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THE ST. LOUIS REPtTBLIC: SUND'iLY. JeULT, 16. 1909.
A BaclKtar TcM$ tf Aa Experirace it
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Pretty Lingerie Blouses Are Noted Effective
Dress at the Glen Echo Club Prominent
Persons Depart for Eastern Resorts
Society Notes and Happenings.
He a bachelor, the.fcero of this llttfe
U.!c. Mayhap that ban much to do with his
viewpoint. But you will b forced to agree
in part with him, I'm quite sure.
"You aee. It was this war: I nm manic
on the street, ard aa hadn't zeen each
other for several months he slapped tne
over th rhoulder. shrJt my hand partial
ly off and shouted. 'By Jove n'.A man,
lou've rot to come out to dinner some
zzsiz tUls week. Now, we simply won't
zz'zz no for an answer. Tou haven't ren
the cctt house, either. Now. Just jar
a hen. and my wife and I will be no end
:; to t you. HoVIl Wednesday suit?
Oh. yes. entirely Informal: only ourselves,
and by Jove! we'll be dellehted to show
you tho racch,' etc. etc.
"Ksowtnc that the B!asks were given
to entertaining a good deal. I thovght it
batter to ring up my prospective host on
th morning of tb. TVedncaday In queition.
in order to make sure on a point. 'Did
you say your ulcner was to be Informal?'
I lsquirad. Blank reiterated that It wss.
entirely so. acd th'rofora set at ist on
th. question of clothes. I Trent in my or
dinary biulnecs suit.
" Tsii well. I u the only guest.
Blank and Mrs. B. greeted me cordially
and presently dinner was s'rvod. With th
ushering into the dlnlng-roum came a
flock of children, all else, frotnabahy of
Z up to the oldest, r.ho is nearly IX
' Tou see. Mr. Bachelor.' teamed Mrs.
Blank. we have ben so anslou: for you
to know our deer children. Clarence,
come and shake hnnOs with papa's frlnrt.
Mr. Bachelor. Unwilling advance from
Clarenoe. the eldest. A co! and a limp
paw extnd'd to meat my own. Childish
but disconcerting star." from the other
three. ho ant girl. excpt the baby, a
brat of th. same sex aa my own, I re
tret to say.
"After some delay and some difficulty
in finding satlsfsotory seats for the chil
dren, who had been changrd round to
make room for the gurst myself we sat
down and the soup was prrvd.
" Ton honor, from that moment until
the cofte I did not draw a contndd.
vsn a comfortable breath.
" IIow are cur mutual friends th' fiub
ub.r I Inquired, unfolding my napkin and
addressing Mrs. Blank.
" "Oh. very well Indeed.' absent-mindedly
replied th Udy. and then with light
ning change of tone, "Ethel, take your
Angers out f your soup and use your
poon properly."
" "Tee, the Sububs have gone In for
dogs this summer." I went on. determined
ly. "Now they hsve Jut gotten hold of
the t-st rrl of Bortun terrier that '
" C1srn''. If I r- you tipping your
pLtte like that sgai-i I elir.ll srid you
s.way from tl.e table.' rrpllr.1 Blank,
frowning at his !dt hopeful.
"t ate soup In M!nc for tao minutes,
while the bfcv uft a matr glans next
to me. wetting all th adjarz-nt table
cloth, and the r.rxt youngest girl. Jull-t,
lid under the tab and refuted to l.u
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CLOAK CO..
515 LOCUST STREET
Tlit Sqiart-Dfaliig, Up-tt-Datt
Littlt Cltak Haasa 'Raaad tha
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Everything as Advertised and Marked
in Plain Figures No Deception
No Old, Shopworn Stock.
One-Half Off the Marked Price
on Every Suit in Our , House
One-Half Off the
-on rnvmrnv-
Skirl, Coat, Waist-Petticoat
Extra Special Bargain
Al. Goldstin & Son, lo K. 17th st,
Xew York, have sent us White
Suits to dispose of: they wholesaled at
SI 2. 00 each. The coats are new and
stylish and aliover
are' also lace trimmed all
On sale Mondav at.
sizes
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5 Embroidered White Coats, value
$20.00.
