The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

At THE BALL GAMES,

AT THE BALI. GAMES,
The winning games Of baseoail which li'9
ST IotIis.team played during last Week Dc
fore its departure Ior Cincinnati, We're SUI
ficIent to attract crowds OF persons ~
League Park, and those youh6 SO a.. ~
uatTons who take an interest IN the ma
tionsl game were greatly IN evidence al
The nreya.enS,.. OF college youths in large
RUNNERS ADDED greatly TO the size. and pos
sibly - the enthusiasm that preSalieu. anu
on THURSDAY which the home team won IA
The last inning, no more vigorous c-lnoh-
sfratioD of hflarisy has been seen THIS sea-
son IN the grand stand. Women N the DSXeS
waved their bandkerchiefz ana shouts'.,
men mounted their sears ana cheeteu VIII
might ard main anG as Tor the ubiquitous
small boy, he gave ful vent TO ms Joylu
feelings by every known method Oh pioduc-
ing noise :, =,
Box parties have been numerous all the
week Mr.. and Mrs Sam thompson. WHO
have of the extreme right boxes II '!1e
tier for all season, were out each GaJ'
sometimes accompanied by Mr. and MIS-
Horace Dwyer, ard generally joined oy All.
.JuIgs Overall brought out his daughter,
Miss F'lorencs Overall ana his son, John
overall, Jr-. who has just returned frorl
college. They occupied a box on Thursday
next TO the press stalls
President Robson had a large party OF
men friends with him in his large box on
Thursday. MIR. Charles Ware and several OF
his friends Joined this party after the Hrst
inning.
ward the left OF the grand stand.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wen are ardent
weeks games from the grand stand GA
Thursday afternoon they had Frank Ire
lease, Mrs. Vieh's nephew, with them;
Duncan Joy and Walter Taylor invariably
sit well toward the left and quite In the
rear Of the stand. where there Is ii good
breeze As both Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Joy
are out OF town, these gentlemen attend
the games alone
Miss Grace Frank is greatly interested
In ball and seldom misses a game. Her
jaunty white sailor. loaded with cherries
and tipped coQuettishly on one Size Is I
daily visitor at the part She is usually az
companied by her brother. alr. Al Frank.
Festus Wade enjoys ball and saw every
game last week. lie generally brings one
or two men friends with him and prefers
Grand-staBd seats to The boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cochran saw Tues
days game with Mrs baarent Ten Brock
in one of the right boxes Tney were also
Doctor Leon Harrison did not miss A
game during the week, bringing several
friends who are equally Interested Al the
game each afternoon
Mr. P. Short invariably comes out every
afternoon and sits alone far back IN tie
grand stand, intent on the game and uu-
rufied whether the home team wins or
loses.
Miss Grace Massey. escorted by Mark An
derson, saw Thursdays game from a front
seat. Miss Massey is wearing smart viii 10
tailor pique suit these days for outdoor
Tatrs topPsa win eivei 6 Panama saor
and tufts of yellow wheat.
Mise Marian Desloge and her escort were
part of Thursdays audience
Miss Nellie Anheuser and C. B. Diekrede
occupied a box on the left two days during
the week. They are both fond of the
game, and Miss Anheuser enjoys keeping
score.
Charles Humphrey Joined the vieh party
on Thursday afternoon.
two men friends. The Jordan Lambert box
was occupied by Mr.. Lambert each after
noon. This gentleman has not missed a
game since the season opened.
Judge Chester H. Krum and Doctor otto
f. Forster saw the game on THURSDAY from
the rear of the stand and enthused Ike
school boys over the fine winning playa in
the last inning.
Lloyd c. Harris had a box party on
iege students with him. They were greatly
excited over the two runs which gave the
Mark Ewing: Gaius Paddock and some
University clubmen were IN the front Of
the grand stand on Thursday.
tCut-Glass Lemonade Cups, $50 per dog.
20 400 at MerTnod & Jaccards, Broadway
and Locust.
AT THE SUMNER GARDENS.
Friday nights audience at the Deimar
was quite the largest of the season, num-
bering over 2.eeJ persons. The fine Moon
light night and the extreme heat were in
drcements to leave town: and the new and
handsome place Of entertainment was very
popular. There is q marked inclination
this summer among the fashionable women
who frequent the ne,mar 10 wear dainty,
light gowns, instead OF the sitter and
more mannish shirtwaist and pique skirts
which they affected SO much last season.
Gowns of delicate colers trimmed elabor-
ately in lace and accompanied by big.
drooIoing hats trimmed in roses and tulle,
are favorite modes of dress, and white
fnuslins appear to be very popular Miss
Lenore Scullins who came out on Friday
night with Harry Papin and Jack Ger
agility, wore a French gown of white ha-
tiste, trimmed In lace and distinguished