The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, August 20, 1905, PART II, Image 14

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, August 20, 1905, PART II, Page 4, Image 14',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84020274/1905-08-20/ed-1/seq-14.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84020274/1905-08-20/ed-1/seq-14.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84020274/1905-08-20/ed-1/seq-14/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84020274/1905-08-20/ed-1/seq-14/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 20, 1905, PART II, Page 4, Image 14
About The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919

Image provided by: State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO

Image: of 64.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (4.7 MB)

The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.), 20 Aug. 1905. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84020274/1905-08-20/ed-1/seq-14/>

Newspaper Page Text

at- f 1 a " W f "t 2JT
i Tnn ui
MMMWMMMMMMMMWIMMMMANMMMMM
Society Develops "Away Fever;"
LUUIS JIJDiJr mav. , u i v tty.wA wf wv . . ' - - . ;
' ' , I I. ' ' T I I. - ' ' ' .... ,
i Many Persons Are Goiaf ! $
Away for tfce End f the A
i I Sofmner , Tlioiigli It Is Hot j
at Resorts.
V ! WBVC BCvVMw iMeW 4IR ' '
, rtlVNj 09NeVHVBarl7 Hf-WJ ,
i IMS deOSOM
te
fc-
The "away fever" is the laleat epidemic
with which the people or St. Louis are
afflicted. It I very contagious, and the
fever increase, thocgh t. Louis ha ha"
-iimmer-r-sort Heather. The only 'tire I
ufr summer wardrobe, am! a.wescrlp
tion signed bv one of the general pa
eenger agents. Everone In St. Louis h
either had. fr is going to hat-, or Is long
inr to liav. the "away fever."
Sire ha gone away to- the summer.
"She ! solrc away." 'Hji. iou be;ii
awa" "I have been cwav" S all tint
iio hear in the street Lr-. on the street,
li the shops cr In the home. If on call"
tin tl eir earet friend the telephone
sirl cive out the Information. "Away
foi th summer."
Tli- so!etv reporters of the summer te--ort-.
both Eastern and Northern. send In
maiiv njm"? of St. Loui person nho
hpv-""tut arrived." If the " fever"'
pldnile continues I think T will have to
tatch It and eo awav o that I mav have
"nettling ind someone to writ about.
Zvw"t. jll the reports shorn that It
- tefii frightfulls hot at all the sum-
t report, where they eivc a wrlttri
tiim'-aritee. to deliver bottled co'd aliwfree
: cli.-rse during the sea-on
1 notic"- ihti tie' Mmety folk at nunr
of the umniT i-ort have become deep
Jv r! siou tin ct-on. and in'tead of -lrdiriff
hah. J.iv n turtles and clnk leay
re iu'Mr .ittMi'iini" t the "camp
ni'f Iii:cf "
O'l" 'if lite ihito-i .oUetr snf In St
li M tU,o 'ji !! ummerli' at Oteai
linn- ni'i'.c the folloftns to a fiiinl.
"Tli :r'e has ett' it dcien to tjior-mt.-l
ttinie tiitrixii work Relnloi and
noilcrir but n l's'"n Is no surpo--! to
Jn il tU- withli tie iuriFdlrt'nn of the
-in ti "-.ifn " The Croie for hureh
"i.ic .ud fi litirhcoiti5 there I am
j le oiMi-irtnnllv Hilior J'dm N. FltiQer
M hih! ihr c- nip f.ithrr' liae arranged
r . !. fr" viij rle until late evening
"Xi -a m tli" firt ervir" 1 lie!,!.
nlilM f fill e,J h the finilK eiice
-,t U,r uliiorItiti Iftter Thii brrakfat
ililrli t fo!hi'l In ervi'-e it 1 oVhiek
". -li- imlii tonne t-ople'. Htid he!r-
llt Iinlnl li'illtc1- llhllll .ie followed
Ji the ir-cnln" rnliiir or!iln in !.e .u
' t'tlliim uotlrt merlins' in y t ni
"ic In tlm "' Ihe 3 oVIotk mothers"
iiwihi: Tl Nislit erIce jrerede m
"riowi nlii'li ! filowrl h .in aft'r-
I'.tms w i"i the xhortere draw the
i--j i Th lirei-t in tlie erve-,
I- cl -trtl !h I "vifle ire full of re
rieii lerni
rii t i '"o,,erI' TlleJfu wie hae
- ' mn iil !nli lhl iininier Tli"
1 t- i i'r lri t'f.n if i in'iiler f
t r i !i'iiI.iti cimrrli h h'M rn
rrrti7c In 'ili mill cirlnt
;i tti im ilni !ti in A-hiir
l'-u f lir'iili .iciiate. i.t ihe li.
T! t-l .r tltZ'";eilM lllfie. the 1e3 to tak"
- i in lialit-ni'T 'he lid '
"it ,ieiii of -;
-i.tn linr t V.'hiiim
ptmin lit m h
I OIlU j-orle i
Bi" .md t
in l.tl life .' that
M W tiaiiOM cf JVeht rov"
v hr i .)'".liiis: the i!.ntn- .i Wiuiwm
tll'I'lied tutt .if MHIIlC people frol'l
1.1 Jr.. ner Inn la loii'j eve-i'na .1
oit.iE' II ;rfiil ox
i mo. nii .fonn thf iiiiprtM Tl much
ne "ihiii n Like .int rtal l!ler .i
.l.I.,l. f ki il t)rt mllec ATf M
t'tmlj' Ith tlie ounaer 't A St
l.O! 1" tirt trif-. r! of til" ll'e ;rjj
"Wkmer and Julia Skiiinei ind llerc
Riki I'ulhiton and !etc Itlatkmer
me l ' l frip
The it-M adlltlon to the t I.011I
olo.n ate i:oert 1 llrltion. tloi I"
lirtloi i . Coliilixon It Knllrtton
Mr A- M's I iirh'. I lines K P. Il''
' if m.l '"Ifo-ge 1 letr
Mr n.I Iri M Hullie .Mr !
