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HOW rs BAcKER
UadouBted Reliability IL Expressed d
Wheeling Endorsement.

Uadoubted Reliability IL Expressed d
wheeling Endorsement.
what's your backing:
when 4 stranger applies for credit,
That's the hrSt question banker
same rule applies to anything
can't always tell BY AppehFaneea.
they who depend on . atrNnEeFR
word.
Outlines get left
What you want IL home endorsement.
The backing Of people you know.
wheeling proof for wheeling people.
That's what follows here.
Surely no better backing can be h2o
than the following statement from NJ.
9. J. Florence. Of No. 81 Seventeenth
street, who says:
Il could not rise without stPadyihg
-aySeIf with my hands and moving very
slowly. had to exercise the oAmc care
Ia Gittfug Or lying down. ! used many
medicines. but one box 81 DoGn's Kid
ney pills procured At the Logan Drug
Company. did me more good than all
The rest put together"
Doaa'a Kidney Pills are for sale hy
All dealers. Price u cents. Mailed b.
Foster NIlburn Co. Buffalo. n. r..
sole agents for the United States. Re-
member the nAme-DOans-hnd take
20 substitute.
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MINERS CONFERENCE.
A Backhanded Apology and Ad-



INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. .s.-The joint
conference of operators and miners be-
gan three-quarters OF an hour late this
morning and the atmosphere was chill
ly. Chairman Boyle said:
II regret that an exceedingly exas-
peratlng matter in our las, session yes
terday so irritated me that l forgot
myself and was guilty OF using unpar-
liameutary Language. This is my apol-
ogy to this convention"
". d. Ryan, the Illinois miner, who
accused Boyle OK being too forced"
got the floor at once. and in 4 tone OF
sarcasm, said: Il have no desire ut any
time to retlrd the progress OF this con-
veu;iOn. l say that had sufficient pro-
vocation 10 say what did. and make
this statement in open convention. This
is my apology to the convention
A motion to adjourn came from some
operator and wordy war followed. II
being plain that the miners were in
no mood 10 quit. The motion was killed
with a fierce shout from the miners. H
L. Chapman, an Ohio operator. moved
that the national officers OF the United
Mine Workers be made members OF the
Joint scale committee. Chairman Boyle
said that such provision had already
been made. Chairman J. S. Martin. Of
the Joint scale committee, announced
that the members would hold session
at once at the DenisOu hotel, and asked
a full attendance.
John P. Reese, Al Iowa miner. made
an effort 10 have the Iowa operator
question brought in again. but was not
successful. Both miners and operators
seemed in bad humor. II was evident
that no business could be done.
A miner solved the problem by NOV
ing that the convention adjourn, sub
iect to the cali OF the scale committee.
and the motion prevailed.
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PERSONS GRAINED


70 west VfrEinians-EeW PoStof-
hees, PostmasteFs Commia.ianeds
Changes in Routs Schedules, and
Patent Issued
Special Dispatsh 10 the intelligeneer
wAsHTNGToN, D. c.. Jan. 25.-Psh-
sions have been granted = West Viz
GINA applicants ~ follows:
Incfease-Jackngz Hale. Rice $ to
Sis. and Daniel llcLoud, Leon. s. 10 $
orieinal-Dennis Gorby. dead. SUI
yer Spring. s.
Original wldOW-Eleanor coBurn.
Weston. s,
The following new postofices have
been established in West Virginia:
Delaney. Wood county. Andrew J.
Mick. postmaster; Luzon. Tyler county.
James E. EngIe. postmaster: Green
shoal lincoln county. James r. Nc.
COuas, postmaster. and Mobley. 'Wet1el
county. Isaac W. Johnston. postmaster
PoStnaatera have been commissioned
In West virginia aS follows;
Dennis 8. KeIger. Colebanks Kent G..
Ward, Leebell: Melvin NrPeeI. Still
wen, and William H. Glover. Terra
Alta.
A change has been ordered IN the
schedule on two routes Of the star SER
vice in West Virginia, Is follows:
Route l6.II. Chestnut TO Letart: mall
hereafter viii leave Chestnut Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. at p. M. and
will leave Lttart on the same days az :
p. m.
Route 1914. I.Illy to True: mail here
after will leave Lilly Tuesday and SAT-
IF3ay. At 1880 p. M, and win leave
True on the same days ct 2:l5 p. m
natent has been Issued 10 Herman
GUNNER and A. A. Roberts. Well8burg,
W. Va, for 4 Shade-roIler and clamp.
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Another cut IN alass Priees.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 25.-The
board Of directors o. the American
window Glass Company met to-day
and ordered another cut OF per cent
on single strength and to 10 per cen,
on doubie strength. A 10 per cent cut
was also made on large brackets OF
double strength. The last cut. about q
month ago. was a3i5 per cent The slash
in prices il the result Of the recent war
declared on the Independent manufae-
turers.
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STATE Supreme Court.