On sale Mondav
forth until coaxes' 07 the contents of the
sugar basin.
"TTell, you can imagine from this star:
what the dinner was like. Instead cf a
coxy meal with some old friends I war
complld to listen to an hour's leo
on table manners administered to unruly
children by their overanxious and decided
ly distress-d parents. It was horrlM
But I am c-rtcin thr.t the BIxnk didn't
eppreciato my feelings, nor did :!iey
Imagine thst I was ether th-iu Interested
In the proces-j of teaching their children
how to behave at table. I know tills to
be a fact, for reveral days later I met
Blank again In a street car ar.d he said:
" "Why. hllo Bachelor! Say. do you
know ray wife was afraid ycu didn't en
Jov cur little dinner the other n'ght. you
left so early.
"Well. I didn't enjoy It. if rou want
to Inw. and when h leaked perfectly
astonished I went en viciously. Vnd :h
reason is because I didn't like hing asked
to assist as nursery maid. Next time yo'i
invite roe to dinner, for goodness yi'e
let your children dln alone."
"Of cour.e. ycu know the Inevitable re
sult. Blank and hl wife are both ef
them mortally offended with m. and not
only will never ask mi to th;!r hime
agp.ln which I dec't regret but have nl
readv told mutual friend that I'm hs-
comlng such a tore nd so bad-tempered J
In mv old age thit thrv are afraid I
won't have a friend left before Ioir."
But Mr. Bachelor i risht. despite M
friends th. Blanks and their naughty
brood. Nobody who hi any rccard fur
guet should ever asi them to din nlth
hII1ren. except urh chlMrn aa are of
sufficient pge to behave anil there will
e no mistake all round as to the asree
ableness of the affair.
There ore children end children, cf
course and nr.me littl ones beh.tte st'll
and keep still at the table, but tho who
ir.sl-t on ttlking and whose parents feet
obliged or are delighted to let thTn
monopolize the ronveratlon .ire the ons
who ahoiiM be relegatsd to the kltch'n
and a table cf their otvn when there are
visitors.
On or two pretty Ilnc;er!.- Hni:e ap
Iearel tart w'k. Mrs. Peter WiNon went
out to ;ien l' ho "n inomlis to wat'li
tli" golf cmtrt3 In a hand--nihrildcred
Irisli linen rather simply inad. with the
etnbioldeiy Cone In leaves and small
flowets and rambling ail over the front,
up tli- r)llnr and ncror the shoulder.
The apparently carels effect was ex
ceedingly sool.
Tliln h!ous wss ldefil for nmr!?- for
,. ...
If wn a it Yf. M .t ttl.. .nnil.li i
le cornfortnble. Mr". Wil-un wore it nlth
n crass-green Uren gown and cr'en Mrsc
hat. the bodice having wn llnn bre
telle over the shoulder Ito treteUes on
each.
Mr. John W. Ixuid-r rre-rs o-i after
noon bloii" made entirely hy hand and
of long, oval-shaped 'al'S embro!1e-y
medallion", each encircled with a fiat ruf- 1
Marked Price
lace, and the skirts
$5:50
S7-52
Be of German Val. Isce. The medallions
are put together In Ing-nlous way to form
toe- entire bodice, which is very rich
looking ami 1'r.r.dsonie.
Mrs. Mertd:th Johaton wears a dainty
Wousp e-f chter linon ljatls:e. r- ery fine
fabric that Huridert beautifully. The dls
ttngutthlug n-urk about this blouse is Its
nppll'iuo work of rnthrolilerpd rprays
down the front, which has Wn left plain
for a space fo: the purpose. Narrow
'."!. and very fine hanc tucks further
imatrent t!:o front
the waist, with
lalsty triersUtchins In between, while
iho ft'.l rJe-v. left plain, has a deep ei-ir.-
raff cf the n-.e Val. Insertion with
stitehlns tin J tucks.