Mi 1 11 V. eth .ma Mi rfiol !i 1
Ti rtlniiit iieat I'ol.iii Spnns. Mtc.
Tie'tt mini clrl .Ion i liiron
T(mI .!fw not ine m e2 ter the lui 'n
fen e xmii ei it nlbn" - ljen ii tniiH
im miiw ribhoti 'hro ch in freh Im-
etie Miid anl find .our out. lhei . n
hi;h wm'tmih sn' tn ma la't htt
r
! man ilnn t buinrn fnim onr inn
("iil an! then fore; (,, ,hiiii th
i tirle
S.i loin j;n I met nuns ma i' n to -iille
t mtefiil :i)"l!i .N .if i;i-o .!
! cue him a dltlnjulhel alt lli
e, . tiz.,,1 an,i t licit nithoiit lwlr
'-iii'l hl 4loih- of tlf lei milTii'
a'l.l it md the litll leuilrx lint I..
vieire is aln o i itefullk hi'll
-t that ei & l.lnokius iarf
tit i e, to wtai" 1 Itifiuueil noting
' jl"i e tiotn hi plain .J-k blue four
in ai !
II Ixil-etl n-t a hit limine ;t rt
o It at fin a month aco he ;ii, .
' Kvreet u cone f,ir srsxl
i -he -ii.l it ; il f pr.-lH'-'i n
- t (,Mi ihl ummer '
IM li lu" I evelilnie.l i. ..-i
telj nie that u nill Ii tlmt !u
i i ui' in ikit c an eCort lo a 1 it
1 " " v - ! not the eligible nun
' 'all. il ! '.e
iiii line the friendship of the jhut;
ni -i. ,.,, ion t knon tir-Ht ou ire
a'k rz all" ii If I efe to UZKet even
-r, , fftlu tint M,, ni forcntfn
. "! mi pin with inp!ini on the
- h I he ancrj In a minute an. I tH
s r' he nrme-n4l1 atinsv .lor. n
ii mejn iirtm Icenn 1 am Nrt irtei
i i c. runuina mt bead Into the mm.
1 elp it Hml jn., muih ein
- jloile tha line J tel ou f ( fi Mou
" c ' mr hi- thins and nmetimr
i '"In ll a the other n!ht when
" ! "i t ttiv. ttllns to pin lief (Niat lii-
.- n et motet tn- ml It turf. I
icht Jn. . ncl u Rood-bi to
ten i, the aterace ef never even
'SCM Iihi he niikht mrt them acain "
vm l ln.(-;i t,t kna ttiait the afor.-
' Itf'illl III ilietoi Ta i"e fHttli
i ! ! the nij. for it came a I
j-"M 4"r-M"l-M-l-M-l-
, V-iV Silt T'fltr'CIt
IpsT
Fine Writing
Envelopes
Bannock"
One of the err newest
a vrv tine paper. como
in ifhite. jjr.T or blue
n) Sheets Paper $ ftA
and 125 Cmclope:
-4
f We- W
Try One of Our $
Sifftct" FmRtarii Pens.
1
The MMt lea ever offere. at tke price. SI .
- Special August Offer in
I Engraved Calling Cards
100 finest Card, with
....$1.00 I Old Eegilsh
5 la 5erfpt
t.ettertr.
tat
V
Or 100 finest Card from
! Mermod, Jaccaro ft King
? lirAHMT, ML IHilT.
rATaioWCtR mtT.-Oar Dit-iccd. I
Watih and i1lerwre Catalngue
T Mat Iree n recurs i.
MiiiiiiiiiiMinniiimmiiiiiiiiMMiiH-tiiiiiiii
an uafcer eaeat when he went down to
Xanhville Ut winter to aasirt at aoi
cham'a weddbiK. It waof apectol le
sin. aa aoeh thini usually re. and be
lde the terjt!e valtn. whleh wa4 con
Elderabie. poraeseed the atMed pleasure of
belnc a aoavenir f a very Jovful occa
sion. And becaue it waa o nandsone
and o BtlLh and had all this pleaaant
aociatlon Mlna Marie must needs art
for It under a preteaie. and then forget
to Je it back. ., .
Ti.i man likea Marie very well. Indeed,
too well. I in thinking, for he "ridentlv
doen not want to Incur her dnile.sure by
asking her to return Ida pin. a. ucdr
the circumatanccs. he v ceitalnly fatitlea
to do. If he et a nary, well and -jood
he and all the other Marie like .ber.
They don't, anj of them, deeerve ejt.-.er
pins or nice men frnd.
Mif Knoblorh wa Doctor I.ewald'a pri
rrembered In 8t. leouio since the Fr. i-
been writlic tome news about liene.f
to friend of late.
M5 KnoMoch was Doctor lonreld pri
vate ecretarj-. and one of the tnon In
teretln women indeed. Mr. Ernt FI.