syeclal Dispatch TO the Intelliseneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. Is
The supreme court to-day transacted
the following business: lawson W.
zinu. from Richie county, reversed and
renlanded: opinion by McWhorter.
Glen Jean. Lower Loup & Deep Water
Railroad Company vs. KanaWh1, Glen
Jean & Eastern Railroad Company,
from Faye,te county. argued and sub
mittej. Adjourned until Saturday.
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rheumatism Cured In a nay.

mystic Cure" Tor rheumatism aud
Neuralgia radically cures IN TO 3 days.
lis action upon the system IL remarka-
bio and mysterious IL removes al once
tire cause and the disease immediately
disappears. The FIRST dose greatly BEN
EMS ~ cents sold by Z. " List.
1910 Main street Chas Menkemeller
corner Market and Twenty
streets. druggists. mw&t
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a Tranaaetlon d EGgs.

Two bankers" In partnership sat
down with N,goO in gold in front Of
Them. A crowd qulckiy collected and
procoeded 10 go" Tor the bank forth
with. "T;etlsr keep enough ouf to get
some eggs for breakfast tomorrow.
one suggested Two spanish peFetas
we're thrown aside for the purpose. and
in less than half an hour that was all
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BILLS uTRopUcEp
By senator ElLtns For the Benefit Of
constitnents.

6Y 9enaeoF 14L1G4b ZOE Ene 0sHsAt u
Constituents.
Special Dispatch to the 1n;elltgeneer.
WASHINGTON D. C.. Ian. 25.-seu-
ator Elkins has introduced in the sem
ate the following bills:
For the RELIEF Of Joseph LOudermIlk;
for the relief Of ]. w. and J. P. Hall;
granting a pension to william H WI
mans. and TO abolish the ONCE Of JUS
tice OF the peace. within and for the
District OF Columbia, and for other
purposes.
Mr.. ElkInS also submitted ar amend
meat proposing an appropriation ot
s1e. 900 for printing in book form, reports
Of the committee on awards, Of the
Worlds Columbian Commission on spe-
cial subjects, Intended to be proposed
by him to the urgent deficiency apprO-
priatiou bill
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GEN. 1AwToN's REMAINS
To Lie in State at indianapolis and
Fort WAYNE.


WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan. 25.-The
two Indiana senators and several repre-
sentatives in the house of that state
called upon Secretary Root to-day to
request that change be made in the
programme arranged for the Lawton
funeral ceremonies. so as to admit OF
the remains Of the late general lying in
state at indianapolis. Secretary Root
telegraphed General shafter at san
FIancirco to amend the itinerary ar
ranged by him yesterday 20 as 70 per
milf TIE remains to lie in state on their
vny east for one DAY AZ indianapolis,
and one DAY at Fort Wayne. Ind.
The remains are expected 10 arrive at
san Fraucisco on the transport Thomas
to-day.
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n 40 nahn & cuttinr Teeth

Be sure and use ;hst old and well-tricd
remedy. Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children teethlng. II sooihcs
the child sotteus the gum. allays all
pain cures wind collie and II the best
remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents 4 bottle. mw&t
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NOW READY.
Daughter Of the Elm.
A Tale Of the virginia B0sdsE
Before the War.

0GLVAG Tue wal
By GRANVILLE DAVIDSON HALL
A powerful story, recalling forgotten
tragedies. A love story threads
stirring recital Of crime and as
tective work. Scene in the valley
Of the upper MonOngahalA, son'
Meeting with PittSburGh, 6lnrE'-
burg and Fairmunt.
The book Is something more than
an ordinary bit Of fiction. II has J
subst-atun cf historical fact, and
some real people figure in Us
pages. There Is vivid glimpse Q.
hmerieAn life as found in that Taliey
forty years ago. The book critic o.
a great metropolitan western daiiy,
who read the manuscript, says IN
author has dipped his pen In 'nS
very pigments Of life The head Of
a leading Chicago publishing ne9S'
said Of st: I'VE have bsgn mueh IN,
terested;'' .sthe plot is clever ana
details "ingenious." .'rhs story itSe!t
is interesting and there are so"o
capital situations"
MAYER & MILLER, CHICAGO.
Cloth. $50 p, 800. Sold By
Frank Stanton, or sent poStPAid "a
receipt Of price. Address, A. O. AAh'
Glencoe. III.
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Pension to be Increased.