Mrs. Isabel HoIrr-cs-Thompscn took one
-hirro!n:r bt-ie Hist with h-r. It nas
mlo ecru In tint, ani almost th only on
! thnt color I'vp ft en this ur.:n:cr. The
Tratirlsl trr batiste in ellcver "t--ih
try what the msiufecturers call "Mind
e.T.brclderj'." I believe, aa the ticery of
icrolls and ilewers seemed almot to be
under one tfcreaad cf the ,,,-,-.. -y
novel and effj-...- rrrangetnent. Mrs.
Tliompson" blctrre wa n-ad In th very
slmpjet tvle. ps such Imnlseste materlr.l
warrarted merely a fall waMt. buttoned
down the back with tiny lace buttons, a
looe crush collar and Ions cuff. Natural
ly there was no trimming on It what
ever. ?Ir. and Mrs. Clauds Ivilpatrick and the
Misses Kilpatrick have gene Hart, depart
ing last week, wh-n Miss I.als Kilpatrick
war. sufficiently well enough to tra-e'.
Her illners clayed them fcr 3cvral
weks. but the are now in their htnd
oni cottage at Magnolia, anl the young
ladles will take an active fart In the social
life at the fashionable reort. as In former
scar-on".
Mr. and Mm. Edward Malllnckrolt and
Edward Msllinckrcdt Jr. went last wool:
t their Jamestow: cottage, which wa
unopened last at'tutner. They will iiavo
Doctor and Jlrj. Campbell Smith with
them for a part of Au;ut. and will. a
usual. spnl th.- early fall at their hunt
ing lod;s la the Adirondack.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond have
jfrt returned to this sld of tha .Miami"
after a rprlnq season on the Blvlera an 1
In EnKiand. ard have gone to the vicinity
of Magnolia Beach. Maj-s.. where th-y
will cctta(:.. for tha remainder of th.
summer. They fcavs chartereil a s:ml!
yacht and expect to enter Into the cs:-r
gayeties with considerable avidity. Their
St. luis niece. Jl! Mildred Hoyle. will
ho with them fcr a part of the cummer.
Mrs. Henry C. le-wis of the Southern will
depart to-morrow for the Maine Coast
and open her cottage for the summer. Mr
l-wls will rrobjMy go down for a short
thr.-j !r.:c In Angus'. SKKKNA I.AMB.
vi:uiii:s.
Tor n:!--2-I!rac and Ha- Tableware go
to Mrrtr.od. Jatx'ard i Klm;s.
M!s Mary Iil!cn of Wavcriy plaeo an
nour.er.i the en!a?ment of her nice. Mi-s
Mae . Illlr,n. to Mr. Mllln Hey of San
FranclMo. The wedding will take p:ace
cat:;.- tn Aucut.
Mlis Mntie itaMf r of EI larado Pprlns-.
Mo., a hlrtcr of iAictr Kdmund A. lib
ler of this city. I to hi married Wedi.es
day. July 1?. thr Lome of htr parent.-".
t Mr. W. W. ;itt!iiits f l..r:l.inl. Ore
Ml-s ltabler ha h -irc!e of (ricr.d i'l
thl city !).' he fca leti '-nttrt !ne.
The liotiej tntxvi r 1:1 1- ;r.t In a viit
to tli J'.irilan.! E:--!tiin an. a triii to
J.'jnn !i.c to tlio rc.-nt death f tlw
brsdeproom's father, tl.o wnldiniz will t
vr rini;i only the imnKdUte teatirc
bring Jrei-fiit
Tl-e marrla? ef Ml Mae J. Uowr. the
daughter of T'.i..ma A. It"e. to Chir!'-
J. JIahcr of th' Siramnas lhiplnare ".im
pany. at St. Ilrihtet's Church. a !.
brate.1 by the i:.-vrnd Ja:ne Whii-:er-tnjn
Wednesday n:n.irc at t:tipti-il nus.
fl-r which a breakf.iM was r-rv-d at the.
home of the bride.
They Tire attmied lv MIf !?! I.
Home. Ir:.T of tbe bride. I-orye I'. Klrt
Iir.i' Jr sT1tiK a bept man. The youtis
oi.pV Ir'l f.ir the North an.: mil be
home after August 1 to their friends.
social n.in.