Inser declarea inemphatlc sv liable, tie
"most lntereatlna; woman, jouna; or old
trho came from a foteimi .uuntrv and
Identified licrseir with the Fair.
Mlaa Knobloch'a home la in Hamburg,
where he lives with a larire fatnllj ev
oral iter.. each one of whom ra been
carefully trained in son e particular pro
fesion. One l a patntei. another an In
spector of the schools In Hamburg, one a
skilled rraftswoman In m"tai ani wcoJ.
and Iriha. thenounest. tlioae a bulne;i
career for hrself. leamiRK all the branch,
es of hu"lnj by going into her father'
office at an ace when mt sttrli are
thlukins of little novels and chocolate
cre-ima
When tl e Fair was project-d he ob
tained her parent- consent lo come over
and visit o.ne Nw York relatives, sav
:nc nothing aho:.t a more Independent
step On her arrival she soon met
flerman aojualntancea wlio were famiMir
with the advance work of the Oermin
"omrrllon Doctor loald was then la
the Km and wa huntins far and wide
for a r.ro.1cient ecretarv. one who misht
know fWman iierfectlv ard German ste
noaraphv as well. som"thlne far more In
tricate than nur own shorthand: French.
ome Russian ami as manv more ln
auages. including Bnglih. a polble. In
addition to a perfect understanding of all
business method connected with the of
fice of sc-: tai.
He preferred a man. did the doctor, hut
ehancins to meet Ml Knobloeh socially
one night at the Waldorf, thev be.-aine
stood friends and the verj inst int tint the
lootor aired hi, woes and said In pathetic
vo'ce thai he quite ilcp.iirctl f er li
tng able to Bnd the right Vind of ee-etarv.
she resolve to offer her service. She
Sook her lelatlve into cunel and Mnallv
overcame their orpoition and in the end
came to St !xul and estahlUlietl heml
tuarter at the Undell boulevard hou"'
mhlch the commission occjpleil .inl.
nith such siicces as all ntm met the
voids woman, could onlv- envv and ad
mire: Mi" K'lohlnch went home l3t Febrtl
rv after her duties' for the iiTnun. v. re
emle.1. hut she had made o mtnv hul
ne frienil" who were aMoiu-'ic.l it her
mirketi ah'litj. combined nllh lir i-m i p-t!o-.l
talent ind interestiuc per-oitlIi.
that sue had s-sircel reached Hamhurs
;efoio he hsd several table t return
Mje Im accetitei one offer, from a New
York hu4nei. men of creat wealth, and
w'll ittcnd to hl foreign affair ihe com
hie iin'r Itef.iie liesinnhiz her niik
he p-olnbv ellt viit Si I.oiii ,rii ir
innsti nhe i.. uj mtitiv fii iid.
rejili!ii2 tin ci.ti.in of the luutn ear
Iv in the fall
SKKKNA I.V.MR
OMTolir WilKN TltAVKI.IN"?
The -erviie on Hie "KtiickeriiOi.ket !rc
cial St I, nil to Ncti Vo'l.. i jti-t ni.it
vu want Tickets at BIb Four oftkr..
l"ro.idjv nnd t'licstnu' trn t
eblilr..
I'lite iliauio-iil'. ivati.li'"- and ilvei tarcs
it ! rnicil J.iccrd X Kins
Mi- Mi: l nil A !. I.lle ha- aiiiiounceil
.1 e encasement .f h i d fighter MI-
rail.. .1 .Je l..-Te t. .i Kiib-rl M
.ll 'l 111. nei'dinc to lie e.iliv III pcptrni
ler An e. j. nable event I i- neck ni !!
! Ulr t holi.n t),s ). tllilill -loivir
ciiiii it i' i Iioi ' hi sul lri"iiL
MM It I. fl.llt.
rh Svier of St I'hilctneiia "laik md
Kinnc fvuifar tii-h to temind i'ilr
latron- Ilia' the dn 'makins and undt r
iH! department' eqti'p! vitl' an etH-
lent fiitp. of filter and do-Un r. nill
'-oim notk Spietnlier I
The "lliie A mmx Time 'luh and
Gue't held an .n.tlirc at fllff ae .tt,
Mt-dai lit" morning na ie-it in ex
ploring the iave and climlnns Ihe cliff".
Iei.ncr v.a cnrd in the vallej. lore
h. k ridiiis via cnjoieil In the afternoon,
and at t o'llotk a li:ti'l"on i -ervcj at
the f mrhou' 1 h ! 'tcent re
W"T
MjuI Mrllriujf
Ma- 1jI'
l.uhi 'jeer
Mica VVahl i-.
vntv 3lijli
HV I I .illT
l"att F.fh".
IJIII.1I! V0S1'
Mphs 5lr!.li1unei
I'aitle l'U).liret
I.T-'ia Iltuil't-M-r.
".Ilia ii'
Maeile KinAii
1- fte
t.a minj'tsrtn
I'aul cn-r .
Itn 'An 1 itannn
.erTt- -"'e. k
Jc I'VI"
Mil'nn rl
Je- ll-ft
IV 1. Millie
vis-n t
!--anl( w arinvn
Je'l il-Tacue.
V 111 CM
' e Mane
im Hlll-rt'n
The tiUott Ir-inatlc I'lilb sMie an oiit
t'lK at llvtrona Park lat neek The .la
nn. penl In !itlnB. dancing and other
same Among tj'o-e p-cent w re
vn
vnri IUoi1r Jiln 1 ut-
HIIIIHHHIIHItW
r.f r,i; f,f StallCKfry
Paper.
