the mem
lM.rs to make the pleasurable work out
lined for the coming winter a means of
real personal and general development.
Then followed Mn. Maria I. Johnston's
parlor tnlk on "What Is Art7" In th's
he touched briefly and Interestingly upon
Its first appearance In Ecypt. Assyria.
Persia and Greece clvlnr now nnd then
some supplemental-)' mjth or legend This
wns the first of a series of pr-VorldR
Filr k-clures she is to give to Chapter O
on 'Ancient and Modem Art "
The next meeting of the Ten O'clock
Muslcate wl.l be held on Wednesday. Oc
tober IS, at the residence of Miss Lucie
Ma) Goodbar. No. 5643 Cates atenue.
The Harmonv IJterarv Club held a ver
Interesting meeting Frlda). October 16. at
the home of Mrs. Mart Bucknam The
programme was of a historical nature.
The right hand of fellowship was extend
ed to two new members. Mrs. Will Ar
cher and Mrs. L W. Gent. Two delegate
were elected to attend the Women's Con
tention of Federated Clubs, to be held In
Hannibal. Mo, October ZT.. Mrs Slart
Bucknam president of "Harmony." and
Mrs. A. Welst. ex-president, were chosen.
The next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs Ben Jones No. 5T1S Theodtvla ave
nue October 31
The Literary S)mpoium met at Hotel
Beers Thursda) morning to discuss "The
Art or the Architect." Mrs. Grlltlth Illus
trated, with charts, the Greek and Roman
orders, showlrg how beautifull) the
World's Fair architects hate adapted
classic st)Ies She finds not onlt hlstor).
but also songs and stories In the architec
ture of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
She gate a map stud) of the grounds, de
rrlblng Its central delgn. with its splen
did Festival Hall and Cascade Gardens.
She closed with a description of the Palace
or Varied Industries. Its magnificent Ionic
colonnade ram's head tases and Protno
thean candelabra. This club will hold its
next meeting on Wednesday morning, Oc
tober 2S. Instead of Thursday. The change
Ls made for this week on!). AH memtx-rs
and visitors are requested to be at Hotel
Beers promptly at 10-15 o'clock The sub
ject for the day ls "The Parthenon and Its
Frieze."
The next regular meeting of the Twen
tleth Century Art Club will be held nf the
-residence of Mrs. 'William Reekie). No.
4iji Lieimar oouietaru. eionoa). ejetober
X. at 10 o'clock. The programme will be
a day in France.
Chart Club drawing-rooms will ! held
Tuesday. October 17. 11 a. m . by Mrs J.
W. Teasdale. No. 3C6S LIndcll boulevard.
The same afternoon I o'clock, b) Jlrs.
Maria I Johnston at Washington Hotel.
King's hlghwat. and Wcdne-dt- October
3S. S p. m . by Mrs. Lnura M. Pickett, No.
4813 Ollte street. French divisions as
usual.
Best Watches Mermod . Jarcard's.
OCIL Ct-llis.
Engrated Wedding Invitations An
nouncements and Reception Cards at
Lambert-Deacon-Hull Co. 513 Locust st.
On Wednesday evening. Not ember 18.
"The Hartard Court" will Inaugurate its
dancing reason at No. 911 North Vande
tcnter atenue. This, promises to be one
of the most enjo) able affairs of the sea
son, entertaining many of the joung peo
ple of the West End.
The Vine Clad Club gate a bowlln
party lost Friday etenlng. Those presen"!
Those present
erc:
Missel
Anna Kingston,
I.enny Lorenze.
Emma Ivorcnze.
Rose Hart.
Eta McCarthy.
Messieurs
!eo l.e Brell. Geo. Guerne).
Morris Lee. Jack Piters.
The most beautiful trains 'are those of
the Big Four to New Tork and Boston.
The Rainwater Rifles wish to annourice
that they will bold their first informal
dance on Tuesday evening. Not ember 10.
Instead of the first Tuesday, as oretlously
announced
The Anons Bowling Club gave a
bowling party on last Thursdat evening
at the West St. Louis. Tuner Hull. An
Inpromptu supper was sertod. and a most
enJo)able ctcnlng spent. Those present
wre
Messieurs and Mesdamcs
P H. Rodenir. Chas. Rodenlr.
Ii. it. De-alon.
Misses
Jessie Brady. Kathrlco Kart.
Georgina Neth. Margarte Brady.
Messieurs
Geo. Bergcr. J. Bradv.
Jim Marc. Joe Kelly.
F. Buhrman.
The opening ball of the Union Clnb will
lie given on the evening of Thursday. No
vember 5. at 9 o'clock.
Society Stationery Mermod Jaccard's.
The Mlnne Ha Ha's entertained their
friends last Frldav evening at No. 1413
North Grand avenue. Among those pres
ent were:
Misses
M. Hulman. Lou Warhtcr. .
H. Latal. A. Herbets.
M. Lotclace R. Rlno. .
B. Jost. May Halt ey.
Mint Halve .
F. Albrs.
A.AIber.
M. Thie.
A. Boniiorat.
M. Qu'.in.
IL Haley.
SI. Dolln.
E.Miaw.
M. I It-Wei.
J. IJber.
II Kn-nulns.
II. Heinle-).
M. Hennese).
C. t.utkewltte.
M. Hllger.
L Maxwell.
I. Hagemaiu
P Quirk:
D Mcmltr,
D. Pheffer
O. Mianks.
It. Heitkamp,
H. .MIH-r
L Wlssoer.
M. Maus.
R. Maus.
It. Mueller.
. Stock.