The Jo'.lv Four C. S. C. Rlr! inve a do
llshtful rutin? at Fsr-t I'ark U't Satur
lay to -i few friends. In honor of the
M'tVday of .Ml; O. Olfford. The rJ'
nn- -hap'nmcd by Mr M. Cliff ird and
Sir Hrntley. Tho present were:
M'"'
l lt!-n
r. :a ":'Scrl.
l-llle tvlMr.
i:j it .
I! 'fa KV1J. . K.tl n'Isivn.
-i!u tie.. r.r.- ln;:r.
Ki tlftr-'. iiare K.cie.
K:tt T.ttie.
The Najo r;"sure Club rn tt. n
jiuU jilenlc .u iUtnor.a Pari; last STia.tiv.
Attr luncheon th- m-inlvrn and frlentli
-nJotd .1 lut ride.
The remainder "f the day was sj-'nt in
dan in The club n&j. chajeron.-i by
Mr- J I KVan. Mr It .Mertu.tln ot M
iff ard j.nd llrr '.Vn Part well. Mtm
lers anl friends pretvnt:
J I Ecar.
I. !l-ler..
'Hrken.
J lirrman.
T Hn.
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H l!-0-r.
I" Muri.hr.
X car.
r f-ntm.Il.
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It Kir..
V. Mnore.
K oX'ilNy
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J Nrlteji.
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R M.--a.
K Ktsri.
SI I'rr.
Karri.
K I)n'nan.
K Mt-r
I Mu-nr
M 5 Meibrad: of No StlT llnier-ity
. otertiireil the Ve: End Kuehr
jh I"tze vr cirrie-1 anav by Mr"
J r ( .n-arauch MI klnii'r Mrs.
W ?h anl Mrs MIcheL
MMT.I.l.tjlKOI KVEVr.
I - Kejae. Spectacle. O;
Oji" and rte'.d fllafe ?o to SIthhk!.
Ja or A- Kirs Jelrv .
;ir j of youna rop of the p.vjth
P -jirtrnl Mir t-iur I'etrr'on at her
i i lrettn ;!e Tuesday eir!U:i.
c a.on belnc her eighteenth bstth
, T ' e.-ni-.E r.a jjnt in nu"i ar.d
fv t r unWh mativ prize trereswar.!
e' Itoirefhrner.: were jcrved at 12
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r- i'-r r f Mrs. Jam Bnnmcan. No
w--. West IJelle ilce. promts' to be an
, rvra- tf the nNdumm-r 5cacn. S-ime
I"- the t :-xnonn !n-rr -nd mu-4cians
rf tl.e it- -alii tal.? pun !n the pro-
, crarrme
?'r il-irnrrrnan. as ho-tes. trill be 3
!' t the meraters of thr Kx-cutlve
rS.ar" ai foltc-. MS. Mary Hoi-ey.
tr -T eri f tfe v-;rty j!r. a. M. IPjt
r p.-ejld--rt Heme Aroci:k?n- Mrs .v.
O-.U-c vjv. icslirt Mi. Anita C
V-erry .-rerary. Mr. J I. Iuir. tras
crcr 1L st-iLi tMIick. ftnanetai e rr
fry. J'r JToomy. Mr. B -Trtr:.:-rr-e
Mrs. J K .'m''.n:s. Mis..' Mam.'e
Arrrav U1 Oc-pfert, Mr- L. W Hemp.
"r M. J Harr Mr. Kobert Fox. Helen
Jt.t'y i-ther -aneea's Dauchters aj!t-
' tear w1 t- Mr... J D. Ilt-tGiSbon. Mrs,
A. P. lijtltr. Sirs. C II. Hlcmcnx. Mrz.
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Clrptoa and Mar. arlln.
Mr and JIr. I'om'roy rr the Svjth SiJe
en-rt.il:.ei fri'n-i.. IaM Sun lay aftfmoon
.nd eejiini; In honor cf Mr and MR'.
Cliitle- llui-dley of E.i.t t. ItiK Iin-:-
wa v rud. Amonp thu-e present
err-
X'tt'f.r- anJ y.la:n
Har i'v.
Jtu-ll'.
Tt rrr. e.
I:uttf4
Iir,;u..