Match
to
"French Faltrique"
H another of the latest
style, in correspondence J
paper. white or blue i
75 Sheets Paper $1 An t
and 75 Envelopes. Z'
t
t
i
Sttid Ukarat Gold Pen.
fella Oavaraaitee!. .
haad-esrared plate.
. $200 I Old E.ir.ia $29
roar own plate. 75 cents.
ait. nae rtt-Lcn And if
not satiafactorv .ica nun retarn
at our es.ajrr. jnd we w2i refund
j oar n!ite.
'.aas aweaaa
T allllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.
T allllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
T alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll '
T llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll -'
T alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.
I 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 '
7 alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHL S7"ikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkM
t B ' HiVBlllllllllllllllllllllllllllH "
tsHHr k bIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH ' '
4 . Vf-' - t. I.- 1LmHHaHlllllllK LHHIH
i nLj. -- k -.Rl H ,
lHIIIIHBifer. VHHllllllllHLn aHHHIIIIH
JttfiM i aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ' '
A m . - - . M .. O' -' 9
Muml- H -''f
TU Ili'Kt'l I
Mamie Vi.tlhii.
Mamie llri,ii
Katli 11 iicli
ttla l.riii
f'ibcr M Vtieieni.
IImzcI Ki
Kn'ii. Juti
I- lei.! I icln.
f.oi iiiAitt
Jhn JIiTisii.'.
j. w,
J -InfuUli.
1'l.ren- Itlerf.
J e llann'can.
l!'ll:':i.
One n' the iiio-t i ii loi able of tl
.i-
on ' event ua Ihe hiv tnle sinn lo
Ihe It-iou-lihe to ISti-ihe" (Jrove Salur
d.iv cvi'ilrs AiiKU-t lr. iiei nirenlet
t itniii hv ilr .liiiue t hi farm, nli'i
refr'm;. "its wire rveii and a vrv
pVa.itit veiiinB vias -pii.t -If.gln-; and
lauriti';
I'tit lac ntid line i lilua Xiibleivare at
.Mi:i:Mti. j."fAi:i A. kincs
Jlr and lri lal Mnrgeneier of No
IV- Alikn amine sive iilir Tue
d.i n honor of Mr and Jli Arthur tan-
ei
An ijovah!" urprle wa civen to John
ott In hntmr of U twentv -fourth birth
dai Siiturdii evening Augll-t li at hi
heme. Xo Si South feionil -r.et Mult.
dancinc "Insitig ntm cainc arti- th fn
tun,v of the eienlrtr
Among the cut were.
l-"!eut anl eini'-
I P Kri.r
V H-iintiei
eJnKI
; Milenuhhl.
Mr mi
Ml-
Annie Jtli i
May Ju;u.
l-li4n k
ll-rtha Meratxe.
Hi' la " l-r
vnn! -'li
ti-irx Morallnrer
Minnie rvrrnmrc
ilr-l' 11
"VMI- P-- n.
Elmer ln..
John "eh t
IV i." an- ; rr
J tare
Kelle
f JCe..
Ikiar" lluihr
V lan.
r --rha'tfr
t"lae' Kl-r
J Jut"'
II Jrn
W Nnl t
vv ranch
Wtlha-n iitilih
t". iM "eistiVr.
K, re'stir.
1 Walt'f.
ter Wunch
Vtirle Wum'
l-ni llah'thsi-t
lre llalitrll-irst
irnr. Ve.ii.i-r
vnni K-:
tinnl-3it
riu o:t
II Kirrnlrs
r ilvtei
vvilliari Wiskt.
V l.u-n
V ter,rr
Julln t-aii'i
J k'l.
IT. "elarl-l
J "fhrlle.
r, ilatiiiVist.
jIKMJ
It'tW.
ll'C'ett
IT. Ott '
11 SrviT
K IJ-e '
William Krnaln
tin local sleeper cerv rleht t 1iiI
to Iml.anjpol' and flnrlnritl it f). vU
lllg Four
I.-i iflT e!lj"Al'ie -litair ni yi' lel -wee
ea a urprl-e ahlrt-wat't partv tendrrel
MI 'Sadie ..Jiwan b .1 nUTlr of her
frlen a: Anchor Hail I'irclns formed
the feature of th evenlrc tn 1 later re
freshments wrre scrvpil Vocal number
were rcnicrd b Mr I to-vlon. Those
present were
tV-rtra-l Jaft
III Arrn
Htsr"ttt Tarir
llstll -Iee.-
HUli -tawpfar
I' atl JacrF-Of-!e
v ,t.
lltua Faulk
!" JT tup
rtsl.a Jacqrit.
Xe'i rteice:-a.
MceairBl
AlfreJ AlLsa.
IX vrr-t.
On p-cca
Fil Era'alr
Fre4 Etstel-.
iul Ha-tfnan.
Henry Ktrfc.
Joeri KcT
Oei ta-.li,
I Ivl-ea.
.VI "e!,-rst'n,
le efenlil.
J Re",..
Ijlli :.
vin'riv Vr.
I'earl 'fvt'l
Julia. Matte
-a'Jle -s tstar;.
JUla Ilaillf.n
ItlMlttHrl-
jfwerhin Wji's'.in.
tra.; t-r
Ji lta lii'ttac,
Jiillle Ainsa.
ia Si.ts-stcie.