E. Korte.
H. ItecktoM.
K. Jlatt.
M. WiiWh.
II Padbers
IC. Fennls.
K. Hart.
K. Lratmi.
V. DunhAm.
J Barkei
C. Oulrk.
E. Gcr-t.
R. Mark.
H. Fhlr.
V. Henr
v.
II. Mitzman.
G. Shweitzel
. Quade.
Gen. Gtrsglos,
t LIHlt.
Jas. Trnm-vll
rims. Recktol.l.
fc BecktoM
A Korte
Kd Ferrenlwch.
II. Weldemueller
A Hckmnn.
W. Cilllns.
'ictor Wellman.
Wm. Clark.
H. Heitkamp.
M.'Mawlimeter.
Jus. Kalmau.
Win. McRfa.
Wm. Mahonet .
I'd Beier.
Otto Knerht
G Bennett.
A. Franz.
W. O'Brien.
Ts Geeekc
Ed Gerst.
' Wels-ebahn.
Tom I.vnch.
F J. O'Lerj'.
11. Miller.
O Kraemer.
The Cirnatlon Euchre Club was enter
tnlned Thursitay afternoon by Mrs II W.
Vann. Priz-s were won by Mrs Wol
firth. Mrs Mann. Mls Gassner Those
present were Mrre Kent, Woods. Allen.
Re-irlek. Cobb. Tn!es.ltl. Relchenlscher.
right. Mann. Wolfarth. Buente. Misses
Cell and Gassner
Th White Rose F.inch Club was enter
tained bv Mis Mae McDcrmott at her
home In North St. Louis last week. The
colors, green and white ninch was plajea
u.i ,., u uiA n, Hiie-r wiiicn prizes were
awarded to the Misses Flora Kle)kamp,
Mae McDcrmott and Ida RIchter.
Those present were.
Misses
Mae McDermott. Ida Richter
Louise Rlechers. Helen Simon.
Flora KIe)kamp. Tlllle Stuhbe
Emma Richter. Rose lUechcr-.
.-vina v.osteuo. Kdlth I.) le.
BcsFle Brooks. Emma Klokamp.
Invitations hatt- been issued for the first
or the series or dances to be given by the
E. T. C on Friday etcnlng, October 13,
at the Masonic Temple.
Rich Cut Glass Mermod & Jaccard's.
The Cosmopolitan Club will entertain
friends with the first dance of the season
Friday ctcnlng. October 3.
The Polka Dot Bowling Club will bowl
its next games on Friday night at the St.
Louis Turner Hall bowling alle)s Among
wm; iiu win luriicipaie are.
Misses
Ullian Bommrr, Mat Lone.
l?S.-PSRtrv. ' ' Millie ICetnmer
Millie EIchscLIag. Nellie Buran
Maggie Berne.t. Lena Hollwing
Lula Hollw lng. Lena Hoff.
IISt "rS.tira.la, A ant. ... ....
Johnson cf Shenandoah avenue enter-
"u memoers ui me r u jj m honor
of her birthday. Mrs. John-on received
many pretty gifts, one being a gold
necloace. git en her by the club Music
and dancing formed part or the evening's
enjoyment- ocal selections were sung b)
'."" T.'.'f. S'0"1'. accompanied by
Miss Llllle Mott on the piano
The guests were.
Misses
Llllle-Mott. Julia BalllngaL
Myrtle Hercules i.na Johnson.
Frances Chapman. Rose Vogt of Jef-
Kstelle Stoetzcl. ferson Cltt. Mo
Jlessleurs '
Bert Chapman. Npj-baum.
D Dllllngs. T. j-teffens.
W Hogg c. Mott.
The Tower Bowling Club gate Its first
jarty of the season Tuesda- ctening. Oc
tober 30 The etcnlng was spent In bowl
ing and some vcrj- high ntemges were
bowled by the ladles, who bj- their prow
ess relegated the men or the party to the
rear ranks After bowling a repast was
served by the ladles.
Amoni, those present were.
John Reardon.
r'-T"' miiu .ursuame'
W. Moran
Tliomac O'Brien
Jennie Iy-nliy.
Clara Ixsihy.
t.ene Reardon
Misser
Tlllle Roeelei.
Fannie Nleblliig.
. Nellie Belcher.
Messieurs
John Smith,
Chas. Wassenburg.
Edward Duudcn.
Empfield Bames.
D. O'Connell.
The Mount Auburn Club gave Its first
reception last WedncsJat evening. The
club consists of the following members:
John Verllng
R. V. rling.
or Wellstoii. Mo .
Waited St ans.
Warren McGli.nls.
I-os. C Heman.
Tho. Rrook,
of Mapleneiod.
JohnGannaway.
Geo. VcstGann.1-
Wlll Ling.
Eil Wllllims.
Harry Darrein of
Clifton Heights.
.wT.n?,.F0r0, CIub Tr"1 entertain at No.
I4 Ollte street on Tueslar evening No-V-
mber 3. The committees In rharge have
made especial arrangements fcr thi re
ception of their friends.
The Bonaparte Club will entertain
ft lends -t Its first dancing party next
t edncrdaj- ctcnlng at the Odeon.
The first meeting or the Luncheon Club
was held Thursday. Octolr 33. at the resi
dence or Mrs. George Walton Klcrshelm.
No. 4433 Delmar atenue The following la
dles are members or the club:
aiesoames
E. 1. Rae.
C W Conner)-
of Texas.
J.J Hannert).
E. Union.
George (Hard
Teasdale.
George Walton
ner"htlm.
S. F Mv-frscn.
J. P. Woods.
W. UCiilt-cr
n M.VInlen.
M. A. Carmen.
M. Jourdan.
E. J. Krsmrr
r. W Galligan.
