The St. Louis Republic. [volume], May 19, 1901, SPECIAL MAIL EDITION, PART II, Image 16

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Ai number of St Louis girls; most o(
fecmho belong .to West End families.., expect
Pln' mriil Mm nnnroachlne muiiu months'
S- toottaron the Continent, lir. andMrs". E.
y-,H. JMBVle -will -take over their entire family,
r.!' ImlWiliiJL Miss Semple and Ilss Bertha'
feea(Me. Mr. and Mrs, Chappell ot .W'est
. Mlaattr.'place are to be .abroad daring July,
vd!sAlrust, with their charming young-
fele;;Nledrlhghaus, who will finish her
chfrdj days. next month at Mary Institute.
f; ! tive.a. year of traveling in Europe, her
HwwByt .bb ffluuuc .icunueuauo, b'i
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'KMK.'-EiM" to be" given by the women of
V ttefftaiwer Grove Club, at the clubhouse, on
sj;lwiir' very considerable effort "and In
S;TiHiMr;aipleasinK function, on Thursday;
3;.aott;TBe opening 01 we new-uien r.cno
getk.tabte d'hote dinner and a dance on
TTZBr" .
"caaam; we.all eaw the Goodwin "Shy-
ieo-'Mooday night. I. don t know when
mplc has been so jammed -with taah-?folk-as
ai' this one Derformance.
.everybody delayed getting UckeU,
the .night would 'prove cool enough.
ir-colng. with the almost Inevitable
ice that all the best seats were'
Dd'DOthingrem&tned for-most-of -us
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25Sf?. GkSumtxW "Harry" Drununonds to the.ex-K--?-i--S
gfi:tl war of the circle: and-Alfred Robyn
back row with the Kumsey girls was
unusual. spectacle. No end or
In handsome evening gowns.
evenlnr: which must have been'
naMTUiiln tlrMnmp. & thA'.nerrormance
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Sr ' """"S-1 '"bUe people, were getting seated. Two
' . K;i;rsJr, dlstlnirulshed-looklnK persons, man'
JfirSraairfwoman. rlnallv succeeded In securlnK
of an usher and started lown
ai ?-th4late to their circle seats. The lady led.
fe.sV' fe-likBV of . the silvery-gray and white fou-
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g'r-ri--'. .-:'; S;C-'delicate-bloe panne. 8he was. a brunette
j3-r S3fcfcpatr.e!an to her finger tips, or so I
$&Jh-'i :tBtht till she spoke. The. man. -large.
52p- -??Jt 1 KPSvjiQ sca-prvsperous in .appearance, amoiea
-y:?K. "'J Ei;:.ioc. behind, and not being skilled at avold-
Yfe1irJier rippling- "deml." which she did not
S?V;fe'S:pSJ'-fuP' 'Proceeded to step on It and to
!&A- 59EH;sSr ip! .-a sound that always curdles
''a'Wdman's blood, especially lt.the (town be
;ai.fcaBdbme as this.
;:0?&t)Lca of that!! said the lady, the words
luiuiia wim sucn suaaenness ana cianty
ttatlTsverybbdr within a radius of seven.
r:nrtHK heard each syllable. She never" eveh
"t tariied'her head. She did not stoD one'.Ih-
k'atsjjtto gather up the wreck.. If It should
fe ;jiwe to be'bne. She strode': onrand the man'
foapired, .laughing and embarrassed.
v'TsSj-slatilficxnt looks which the women
4-;J'beard.'gave to, their .husband-escorts
urwvr mbimioii ui so.y; utc icaai. ne uxLva
jU'aeea sufferers from the clumsy masculine
on trains before:, but the prescribed
at such .moment of agony is to "tum
sweeny over-one snquiaer at tnemaio
;,and remark that "It doesn't tnat-
;the least, and you're vsure It isn't
yoa suppose -the lady- ofiny story-Is
to Inaugurate a new era of thlngST
uv-Acoumcs. in .ruDuc ,aesuncaiQQe-.
tae voguei wiu ine r aiyersion voe
yjlMIM n J -onlyto those who are married;
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earn Thompson, wno sat in a lower
with the 'Dvers'and "a "lot of smart-
&taa)ftC'peoplev wore the prettiest hlue'.eta-
n I've i seen this season, with the
'exception of -that In-which'. Mrs. .
X-'Barada. has appeared lately.
'r.tSssfala-Rtll In invh a. Temrhnhln' nlace fix
tV.'FABAflnnMttjn avatitta rmm VAannlila fn ttvtk
.oc.soaeiy inin ine- nuge tent oo
every eight of the week. It was'
v'the thing" to go and to display
newest shirt waist' and hat to cor-
I saw Jalen Walsh with "BlUy"
itt;on Thursday; .night;' the Kennard'
the' entire "William H. Thompson f am-
t'Henry Boeckeler .and Mrs.- 'Henry, and
Carrie Boward. with" a lanre party. Mary'
s'J6sard wore a very good shirt' waist of
yr-:mmfVT: uuicners. linen in wniie, xrom ana
of 'a: small boy the front effect.
vlB!rht,..;i: mean. Her .hat was'a small
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KTe wyman-wBierwortn weaaing .on
fVMMay. latterioon brought more smart'
i frjictai into vCrlat Church Cathedral; than
ikkW lighted the grand 'old church tn many
".sCJsi;day. Cabanne -appeared en. masse,
XMteitrtately' set us .a good'eiample in"
'esMrt 'to .behavior at' church weddings:
'Sk. Mmm tM't m '-rnnmrAMrm nt 'that In.