!r I "in K-'irr.!!:.
Slir.r
It-rihi orVrocU.
Ar.n1. V. 'rriif:i.
tl.tn V. mktn.
Merj M r4b.
i!l-i:r
X U. itu. eK
JefTetjri IV.
Tori) ilauikn-l.:.
I.J IK!-
) 'onstoy.
II. Xl-ice'I.
Itcth Mullr.
tsv'. llnrr.
jWDr.'Sriff-a
!i".a r!rru.
l!-ry rr.
Mr? N Jolin"":t of Allen avenue eritcr
lained f vrral of Iirr friend at Iimcli $
t.rday. Mr-. Johti-on v..v as;Keil by
Mr. "hRt!- m-Izer
Amons thu" ; rca;nt were:
J SI.rr..-
J r. i;rnriv", . ii i -n.
I. Jrair.t'. J 'iil'tKh'T.
A--.u: V'tft, i.i "-I'ti:-
A I. bo Ita. fn-jlrs rtvlvr
" .ro.e.
ile-. lirt-
I" V. rraw. :." J.l.recn.
Local !eeper. St. J.oi:i to Indiarapolii
end Cincinnati. iZ) ; in . xia IliK Four.
A J-un'rie partj " Rl'.en for Mli Klo
r.i tienltt of No. 1X3 Wi.-hln avenue la.-t
UV-.ln.-si.lay .-x-enin!;. The ndjoinlns Iiwn
n-a. de.-'..,te, and Chimin lid with Jla
ne lir.t-rn. The pn srainme ntl"!-!
of .i lolti -Io by ML May .' II. rwl
t.ition the ;.n -s. IolI.e all and NVil
Itrenir.H'ii. pM::o fi"s 1 v the Mic
Muli .l.. Hail .m-I -rnulS and vcal
r!j4 b th H I.ie and Fl'ir? Hew
itt Alter dn-tnc .i Icntht-on wa erxl.
Thor present tv re .
.v:
Mar .-Var.-.ttl.
.VttfIJa Strarr.
AMiho city.
Io-r. :.l rt.
M Kran.
IC.zei firfilP.
;. ao.-ifi:.
r- Han.
JI iul.-a-iar.
M- H-ltu
;. K':r.
iS-te Mlt!-nt-aa-4
K.
Atur l?u.tii:an.
T.-l lrs--Fir
f-ney.
Jean tt-U1-.
Hrt ?!.-r-rl.
l"r Ixtz.
tacj JtcN'e'y.
H'rar i.rU.
1. t-fc-.kie
iaihi an
;l!Mr ' It'itdr.
tti-si ir.
N.nl tir-wtn-rtuts.
JisS.Pi.
i..;t nitt.
tTom H-ottt.
Ha M'N-.ey.
M.tt- - ail
Ji-ta v..lh.
Mr Fts.ttr.
Iter V.cts.
Sv-wn li.
Ar. I-urkeW.
Ham ie.Neljr.
lvr H.-.N"eH-.
WH! Jaillck
JB-. Rev.
Ji.r- a en. a .
7!ai Urj-.
Hue ;;- k.
A lorrrlse' party as slven In honor of
Mrs. Uizie Grave-, of No. CC1A Iapln
trect. Th eveot-jr was ;ent I" dancing
ai.d sin!-:; i:rfrehrr.nts were serv-.
Thoee ptent w-re:
SS'r
Kt ABr-ilrsn. ?;:u KIv.er.
lll K'UelMT. Ml Dr-l-e,
Kin le-jme. LTtt:- '.Valii.
llaffaret Aa-MiK.
l!tfr ! i:5are'
o-wfiwo. Tt r-titrT.
Jf Wal.ll. Jo&D AWSIH-1.
Tnra Aott.-vii-. V.M lltKrlt.j.
Mtr(-li-
ivt- YmIi. rrtll J! Sire
IitaT i-r-rlaimaa. '"T J-tcaraaa
ldll-vr.