A s-noker given bv the Itirrisnn
School Association on Tuesday. Octolicr
S at the home of Mr. F. E. Deppe. proted
a success. After 'he Iran-action of busi
ness an oyst-r dinner and general good
time were enlo)ed All members partici
pated In lending talent ror the evening
Messr- It Marihtal. and r. n Iterhes
"were Invited guests. Their singing and
recitations were niKniy appreciated The
Harrison School Orchestra rendered some
selections together with vocal solos by
Messrs McCune and Bessel.
MKs Katherlne Madden or North Grand
atenue entertained the club, or which sin
Is a member. Tuesdt evening. Dascln
W?J ,on' r t!e c,l!ef amuse ments. At
midnight supper was served. Prizes were
won by Misses Dugneman and Ftnigan
and Messrs. Bolineer arm Caset
Some of the members are:
Misses
Jennie Gam Annette Dugne-
Josephine Finl- mat.
gan. MatmeGhlo.
Katherlne Mad- L. Wcrtman.
den.
Messieurs
Bob Hennessy. WIIllo Glass-
BUI Walh. me)er.
Walter Simon. John Casey.
C. Bolliurer.
rERSO L MEYTION.
Four trains a day. St. Louis to Cincin
nati, via Big Four. Parlor, sleeping, din
ing cars.
Mrs. E. H. Israel of Sherman. Mo., is
making a tour of the West, nnd when last
heard from was In Seattle. Wash.
Euchre- Prizes Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mrs, Harry J. Air. who has been eerl-
A Schulte
I Mathews.
J. Huddfston.
J Dickinson.
M. Dillon.
F. Campbell.
I- Hantz.
M. Boxmejer.
A. Boxmejer.
J Boxrpe)er.
K. Jieter.
K. Leitner.
M Reter.
A Eugelniaii
M Engclmai.
D Engelman
J Korte.
N Clare).
0 Bcnneti.
C Ta)or.
H- Brlnkmeyer.
L Brlnkmejrr.
S. itrlnkme)-r.
B. Vornbrock
E. Mueller.
J Mueller
W Mueller
M. Ptrterson.
M. Peterson
L Peterson
A. Dodge.
M Gerst.
C Sutter.
M McNamara.
Cravens.
M. Bawls.
F Ciaes.
SL-Flanne).
D McNumata.
S Feehan.
Me-ieur-
Oeo. II Stork.
J Stock,
J Datl.
F. Schutte.
H StelnlH,e.
J Baunket.
Otis Cites.
" Pat'erson.
A. Padhurv .
G Mn.
IS. Kruse
K. FIslH r.
Deimelman
H Wc'ss,
' Nave.
J Bogv
C Hug.
E. Rosenthal
1 Loutz,
F J Herbert
F Holder
O Kuhen.
I- IVIertert.
W. Crslnwell.
J Aleymjj,,
J Hoehn
' Rodlck.
H Huelsman
W. Gorlelman.
ir Latal.
Mf Smith
W. Waconer.
Geo Ltitkwltte.
J. Schulte.
J Clues.
M BoblKtt
Ci McAndrew.
B I.uslur.
oa-:t III ct the home of her sister. Miss
Ueil-ll of No 3j9 Page boulevard. Is con-
taiescing.
Mrs. Charles w. Pnters of No. 353 Greer
avenue win return home tnis wtK imm
Colorado Springs, after an ah-enc of flto
months.
Mrs. S 11. Eberlein ami Miss Eberleln
of No. 3C' Cleveland atenue hate re-
luineu iium a trip anroaa. wnere imrj
sptnt the past lite months in German).
Switzerland. Italy and France.
Mr. and Mrs. John C Wilkinson of
Weiodlawn hate taken an apartment for
the winter at No. " ltajard atenue.
miscei.uvm:oii. bu:i.
Through sleeping-cars. St. Iaols to Bos
ton, every da) In the J'ear. tla Big Four.
A recital was given by Miss Leota
Hlntz and her pupils, assisted by Master
Julius Link, at tier residence. No. iT3!
Florissant atenue. on Tuesda), Octolier
39. at 8 n. m.
The programme follows:
llano S..lo-shor ot lluhles MI- Lima Pul
Itaao S eintruilt- r liream .Miss jiteila lull
VMm IMet-BuhemUn t.trl
Julius tank and Ibibert Illntz
(llanu arctmitsiiilineat b I-ut lllntz.1
Ptano Snlu- Lillian IMu Mirs kiiher Mrjer
liana - L-s .-lph- Kin .sellle lt"
ttiro A4o MkiIi rial I"l-aun-s
MLs.-. Klla Link
MaDA and VMia ... -
. Miss Lruta lllatz and Master Juilna laok
Itane ,. uur tiannr . .. Jtlr. Utile 2tipp
llaau Sol The -alm MIm" Anna Amaim
I'janu S. Tunnnaurrr . . Mlu Lnaa llinx
Italia ;- lr ttrtarj . )Us stHia Mwi
t'KDo Duet -Tmt-llfw- .
JllMes Kita UnK and Iota Illntz
At a tea glten b) Mrs James M lete
of Westmlnster.pUce on Tuesda) last the
engagement of Mr. James Harrison ami
Miss I'ersis Janes was announced. The
marriage will take place Iat In Not ember.
Wedding Gifts Mermod A. Jaccard's.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Mamie hrlitlan on Saturdav etenlng. at
No 4111 Gibson atenue. Soppr was
served at midnight. Ilancln,; -and mulc
were the amusements of the evening. The
guests were
Misses
M imle Christian riara MorrLse
Frances Chrl'ttan. Maggie Christian.
Mamie Egu.i. Itessle Datilels,
DelphU Adams. Casta Kauthenliatl:
Julia Bnhan. Irene Christian.