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.nwV.w'uie cmrea uiavi. tu&ve aHnwinuia
notable weddings .In recent -years.
riew her seat-In the -moat lady-
' -possible, until ' after-' the bridal
relatives were safely outside and
--.well, on their way ..to. the wed-
and on' the whole-we -were
Bite,, well-bred -and polite i when' It
cvnitur our necks'and discussing
sevwhom we saw. that-wecknew.
was: til have said, an astoaiahlnc
-ot brave .clothing. Mrs. Edward B.
Kappeared.ln a charmlngMlght -gray
;;ec;:crepe, trimmed- in deepnpnnaes
asce. ana & xeryt nne.-aiza nsiia
e;ltws,:too, wlth.somejdellghtful
BjpuKjTDseDuas in -emorotaery
of and there.' The bodice- was
:aeked.lh;thls embroidery, which-is
In:Vogue at present. "Mrs. Henry
a'ray -cloth-Costume; also
I.-ln.llne of scallops'from top "-to
i Tirrnnrii n iiiinni extenainc. cross
wlste) of her'-trbusseau frocks; and de-
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I party: looked.very well. -. IttWas
' Hallght: -so the -amount; of pale'
rtfca-" maids' .gowns, showed -to' good
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t sa.feeaatim real lacer.wtde'bands
r-toserted ln-the skirt; . All-tn
l wore:blousedibodlces.vmade en-
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ot; their- frocks:- .Their, bou-
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Ctft Jnmt;lTather'a"pleasant' .change
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(for, Toronto,, where she will visit for awhilo
before making any plans for the' rest of
the summer. The especial reason for Miss
Hayward's state of contentment Is rather
unusual." at least for a girl who ,is sup
posed to" know- little concerning ' the cares
of. a household. She came home from the
South 'several .weeks. ago, and-, found on
Teaching the Hay ward residence. In .Spring
avenue, that the annual spring house-cleaning
was upon her, and-her alone, the rest
of the family positively declining to leave
.the pleasures of Pass Christian until they
felt' thoroughly and completely moved to
do so. Therefore, her duty lay straight In
-view Irksome though the task might be.
Now, Miss Haywa'rd has known of house
cleaning turmoil before', though she never
was' obliged to shoulder, the' entire responsi
bility. She' cast a horoscope 'and put her
wits to" work. Dimly remembering, that
somewhere in the basement of last year's
Exposition she had had a glimpse of a man
making old carpets "look" like new" by
some process of infusing .them with com
pressed air;, she made" search, found the
man or the men, and turned over' the Hay
ward house to their pneumatic mercy. They
arrived with wagons full of air one wagon
Mew up on the way, en" passant and pro
ceeded to Innate the house, the carpets, the
portieres, the sofa cushions and the brlc-a-"bracL
They stayed a day. or, perhaps two,
Llew out every particle of dirt, seen and
uhseenT and departed, after graciously, ac
cepting a remarkably small amount of coin
of the. realm. Miss Hayward promptly torn
all her friends, and last week compressed
air made Its appearance felt In almost every
house within the aristocratic environs of
Vandeventer place.
The Easter brides and- their "respective
spouses are beginning to. get back from
wedding Jaunts.. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Thompson, i the latter Miss Mabel Green,
came up from the South fully a fortnight
ago; and, are staying ;at the" Green residence
during -Mrs. Green's absence In New York.
Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Boeckeler are also re
turned and are at the Clark residence In
Pprtlnnd place', prior to deciding' on a
house; while the Charles Ctarks that is to
.say, Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Clark, Jr., are
'Just back from their trip and stopping at
the Vandeventer'place" residence -for-a siiart
time.
Despite the. turbulent times within the
Wednesday Club this year and the presence
of a. faction that was .opposed' to the rul
ing of Mrs. Shields as president, a faction
that lifted its voice and stirred up trouble
at the drop 'of :the hat, so to speak, Mrs.
Shields' s "advocates and. admirers feel prop
erly elated at her re-election on Wednes
day last. " .
It Is no secret -that, the nomination was
accepted only after the greatest amount
of pressure had been brought . to bear on J
me lauy in qunuuu. out; uiu uui (ajvei uie
position, very naturally, and though the
satisfaction of having ruled both wisely
and well for a year must .Indeed be a great
one, yet.-, virtue is not always Its own re
ward., whatever the copy book may have
taught us.
It has almost invariably been the Wednes
day' : Club's custom," however, to- give Its
"president 'two terms.-. The real .voice of the
.club, therefore.-- has declared for Mrs.
Shields, who .is destined to go down In
.'Wednesday, Club annals as a wise, dignified
'and able leader; and. It. might be-added, a
tactful one as well. -The
annual election last week. might have
;been 'expected to develop 'some lively do
ings, but to any one who understands this
club's' methods,- such notion .would se'em
preposterous. The outward and visible.
signs are always those of extreme harmony.
All- the maneuvering, slate smashing and
political pot boiling, goes on in small com
mittee meetings and 'behind, closed doors.
"When it comes to an open session the mi.
chlnery of the Wednesday. Club never gives
me Bugaiesiraoicaxion or a neea Tor oil;
and the. art section; that largest .division
Which may be. regarded as the ormunnnl
slde.of the.-diib...ln contradistinction from
r .. vutreni lojuca na science sections.
-wners ail.ls sternly practical; can be de
:pendediipon, to fall-In line and cast its bal-
ut, wmcuevcr way ine wind blows.. '
,',i SERENA LAMB.