Special Dispatch to the In,elIissneer-
WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. s5.-Rep-
resentatlye Dovener has introduced in
the house OF Representatives a bill to
Increase the pension Of Mary s. CaIIan.
VI Washington. D. c.
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rAM1LY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, stnrched and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and lroued, ,
All hand work AaiShed 10 cents
mar pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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CAPTAIN ABERcRo,rB1E's
Report on Copper River exploration
TO Be Printed.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllseneer.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. ga
resolution has been submitted in the
senate. by Senator EikIns. directing the
secretary OF war to transmit to the
senate the report Of Captain W. R ABB
errromble. on the Copper River explor-
alton expedition to Alaska,
Mr.. EIlIlns also submitted resolu-
ton. providing for the printing Of SEQ
copies Of the said report.
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r. q Enna.

~ 't.eit pnd -asyil i.Es ne 'liRasF-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
NOTES AND PERSONALS
FROM THE BLUFF CITY

Ms jennie STEELE Of Delhi. IS visiting IN
Ipfcr Alton with Mrs. :. /. Duke and Miss
BESSIE Raw.
Ms Parker Smith OF New York is z guest
Of AIrs. ". l.. Sparks.
Ms. John 7. Young i entertaining
Mines. Ella Ward and Amanda Gregg Of
Miss Daisy league OF s.. Louis visited
in Upper Alton last week.
Miss Alice Huniser IS visiting IN S: Louis.
air. and Mrs. ti-Orca r. Hopkins de-
parted Friday for the East.
Mis- virginia Mckinney has returned
from Hannibal. No. where she visited Mrs.
Mrs, Robert Forbes gave a luncheon
S9tHriEy Il" a number of her Alton friends.
fling Mrs l.. y. WyCk"t. in Upper Alton.
has returned 20 - Louis.
Mrs Alaudc Tr"wir.dge Of =. Louis IS
visiting ho- parents. NJ. ara Mrs. Thomas
cooper ~ Upper AiJoD.
Nr. .rd NJ \ e. Hurd .f J~arseyviI;e
aye visiting iu Alton.
Mr.. iiIirN T.. ';r,4ves Of Albany. Y. Y.
j. VISITING friends in Upper Alton.
Ms. 'ieors. i'trc"ast is a guest Of rela-
Nr. ana Mr.. philip Thomas entertained
Ihursitv ''"nirs M an informal dancing
Nr~. l. \. Williams HIS returned from
Mr.. Annette Fry Of Marshall. Mo. Wis
itel in rpp.r Alton las. web.
M:S. ". p. Cunningham has returned 10
ii1u2Ihai from a visit 70 'aTt-iu amt Mrs
Nrr John Leverctt attended the meeting
o. H." liofrl If N1uu"eruru' .f The = ttful-
: 2 Federation Of AiuSIrai clubs 81 chicago
Lest Wsek.
N.Y.. Jennie Dixon entertained the United
lla,ri't"Is oil THURSDAY AZ h-r nome in
NiJIlot.wu.
81 ana AIrS. 7 w. Coy!e are visiting
i1 chicago.
colonel =. F. Mills Of Springfield. Ill. Wis
ttrd. his ~-~'-r. Ais Ruth - Mills. last
week.
MIR. JrI Nh. John :. Booker lmv. gone
o New Orleans 'n q plriNI:. trip.
Misses Edna H~ll,r ami Emily Ware hav.
| returned 90 JtTS,yv1Il,. aftr~ visiting Miss
! Helen Rue.
Mr.. "a. + Grove entertained az Il card
| part, 81 Thursday afternoon az hey h1u.
| la Fgu-t"c; street.
Mis- Annette Schuepre departed on Mon
o;y FOR New orleans to attend the Mardi
GrJ-.
Mis- Margaret Mitchell departed on
: rrufS!aS 30! Portland. one. tp l.-i. her
I aunt. MARY kpy.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS IN
ST. LOUIS COUNTY