I'annle Kblgner. auk I la Schwab nf
Anna O'KeenTe Carilntllle. III.
Addle Bauer.
Messieurs
JohnAnselm. Iju1s Christian.
Walter An-e-lm. Emll Guze.
Jacob Christian. O-varGuze.
Conrade Relse. Harry Jot.
Harrj Hoch. Edward Wagoner.
George Zwarts. Mr. Klrtz.
Messieurs and Mesdames
J. I. Christian. J. E. Denn).
The Board of Managers of the Martha
Parsons Free Hospital for Children has
In project an eutertalnment of a social
nature, which. It Is hoped, will Interest a
large number of persons In the working-
or this charitable enterprise and bring
to theli knowledge a more comprehenslte
Idea or the good done b) this, the only
Tree hospital cxclusiitly ror children in
the rlt). To this end the board will open
tho hospital, latel) enlarged und im
proved, for Inspection on Vriday after
noon. October 3. the hours being from -to
6 o'clock.
Ladle- on the board and the various of
ficers of the hospital will recelte all
guests Mrs. Dwlght Tredwa). president.
Mrs. Francis A. Lane. Mrs. I-nnard Mat
thews. Mm Chailes Parens IVttus Mrs
Goutrrneur Calhoun. Sirs. Theodore Gl
rard Meier. Mrs. Horatio N. Spencer. Mr
August Frank are some of those who will
attend to the social roatures of the ufter
ncon. No cards hate been IstuieiL the la
dles extending a cordial invitation through
the press to all Interested In hospital
work
Miss Louise Bollinger or No 3531 Sldne)
street gave a party to her little friends last
Wc-dneday In honor of her twelfth blrth
daj. The aftemon was spent In plajlng
games.
An enJo)able Sunda) was spent last
week on the farm of Mr. Louis J Herr. on
the Carl)le road, near Bclletllle. by Wal
ter e-onway. itocert Jtuss. ttui summer-fl-ld
and Clarence Wright. The boys were
unten several miles tniougn the countrj.
arriving at the farm at noon. There the)
ate a hearty dinner. In the afternoon the
boj-s amufi themselves around the farm
in tne compan) of the Misses cordula.
OUt la an" Agatha Herr and Hortense
Gundlach
Miss Katie Erkraan gate a dance on
Eaturdav etenlng at Iinsdowne. a
suburb of East St Louis. The quests wero
met by a ha) wagon, then dtlven about
flic miles to the home of their hostess.
Theevenlng was spent in dancing.
Tho&e present were.
Messieurs
Edward Lo)et. Frank Lovtt
Ural Cowhey. J"" Kllcullen.
IxiuLs Cowle) . Fred Demps) .
Ed Cowley. Don Lurke.
Misses
Carrie Rhode. Lmrs Kllcullen.
Marg. Nevins. Anun Bell Ra)-
MaryNetlns mrnd.
Annie Butler, Mart- Schultz.
Emma Loyct. l-i Fountain.
The Misses Nlesen gate a card part) to
lxty of their friends at their home on
Belletue atenue. west of Foret Park, last
Thursday.
One of the functions of the week was a
surprise party given to Miss Helen Cha
teres of the South Side.
A surprise party was glten In honor of
Mr. Clinton Nicholson a birthday on
Thursday etenlng. October 13. Music and
dancing were the features of the eten
lng Those present were
Messieurs ard Mcsdames
Frank BIsIow. Isaac C. Wasson.
John Fromme. Clinton Nicholson.
Wm. Park?.
Me-sdames
T J. Cralib. '. C Nleholson.
y. w. oNni.
Miss Estelle Hartenliach or No. 3321
t'o)elln atenue was the guest of honor at
a china shower glten b) the Misses
Emma and Kathrjn Jloerschel of West
Pine boulevard on Wcdnesdav. Miss
Hartenbach will lie the November bride
of Mr. Andrew Ueler. and MNs Kathrjn
Jloerschel Is to lie one of her bridesmaids.
Those present were:
L. Hartenbach. M. Bromswlck.
Ela Huelsmau. '' Ganahl.
H. Weber. L Hartenbach.
Corinne Ganahl. K. Moerschel.
A. M. Abeln. MaileArt, St.
E. C.nrKlil. Cliarles. Mo.;
II Moerscliel. Ann.-s Art. St.
Marn Ganahl. Charles. Mo..
Coriiiiiei Ganahl. Irene Ganahl.
A. Weber. Los Angeles. Cal.
Friends gate a surprise partv at the
home or Mr anel Mrs. Joe Seltz. No.
8CKA Siiburliaii atenue. in honor nf Mrs.
Seitz. Saturdaj etenlng. the day lclng
her birthla A bounteous spread clotd
the etenlng's pleas jte.
Among the guets were
ies lames-
Addle Malbon.
Herr).
Emma Knight.
Mabel Gllmore.
Jlolllc Perkins.
John (rosilRnl
Dr W. N. Iwr).
Ml
Ueia lwr).
Mar) r"roselnd.
JesIe Iiwry.
Annie I.!o)rt.
Jennie McFailaitd.
Messieurs
Dr W N. lwn.
JoeO'Hara.
Claude Scott.
Jes Welsh.
Herman Seltz.
Matilda Uovd.
Madallne ("rose land
Jos(e Claspll,
Helen Seltz.
Gonlnn Show
Roliett I.Iu)d.
Willie I lennebe-rrj .
Cliarlet C'aspl..
A surprise- party was glten In honor of
M'ss Leonora Schmidt of Ne. 1415 lark
ivenue. last Weslnesat etnilr-;. Darn
ing and games were eno)eil unul a late
hour, after which a repast was se-rted.
