The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-06

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"venuf entertained friends on Thursday
afternoon. the occasion being her birth
day. Among the guests were:
MesdaTEcs-
]. Shrincr. J.. Britt.
&. CroCktr. g. NuSS.
:. Neal. &. Bertram.
e EoaSe. l.. Mckay.
q Miller. Miss Marshall.
Each guest received A present of a souvc-
mir spoon.
on Thursday afternoon the birthday of
Mrs. Jessie Mills was celebrated AT her resi-
dence, No. 1193 North Grand avenue. The
hostess received A present of seventy-fuur
American beauty roses. in accordance with
a custom iuauIurated twenty-siN years
ago. Before luncheon was served songs and
recitations were rendered by several of the
guests. the hostess contributing to the en-
tertainment by humorous "reminiscences Of
her early days. on a table were many
gifts. presented to the hostess. consisting
principally of gold and silver ware. The
decorations were unique. being principally
composed Of white and purple heather, i'm
ported from Scotland for the occasion. The
guests We're: Mines. Water. Srhidughter-
heck; Marshall swi,zer. Pe'enekin; Grahn.
DECK. Cook. Maskie. Macdonald. Banl-
berger. Bestong. Hamilton and Prestaton.
Miss Hortense Kraemer. who departs for
Europe in Il few days. Was the guest OF
honor at IN entertainment given by her
friends at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. T.. Evan. No. lil Nardeyenter avenue,
Tuesday evening. Conversation. music and
"A supper constituted the evenings pro-
sramme.. The table was decorated with
pink and white carnations. Among those
present were:
Misses
Hortensc kraemer. Rose Ruppenthal.
Mamie McHenry. Belle Geruigor.
Minnie Craven Marie Brening.
schroer, ANN Miller,
Gertie Craven Luefla TauI.
schroer, 4. Kitchen.
Messietrs-
James staliard. Doctor 7. J. Horse
=. Gravenschroer. ley.
George Hell. Clarence Richeson.
Doctor F. Rapp. W. F.Harburg,
Morton Jones. J. +. Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F.. EVAN.
Mrs. Giannini entertained on Friday even
ing with a dinner In honor of Nr. AMI Mrs.
LYMAN T.. Hay Of Hot SPrings ana MI.
and Mrs. Albert Gaines of New York, who
are guests at the Southern for q few days
IN route to the East FOR the summer. Din
ner was served al 3 o'clock in one of the
private dinine-rooms at Fausts. with the
table arranged in lilacs. n large centerpiece
Of the flowers and the linen cloth elabo-
rately embroidered in lilacs.
Late In the evening Colonel BleeS OF Ma
con. Mo-. who is In town with his military
band from the Bless Academy, s~erenaded
the guests. who showed their appreciation
aud pleasure by cheering the band and
cadets from the balcony and tossing flowers
down IN them.
The dinner was entoyed by the foilowlns;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hay. Mr. and MS .;ii""S
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward krausn!ck. Mr.; and
Mrs. Rudolph Iimherg. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Capen, Mr.. David Calhoun.
New patterns In Wedding Silvervare. spa-
cialIy designed for the May and June we'd
dings at Mermod 4 Jaccard's Broadway and
Locust.
On Monday evening a pleasant surprise
party was given in honor of Mr.. William
r. Kentnor OF No. 1850 Cook avenue. The
evening was spent In dancing and music.
Miss Lisa Nidelet entertained the guests
with several vocal solos. while Mrs. Will
lam Kaitwasser played several piano solos.
AT midnight a supper was served. Among
the guests present were:
Misses
Geneyieve Hall Of Susie Jones.
Kansas City. Minnie Wright.
Edna Dorman of Mil Lisa Nidelet.
waukee. Maud Day.
Emma Boone OF 81. Mabel Day,
Joe,
MesSieurs-
William McHenry, William Ksltwasser.
Fred Boehme. Martin Fretp.
Byron Line, Percy Rosehroueh.
James Chrig. Irwin Burgess.
Frank kpntuOf.