The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

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| Nj. William Sto:ts ard Miss CAROLYN.
| knoche we.e married " -arCs1ay afJe-no n
ct the rcsid enC.. OF the D-.degroonl's mother
| or Grand avenue.
Miss Margaret Dsnnecn Of Wa.saw. III. is
| a guest of Mi. aid MIS-. ". X. Is arney.
AT JEFFERSON CITY.
| SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
JefS-s N CIlE. No. June sl-AIrs N F.
| Spindle ot Washington Gay. after visit
| o. three weeks with her niece. Mrs. 4. 4
Price. retained Thursday % he. home.
| Miss Celeste Price returned home Mon
| day after few days visit with her broth
| or. Mr.. Lawson Price.
! Miss Media Jacobs of Columbia. Robert
! htiIHe of 81. Louis and Daniel Boone. Ir +,
OF Kansas city, WHO rmct house party
/ at the home OF My. and Mrs. J. $ Sullivan
! departed for their respective homes On last
| sunday.
| Mrs. Grafton reformed from short visit
| to Mrs W. J. Stone in st. Louis last sun
| sire. J. l. Pinkefton. who has been visit
! ing her daughter in Springfield. returned
| home last week.
! Miss Kitty Pitts will denart to-day for
| Independence to visit Miss Katherine
| Mercer. and n m there will so 10 Kansas
| CITY for short visit.
Mrs. Z. 4. Grant has returned from a
| two weeks visit with relatives in 81. Louis
| Mrs. W. II. BaSset; ~ entertaining her lit
| lie sister. Miss Jean Mcdaniel, Of Warrens-
Mrs. II. d. Mott Of Shreveport. La, Is
visiting her sister-'n-laH. Miss>CUna Not.
Miss Attic Robinson depart~ SUNDAY for
! Webb City to visit friends. She MA return
| hc.rv tomorrow.
Miss nellie Boone Of Kansas City. who
has been the guest OF Miss Ethel EDWARDS
| WI. return 10 Kansas City to-day. accom-
| panied by Miss Edwards.
| Miss Betten Of Cape GirardeaI. who has
been visiting Miss EtEei Edwards, has Pc
| MIS-. +. T. Blood Of Texa-kana. Tex. IS
~ the city visiting her parents. Mi. and
| Mrs J. VI. Nielsen and daughter. Mrs
| Charles z. Leonard. Of BoonS!le, were
guests of Governor and Mrs. StelaEens the
Mrs. Atlanta Hecisr ard Miss Jennie
| Hilderbrandt OF ST. Louis arrived Wednes-
| day to spend few days with Airs. Charles
T. Hess Last week Mar. and Mrs. Hess en-
| tertaineG Miss BuGeke. Messrs. Hildrn-
| brandt and Mr. Gustave Decker OF St. Louis
Mrs. /. \. Victor Of Columbia spen: last
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.
| Dodsnhemer.
| ing her sister. Mrs l.. l. OFT. returned 10
| her home In Colorado Springs, Colo, on
Mis- IL L. Gray and Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
Gray II Sturgeon. who came over To attend
| NJ. Gray in his last Illness, returned home
Wednesday morning.
| Chiffon and Mr. Beach Lewis OF ST. Louis
| arrived Wednesday TO visit Judge Mar
shalfs family and attend "a function they
| win Thompkins Of Kirkwood arrived
| Thursday to attend party given by Major
| and Mrs. Towl1s that evening coIuplimen-
| tary to their niece. Miss Wilkinson OF s..
Luis
Mrs W. f. Mcmahon, Miss sara McAla-
| han and Eugene McAiahan left Thursday
| for Cooper County. to visit Mrs. Cherries
! L. Leonard at her country home. They
| were accompanied bS Mrs. Shsw OF 81.
Louis AMI = ~ little daughter. VINO have
| been their guests for nor, IMAM week.
.,ir. \. = Grim-n6E, Jr., returned lao Ee
| Tuesday from short visit 20 Louisiana,
4 fa.sr=. al T.
Mrs. Frank BuGum In honor OF several
| young women fTCI Clinton. Hmoai: them
We're Miss Jewell We.dcreyer. 4 sister Of
| Mrs. James y. CAN'T
| Miss Jennie Peiigo OF Kansas city is Wis
| Sting her sister. Mrs. John W. Edwards. at
her country home. Edgewood, Il short dis
| lance from the city.
Miss Nellie Ellis returned Sunday IRON, a
| months visit with relatives n Columbia
The last week she was d guest in Il house
| party given by Mrs. Lawrence Bass. (
Mines. L. Y. stephens. p. b. Moore.
James b. CAN'T. J. s. Sullivan. \. c. Price
| Fox, 7. o. roTles, z. T. orear, Harry
Edwards. F. Z. Luckett. z. G.. Crow. ineGu-
: and the husbands and families CT the mem
hers enjoyed an outing al Binders Park
| Wednesday afternoon. going about o clock
and spreading their supper und-r the many
forest trees. Games CT ali kinds were
PLAYED before and after supper, and az twi-
| luctantly prepared Cor departure.
Popular songs" was a same greatly en-
| joyed by the guests WHO were entertained
by Miss Ethel Edwards Wednesday after
| noon. complimentary 10 Miss Margaret
| from 10 c. The pariors, library and dim
| ing-room in the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. x.
Edwards were DECORATED N sweep peas and
asparagus vines. Miss Edwards WAS as
sisted in receiving by her guests, Misses
| Ncllc Boone and Florence Betten. After
the game prizes were AWARDED. 10 Miss Ce
loste Price and Miss Florence Betten. Mss
Edwards guests were: Mines. Lon V.
Stephens. T.. e. Crew. Paul Il. Moore w.
y. CIageett, ". a. Dalimeyer Jeanie Duns-
cOmbe. W. J. Edwards. T. O. Towles, :.,sses
Wilkinson. Betten, Foone. Price. Hattie
Gordon Birch, Sullivan. Gas. Miller Pope.
vile. Genevieve Noker. Ellie Fox and Mil
dred Bradbury.
Tuesday evening Miss Miller Pope enter
tsined ABOUT twelve couples at progressive
euchre complimentary to her guests. Misses
Elizabeth and Sirginia Johnston of Boon
Louis. who is visiting her aunt. Mrs. T. o.
Towles. The large parlors were decorated
beauty of the surroundings. Ten games
were played and the prizes were won by
Judge Matshan. Bruce Collins. Miss Eliza
beth Johnston and Miss Daisy Marshall
The guests were Misses Ethel Edwards,
Nellie Boone, Florence Ee;.en, Margaret
ID.
Katherine Young, Alma Gass Anne Sulii,
van. Celeste Price. Virginia and Elizabeth
Johnston: Judge Marshall. Messrs. Charles
Hawkins, r. Antrobus. A =. Grimshaw. w
u. Fisher. McNoy, Risley. Collins. James
Young. Cecil Thomas, Caison, A. l. Haw-
kins.
On Thursday evening Miss Lima Tweedie
entertained about fifty of the young people
with dance complimentary 10 Miss Irma
Friesmeyer of st. Louis and Miss Cerinne
Nost of Montgomery City. Music was fur
nished by the Mandolin Club. The home of
asparagus vines. nasturtiums and other
summer flowers: Among the guests present
were Misses Efie Fox, Della Bolton Ruth
bury, Geneveve Yolker. Nortie Glenn. Attic
Elsner, KaIherine Macy, Irma Priesmeyer
Corinne Nogt; Messrs. Albert Caison. Milo
Heinricks. George Wagner. Chester Ennis,