Among theise present were
Mlsses-
Joiianna Schoenk) . Bertha Gallmi ler.
Edn.. Zeltmann. Marthr. Ilohlen.
Ieonora S hmldt Fresle Rose.
L) dis Schlegd. Eilna Schmcnd.
Mi) Seltz.
Messie-urr-
Warren Itaub. AdoWh Uoten-
GarfleW Roten- hagen.
hagen. mann.
Joe KraJT. St. Clair Schmlelt.
)tln Rntenhagen. Edward Baker.
Sau' Hartman. Albert Lipn.
Walter Heine-
Tlie Misses Marie and Lucia Gaus gave
a muslrale on Wednesday In honor of
Miss Anna Buchta of EdwardsvtUe. III.,
who lias been their gue-t Tor the past
week. Those present were:
.uisses
Jhntu, Tlii.liti.
I.uella Gaus.
Pearl Gatis.
Marie Gaus.
Jlartha Qulerman,
Kstetle Sewing.
Carrie Wagner.
Messieurs
H. WhMng.
G. Klegas.
O Schmt.lt.
W. WlbWng.
Mesdames
J. Wagner.
A Temme.
W. Hemmlnghaus.
G. Qulrman.
F. J. Gaus.
M. (-OOK.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Wagrer.
KiitKunon.
Mrs. Charles Flanagan of Rich Hill. Mo..
Is t (siting her mother. Mrs William For-
sythe
Mrs J D. Wishart has gone to Oregon.
where she will spend some months with
he-r sister
Logan Tomklns eleiurtcil aist week for
Mudtatla. where he will remain a inonlli.
Mr. Rkliards wIki lias Le.ii tlstting her
laughtir. Mrs I-eslU- y J'olter. hd re
lurtieel to her home In lola. Ka.
MIsb Alle-e KeiMlall of Alton, fewmerlv a
reshient or KirkHood. will leprt in a few
da)s ror a )iars tri, t Kurorw
Mrs j ii nicker m.rtaim.I the actlte
members f,r the Piano Club at luneheon m
Tutsdat Those present were Mms. 1L
t! Ulger. 1. K Potter. I ticker. Charles
King. Mlt s flara l:i ker. Ann Chandler.
Henrietta Series tz awl Weeks
Tb Mak-izIih- i lull held its first regular
nit ting last MawlHt -iltenMMin at the
home or Mis W. W Ke)ser. All the se
rious arllchs In lh Im t magaaine-s are
read and dl-used hut stones ami lighter
artkies ur, in.inli.iu i fnirtv ladies ee
present, among thim Mines f-. n King,
duties King. Annan. Meeks. Charles
Hart McLean. Max ;.!. h-r-ank Riek-r.
C o Evans. Jr . I F. PotliT. John Johnstone-.
Harrj Gill Harry H)att. MKi
Miirtlelut and Miss Halite llouuh
Miss Uiule Ita) Brnwii. d mghter of
Mr. ami Mrs IM.-.k-l bUney Hi own, will
lie marrleel to Ingnin l-ietih--r llojil
W eitm-sela) aiternoon at 4 u slock. Tn
e-rremi nr will lie ,erfcirmi-l in Grace
Bpi.se .iil Church by the Retereml Mr
New ten. pastor eif the Chun h of the GimkI
Snephenl. ht I mls Tne aitemlanis l!i
lie Miss Jane Wilkinson malel of honor.
ami Miss eillve Hammond, bridesmaid.
Me "us eiiter lso)il liemge llrovvn. It.
I latnham ami C ti Lit man as ushers,
while Date imi)( series nl brother as
best man. After the cvremon) a rec ptlon
will Is- held at lirownhurst. the heme of
the bride, to which the bridal parti and
onlt a few Intimate frle-neis are Imltesl.
After a wcddmfi Jourm-v through the
East. Mr ami Mrs Ingram Iteij.il will
reside with Mr ami Mr- T It Jt)d. in
Woodlaw n
Our Own lub met S-iturda) afternoon
with Sirs Adolnh 1 Erker. Tboeee pres
ent we'e Mines j II tiiHrnbue-cher. 1"
J. Klni-lla. F W Sink. O. J. MihM. B
Kstlnghausen Misses Martha Hremsard
Blnlle lleimhuefher. Jennette. Is-iliel awl
Stella llilmliin-. her Mamie. Nel. ami
Gertruile MeMulieii. Eliza l'.ellly and
Mat) Walsh
Ashle) fa In II returnesl )estenlay from
a fortnight's sta) in Virginia.
Mrs. j T Kdmunilseiii of Monet t is
t siting her sLste r Mrs T Mars.
Miss Maud- Chamlicrlaln. who has been
In Washington. D. C. for some time, h
again at home
Miss Car)l King, who lias been tWtins
her sister. Mrs. Haines. In Utlca. N. Y.
has returned
Miss Geeirgle Biggs has gone to Louis
iana Mo. to attend the wediHng of her
cousin. Mis s-ntth. She will remain some
time
Mrs S Milton Hilt has gone to New
York to attend the w eliding of her nl'sr.
Miss Marlon Powers, which take-s place
October rx
Mrs. T D Kimball. Mrs K. K. Williams,
Mls Be lie C Durlap ami Mls Eta Wil
liams liate Idin in Hannllial. Mo . this
we-ek. atlendliiiE the .innual ci-ntentlon ot
the Women's Christian Temperance Unlem.
or which Mrs Kimball Is Slate president.
Mrs Olat Mogensem has returneel from a
visit to Chicago
The ladles of St Peter's Church are pre
paring for a ralr and festival to lie held
ednesela) . Notembe-r 11. Among th
ladls in cliarge are Mines. Mullen. Ileim
buecher. Offne., RIchter. Suck. Klnselli.