Al !.
ltarrustetec,
I-tiis Ftareer.
amTtm
WJ'ltan Waeta-.'s,
JJ-rrovOoUatrln.
ioi-'eii 9rlvr
ni:ratn ;it"r
tJ vTayan. ,
Itf Ilafersik.
ttiare. Aafritetlg.
lit TeT
rKRMt w Net
TM(
Mr tJc-icvan Klrg ai5 fcr Europe
Angus! co the Teuto-.K" (Mrs taoodman
Klrg i nIllg frtenl in tiddrfprd Pool.
' i '
Mr. H.rry $ Haspe! of Nwi Orleans,
after rrntfitia aevenal weeks laith Ker
I parents. Mr. acd Mm. Hejrrrj bandaaer.
AIISS ItKUTHA KNtiItl.OL'1!.
f llninlnii);. Imtiikiiiv. viIpi m:iy soon n-iuiii in
l'parte-1 Awsi:-t IT forNtw York, where
.-h" will join ler hu-ltand.
The marriage of All Klie Kargtlth and
John A. Ktiauh Jr. wa soli tiinlzi d jit the
home iif ih,. hrl.I". No fiSO Kvun avenue.
Wdn -d-iy. ImmedlatHi nfli r the mir
riiue Mr. an I Mr. Kuabh ! parted !
llmr wedding toiu thri'iigh 'oIotad'. Aft
er Sepitmbtr 4 th5 will lie at home to
th'ir irhnd at Ihe llaniiltou.
W B. I"ae will ilfpirl for Stnta Itir
hirn. I'.il. tiixl if k. lie will l"- nur
ri'il to 111- M.ie Oaen of that citj Au
gust 21.
Mr and Mt I,juN film 111. No. t', II
m.ir aviin.e. 111111011110- the mirrlas' "f
their 'laughter. MV1 iVitlnne. to Martin
Jacob-in. which wl'.l taku (lace in Sep
tember lllg Four train. St. laiuls to .V York,
leave morning, noon and n'ght.
Slr Al'red Har.nanllne mil son. with
Mij 'At liuiae Sihnltin and Mr. J'rome
Schoit' n. are on the .teatner l"rlno Vic
tcrla I.ule. taking .1 tour through Nor
way Mr aud Mi Albert K-rn and diuchter
I.il'ieihi ..f JCu 3iv". Fnlrmriliil avt line
at.. L-ltiiig relative- and frlnd in WIM
wooil. Calhoun Coiiuty. 111.
wrs It Hutchinson of No .VI Whlttlcr
strict will leave the lt of slept! mler
for Netv York and linstnn. teiurnini; hj
viaj of flevilanl anil Chicago.
Mr and Mr, l-iwrence J. Dorau of N"
ll'iS I'eltnar lnilei.,ril ate rl-it'i'tl at
!'rnc!i l.lck Hotel, hut will depart for
Allintie ilt. N. J. ard Ntw Tlork. Au
gust :.
lv of No .-.I2J 1
nl.lt 1. .. t...n... I
.Mr v t. k. nn-i
Vtronlta. nut Her chllltMi. .letome.
Francis ami 1I:lltc. ate spending tin
month of August at tl.o II ;iiy Kaim. In
"o.ijtr County.
.Ml- ICalhrin llealv of Ijfaetle ave
nue lartei last .ik for CailU.ic and
Vtok'i While at CtdllUc she will Je,
the K'i"t of Mr. and Mr. J. Lachl.in Mc
leichlan. Mls .Mae nrdby ha Just returned
from an exttnd'-il tour of two month
through Ntbraka and some of the Norih
'tctn rtsort.
Mr. A tl. Itichardon and diughler,
KthM. or No. tle IVlmar l-ulearij. are
In ctucaK'i on t. the ;reat Uke anl
Kasicrn unmrr resort. .Mr. Kichiril
on expect to Join her btntl.er. F. W.
Horne. latelv from Yckohvma. Jaian.
Iluteri Ixuerach and hi friend. Mr
Flunkrr. departed Thurs.la to vllt
friends at Festu. Mo. Crvstal Cu and
ulphur Spring.
Mr and Mrs F J. Felneman and t hll
drtn are spendlrg the summer at Fergu
son. Mo. and espect to return Hepteni
tcr 20.
Tne Miss- Clan and Raima flo.Umer.
who. accompanied bv thrlr cousin. M!
Anna Wl!on. have been upendlrz several
week in Chicago. Oconomoaoc. Wi.. and
Northern summer resorts, have returne-i.
. Miss Mamie R Doyle of No. 4.C Ncrth
Market street is visiting In O'Fallon. the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. I Dlekmann.
Mr srd Mrs. K. N Horwllx leave to
night for Isle Royale, Lake Superior,
where they wll remain until the latter
part of &eptiaber
MI Ave Maria Golden In returned
from hr trip to Denver and Colorado
tTTing
Mrs. Marr T. Phelas and daughter.
Genevieve, have returned from an ex
trnded Kastern trip, and are now living
at No. JKc St. Vincent avenge.
Mr F J Mofmann of Falrrnount ave
nue, who has been visiting In Bam Au
rora. N T. for the past three weeks.
wtu be joined ar ner B'
Rembradt Portrait.
St. Iauil.
and altir n si ott t (y tiiev- will take tm
iwiit liir "l..nii mix. wSaie they will re
main two lull'.
Mr and M'-. The. 1;. island and son.