AMATECH. THEATRICALS.
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' il rttZZiZ V -SivV . wcv, vviusa
e jc-ueipB.niiu a., baccara jeweirj- uo.. on
sale-at half-prices at Mermod & Jaccart's.
Broadway .and Locust.
Tbe'Cabarine'Club cave lis fimt Vh.rfi
entertainment-at 'Arcade ""Hall, May S "It
:wa k pronounced success.- Mr.-JYank Wy-
be oneof the most.. delightful affairs that
the. club. baa. given. '.There were not, seats
enough' to accommodate all the members., an
the play. wil!;.1e' repeated. Due notice of
avsne wiu.ue giyen.v ', -.
; A-threevact comedy, ''Between the Acts.-'
;wss me- piay, . wiin tne', "louowtng cast:.
'. 5SS2Sr.'J5S2r?vJ?!S JWHe. :i
aui Tf.,nvuiN( vRvive.A'enuwe.:!!. tin
friendly friend, Mr. M Roy wtmmer; .Alex-
blameless. Mr.: Robert Sklnakl. Jr.; Hiurriv
unauiti mni anini, . aar. - nenry.- Aehle:
iafMtr Clementina: VMaander., (Dick's aunt)!
blameleaal- but: blamed.- Uai HimM c!
drisky:7KmthComf0TtaHck'JWlfe), "un-
Toung;h,TMrs. Meander's maid. Miss
;.;Tare:1a;aiaoamee.'.tcWrda fermhW
perauneBtdraaaatlc asaociaUc in thTclun.
I ;AotW Q Rclci-:wffl begtm
vn: yqfy.' majui.Mam;Jkxcmam
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will take part In the entertainment, as fol
lows: . TART I..
Cast ot Characters.
.Mother Goose (Modtrn)....Mlj Qertrude Conklln
Jalte (Trouhltsome) .rr.Mr. F. Moors
Mother. Hubbard.......;.. Miss Flora Mellln
Queen ot Hearts
Knave of Hearts
Red Rldtiur Hood ,
Jake's Sweetheart....:
Jack
Jill ;
Mrs. Jack Spratt
Maid In Garden
Mlsa Marion Daniels
, Mr. Bernard Notl
.Mist -Edith Docld
..William Bui
,...M1m Stella BIkcIow
-....Miss Mae Wilson
Miss Ethel Braxton
Mlaa Ida Rolh
Fortune Teller.
Old Woman Who Lived tn a Shoe
Miss Lulu Reneker
Flaao Duet..MJes Millie Young, and Ora Owen
Pupil of Nellie Allen-Heaaenbrucri. n
Character Sketch Spelling Lewon
'. ;.. Master Caspar Test
Vocal Solo -. Mlaa Sophia Marie Lutr.
RIm.Mmi . : Un T.. W Wn1(hoi
Mrs, U E. Walther
Piano Solo...-.
Vocal Solo ..
, ansa ora owen
Master Earl Burton
PART 11.
Mrs. Dlroll
Master Casoar Yost
Bo Peep
Jack-a-Dandy.....
Tom the Piper's Son :.Robert Jones
Little Mls Muffet.. .."...; Mamie Stocke
Polly Flinders Mabel Halbert
Jack Horner.."., Edward .Cain
Tom Tucker..'........ ...;..; .....Joe roda
Pin
Little Pie that went to Market... ."Ronald Mabry
Little Pig that stayed at Home.. ..Harry Rhodes
Little Pig- that got Bread and, Butter... ;
, Ernst Staude.
Little Plgthat got none .- Nelson Pope
Little PlB, that went "Wee, we.' wee"-
, ..'. ;..... Alfred Case
The Bachelor "Who went to' London".... -
'.;... ...;..fc Ajoert Koin
IJttle Boy Blue ;..... ....Karl Burun
Kalry ..'....; ; .......Jeaala Henchen
OnderelU Florence Pete,
t).i.. rsmiinr . - . ....Edward Miller
Gvtwy Girl.; r. AmeUa Balpler.
Simple Simon ...Mr. onw TOper
Fairies Augusta-Parker, Ruth Farmer, Helen
Clawaon.. Mary Mabry. Vtola rkjnuners, Vlnriaia
Rhodes. Marda Plummeredse. Martha Heler.
Grace BlzUnd. .Catherine Fergyaotv -Elsl Va
ler, Jcnnetta Moody. . RMS?",; .SUSSS
Barry. Lillian Sh pp.- Elisabeth Hawk,. Martha
Afmtrong.Prlscllfa Price, Elxa Miller. Bdwlna
Luckeyi . . -. .
-WEDDINGS.
. .n m- .i.w - tt.. Morrlpk. WalSh
& Phelps Jewelry. Co; is now with the Mer
Sod& Jaccard Jewelry. Co.. Broadway and
Iocust. where he wlllbe pleased to .have
his friends -call on him.-'
Mr., and Mrs. Ev J. O'Brien have sent out
Invitations for 'tho -marriage or uieir
daughter. Theoaosia,- ana -air. jjh"
Matiews., on Tuesday.: May a. xne -.
o'clock-ceremony rmu-uie pra . "y-.."-"
wt.il.. .(Mot A vwontlon' IS to IOUOW
from 8 to ZOUa at NO..S3J7 Delmar boulevard.
A double weddlnr, .wltn,'M'saes Mathllde
and Helen Buschiok-Edmonston as the
brides, is to take' place in Chicago next
Saturday afternoon. ;Untlla.short 'time ago
both resided in this ctty.J The elder. Miss
Mathllde. Is to become the, wife of Adolph
Vieser. a broker of Chicago." The other.