Mudd. Misses Reill) lirewsunl. Heim-biie-cher.
Kelly Dlem)sus. Catahnn. Line
Harris. Special e ntertnlnment will be rn
tldeel ror the ct lldren lietween 4 anel
o'clock, anel the e-tetilng will close with a
eznne-e.
The Klrkwnod Fortnight!) Club met
Tue-sda) aflenuMn. October 3. with Mrs.
A V Camnlie II at Gle ndale. Mrs. C I!
Slddy presided Mrs William tarr D)er
re-ad a paper em the "Educational Value
or the Worlel's Fair ' Mrs L. M Gerould
read scleral it.sms relating to scientific in
tentlems Reports of summer outings were
glten li Mrs liLi M Brunner about
Chautauqua. N Y . Mrs. Henderson told
of .i trip to Mi ekin.ee anil other places
Mrs. G G Linders described a tislt to
the battlefield of Gett)sburg. and Mrs
Reed gate an account of a dog feast
whUh she sn at an Indian reservation
Mrs. PIddy gate an Interesting account of
me vae-auen-pia) ground work In St
Louis. The next meetlnir will l hell m
the home of Mrs. William Carr Dyer. No-
lemoer a. i ne louowing were present
Mmes. E. II Abraham I M Brunner W
D Bragg. A V Campbell. K. P Dickson.
Sr.; E. P. Dllocn Jr W C Dyer. Wjl
l)s King. G G I.inelers. C R Sldd). Lu
ther Armstrong. Freel Ske-ele. L. Jl Ger
oulik Frank Gilison. Henderson. Moore,
und Miss Bertlut Dicksem
Mr and Jlrs A Slegei and family, who
hate had the Littlosen place for some
time, will remote to St Iamls to-morrow
Miss LouUe Spinrer or Shrewsbury Park
spent a few .lays this week with Mr ami
Mrs R !,. Spei cer
W EIISTEU i:iio i:.
Robert Siockbridge departed Tneda)
morning for New York, where he has ac
cepted a business position. ;
The Hteiaturc section of the Monday
tluh met Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs.
E. B. Nace Roll call was responded to
by quotations from George Eliot, and a
paper was read b) Mrs J. W. Stockbridge
on "George Eliot's Early Life." Refresh
ments were served.
Mr. ami Mrs Ferdinand Protenchere
have taken the furnished house of Mr
Doddridge Glh'on ami will be In Web
ster for seteral months.
Sirs. Samuel Slawson was surprised by
a lirge number of friends from the Old
Orchard Congregational Church Friday
night The occasion was the eightieth an
niversary ot her birth. A handsome set of
damak tablo linen was presented by her
friends
The Retereml ami Mrs Harry Blunt
will depart for Indianapolis, where Mr
Blunt has accepted a call to a Congrega
tional church
Miss Harriet Austin entertained at din
ner I'rida) etenlng in celebration or Miss
Dorothy Weeks s olrthday. Coters were
laid tor the Misses Weeks. Anne Brown.
FJIzabcth Rhodes. Hazel Alien and Aus
tin Miss Gussie Quarles has returned from
a mouth's tislt to De Soto
At the time of the Splnsti r' Fortnightly
Cub entertainment em Ncicmher S. Mrs.
R. A (juarle-s will entertain a house partj
of a dozen joung people from IV Soto
The Retereml E. Duckworth of St
James's Episcopal Chnrrh will preach -it
Emraaiuel fhureh to-day
Mr and Mis J U Rett is returneel this
week from sti-ral weeks' absence in
Rochester. N
Seteral married couples met at Mrs. C
rerguson s ior ,tn niormai nance;
Tuesday etenlng. which resulted In the
tesolte to meet once a month through the
winter. Iresent were Messrs ami Mmes.
W . C Rumsej. C. L. Martin. C N. Water
house. W D Blcgers. II IL Sheiwrdson
William Kent of Chicago. J It. Worrell.
Charles M Atery. C W Ferguson. Mr
J W. DonaUlson ami Mrs J V McCarth)
Til,, V.llini I.VaHldu Vimhra (-liK ,paa nr
ganlzed kist week at Miss Katherine"S'd
Ci s. It met Tuesela) with Miss ljiu.se
Clarkson Miss Katherlne Siekiy and Jlrs.
Cliarles Kendrlek took the prizes. Other
ruesls were .Mrs Allen MeKinnle anj
Jlrs. Like. Jtls-.es Jennie llralgman lare
Mou I ton. Helen Sklnne-r. Harriet Deane
Jtuliel Jlerrlll. Harlow- ami Jlrs King
Kaiiffman. The club will meet every
week.
Tlie Satunlat Etenlng Euchre Club met
last night with Jlr. ami Jlrs Sno Ti)
In.-. Jr
Mi. ami Jlrs. William Kent or e'hlcago
are listting le II. It. She peereHeHis
The Retereml C 1 Kleies gate an ad
dress on "Consecrated SoctaMMty" Fr.di)
idht at the annual reunkiei ot the mini
lrs of First Congregational Church St
laiuls
rintctMii.
Jlr ami Jlrs Jen, ph Diekiawi eif St
laiuix and Jlr ami JIit Mbewll Ware
lime les-n the guentie eif Colonel and Jlrs
f P Kllerhe
Jlisn Helen Ierret In the gm-si of her
mint. Jlrs. Fresl Ze-ibig ef Warhinglon
UlellUC
Jlr ami Mrs I) V Ciirrie h.ite lieen
entertaining M'es tie-rtrthle Ibirtllffe of
Calianne
Jllss Helen JiiiiIh in entertaining Jllss
Jin) Atkinson 01 t'umpton Height
Jlrs. Martha I'letelaml of Memphis
Tenn Imk Isss the guent of Imt e-eurln.