IT." r--U'Ir meeting If the oak Hill
~i-t'Tag. club Wa held AZ IN. residence of
Mr.. EsimuH'i- IN p@t'onvill- last Thursday
r~;t--uoou
\ literary and musical entertainment was
-,vyu last Friday t-cnInC by the pupils
IF tn" CTov" CurI;T school. under the Gir-C-
tlnn Il Miss Annie EToJ!St"-.
Miss ALEi" G'rminC Of Fl.riSSart cele-
ETI,,d her eighteenth birthday last Sunday
evening with Il reception and SoCiIble at
IN. home Of her mother. Nr-. Mary
GcrmiN-. Among those present were the
Misses ANNA Sir""r. Mary L1dko. Mamie
Ah.l Rcta Robertson. Mary RruegTen.
Augusta Aibgrs. R"sSie EUrch, josephine
Hrarrnanu. Mary Daakc. Maggie GerTning.
Anna kchn"n. and MessrS. John Stroer.
u. John Kohnrn. NJ. Bracket. Carl Al
b.r-. Henry and John Abel. John Daaks.
George Croft. Herman LUchhers, n.
HIciiotiuG. John EracsSon and Fred Well
iuchuf.
Miss Maud Eottrics has returned I. her
home in The South. after Il visit Of several
months with her aunt. Mrs. H. NJ. kochs, OF
Creve Occur.
The last meeting Of the Kings Daughters
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Miss Aua clayton Of ". ~ I-aeas ave
nue. Is spending Il week a. Nashville. III
Airs. g. \. Booth and Miss Mabel B-lisck
Of milwaukee. who are being entertained
ny Mr.. ". r. ingalls, u N"st Morgan
street. were given - musical on Wednesday
afternoon al Mr.. Iug-li~'S home, and on
THURSDAY Mrs. = II. ingalls, gave a dinner
gals gave them q box party ~ the opera.
on FRIDAY afternoon Mrs -. X Smith
entertained them with = luncheon, and on
Friday evening Mr.. ami Mr.. r -: ingalls,
gly- them 4 farewell reception They de
ported ou Saturday for New Orleans.
Mr.. and Airs. Edward Gcltra Will take
q party Gf friends Gown 70 New orleans
l1- tho MardI GIa- festivities, departing
tonight in th-ir private car. Mr.. and Mrs
G~iultra'S guests on this occasion VIII he
Mr. and Mr.. Lou Hayward. Miss Pierce.
Miss clara E~'wH % Jacksonville. Ill Miss
Mattel bwiShl Of Ncw York, Henry Lack
band. hTthur SEcy.eT, Mark Ewing and
Claude k@HreTiy-
Messrs. and Mines. Philip MeJart. Walter
Ned.rt ard Julius Hart d-parJ@t last week
Tor Hot Springs.
Mss CoTneia Krc!,z OF Quincy. III. is
visiting her sister. Miss Valentine GOesS-
ling. % No. $50 Blaine avenue
ITss Birdie Rauu. the editor OF the Co
lJmaia MOI Express. Is the guest OF Miss
Mamie Palmer Of No. i'6o West Belle place.
Mr. ard Mrs. g. ". SChloeman OF No. 3Ne
- Louis avenue departed Saturday for
New Orleans 10 attend the M1rdl Gras fns-
~I!yities.
Miss Lillian Butchers oc Carthage. Mo
Is visiting Mrs. L. N. OttUfy Of Benton.
Mrs. 7 ID Richmond of West Cdbanne
& entertaining her father. Mir. II. Head,
and sitter. AS. Thomas Mcclure OF O'FaI-
Ion.
Mrs. Z. ". Singer @: No. 4isS West Belle
T. visiting her old home, New Orleans. dur
ing Mardi Gras.
Nr. and Mrs. Louis !. TCrnoS Q: No. 1928
Oregon avenue will receive their friends Oh
Fridays, after March l.
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W INTO PORT.
Steamer Mcpherson Picked Up
With Tail shaft Broken.