Hlihaid Pnrkv llland. have 1e1um.1l home
nflei a moisltrs vl-lt with Air. It. p
lILind of lyUinon, Mo.
Ml Kl!l and Annie riclwiioush of
'Ihotn.! iril It it u feu da ago for
I'itt.-l.urr .iii'l Cirneie. p.t . where they
will 1 Hit tiluiiesnml friend.
A pumlitr of St. lyui people are vttlt
Iiik at Kurcka ."-princ-. Atk. Among them
.ne; .vir. odle V. peler. Frank O.
Hick. .Mr. K. Abrain. JII F. Ahraata.
Mrs. Win. Cunr.iil and family. Mis
Thompson. Iliverrnd Clark. C. M. Pen
dleton and wife. Ml N. Maihenhelmer.
MK K. Tolmi". Ml Maude Strlngham.
Mr. II. M. Strlnsham. I It. Junes. W. ..
Gil liKl'tlK. F. WiltlLh. Mrs. George M.
Glllwrt. titorge K. Gillieti. A. p. John
soti. .Mr. Jams A. Inth. Agness l.incb.
Florence l.iix.h.
Mr and .Mr. K. Anli'ii-er and J. V.
'.irr wnn to Sivh.r Spring lat Mon
d.ii The Hip wit made overland In an
autcmobi.'e.
Mi .M.ircati t V 1:1 in
frit ml in Colorado Spring.
I viItlng
Mr? J. H Clumber. No I'lT North
Taylor avtntie. is visiting In Manltou
Springs and will rrlutn l.om- In Septem
ber Mr ind Mr. John illl.irn are r.t the
Portland Milr.
Mt Alfred Scannell. No 2t Wet Pine
boulevard, returniil lat .Morula from a
U'eirn trip.
I'oeiiir and Mr J.
Iron Spring. Colo.
II. Nk-dland-r are in
Mr. and Mr. F. C. Siler.'ln and diugh-tir-
Ml Annette anil JIti. No ?JP
lloiankal aunu. are spendlfg Ihe sum
mer In Minttou Spring. C"Io.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Hall No. tl Page
avenue, and Mr Fitzgerald dcparKd for
n two ek' visit at Manllou Spring.
Colo.
Mi Illanrhe Strati No. "Oi West
IV He avenue i spending the summer at
Wauk'sha. WI.
Mrs k :ore. Xo i'i Fai-moui.i
avenue, and Mr II. B Wagoner. No. 1S
Ker.elnctou avenue, are at Manltou
Sprlns.
Th Mlse Faulhaber No. l Morgan
street, are visiting In Pedalta
Mrs. I"jncknev French. No. Jl Delmar
avenue, anil her sister. Mrs. Camping, ar
visiting In Sin Franclwo
Mrs Aucu-t Sejilafly anl Mis Schlafly.
No 1X2 Westminster avenue, are touring
Ireland.
Mr Joarph W. Moon and Miss Moon
are In Paris
Mr and Mr M
Miacctonka. Wis.
II Hogan are at Lake
MiaceLi.s:
BTKTS.
While In New Tork call at M Fifth ava.
I bet 38th ard 37th ). Mermod. Jareard
A Kirs' Jewelry and Art galisi itifaa
Tou will be cordially welcotned.
Mr. I it. Ottofy of N. ae Delsaar
boulevard entertained a parry of
Thursdav afternoon.
Arm tfu. MMtm mart' If l
Allen. Cornell. HeasnbrucC Travllla and
Mayfleld of New Oriean. Mit Kathsryn
Carlisle and Lily Walton.
One of the event of ths lat wash wa
a hlrt-wall trolley party on tae- srivwiai
ear -Ariel." Tne party spent
st Fn-e-t Park HantkUe.
wa spent in stnawax. netrnmmmtt
strvsd a reata.
M. IM Bgu
tar aHaw Aim Wumi wad Mrs.
Gaatg. Tkaae yrcaeat were:
MtaaleCaubata,
ratitle Ualr.
lies Nea ben.
loe Otohnaa.
IVrtbe Woest,
Jatta, warn.
W. S. Krtteger Jr.
thj-!i.ltr.
:.ilrt. Rartle.
Kld Jors.
UaiO Uonrr.
aUarard U. tsyet.
AVUItetcKraas.
Jcarpfc r.Oto.
Re U. aVsflSCtrX.
WUnara Bot-abrwk.
At a rxMlot at
Damay DaMe of Ka.
th Mat
f MMa
Xebraska, av-
nnt aaTaaaa-r tawa
arcrc:
Ftareara naemkai
"arreOvtbrrB.
re-reaca OWsC
arbm Nlewana.
rrea Kenaer.
gchMfti.
laaat Tnesday eventne. August IS. Fraak
.tarari etstertainen a party of frieada la
aoatar or ata twaty-nrt Mttbdaj. Mtaste
aad MMCiae were feature of the evealt-.
Luafheea waa aerved. Atsoac those, pres
eat wet:
3. Benin.
3 Raener.
J. 14 fe.
I Tannori.
II. lier.raonrt.
A. O" lYcle.
N. Krascnilam.
.. laiBoti.
F. rviltcn,
I'. Xotterbrok.
J.ABdetioa.
C Jcaaw I. Joaea
Staaaasl Mra. ft Jttr
The IoWlea Anztliary of the Railway
Mail Bek waa entertained at the home
or Mrs. T. C. Good&ktht. No. SCO St.
lacent arena, on Tuesday afternoon.