Jlr William Jlrt'ollwli
Jlrw. J II Re)nnMs nf St Iuls Ins
Ix-en the guest of Imt iLiughter. Jim
Enivet Uilhe
Jlrie. John In)tie lias l-n the gimet of
her elaughter. Jlne Edirurd luniitngham
Jllss l.lll Reid has teeli tilting friends
Ir M lanilts
Jlri. J S Van Norstraml ami Jlne. Nan
nie Cnelih returned List week from Eu
reka .springs. Ark
Jlr. Ann Thatcher ami her ehughler.
Jlne. Jllnnle Lke-r nf Went Belle place,
hate hem the guexUs of JIn. Jlary C.
Lirkln
WlllUm Charnhene ot Xew Yeirk Is tls
ltlng his unci". H JI chambcrx.
Jllns Onice flark has returned to Kcr
gnwin after spending a wes-k with Jlr L.
It Abramii of Went .Morgan street
Jlrs. I'ierre ChouteHii ami her elaughter.
Jlisn Lue.llle. departed on Thurxday for
St. Iauls aft-r spending a memth In Fe--gusn.
Jlr. anel Jlne. E. A. Jack. .ho hate been
Ms-ndltg the Mimnirr In Fersueon. de
part sl iat necK lor St. Louis.
Jlne r. II. Hart and her elaughter. Jtls.
Susie, or St. I.011IS. are the guests of Jllss
Vlnccntia Coppengcr.
Jclm Chamliers crd his sister. JINs
Alicia, of St. Louis, are the gw-ets of the r
grandmotl-er. Jlrs. Sira Chambers'.
Jlr. and Jlrs. C. C Spalding of Lebanem.
K).. are ttslllng Jlrs. Spalellng's sister.
Jlrs. Thomas Cojs-na-r
A euehre parti was glten on Frtdaj'
aft. moon b) Jlrs J S. Van Norstneml.
Among the pres-nt were Mmes J A.
Miiekley. A Page-. Jlarj I lexis-, ill. C 15.
Adams. F. T Shreter Robert Whiltereore
ami Jliss Nan Herefiml. ,
On Thur lav aftern on the members or
St Jlargan-t's Guild of in. Kpl-eijial
Church, were entertalne.1 l) Miss Kllza-l-tli
t'lierbonnler Arrors ihse present
were Jfysis Helen Itarr. !. Belle Pane.
Agms I.ietwlek. Jlh-ses D.dl-ami Georgia
Case ami Jlrs, James .Marsh.il!
Mrs Thomas Tobin entertalneil the
Camden P'ae-e KiKre C'uls Among the
guests vtre Jlmes T 11 nrinkle. W m.
,Cltim.iii. It ; Jordan. John T Heseer.
" A. Ureter. James .Marshall. Ca-1 Luifc
king ami Jliss Jiilis i'3m '
Jlr ami .Mrs J CasMi and Miss Min
nie Kelly if St LoiiW haie lieen the
gu-sts ot Jlr" e A Breier
Situruls IM) left last week ror Denier.
Colei . where he wilt replete In .utine
Frank Setmoiir. who has le-en spending
a week with hN iiarents returnesl on Frl
itav to nls home in Pine H'uff. Ark.
Jllss Eula I'annalce ur M l.ouis luis
be-en the giH-st or Miss lllth e mour
Jlrs Clara Shafer of Si 1. uis rues bee'n
the gue-t of Jlrs. Frank ;itin
Jlr Frank Itojel ami sm Arthur, left
i Frliluy Tor Jlarshall. Jlo wheie they
will saem a month tlsltlcx relatltef
Jlrs Virginia Hem attendi-d a eetchre
Tuesela V afternoon glten bi Mrs IL K
tmllh of l"age boulevanl. where she ween
first prize
Mrs, e'lmrlew A Cinningham left op
Tuesla) ler Flora. Jllss. where ste will
remain a month
.Mrs William IJIe e,f Certnmcrce Tex .
Is visiting her -tster. JIr Alice Wells.
Mrs Jlar) W'llkins or Ckbehoma is the
guest of her duller. Mr L-w- Bangert
lHlet'e- Itos-nell ,,t Jlotlerl) Met., re the
guest of his sister Jlrs J 15. Nolan.
A surir.sr partt tins, gii'n o Friete)"
etenlng to the- IJeterend Osetr Fontaine.
Isti.r of th M K. hureh South, by
the hediei of his e-eincregallon
.Mrs. K. M Stale i n turr."! last week
from Plesam Hill. Jlo where she ha
lie en tlstting her si:er Jlrs Harrj
W.kmIs
Jlr" James R. Waeldill ami laughter.
Ellrnleth. arriteel lat wek from Sprlnn
Me Id. Ill They are at re-em the guests nf
Jlrs Rich ml Jleore.
JlaJor ami Jlrs. John I Hesser and fam
llt will leave next week for OU ireh.-rd
when they hale- purchased a handsome
leshlence-
Jllss Anna HanilltfHi entertained the llt
erar) seiclety on Friday. Among the m. in
ner, present were Jllyses Sara Thomas;
Martha ami Ella ThomiweHi. Nell Hovard.
Neva Brown. Ijettj- Christian. Mrs Vir
ginia Hern. Jlr. awl Jlr Joeeph Chris
taln. Jlr. John Yales Will ami Harrj
Thomas
utir vr. i.tiii.
Jlrs. W Stehman has returned from Al
ton. HI
Jlr and Mrs Frank Thomas are tisiting
In Decatur. Ill
Jllss Elm- ,egn Huton of Old Orchard
Jlo.. is tlslling friends en Howe atenue.