Miss Helen, will marry .William Helmcke.
Junior member of a Chicago dry goods firm.
The young ladles are sisters of Archibald
T. and- Felix W. Edmonston and. nieces' of
Thomas E. Garrett of St. Louis.
The ceremony will -take place at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Felix V.Buschlck, at No;.
1629 Barry avenue.
, Mr. and Mrs. Helmcke will be athome at
No. 1623 Barry avenue after June. Mr. and.
Mm. Vieser will reside in their' own home
at No. 1714 Melrose street, and be at home
alter June io.
S CARDS.
Wear spectacles.. when needed; .delay is
mischievous. Dr. Bond, expert optician at
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway ana-i-ocusi,
will examine your eyes "free of.-charge ana
fit them properly. Steel frames, H and up;
gold, $5 and up.
Un :N. Tlrnnh entertained the Once-a-
-Weew Euchre. Clubon Friday evening. The
members present were:
Messieurs
-Frank Clalrmont,
lonn unerman,
il Melnhordt.
A. j. Betts,
G. M. -Showman,
N. Brusn,
John Knobelvek,
A. "Kennedy;
. Misses '
Laura Sherman,
Mabel Teahan,
Bessie Teahan,
'Mesdames
J. Berman.
Catherine O'Brien;
Amanda Knobelvek,
N. Brush,
"illss Roe Meyer of'Belleglade avenue .en-,
tertained the 1301 Euchre Club, of which,
she Is a' member., at her home. 'The prises
were awarded as follows: . Misses Emma B.
Hamig. Katie A. -Davis. and Mildred Marge-,
nau and Messrs. .Raymond ;Hamlc, Samuel
Grobe and -Edward Troxler. The next
meeting. -of the club will take place at the
home of the Misses. Hamig.
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A '"progressive carnation tea" .was. given
by Mr.' "and Mrs. Caspar. .Tost' of No. U3t
West Fine boulevard, .assisted by Miss Bes
sie -Horse. The house . was 'ornarrten ted with
pink, and crimson carnations intermingled
wtthsierna. Mrs. Yost-received her guests
ln; a toilet "of dark blue and white silk,
made over blue taffetas silk, with, a roodlsh
ly, trimmed skirt and .'a-hlghtbodlcei' orna
mented, .with a yoke or While plaited chiffon.
Outlining the ypke'wM an accordion-plaited
bertha of 'mousaIinfe,'de-"soie. ..The
sleees ",were. made, in ..'the. fashionable
pagoda design; and the entire gown trimmed
with an applique'ot-.rtfch.'lace. 8he carried
a bouquet of. pink carnations, Misa'Morse
.worejoa toilet ot palejDihk.: designed In
the newest mode,:sndr,trlmmed: with pllsses
of.chlffonand lace. iKachiguesi'searrl oon-tatned-a
set "of" four? Questions, -each- .of
which -was to be -answered with a' word,
whose letters should'be.taken from the
letters In "carnation.',; Ten m taut es were
permitted for the solvlnr'of:the'0.uestlon.
and then the bell called allto.prosWeas. ana
that they.' might be ilasured. a chann't'of
partners, the-tadleaptoaqsna'to the. right,
.and', the -gentlemen . to 'the - left--. Four more -,1
questions ..were. . at: tne- nexti-raoi? arra; so
on vuntll the, complete j niBBkerJ had been
farker..wsn -;th- gentleaaea's iprlsav- acomr',
of Marcus, AureUaavTTeec4olatk'i)rlse;
was-awaraea w ar.wuitnacBaysaM-con-alsted
of attrfldfarttalstyfaleetnrel of.
aiiretty alrt-wnh aWaek-alflrt;e:
ar,cforisWlnj.vsjttfct,ii'porinrl'the
cn..inaaaaaioxrBBBai..eauiiaoon
iSB
JJl&&JjAHy.)MPl4C1.'
per included delicacies which either In color
or form Indicated the carnation.
..A.'.ier the "Past a "Carrie Nation con
test proved an amusing and novel feature.
Among the guests were:
Aiesaames
Rublnac.
Cain.-
onoagrass.
Misses
Messlck,
Harris,
Wlnn,
Daniels,
Sebastian,
juapes,
Roth.
Messieurs
Bnodgrasg,
Lanphear,
Duke,
Park.
McDonald,
Murphy,
.Moore,
H Uberslee,
'Sbillenberger.
Hinchcy,
1KFOHMAL BXTERTAIlfMENTS.
Wonderful bargains In diamonds, watches,
silverware, art ware, etc;, are" being ob
lSJi?ed.SaU' bY "hrewd buyers at the great
t500.OW.00 aucUon sale at Sixth and Olive
utrccta.
The Informal Club of- Webster' Groves
'ffayp a dance at the Royal Arcanum Hall
Friday, evening. Among those present were:
Misses-
Helen Harris,
Mary Wldman,
Mary Salveter.
Mettle Wagner,
Mildred Wldman,
Leigh Harris.
Messieurs
Waiter Allev
ElvaWrlght,
XollaWiiriams,.
Dottle Kayser?
Mesdames
p? a-Hill,
Tidd. r
Tip Booth,
Doctor R. Wldman.
Jim Gehtles.
Russell Harris,
Roy'Fltiroy.
-T. O. Hawley.