A rr- -rije psrty was -riven for William
t?. P-czwa at Us h rr.e N , S KarnoiU
avmi-e. on the evening-0 j-jj- . jhe occa
sion b-sl-i: hl birthday The house ws
d'ccratrd and tfce lawn was I!:umln--l with
Japanese lantcma. aicrt tUs fty gueits
v -r Kn -.4tm
MBS. OUIDO MARBURO.
Wttm1nster riace, who will rammer
were present. n?fre.thment were served
on the Un. whero table liad txen set.
and the tteninir nas enloyal.lv 5pent. the
entertainment being vaneti by Instrument
al and tocal mtuic. A feature f th"
vi nine was the presentation of a hand
some illamond pin to Mr. Drozda by friends
a a token of esteem.
A party of younr folks pave an outlnit
Sunday. July f. on the rteantcr Spread
Cijle to flrafton. III., on the Illinois lilver.
Wc of th features of the my was an es
pecially prepared I o'clock dinner. The
urTatr was fo well liked thnt a vote of
thanks s extended to the committee.
Hr.d measures taken to give a similar oiit
lnit next month.
Tho presq(j were:
!'
HlWaStarnpfer.
! ietlar.
Klna S-lt nr.
Julta tr.ser.
ROna IfcwntierK.
H.e Hr.
si. Hi. l.Mr!n.
Stella, Paifxrt.
Kr. LutM?on.
i"nthryn Krtln.
Ortru.ie Well.
Jl.tiur
rii.- l!'nr.
itat. HtFeneC.
IKctcr Netcn
Freiin.
Arthur Kr.and.
Ilr.ry t;hn.
Amul't le wenstfln.
L'JvarJ Kfhn.
rottor Crarlea
I.lTfr.
Ilroil We,..
'rl 5I-r.
Iav 1 .npiWn.
lriuez lyetoner,
tiU'iitr.l.
A hay ride was enjcyd Thursdny even
!is by a numler of elrla and lys of the
V.v.i Knd. chaperor.ed by Mr. ntid Mr3.
V.'itllen'hofcr of IUrtmer avenue. Tlio
ro'itj isms alone the Cpiyton toail to a
h-i-h -
1 11 I f I f . I I 1 I ? I I I 1 Bt
i Mermod. Jtccars k Kif.
Calling Cards
Our Special Offer '"
plate, any style, for 75 cents, or to encravc
plate and furnish one hundred cards, in
shaded Old English letters for $2.60. in solid
Old English for $2.00 and in Script at $1.00
Still Holds Good
Tbl Is an offer that la cxtraonllnnrT. as
th iirir-os e-nc-tr-i ere arsmt ST. i-r crnt
la than usually asked nn oprrtinltr
that many have avalletl thcmselres of
have you? .
Ink Stands
Fine- rot sUsa, Colonial .
ile-ritTis. with aol.-d sil
ver top. Price 81.39
fthe- Ink atasds at
from yc up.
Taper Weljnta 25c and
up.
Pen-Wipers SSc and up.
rat
A 3t-se
u-
tr;d tc
it a t c is . db
mecia. antrr-
srarea. etc. Set
to jr oator
ien aiSraaa co
4. reseat. HVIsWWall WM bWMI a HWn v loaav L
tMiiiiiiiiiii'"iiiMtiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiin nMimnMiimnmninny
I'ortrait by Kembrandt.
at tha Colorado rcscrots.
distance In the county. A rtop was mado
near Fure.n Park MIi;liland. where a
lunch. fumilieil by the sirl. was par-t.-ihen
of. ti!c was contributed by u
... . x. . ..;, j,arly con.-lsted of:
Mr. and JIu. t!itich-fr.
allpo.
NVttle Klled.
Oltt WtttlesohOfer.
ljiiretta Kern.
:ay Howard.
Rlinc'ie Al-iarr.
J.)h.ir.r-a f-t'hen.
Jet Ijar..
1U- ll'lltnan.
JtarV. ILirrett.
At IVienMatt.
Kent:att.
Mn Prt.Je.
tU I-J'rman.
T!M' ly.-.
Jr.1 Mt.O
Jtfet.
IIarr l'y.
Al- KrarLltn.
I'tarl!- I"y.
"arri rrIra.
S. lati IVr,!!i li!in.
itiio-i Mrn.