Jllss Ji.imle Hemlerson of Folseim ate
nue. St Ixuis. tisltee! friends In Eest St
Louis last week.
Jllss Elsie Dan h is returned rrom a
visit In Collinsvllle. ill
Jllss Fannb Illldreth of St Iauis tisited
Jlrs E. G JIatlack last wivk
Miss Jlamle laterson is tMung In JIo
terl) Jlo
Jlrs E Hilton Is in Washington Ind
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The Conroy Company
as the result of concientious and painstaking research in the field of
bigb-gracic pianos, hate chosen the
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PBAIUO
as the one most fully meeting their ideal of a perfect instrument.
Iney cordially invite the cultured musical people of Sr, Louis to call
and inspect one of the finest pianos made in the world, truly wonder
ful in tone and action, perfect in materials, durability and etery
essential that makes a piano besL
THE
CONROY CO., 1 1
Jllss Estelle Brown has. returned from
Jones beirn. 11L
Jl ss JI. JIcAilam has r. turned to her
heneh in Chester, after a tWIt In East St
I.OUIT.
Jii-s Nettle Steinberg H visiting in Col-lln-lllle.
IIL
Mr .M j. Brown departed last week for
Jlempbl-.
.Mrs. II JlHIs has returned from Clay T
City. I
Jirss I-Iu Gaskell has relumed from -Jl
tscoutuh.
Miss Jlarsarel O'Brien has returned
frem a tis t In Carltl
Jllas Utrnlc. Carr I ttsltlng In Freeburg
Mrs. John Brown of Johnson Clt) ls the
gue.t of Jlrs Duller
Mrs. R Waltem of Decatur is the guest
cf Mrs j Walton of Baush atenue
Mrs Leslie Allen Is tWting in bpring
riei.L Jllss Mamie Robinson is tlsltlng In
lirncntem ill.
Miss JIarv Harallton has returned from
a twit In Iluouc.il.
Jlrs Freil Miller is visiting in Plnck
ncytille. Ill
Mrs E. Hohlster is tisiiing In Ka-j
s cstv.
Jllss JIarv Forman l spending a few
dais in Nashville. HI.
Jlr-. O P. I.-imar Is visiting Jlrs. Clara.
Jla of Cleielane! atenue
JlfaM Am) Schumert eif Jladlson avenuo
entertalnesl the members ur the A F F
Club Tuesda) evening Jlusie and game's
were Iii.1uIk.i1 in until midnight, when
luneheem was sened TIiikm present
were Jllss,-. II. Itt-a.ler. 1. Parker JI
William'. A Farmer. Jlau.le Williams,
Peail Tobln Irene Ialmer. Jlessrs It.
Itellevllle. II Reader. It) an. Shert
ei'tr Williams Ames. .Mr and Jlrs.
Ames
Jlr e'harle-e Mueller is visiting in Spar
ta III
Jlrs Paul W. Abt entertained the
Matrons' Club memliers Thursela)
Jlrs. James Vnrner Is tlsitlng in Colum
bia III
Mr Shultz or Chicago H the guest of
Mrs Ge-OMe Smith
Mr- James Mcitgomerv i l-ltlnc In
Kltinsham 111
Mr. and Mr" Curtis S. Dodon haie re
turnesT frem a tl-'.t In Liisi1lle Ki
Jllss Corinne Sebenhar has re turned f rOjV
a rWI with St. Lull friends T"
Mhw Jlaggle Wide of iiiie-nne-s. Indl
is the gue-t of Jlrs Jl. I Grlfllth of lilt
noLs avenue
Jlr. James Jlurphi be il-iting m Belle
ville MEI.I.I'.t ll.I.E.
Mr and Jlrs. Charles Relsaeher enter
talnesl friends In honor of their fifteenth
we deling annitersarj- Jloneta) etening
Jlr ird Jlrs. Charles Starr and family
deirt-sl last week r.r Texas, to remain
during the winter.
Mrs Itobeit Keith has returneel to her
h me in Milwaukee Wis. atter a tislt
with her brother. J A Wllloughbt
Mn i- Griimn of Glencoe. Jlo. ls the
gue t of Jlrs John Merz.
The encagi ment or JIIs Julia Buechle r
ami William Half lias iH-i-n announced.
Jlrs. II. .Morgan Is tlsltlng in New Or
leans. Jlrs will Morgan departeel lut week for
the South.
Jlls IausR Yung entertalnesl friends in
honor of her blrthdav annitersarv Jlonday
et enlng.
Jlr. and Jlrs B. Hartman and elaughter
hate returned from Europe
Jllss Jcsde Blackman of East St. Lou's
Is visitlnir In Bel et e
Jlrs Henrj Wett has returned to he
home In St Louis, if ler a iislt in Bcllo
ii le
JIiss Emma Rjan ha return el to East
St Louis after a pleasant .It n 1 elle
tille THE SEASON!
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Fuff-HIHI
FROM!
A
Women who want to tie
in the fashion must wear
it leading journals and
dressmakers say so.
There's reason for its quick and
great popularity: Jno otner corset
can be compared with it bo de
cided are the improvements it effects
in the figure.
Novel "Flat-nine" Device
Jiroduces an absolutely flat front be
ow the vraist line.
ITS CURVnOLD SHAPE
makes the waist smaller than any other
corset can and creates a comfortable
breathing space at top.
ITS WHIP-STEEL CLASPS
and vieldmcr at bust.
avoidingiNe.
pressure, and strong and strengthen
over abdomen, assure
healthful results.
desirable
S3.00
Self-Reductn- Coraet
and
Figure-Bailding systems
15 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo.
E3$x5&3jttk$ 1
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