H. Finch,
.Newcomb,
T. Falmore,
.Mr. Simon Bass 'gave a trolley party on
5VSf,taIoJFt7 "n nonor ot his WrSdS?
A'aassLe5 psssfsss
Bimon Bass,
I Goldstein,
Louis Zepp,
Julius WeUeL
Nedlett.
B, Coleman,
Laura Willlama,
Doctor Nedlett,
Frtd'FreunJ,
-. Henry Neun.
' Dock Klndlett.
Fjd FTeund,
I Coleman of Chl-
cagOL
Mlsses
NeUle Newton.
LucllleAllendorf.'
.Waite. '
Messieurs-. -8.
Bass,
Louis Zepp,
Jullua WMul
I Goldstein.
ri.Z-V'!.0 ".'! ?li" 'Effl. M- 'Arena of
tv o o5v.u." 5""?i2 a:me.ry p
list annd.'-:. ;".." ;'"n-5"e'tT. o.
. ... -:-j" rt'uvujt inuaer urcsent w
Among: those present were: '
aisses
Stella Surien
Hilda Walthers,
James Hardy, Jr.',
Chapman,
James Richter.
Gertrude Meyers.
Messieurs
Louis Suden.
Herman Schott,
Archie AseL
Henrr.Htatn..
JkynnmfUm. DA. . . . '
rnii.li. Vt'"D''.uis monds who heloed
SS.rt,fnB8, Westa-were Misses Mabel An-derjon..-
Josi,- Melaenheimer and. MinS:
lis friends who
vara TfaAa &t.
Mfme.yllnLi?0J,, of the Church of Divina
Humanity win. be entertained FridiSlSr
Music": wiif be" th. feature ffTKKJKK-
.uy uoctor' and Mrs. Matenlm' S-vt
m-SWP& are Misses Luta. ToumTI
aiiarethVr. 'B0lner' 'cklnson.. Xeager.
ltP;52p.'3le2i.jr u, Wc8t En' Hotel for
! JE258! Tueid'r- evenlnr proved hlgmy
VSPai '"rM. evidenced by the Iarft
ZrTr "w"'s uunciii ciniKinuea till a,
tite.wJrwhen retnshmenta vita .served
to about 600 people. '
athLy'"-'?
2i.S?w; tne .even'n was vocal, .and L In
strumental music glven'by Joseph a. Zen
.;Me5ieVr:,""m"- " T" were;
J-Maalson.. .IR. Norman,
a Tin I. -r7A(kaaia. i s-naw T- . i UL . "
.A merry crowd of girls gathered on a nlll
sWe. near the Cottage, In Forest Park, tast'
"",""" tuicmoon. ana irora ine gay: peals
laughter the passer-by knew an -enjoyable
spirit was In. progress. The younr-U-4ies
partldpattna: were: l
aaiaawa---
UlllA ItaaUlaitn
i Josle Moeller,
--'Bertha 8chwemer,
Gertrude Blancnard,
Ellxabeth Dunn,'
Birdie Kerber,
Ida Knight, .' '
Octavla KnlghL'
Birdie Knight;
MaryObermark, r
Carrie Welnlg, - -,.
Adere Stauder,
-Maud Vest.
.Kate Manion.
RUsabeth Cannon,
.'Gertrude Cannon,
, Clara Tebeau,
Emma Miller,
BmaHolt.'
Anna Flood,
-Dena Hotfelder.
Augusta Messmer, .
.Bertha Mesamer, , .
Elisabeth Messmer,
Nellie McAndrews.
. .: 's I .
IfiCS-Hardv'a'aMrtlaralat narei laat-Tiiaa.
J TZTZ.-.- " --..-.-.-. r-- .--
"' Dvening .was .a.- tazcztfi Among taoso
vaviM were:
. Misses-. :.'.
Bessie: Da Laney. ,- "Bessie Greve, "
Cora Lee De.Laney, Irma McDanlela, .-'
Helen Lowen,;. i.UrJ&M.- i
Bessie Hrarhman, - ' May,Thoaason, '-'
Maud Wagner, 7 ,NeUKtrK -.- .
May, 7ells. i, ,- J Blanch' Wilson,' U--.
Irene GallltT, -' "' ' Lorralne-Thniniaasu. ..
" -SrS '"' v. ..-rfr -f ' V, $ CiiifV '
r-iuiss A.aaaBI roariRi oK-aiiuavy
The guests enjoyed- seeing- pictures by Mr,
Dyer, which he has painted during his long
rexiuence aoroau. Aiany are lanascairo
scenes In Southern Europe. Thai Dyers will
ho guests of Judge and Mr. Madlll for a
short time longer before going West.
Miss Anna Boyd entertained her friends
nt her home. No. 1431 Webster avenue,
Tuesday evening.
Among those present were:
Misses
Essee Boyd,
Mnrie B. Poncoast,
Mut D. Smith,
Elsie Moore,
Sadie Smith,
Linn,
Jim Flaven,
Harry Boyd,
Kdwln Jos,
Charles W. Moore.
Bessie Hess,
Margaret Gillian,
Haxel Welllngs,
Edith E. Buie.
Frank Paton,
Awayn Smith,
J. D. Gillian,
W.T.Hess.
Messrs. Charles P. Schmidt and Walter Bl
Seewoster. were given a Joint birthday sur
prti? Prty at the residence of the former.
Those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames
Chas. E. Seewoster, James N. Grindle,
Chas. P. Schmidt,
Henry C. Mets,
w uuur Bcnmiat,
John Schmidt,
Mesdames
Neal W. Hutser.