Trains St IaM to Cincinnati via Bl
Four leave mornlttT. noon and r.Icht. daily.
ri:ito.ti. mktio.
For Diamonds. Wctelirs nnt Silverwares
to to Mermo-1. Jaccinl ft- Kins'1'.
Fri-d'rl'-k itnc'irnn anil hi diujhter-ln-law.
Mrs. J. II. dram-man. inl MIsres
Molhi iJrar.emnn nr.d Aiiin- Iabt have
departed for Northern low.i for the sum
mr. Mrs. M. Krepper of No. 1C2 whlttVr
rtret li rturn"d from n three kV
ttay nt Klrq'.s IjK. tlllnol'. Mrs. Krep
.T has fully reraiierated and will be at
hoinn to frltnd Thuri!iij.
Mr. and Mr. (leorse P. T.ardwrhr of
Cumberland. Md.. on the'r re urn frni the)
I'ortland Kxpoi:i'n and Ye!!c:one I'aik.
K - l - M
- rl,Z c:
nest
your
Our "Signet" Fountain Pens. l.
Made especially for us. and the best Pen
ever offered at the price $1. These Pens
are guaranteed to give satisfaction; the
pen points arc solid 14-karat go!d. Come
in and see them, try them and buy one.
, Wo have cthr "ountaia Pen at varlctta
prices tip t ?.. ALv cvtnptoe line of
Kohl jeaclli. tojlbpicks. -tc.
MERMOD, JAGCARO & KING
NMIVIY. CW. LiCWT, ST.
Ytetted their cotoia. Mra. Janea & FM
ter of LefltnswtU aveone. and departed fo
their horn iaat week, accompanied h
Mlaa Lotdt Fwter. who will remain in th
East for sereral weeks. .
Mr. mad Mrs. Nolan M. Clemmona hart,
Jwm. returned from a trip to th Norm
haTlng left R. Louis on th evening ai
their weddln. June S. Mrs. Clemmona
who was M! Mario rhrl. will bo a!
hen to her friends on Tusatays dnrini
Aacust. st No. Tin Flora aveaaje. Mapl
www. Ala.
lit Ml3e Mart sari Helen McOafcaj
dapartew last week for Ottumwa, la.
Th Hlssfa Maud and Ethel whitaatt
deputed the early part of last week foi
Chleaco to spend a few day with thstl
stmt Mr. N. H. Butler, who will accoaa.
pany them to Waukesha. Wis.
A party coasistinaj of Mr. A. Arenso
sad her daughters, th Mtsse Cirri an
Holds, and Mis Ray Cohen, departed last
week for a tour of th West.
Mr. and Mra. & Desburer and daughter.
Miss Ansa, hav departed for an extended
Western trip.
Th Knickerbocker Speeiat St. IauIs r
Nw Tork Tia Wa; Four, acralpped wis
through weeper to Waahtngton. D. C
thronah sleeper to Xew Tork. dining car.
Horary, oaf car. Also barber shop anl
bath. Tickets. Broadway and Chestnut at.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richer or Missouri
avenu depart to-day for th East.
Mrs. Charles Kuhn of South Comptos
avenue is at Undenwood College. St, '
Charles, accompanied by Miss Bertha
Kuhn.
Mr. and Mra. & Desberger and daughter,
who for th last month has been the '
guest of her aunt. Mr. VNeUl ef Cook
avenue, departed for home hut Sunday.
J. X McGran Jr. has departed for a '
short trip to visit relatives In Colorado
Springs.
Mra. 8. I. Vagal of th South Ode and l
her daughter. Mrs. T. A. Deeumer of Day
ton. O.. arcompanled by Mra. Vogel'a ';
father. V. Fonuner. departed Wednesday i
tor St. Paul and th Northern lakes. Mr.
Daemer also deperted st the stmt Um for
Paytcn.
Mrs. James S. Tula and her daughter,
Mildred, sr snendlnc th month at Ben-
sonhurst. Brooklyn.- N. T.
Mrs. J. Quigley and her daughter. Flora
ence. departed last week for an extended
European visit. On their return they wilt
speed some time In th East.