Nv York. F"a. "a dispatch received
rom Norfolk SAYS that the Mcpherson has
arrived there i'm tow of the Admiral Slnnp-
SON. or. ~ the tritsd Fruit C~nmpanv's
line of steamers. The tail shaft of the Ne
/ hprsur. broke last MONDAY when the vessel
~, in north Latitude 81 ~. longitude 14.e5.
-h. MIS- taken in Tow b. the Sampson yeS-
,.r.I.y ffty mills east uf Cap" Ha:t.rIS.
TE, dispatch further says that there aro
a., haa~I the NicI'hrTsun lively" tirst-class
I.t~s-u"-rs ana Hin"t.ru enlisted and dis
charged soldiers. besides III" remains OF
rfurtv--iN -oIGi-!~. which NJ" being brought
10 ft.- United States Tor iu;eIne-t.
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Berth, FRANKIE: Vienna march. Gordon.
AIRS ma Miss Frazer. "Fra Bll-uI8.'
SiGue- smith. Miss Foster: "Eammsnuoi-
ttIrgv- " EIltus'.in Mr. Robinson. Ky
,,.Igr,.y put,y Eg,k Mrs cutting.
'%,rfgru. IN :-rapip Mis- Powell III
r'r,,.Ior. N.Vuo't, Nfu.s Robinson ana
I.,.,r
u.... Than sfy,v rlacf4 vera urrser'
anon, WON v.--.
No..i,.rs ma NI.1tau..S-
E,r.., .,,f-fr, I..r1.s r',az.-
a, E,.irs51 .lrhr an,
. Fyau t;I1 Robinson
L'"y,"' ''"
i',h So,
80. I.,E.- -
~, Ina.
i.i-hlNr vet
=. f'N''a.
HE~
s,,'lE l.tno' H''SE hd.i.7'
~! l'IU1 "a i,"hIiSI"'
Emmy tuLela'' i.tinpt"a,
Mona ftLItt EH-ihd iiai'He
A.thtt ii"tN'F'
H'9@5eIt@ - er.--
N"nz"l Gay:er warren SIMMER.
Doctor fiii = RIA 10y ',5tNi
John Johnson. Harry Clark
A-HHA- - -H'Ao'+.
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quite an ovation to the modest -aCiey who
fought with Dewey and directly under 'ap-
tain Cc-hIan or TIE Raleigh The party
was arranged by NJ. Holuh's : Laui:
friends Of the Raleigh Bowling club, "
which he has been a member since MS re-
turn to s.. Louis. About may couples W."
present 10 meet the guest. ana every or
d!i their utmost 20 make thu occasion no
table for hospitality. ,
The walls of the hall were d:aUta win
the national colors. and IL the :2'kSToliL
&: the stage tL-re was & lars" portrait or
admiral Dewey. Gr1pei v.th an Aoinira! :
Ueuuant. The music WIS marital ara sur
ring, and the atmosphere was distinctly pa
triOtic.
Mr. Holub gave I verv irto~est.uE a'-
count Of his naval experiences. ID" N"~
chief eUunoy'= mate IN the Raleigh curing
the famous battle lie -ruk~ ~ II" pr
battle incidents. and Of IN" urg1rr"h'HS
after the victory in the bay. and "n tN"'
shore. Besides his story 81 IN" battle H.
told Of his life on other h1rjl"5hIIS aIt
cruisers. ard OF NuN -rS Oh -GE:'"3l~. ne
has been IN RI" navy snHj.uI- ISiE Sl.''
1873. During the hurricane fla rsp h1r2"t
% Apia. Samoa. ia l>>H. which swept ire
town ami ~v- tor Two GAYS, Ar. Ii1ieh Wa
or the l. :. : Nipsir. which was the "nlN
L :. vessel "f the squadron - anchor
II that bay during the SrurI THAI could ir-
IIra home
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Mrs. ". Thomas Cartwright gave n col
orial luncheon and euchTe m THURSDAY att
srHOOu ia honor Of her guest, Miss Adele
The entire house vas artistic4IIy decorated
In patriotic emhlrr1S in honor Of the day,
the diuiug-rDpm being especially attractive.
The euChre game Was concluded IA > o'clock,
when luncheon was served. The ices we're
all in the forms 81 flags. cherries, hdtch.ts.
caEnons and huS's Of Washington lAt
patriotic idea was still further emphasized
BY small sIIken flags, cherries and hatchctS
which the guests carried or as L1yo;s- IlFs.
Mrs. Edward Dewey.
Miss Marie Camcnzind n No. 20 Shenan-
doah avenue entertained a Turnhrr OF her
friends with a progressive euchTe On Fri
day evening.
4 surprise party WAS given TO Nr. Frank
Eels on Friday evening by thG Volunteer
Drum Corps of which he il an officer. Those
present wc:e:
Misses
Elizabeth Zels. Edna CunuinGham,
Mary Z-is. ISarcl Cunningham.
Julia Eaysing. Mn!ll" Bpiaofner.
IeOra LODguet. Carrie iSuiH"fner,
Gertrude Richter. Martha kEnZ-
Bertha UTRECHT, Mimi" II. SChali.
Augusta Utrecht. Hattie GloCkacT.
Helen Richter,
! MesSieurs-
= Adclph Albrecht, walter Eeis.
Harry Hunter, Archie Sites.
William L. Volta Frank iselHrf,
Martin ArhelSer, Fred ttc,ucI,
Hugo BuGer Henry tfDe}L.
Fred Smand, Arthur Buehie.
A Martha Washington social was given at
the home 0f MI. and Mrs. Cappe OF Jon
nings on Thursday evening hr' the Ladies'
Aid Of Jennings II. +. Church. Mr.. F.
Hampson and Miss G. S%addler. as George
and Martha Washington. welcomed the
guests before the programme was begun
Some excellent music WAS rendered On the
either by Mrs. y. Becke and piano and
mandolin duets by Mrs. HdSed0rn and Mr..
Moody. Supper was served at . 2. IN. BE
fore departing each guest was given 4 SOU
vcuIr ~ the form Of a booklet. in burnt
leather work. containing the menu. Il WAS
the work Of tho artist Of the town. Miss
Mary Wilson.
Tho cuchre given by the ladies' society %
tho F-icn Gcmcirde Of North 81. Louis on
February il proved 4 SGcC.SS. Cards were
uIave-l IN the afternoon. and ut . O'Clock
p supper was served and the prizes We're
awarded to the successful card players,
after which Professor Sch'llinSers "TcheS-
ira gave some music and the guests dancet.
In the evening a ballot box WAS opened
FOR the most popular lady of the society.
Miss Amanda SchierenherSr treasurer III the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