James P. Duffy,
Frank Barber,
Meaftimrrm-.
it. rL. Kowray,
Rowberry.
John E. Wakefield,
Br.
Wendelln Schmidt.
Albert J: Seewoster,
Oscar B. Seewoster,
Thomas Wakefield,
James A. Hulser..
John R. Hulser,
Frank Barber.
Frank Stewart,
John Stewart,
Reuben Wakefield.
Marcella Wakefield.
Blanche Wakefield,
Irene Bchmldt,
Ella Lee.
Mabel Hulser,
Madge Grindle;
-Adeline Rowberry.
narrjr vinnee,
Harry Rehllng,
Misses.
Blanche Choea
Louise Miller.
Helen Duffy.
Oella Anrhar
May Stewart.
Jobeta Thorn;
EUaWakeOe!
ipson.
Id,
A strawbei
irry
festival will be held at tne
Blind Girls'
Home.
imo. izit North Gam
May3LnU' frm t0 10 P' m: on Frtd'.1
The Misses Elizabeth and Ida Elllcock
entertained a party of friends on Wednesday
5vnin5in novel wmy the,r home, No.
69. Cook avenue. One of the features or
the evening was a stereoptlcon exhibition of
amateur photographs.
Among those present were:
Misses:
Lillian Stritter. Sarlta F. Betts.
Mary L. Browns. Theresa 8trltter.
Florence M. Franrls. Rhaoa nm .
Clara Stritter, r Elizabeth Elllcock.
Alice De Jong, Ida Elllcock;
Messieurs
Archibald C Kohler. O. Wade Fallert.
Albert H.Flsks, .Chesley T.iDe Jons",
Frank Rushton.
irwalter Elllcock. -Arthur
Elllcock;
Albert Elllcock.
Edw. A. Betts,
Frank- A. Flint.
Eugene Lumellus,
DANCES,
Mermod 4k -Jaccard's, Broadway and Lo
cust, t
The initial dancing party of the. Cardinal
imooj uuo uws piace last weancsuay
evening and was attended by, fifty, couples,:
among them:
Messieurs
Wilt J. cantillon.
Thoa. Dunlap.
Thos. McKenxle.
Thos. McLaughlin,
Bd J. Barrett,
James Dunlap;
Dave Rlelley.
Chas. Poston,
C. V. Carroll.
V. Leach.
Jos. P. Dummlch,
J; P. 8,, B. Barrett.'
Wm. J. Binsbacher,
lBdw.P.Schufte,
AI. MOSS,
Joe Moynlhan,
Chas. L. Rodlmer,
Robt E. Murray,
Gus. Binsbacher,
.J. Ose. Taylor.
Edw. Weaver,
Jno.Bentley.
Thoa. Rlelley,
Jno. T. Killoren,
Misses
Ella Shirl,
Winnie Cohmer,
Edna Haines,
Lallte Haines,
Mae McDonald,
Westllng,
Lynch, "
Moss.
Amend.
Katie Fischer,
Annie Fischer,
Maher.
Nellie Laughlln.
-Katie Bentler.
Lizzie Meehan,
Foley,
Hahnl
Wilson,
FTeda, Honneger,.
Anna Binsbacher,
Fitzgerald,
Purvy,
Hlnesv
Anna Smith,
Katie Smith.
f
RECEPTIONS.
Quadruple silver-plated ioe pitchers. M.W
to fU, at Mermod s Jaccard's, Broadway
and. Locust,
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Simpson gave an
Informal reception Wedneaday.evenlng from
S o'clock to 11, at their home. No. 1604 South
Compton avenue.- The house was decorated
with carnations and "ferns,, Mrs, Simpson
wore white organdie made over silk, with
long train trimmed in lace and ribbon.
The Bona of Colonial' Wars gave their
rail spring reception on rnaay nigm a
the residence of Doctor Horatio-N. Spen
cer, who, la governor -of the society. This
Is a. State organisation, and accordingly
there were several members present from
other cities' throughout Missouri. . . '
As" a. special mark -of honor the Society
of Colonial Dames was Invited .to attend
the reception and to be the' dbttlnsulshed
guests- of the evening-. There are about
eleven Colonial Dames In SC Lenta and
the larger part or these evinced their pleas
ure at. the compllment'ly presenting them
selves.. " - ' .'
.The ."sons" have had a St Louis chapter
Since ISM. the membership numbering- about
seventy-five: As there are many more per
soas:ln the city who are eligible by reason
of the fact' that their anrwatnra hM althar
civil-or military service In the colonies be-
iween.ine i-unian penoa, Deglnnlng In 1GZ0.
and the Revolutionary period,, it was
deemed advisable as well ss pleasant to in
vite these' eligible on Friday, night. The
pest list., therefore, was .large, and em
braced many of the best-known people of
town. . . .
JSSJfaa-MVt- 8PnSr onerously threw
open their spacious residence for the affair
ffdJi'c0?ird. It avlshlr with gay colored
1rantto;:vTh -sops"- colors are scarlet nd
wW,S- iecortlaf'T the; drawing-room was
much -.trimmed' in festoons of these two
colors: with ' immense -vases and. Jardi
nieres Of red and whlrn ertrnaIAn l.r.11
appropriate)' places; flanked, with handsome'
. In defereace.to the "dames": the rear, par
lor, was. hung with yellow and blue bunUngv
slnoe.theM are the. Colonial colors. .A large
shield of the Masses", upheld the stoons
within the large bow-wlodow. MarguerKes
and ferns Were'' the flowers used;' In' the
dining-room, .where' a tbugetrvsopper.-.wss
setred, .ths-American .Hag- reigned supreme,
and the; table flowers-were;red, whUe.'and
blue, as wall. "
Among the guests of the evening, were:
Mr. George. Goddard and Miss Ethel God-dard:'.-Doctor'
James R. Winchester; : Hna
Partridge; Major and Mrs. R. R. HotehU-
op ana-aiiss aaarina ttuicnmson;. incior.
