The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
At JEFFERSON CITY.

At JEFFERSON CITY.
| Special Correspondence u The sunday Republic.
jefferson city. No. Sept. 29.-Miss Louise
! Church arrived from Joplin Monday even
| iuS To visit the family Of her uncle, Mr..
! II. Il. Church. Sr.
Chester Ennis. Assistant State Librarian.
| who spent the past month with his parents
I in California. Mo. has resumed his duties.
b"tiiuEcr l{oCkhOld Of Memphis, Tenn.
| !, visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. '.
! AIr and Mrs. II. E. Schultz will depart
I tomorrow for 81. Louis to spend a week
with their son. Herman Schultz.
clyde H. Nagruder of -. Louis spent a
| few days this week with the family of Mr..
! l. T. See
Miss Kitty Pitts accompanied her father
/ tn Warronshurg Thursday TO attend the
| state Confederate reunion.
/ Cards were issued Monday to a reception
| o. hc given ~ Governor and Mrs. Lon '.
! stephens. for Friday, October >. to Ccle-
| brat" their twentieth wedding anniversary.
| Ihr hours are from To- ~. Eight hundred
| invitations have been sent pu:.
Mrs. I!arlcs rwecdie has returned from
months visit T. her Parents In Chicago.
Mines. r q. BUrkhart and Houck Nc
I E.ury were guests this week OF Fulton
friends
/ Mlss Ethel Edwards spent a few days this
| w,,k with friends in 81. Louis.
| is'in"y E"one of Kansas city, who has
| been III" guest of Miss Anne Sullivan, will
ie2Xe 2it,.,i'. rariy t:.l,. next week for home.
| port are visiting Mrs. l. Bodenheimer.
Miss Attic Robinson left Wednesday for
Monticello. i'll. 10 attend 2 collepe She
| II. Robinson
Announcement Is made of the engagement
| Of Miss George Ewing HALEY. daughter Of
| Doctor George HALEY, TO Donald Arthur
i1lshdw. son of Mr.. Henry j. Iatshaw
/ both Of Kansas City.
Mis- May, Bolton departed Monday for
/ 'Jfutr"rsvi,le. Mo. 10 accept a position a.
! principal OF the uublic school
.A.Sses Emma Snow. Maud Fulks and
/ Mamie Howard Of California who have
: Ll-h VISITING Miss Norton Glenn returned
/ nom" Monday.
| MIS-. II. l. Watkins Of Cincinnati. O.. is
! ti-liihE her sister, Mrs. William c. Mar
,,i ie'ict' lewis Of St Louis is a sues, of the
M:s. NJ. $ Standish returned "Wednesday
| after an extended stay in Trion and Sa-
! IeGa' T' y. {. She is guest Of Mrs. ". II
Miss Pearl Mitchell Of Columbia is visit,
| ing the Misses Gordon.
Mr., Mr. and Mrs + J. Wildberser gave a
Pan. harn dance Wednesday evening over 25l
| cpstumeJ IN country style and the men in
tnST everyday suits. \ general frolic was
iIgaista IN. The Virginia reel. Tucker and
"4L, fashioned quadriils were the dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Widbercer were assisted
u, entertaining by Mr. and Mrs Burkhart.
Mr. anu Mrs. Theodore DuIIe MIR and Nrs
W. \. Dallmeyer and Doctor and Mrs. An
nonus The barn was lighted with strings
81 japanese lanterns, tack-o'- lanterns aud
Mrs. Eugene +. c. Harding was hostess
~ a progressive eUchre party Tuesday
gwen IN compliment TO Mrs. Margare; De-
MOI! OF St Louis who is visiting her uncle,
General James Harding. Mrs Harding was
assisted In entertaining by her cousin Miss
LEtia Birkheirer Of New Franklin Tho
rarlors and hall were decorated in aspara-
| gus and asters. Mrs. T. o. Towles won the
Prize FOR lone hands. a cameo PLAGUE: Mrs
J. l. Ramsey. the prize for games bowl.
The consolation and easel picture was won
by Mrs W. II. Bass5tt. Among the guests
Were; Mesdames DeWolf NJ II, Robertson.
\. = Ferguson. T. Q. Towles. J. S. SuIls-
Van. J. /. Ramsey. W. H. Bassett, James
e. CAN'T. Leila Dickson. J. l.. Thorpe. e.
\. Flsher. + 9. Church. Vaughan Noland
%rs. Z. 6. Ellis gave two functions on
Ihursday-the frs, from 20 8. when tn"
members Of the Saturday Club and n few
others we're her guess; the second. in the
evening. The guests numbered abount twen-
~. Miss Nancy DUval of Owenton. Ky. a
cousin tht hostess. and vIoiniste. was the
guest OF honor on both occasions In the
afternoon Miss Duval played several Sc
i,tti'us. Miss NCHenry San: the Misses
Gordon. Ellis and Gass played n numuer of
piano solos The guests in the afternoon
were: M.sss Louise Church of Joplin, Mrs
Sis2cs Mes5ie MIler. BIssie ,so" Glark sinnie ME
grafton. Daisy and I.etitia Marshall Ethel
Edw .Tds. Nellie Ellis. celeste Price, Winnie
Mcienry. Edna Gordon, Eta Lou Carter
Anne sullivan. Alma Gass, Gussie Neef
Mr.. Charles Knaup
Mrs. stephens. Judge and Mrs James B.
CAN'T. Mrs. Leila Dickson the Misses Gass
NcHonry, Laura Edwards. Marian and Car
rir Dawson. Mrs. y. r. Ellis and Miss
E!lis. Doctor Charles Dawson Mr.. Victor
Kaiser and Major Clark.
Last saturday evening an Informal mu-
steal was given ny Mr. and Mrs George
Ramsey of Winston Heights. The musicians
" ~ Mcssrs. Leslie Murphy. Joseph Deer
iu-. James l.. Ramsey and George Ramsey
VioliniSts, and Mis- Mayme Ramsey. plan
i~te. Ann ng the que Is were: Miss Gertrude
Eamsey MsssIs. Frank and Edwin Ramsey
Mis-. James L. Ramsey and MIR. and Mrs.
I.T Wton
Miss Nellie See entertained the Galaxy
Club on Friday afternoon. y pretty little
play occupied the young ladies' for an hour
or so. whom rcfreshmeuts We're served.
Those present We're; The Misses Daisy and
Letitia Marshall. Annie and Florence Kai-
ser. Lena and Emma RUwart Carrie Davi-
soE. Pauline p1lm-yer. Sophia Rockhold.
Helen :'inkertun. KATHERINE Young of st.
Louis and Miss Lutte BiTkbnlder
On Tuesday night musical given
by the EpwOrth League at the Presbyterian
Church for the benefit of the Galveston SUI
fnr'rS. and a nice sum was realized. On
Wednesday afternoon the Elks and knights
Cf iythias played baseball FOR charity. on
Welu- sdav the Catholic congregation gave
% picnic. with dinner and supper followed
nv q dance. Thursday night Mr.. Lester
Parker. who has recently returned from
trip abroad, gave a lecture on the Passion
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