Mise Lillian q. Green ~ 'HDi. NO: = y
ing entertained by Mss h"''' Oh W f-
Finu"y avenue.
Mrs Mason Morn, am. her son. Mr.. Ne
son Pitcher Norrt. of Baltimore. Md. A."
visiting Doctor John q. Morht ana Nj
James Clark Morfit. at No. "~5 olive street.
Ms r. r. G:v"rs 10 entertaining Miss
NIunic l.. Wright and Ada Briggs of Fay
c;te. No.
NI-s Lulu Hathaway Of No. 55S5 Vernon
oys1uc parted last week for Kansas
cry, 10 ~, absent for a month
Mrs. l.. =. Iit,lsdcfi 81 Clehnrne. Tex Is
sna,iiIe a frw weeks with her sister, Mr..
+. :. Bowman Of chamberlain avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rrondt and Mis-
| Brandt ~ NJrrruton. Mo. are guests Ill
Hotel Bec!-.
Mrs. G. NJ. Prlhorst OF chicago Is Visiting
friends in -. Louis.
Mrs. L. H5dcman Of Kansas city is VS.
ting in The city.
Mis- Cora L. GREGORY 81 No. ~ Matj,'
Aardi Gr4S hall IN New Orleans, vh~r" sac
VIII spend several r7"r'ns-
Mrs. g. \. Eoa.h and Miss Mabel Be
lack OF Miwlukc. ar" spending a few dtN
in the CITY. the guests Of Mr.. and MIS- "
=. Ingalls, Of MORGAN street.
Miss Grace Cunningham Is visiting Niss
| Lena Schiahcy in carlyle, Ill.
| Nr and Mrs. Max ScrOcnhcrE viii have
| rs their guests about March | Mr. an
| Mrs Jerome IL Rerrheim"r and son Ear'f
80 Eors,S ,'itv. who nave been visiting rcia-
\ lives i'm New orleans the pas: two months
| Airs. Eerah.imer urmeT!y lived in -. I"ui'
| and will To- remembered as Miss Berth
| Stern. -
GIIstaya Rcrnheimer Of Kansas City Wa
he guest OF his brother and sister. MI
and Mrs. Moe ~ShOcnberE. last week. 81
route to New York.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Hartnctt viii spend tn
remainder Of the season at St Augustine
Fla
| Mrs. George II. Jones IS entertaining wv
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TEAS.

Miss Pierce gave a small tea or Friday
afternoon for Mis- Louise Shrpr-.G az IN
r.rn vh, IS VISITING Ms. James ttlr'U~uu
and ais. Tor Miss D.v-r"sN of ! Eilat"lIt.4a.
who is Miss Mari" Hayes guest HI" tea
fable was arranged IN bridesmaid roses
About q dozen young women were "H'aS
among them:
Naria HAYES. Mabel THiiey.
Elizabeth S-mple. Mary Piston.
-. Urnyyu Of lack EIa DaughlGay,
-nry-lIa m LILY Belle Pierce.