Mrs. . BImeon Ray.-Mrs.-. Finney.- Mrs." Bry.
spBv..atoa.''-Mary. Polk-' Winn.- Lawrswps
Bnuich., Mrs."Nedham.. New Tork; iMr.J
flhS IISHHI -MlSSjSl SISIS ' ' ' !
' The- Bona of- rftlnnlsl Wsra are aa follows::
tDoetorHoratto.N.'gpeacer; governor; Jti-
", vmpmj mviwiaur. jsoDan-
ansafel1 secretary:
TM
Heatrv CacUe.. readstrar:
t-IMiI
flaaWMt Pawna TMkMn
n, . -- - mLTT.
cnarts
aacfc.a.-aaainri.vaarat
wyaBaBUtraaaaKrsrS
Regular $1.50, $2,00
Choice
You'll Be Sorry if
WtUm Jwitathms.
BeinR in close touch with. the Jatest ideas in high-class Sta-
-L. tionerv used in the most exclusive social
All Card PUts, Dlea,
Etc., .
Formarlf held by the Man-
BICK, WaUH & PHILrS
SBdE. jACOABb JBWCUIT
Coa-ars now .la our pos
session, orders for Call
lag Cards. and. Xoaostaai
Stationery etecuted at our
own factory.
fW Csffiav Cards saw
airSTSaf visas' Hr.tl J$.
tne .latest
style of
All orders are ex
ecuted in our own
factory by the most
expert engravers,
die cutters and
printers.
I
Mermod S
" a-i- Ti-iarsiO H m
VMS MJK. VCMl T
the Reverend Doctor William Short 'and
Professor George E. Jackson.
Among; the Colonial Dames present were:
Mraesv Geone F. Shields., president; Horatio
N... Spencer, Western' Bascome; James R.
Winchester, William a. tiaroaway. Hen
derson and Hamilton Gamble, Kansas City..
e s.-:: CLUBS.
At ah enthiatastic."meetlng of the. Commit
tee of Management, nf-the Friday Evening
Club, of Webster Groves." May 17. the pro
gramme and speakers-were selected and the
following, officers elected for the ensuing;
year? . Doctor -Fayette C Ewlng, president;
Mr. N. D. Thompson, vice president; Doctor
Howard. Carter, secretary-treasurer. It was
determined: that the high standard estab
lished by the club, which has rapidly de--mlonadtnto
an Influential factor In the so
cial and educational life of this suburban
community, should be maintained, ana a
most attractive programme was' arranged.
Speakers whose fame is not bounded by the
State, will be invited to present .vital and
popular topics, and It is confidently pre
dicted that by the end of the second year of
life the Club will extend its Influence' beyond
the confines of the .active suburb .in which
it had Its beginning.
The Morning Etude will meet at. the rest-,
dence.of. Mrs. P- McFerren. No. Bl Bart
mer avenue, on Friday, May 24, at 10 o'clock
MGSICALS.
Reliable Watches-Mermod & Jaccard's.
The graduating exercises of Mrs.' Julia.
Benkendorff Cafferata's piano class will be.
held at Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening,
June 4, at I o'clock.
Mrs. Will Stanard. soprano, and Mrs..C.
J.- Luytles. contralto, pupils of Miss Antotne
Lltber, entertained their friends' with". r
musical on. Saturday afternoon at Beyer's
HalL Mr., .George Buddeus assisted.
Mrs. WW Stanard and Mrs. C. J. Luytles
entertained their friends and also the music
loving -contingent which studies 'with Miss
Antonte Usher, with a programme of mu
sic, presented en Saturday afternoon, after
4 o'clock at Beier's Hall.
Mrs-rWaiMWdat who has a remarkably
clear and sweet soprano, of great flexibility.
sanr the Jewel Song from'' "Faust" to -the'
complete satisfaction of her" hearers, and
also a group of .four songs. One of them,
the "Spring Bong." by Maud 'Valerie Whlte.
she gave with' delightful delicacy, and'feet-'
-Mrs. Luytles, whose voice is contralto;
had tbe.Cavatlna from Gounod's "Queen of.
Sheba." and sana- three ballads with expres
sion -and' Intelligence, . Mr.' George Buddeus,
comnDutea tneoniy-.intrumentai. part oi
the programme. He played a Chopin fan
tasy: :tbe Vals e. Humorlstiuoe by. Stojowkl.
which so-pleased his audience at the 'last.'
Morning Choral concert: a Schubert number,
also the Nachf alter -waits; by Strauss-.'
Tauslg.'7 Mrs. Stanard . and Mrs. Luytles.
gave a portion,' of. f'AMa." act second, the'
scene and duet, for-the last; number: Miss
Mabel' Hops played the accompaniments.1. '
. raRMALMEjrTi6;. ' -
Mrs; 'Charles Wlckter Moore-of ChlcacoT'.
who has .been- the' guest of 'her sister, Mrs.
Llewellyn B. Jackson. No. 4S North Tay
lor avenue, has returned home. ' --,
Fine Diamonds Mermod It Jaccard'ty
K"Va, -.