Mrs. C. C. Sknders of No. fs Deimas
avenue chaperoned a Jolly crowd of young?
people from EHendal to Keokuk. la en)
the steamer Dubuque.
Miss Florence Rothschild departed last
week for Michigan, to be gone a month.
Miss Clara Reeksrt of Clayton has gona
to Lake Manltou and Colorado Springs
for the summer. She will be absent about
two months.
Mis Mary Gannon of Clayton departed
last wek for Portland to se th Exposi
tion. Sh will tour th Tellowston Park
and points of Interest in California, before
returning.
Mrs. Barron of Bonham. Tex., who has
been the guest of Miss Nellie McMillan of
No. SMS Vernon avrnue for th Inst month,
returned to liei home last Friday. 8h
was entertained at various social func
tions while in St. Louis.
& St. Taouts to New Tork via Big Four.
Stopover at Washington and Philadelphia,
Mrs. John Klckham and dsu-hter. Mlrss
Lulu, and Miss Edna Woods departed
hut eveninz for a Northern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Geors S. Beers of Hotel
Beera. ascamFanied by their son. Mr.
Ayton. departed Monday for New York,
where they will spend veral weeks- vis
iting th various seashore resorts lcr:o
returning to St. Louis In th fall.
Miss Kntie May Landrum. daughter of
Colonel Tom J. Landrum, of the Planters,
departed for her old home in Kentucky
Friday evenlnr. where she will i-pend a.
few days at tr Lnmlrum country place,
later she will Join a houe party at Yln
cennes. Ind.. anil then no E.t for the
joimmer. On Miss Ijndrum'si return t
St. Ijuiils In thr autumn. sh will at one
enter Into all the citv's foci-! trayetles. as
sh has manv friends In town and en
joy thr eclat that comes from !trs a
debutante.
Poetor and Mrs. Frceland J. Punn hav
returned to the city after a jear's ab
sence In the Wet and South, and haie
Korie to bousekeeplnit at No. C Maryland
avenue.
Mr nrlc?t Khaiiahnrer and her
granddauahter, Mls Francis Kelly. ha
gone .to Washington. D. ('.. where they
win remain until tne latter pari or Sep
tember. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lnneraan have re
turned fn.m th Jersey eoat-t ami V."et
Point. N. V. At tho latter place, they
visited tnelr son.
Mrs. Kobert Punch of Texarkans, Arfc.
l- lsltins; h"r sl.iter. Mrs. l:olert Iavy of
No. SIC Morgan street.
Mrs. A. Fuller of No. 2 tJndrll will re
turn Monday mornlnjr. Sho has len en
joying the lake brezi at tho "h!caiC'
Ileach Hotel, where she was a-rorri.mlel
by MUfs 0rlnni and Jlaster le-o Iuller.
Mr. Thomas Cnis and l.er son. fdet
Frei T. 'riise. Military Academy. West
Point, are at present maklr.a a trir
through Vellowrstonr I'ark They will re
turn to the city about August li.
Mm'. G. Pamist and her dsuehter.
Miss Iutie Paoust. are preparins to dc-
diiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiitiitiiiinif
St Laws sad New Vsrk. t
Fine Stationery
t
t
V
"
H-
:
X
Our Special Offer ?SeeS
writing paper with initial stamped in gold
on each sheet, and 25 plain envelopes to
match, in handsome box, all complete, for
50 cents
Still Holds Good
We aL-.( wish to call attention to a Irtt of
"fntu v Box Stationary." paj-er and en
velop s to match, made- to onr special
n! r and jmt up la fanry boxes, especial
ly nppn.priati- for nTs-rnal aTiftfs Wrth
d'.iy. -MInir present.--, etc- 8lto$t.50
Desk Sets
A desk pad Iil2
Incbec. nlth xHd r-11-ver
corners. "Our Iric"
pattern and 11 other
aoHd silver articles to
match.
Frtr fl.eO ttte Set
Other desk requisites at
from 2.V up.
Matt OraVea.
If rou ';i utaI4a
of in. Io-j:. ordr
br mall. Our
ruaracte of aa.t-
X
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LMNS.
inuaer bacarlaa sV
no enasce ror 701a
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