Aaat - AaKme thoae present were:
aT.aiii-
H. M. WertkBagtoa.
K. P. Owen.
B. A. Fleailng.
A A. Rawe.
John Lenta haa.
Flevd neanett.
H F. Janifs.
Thoaiai. Ccnkliag.
Ccaihte.
B.S lonoaa.
J I. K. Mrhcls.
Lata.
KLJ Ke-n.
H. olaaa.
5. M. W hltana.
1. W. ttoellTT.
J B Xoaip.
v iillam K. neatoa.
Robert liarrls.
A party of young peraoea. ehapeiWRcd
by Mm. wilibtm Farewell, cave a tallyho
rMe last week. Thw pfrty wan driven
thretajn FVreat Park and made stay Bt
Weat Bfcd Heights, Forest Park Rkjh
lands. Hawthorna'a and Detmonico'a,
antra the party waa served lunch. Among
then present wera:
Lata lliiim.
t-arrie lUKta.
HarVai
Madirai Ti'aiat
MMtk.
Haast Wtber.
Maraf Wuest,
MeMiapB .
atitia
leMKaaastr.
Lata KMSaWaa.
Pi-tWpakla.
aWtlkanrrrr.
ataatkrwrs
sAaVkara.
AakaaOl-ax.
UwMMraami.
Oaeraw roarer.
baeaey. flfceitoa.
loana. Farewell.
Therahlll.
MissKurs-
Roeaen. Sfratle
nhn. MfLaaalilin.
Kvaaa. DwinelTr.
Pateaer. itoa
MaMer Oscar Morgan of Cheny aveana.
Maplewood. entertained BWlmMay evening
frora a to o clock, with uawf and reci
tation. Refrtahmeiitg were nerved out
on the lawn, among the tree. Among
thoae grvaeat wreT
Itlaaea--
atarla Allea. Rath rwltan.
Brace Allen. terrrwae Jtergaa.
Uellew Hatter. Marie Bgrsnn,
Ktttta Urwndri . Vlrgtna. True.
Oleste IMrrett. Kate Fultew.
Margaret tajlta.
Brother Wolf. Oscar Moegaa.
Jereaw Howe.
5Ir. and Mrs. Httgn Hchade. N mat
tlreer avenue, gave a muslealo in honor
of their daughter Bertha's birthday teat
Monday.
Among thoae present were:
Mfwssm-
Rati Unite
Klederraa?.
Frerlrh.
lajnwrsterk.
Maajlltieea.
Anna Haadarhag.
unraiai.
Mffirr
DelatrVk.
Uxuarkk
Ullr Ranavrt.
Bfella Ranaert.
Helen Michel.
Re rthn Riidfgast.
fella Tbake
Anna BBrn.
jailu IVttker.
CpIwabVW BrT.
fetal Stipel.
Rattle Rasstng.
Aaate Hneste.
tosatse Pelhnogaa.
AaaaRaerier
OeTtle tbrerbt.
Bemtnarr.
Kitnalftlllsrh.
I.ihena, Kretziner.
fella Kfetimer
A lawn party was given bv Mr. and Mrs.
Kloepfer at their residence. No. (SB De
Bnto avenue, last Saturday evening. Aug
ust It. The Kmmet guartet rendered a
few of ihelr own seleetlone-. The Casino
String Orchestra rendered the mnK and
the evening wa spent in dancing. Thosa
present were:
Mrsaleute
Ratther.
R-Hole.
Q. I. Kre'B.
1. Hassefeld,
itur-Orot.
Tbtoaore Grate.
MlcMdltlotsrte.
vi" axberer.
Otto Orate.
F nassel.
H -nemlng.
S Oassei.
F. Rnratlng'.
'. LofM.
II. framer.
V. Mllh".
!! Kreln
W. Manaaey.
"Tin WdhWt Itata tf Prftrttat."
THE
A B. CHASE
PIANO.
UNEXCELLED.
"TaMeaMavaej would he
JJ?ajca n.k,
the most approprlai)
word to us In de
scribing the egcel
lency and high sUnd
Ing of this world-re-unwned
lntrument.
It Is Simply
SaSaaaSa BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaae BaSaaaaT
SSBBB BBBSBWalar BBBaaSBH BBF
jj-VB fH Tou can begin en-
aSH H jnvable acqualhtane
aaBaWW gSaSaaaf with H. Chase
A Suoerb Piano.
- - f
Om a-1 aid praises tesauBd as to Its eaceeding fln quality or
tsse. sarfecOon In actum and great durability.
On of It greatest indorsetarnt Is the fact that In St. lovui
alone over sixty of the pianos ar used In tha studio of the
avsat prominent musicians.
CONROY PIANO CO.
SaWthwesterii
W.IIUWM.lgUJUMaMCCf.
W. Uawrk.
M. Kavg
J. Morrs.
C tUag.
f. Huatrr.
p. Fetter.
r.aUtt.
J itaawi.
J
II. Ho
OaBcraaaL
J. aarCowew.
I Letter.
Nick ailUgja.
H. W. HorataMjer.
H. Muokamr.
U. K. Qaadiaca.
Trnca Becha. v
Mar.
Kiphla AlthraaT.
Minnie AltkceaT.
Ell Vahle.
y. W. HIUL
loWUe Brawn.
ARaaeOoaarL
tsaaraaHaasl.
rlleMcSewa.
jjaUaKcOown.
hk'.IT!'