Mr. M.
Marshall PiuIls.-Cwho has been. in
Rosenheim's
Vi,tWWaWlWJilla
JUST raCKVED
ttoUnet"FWictx,Cth;
Mohair, !&3&mw&mndL
) SUu-XBu.
"' vwasssas
Fnaatfraaami
m
--.. --.--- --ltytatrasjsrw- j -'mf:m7M
';..? - ..':?.
NMiummef
'air-? Hs&2 XYte
WMf'
and $3,00 Qualities,
$I.OO.
.
i
You Don't Come.
on Broadway,
Car. Locust Straat.
lutttddinp
The"Marlborougli"andtlieuWiii
dermere" are the two latest fash
lonable shapes and sizes for
circles of Paris and London, we are al
ways able to furnish our customers with
tasnions in size, snape, tint ana
engraving,
Rtaptlmn Cartfa,
Oasts Ctrsft, .
MpmmMt
MtBOfTBH
Stmtloaery,
Stmlt, SMJZsy Wax;
Etc, Etc
Jaccards,
- r Cor.
J
Locust St.
Colorado for the past three years. Is vtsKA.tf&
lng his parents, Mr; and Mrs. Thomas tChjS
Pullls. ot the -South Side. ' -jif?;
Mrs. E. C Zausch and family left last'1
week "for their country home In Illlnols.uSC-'S
;They will remain there sll summer. ' '.iV,
- Mr. Julius Wetsel has departed for
(Buffalo Exposition,
about June L
He will return onjoSpi
Doctor and Mrs. Alexander C'. Ewlng of. Ki
Salt Lake City are guests of Colonel and
Mrs. J. O. Kelly. No: 443. West Pine, -i ,.,
Wedding Silverware Mermod A Jaccaird:irV-it
Mrs.. El Y.. Player Is visiting-her son, JaT.;
.James xeatman f layer, oi vaoeinne.
Miss Mamie FIntaan cave' an 'Informal t
entertainment to a few of her friends ,'c,- vj
Friday evening. . , : ''"'(
- x'ii.' .-V- 'a
' Big- Four to Buffalo Pan-Amertcan-Kxfr?.-kf
slUon.. .Best service, track and equlpmeat,.''-;; t.r
Mrs.' Warner Bafiey, No. 4045 Westmlnst:, ?
place,-' Is' visit lng- In
Kan
sas City.
Mrs. C. J. McDonnell.- No. 310 DsytOft'i.z'J
street, has gone to visit to .her daughtsr.T,-&4
Mrs. E. A.. Booty. In Georgetown. Tex. ,,-::trg;5 '
Mr. and Mrs. George'Wl-'KrebS" and fass '?- ""
Uy have-gone to Europe for the rummer. .
Miss Lucy E Smith-and Miss ChrtstBM:.rM
Orrick are two of the Mary Institute fa''-,YJ
Uliy ina( will buoiuce in- nunrvr, . aia -'
Smith will take the Southern routes aad.3 3
mu.m.1 'm.a.1.' riiiJIwln.a.ln Itffanfeaa1- jTIL'
and' Rome, .coming, home by way or Paris- .
.and .London;. while Miss. Orrick. will be.omt.
DUCHU Bccta, l.CVna-ujiuA a.bur ,.i.w- ..H
Ul MV, IHftriV Ut WU1CT Ufc.WI,l KU U AVM.rw. cri
,rnuice, ui me vivnu ui"rw, wiiu,. in
Inw ,,n ttmli rilwA. In a IWiwh famllv Ina-
w,im. Ili.l.' b,ltAn m fA lanaHmbftf -'t
three months. ,:.-.
Going to Buffalo Pan-American Expos-'-,
tioni uet ticaetsvia.-uig irour Koute.- rf
' Miss. Evelyn . Walker entertained tB:'.ra
senior classes of -Bishop .Robertson. HaH ivi
Saturday afternoon at her dome. No." Sm. 'LvA
Russell. ajvenue.' . '. :V1
s ? i ., Wg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lernpertz" : i
:w,TnM4 aAafr all tnv ITTnrnna. Jfuna S ta t&'l
spend' several months, abroad:., ''
Fred Godron Is. spending 'A vacation ,- -j
i Northern Alabama.'-accompanied by ms-stav-.j?y
be gone s bout in .days,, .. ' ! ."'
, miss -BveiyB-. King' or jteiena, Ara..w-irtj
visiting relatives, at no: .ou-hiu: street. --a
Tickets lo New-Tork sjjrf.JBosiotf via -Wf ij
Four Route .giva- ten-jaayr-stapover-
Miss Maud Bra wrier, will '-'pen& the strata .
mer.ln'.MOunt Oeraens, Mich.
. -n.H vmAIuI. At1 jimm anna.
.to visit; friends n Denver.
-JKUBB.- VCW .VIHlfciWU- ""U : fc ".-
young; peopte attend .f3
lio Thunrtar even. L-i
A.natrtr of-Cahanne
"d the .Buffalo BUI Show
'ln, tiun..hnai 'war Ifi
were iftv and Mts.iC.-A; Sd
Cat. Misses Endres, Mrss. Dean. Mr. 8ha.-
.burg. Miss Helen,Nlch6tson.' Miss Grethen
Mlaa SeMIIts and'Mr. Nicholson:
. if ra-Uaclede .Howard entertained with
lUJkeneoa.on.irrMay. anernoon.. -
Millinery, x :
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