Kaana kUaeDfer.
Jnlkv Klceptar.
Gertnaae Rutber.
Agar Butler.
: ixauMiy.
nr.
iBsraowa.
Hentblower.
C 8clKfcalller.
b. Jgaiott.
Metairura and Meadaa
O NBMCB.
J. Ktcawfer,
H. Rather.
KKrita.
Two drawtng-roorTaadl atateioeea
rra to "Knlf kerhocher Special.' St.
!o New Tork. via "Baj Fowr.
to
M Elolse Brtatot. who has beew tak
ing some special study at the UnlvrRr
of Chicago, was called bono last waak k
the lime or her mother.
The Reverend Doctor Tactwr aeaata)
the Congregational pulpit to-day.
Mis Anna Branch Is at tk Unl.ataWv
fit Chicago for the summer.
jnr. v. n. vjoggesnaii entenaimu vsna
members of the Congregational choir, of
which she la director. Friday eveahag.
Mrs. WillUm 1 Akf enterWln at
stirrer last Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tbompron. Mr. and Mrs. A- H.
Stauffer. Mlsaaw Ellaabetli and Marr
lilanchanl and Caroln Allen.
Mian Edna Paper H visiung Mian TKaih
erine Kauffaaan.
Mlaa Vivian Pierce of Chicago Is That
Ing Miss Madeline Simpson.
Mrs. Dttndaa Simpson and Mrs. Frank
Cram chaperoned a swimming party on
Tuesdav ovening at Muegge'a natatortwm.
Thoe who ctlended were Mlsse Made
line Simpson. Vivian Pierre, flattie Cram.
Berenice Simpson. Haset Comstork. Maud
Comtock. Amy Cram, and Messr. Frank
Pinkanl. Claude Sebaatlan. Horace Fltg
wllliains. Carl Mavhew. Walter Beck and
Paul Comstork.
Mrs. I. K. iaackmer and Miss Gladya
Black me r are r.ow at WHiipaca. Wt.
Mr. D B. Carroll departed last week
for lot Vegas, N. M
Miss Kathertne Burnett ha returned
from a visit to Chie-.
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank W. Cram are at
Asfcury Park.
Miss Suafe Pain went to Cincinnati last
week i join her mother and sister. Mr.
William italn and Miss charlotte Bain,
who are visiting relatives there.
Mr. ami Mrs. King Kauffman are visit
ing relatives In Cairo, lit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perk have re
turned from a Northern trip.
Mis leTgan of Indian Territory was
guest of Mrs. J. K Sutton and Mrs. Wal
lace Sappington rceentl).
The Misses Genevieve and Marguerito
Lapping have returned from a month at
Denver and Colorado Springs.
Miss Josephine Albers has returned from
a visit to Corpus Chriati and San Antonio.
Tex.
Mrs. P. T. While departed Friday, with,
her two children, for Sedada.
Mr. John O'Hara and Mr. WilHas
Kerrinsh ar attending tha Portland Ba
posttton. Mr J. Carter is entertaining her moth
er. Mrs. Brooks, or Kansas city.
Miss AiLih sttrasser IS hi Butt.
Mr. llenrv Amea of St. lands has 1
ih J R. . hnmestaaut. an Orav ave
nue and Jackson road, and la havtne K
refitted for his own occupancy.
The Misses Nettle and Albertlaa Bar
run have returned from Astsary Park.
Mr. and Mr. McCairttng havw ratal n
from a visit to Havana. 111. .
Mr. John Cooksoa spent tha work on
Ulp to Waterloo. Ala. ....
Mlaa Carpenter of Foots avewua la vrfatt
las In Phaideiphla. . ..
Miss Amy How and Mlaa Nvttle Haw
spent thai week In Kanaaa City.
Miss Ruth Statu gavo a party roe
young friends last Thursday. Quests earn
In the afternoon and ptayaa teanla and
croquet. The evening waa spent In dan
cing and in playing a game In which pic
ture cards contained enigmas, the answers
to which were building or exhibit at tha
late l-'air. Ml Margaret Uenaen and Mr.
Kavincnd Sprague took the prises. Othec
guest were: Th Misses Marjorte Grove.
Mary Clarion. Mary Block. Adels and
Corlnne Trembler. Margaret Ptdler. lrm
Todd. Nina lore. Ruth Waterhouse. eno
Merimer. Ullan Wllcog. Emma Rett I.
lta Bettl. Christine Skinner. Matal U
lesple. Messrs. lowUe Holton. Fred Howe.
Horace Goodbar. Harold and SeymJi.r
Todd. William Burton. George Thomn-.
Andrew Kauffman. Dick IJndsey. Maik
Moody. Russell Harris. Mr. and Mrs. II.
J. Beattle. Mr. Irene Gillespie and .Mr.
and Mr Franklin Cary Whlihig.
Mrs. W. le Crabtree and Miss Georgl-t
and "lasMe laf
"mailed free
request.
i
Rej
pnacaiutite. )
IsWWiwlwil
-way saway
Ianagaarvte.
ailBinn
fsgow Piano by reading our
IssV-f booklet . BL Chs-s
on
tfl
ii
J
. :
K
I i
:
' r .
k
iilS.?a
?.r-?i

The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 20, 1905, PART II, Page 4, Image 14
About The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 20, 1905, PART II, Page 4, Image 14 About The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 20, 1905, PART II, Page 4, Image 14
About The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919