The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

taking pictures Among those Who attended
Messieurs and MesdameS-
Richard Schuler. frank l.aIx..,
Louise Kettcrer, Sophia Lawson.
| Kos" L"ndl"r.
| NesSicurS-
| Gus I;olimcr. Albert NCttcrrr
, Henry Lcurs.i. Dan Dryer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H., Keisker ohareronel
| party Of Young people for q days outing
| 10 Meramec Highlands. They Were:
, Ida SChemke Tulu Koisk,r.
/ Dttir Eruny'r. Elizabeth Cronin.
Laura keisker, Ella MicheIis.
| Miss Louise Hartman entertained her
! friends on Friday At IN" residence "f her
| sister. Mrs Paul \. BisSrr No 8ll. Sheu-
! andoah avenue. Among those present Were:
Mrs. \. X. Hartman. Misses Lille AMI
! Phyllis Hartman. Mrs; Bertha tleisel, Mrs.
! Nate Haupt Misses clara. Rosie and Adii-
/ Haupt. Miss kessier NJ Salem. so; Nj
! Maggie prewes. Misses Nettr ana Annie
AlthauS and Mr.. and Mrs Paul \. BisSer.
! MIR and Mrs e l.. Nilsson Of Benton ,.,i-
/ iertained a few friends al their home Fri
day evening in honor of their brother. Mr..
J oliver u. Nilsson. OF Nashville. Tenn.
! Among thoS" present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph G. Honniees Misses Christine Gun
| deliingcr. l-otta. Laura and Dorothy T;rh"-
| nor ami MassrS- Dorsey Anderson and VIII
| lam Naudain.
! The annual lawn party Of the Nistlctoo
| club WAS given Friday evening of last
week at the home OF MIR. X Wells. NJ. ssla
| with lanterns ard all about III" lawn Were
! small t"te-a-tet" seats. Ices and other re-
ireshmcnts were served on the lawn.
A party of picnickers spent Saturday in
! Forest Park. chaperoned by Miss Dieck-
hof ami Miss Erockmann. Among the party
were the following boys and girls: Adele
Garrelo, Roy Moxter. Mary Mcper,nolt. Al
Methudy. Emma Brockman. Henry Tide
man. Jesse King Albert Schuenberg Till.
Bockstr"ck Martin Hunicke Minette Hirch-
berg. Harry Captain and Jock Gruner
one Of the pleasant fishing parties of last
week was given ny Mr.. Henry Schmal and
Emil Remmers to number Of their friends
Oh the South SIDE. Fishing. hoarting. dan
cling and various outdoor Sports Were In
dulged in. Mr. Arthur Reck is credited
with having caught the bicecst fish. Some
of the party Were:
Misses
Anna Lacy. Birdie Lang.
Ella HaCkbush. Jennie Ward.
Margaret Henckier, GO!die Fizzell
Alice Lamping Mabel Henckler
Amanda HeHCkler, Anna Henckler.
Nellie Nckensie,
MeSSieurs-
John Ward Arthur RcCk,
Emil Remmers. VIII Hurst.
Henry Schmal. Joe Ward.
Frank obst. Henry Schroeder, |
John Issehardt. Will seminal
oscar Lang,
\ crowd of young people while attending !
the Fischer cottage. being chapei oned by !
Mrs. j. ID. Metcaif. Of Shipman. III. The F:
fens ps,at1 1hs F ETnyn hbSs
Harvey, l.. Gayier. Maud White. Frances !
Fischer and Master OTVilie White.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Hubert chaperoncd I!
crowd of young people to Carlyle Ill, last 4
Week. from there making up party TO /,
lfpap no rn n rh,tr
tinat!on in hay wagons. very enjoyable !
day was spent in gaming. fern gathering (;
was IN honor OF Miss Iva Hubert. who was !
visiting in Carlyle at the time. Some of I
those present were: |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Hubert.
NIisses-
Iva q. Hubert, Nellie VI. Hill. |
Agnes Hubert. Anita Doelincr.
Marguerite SAriner. Emily Matthias.
Laura Hoffman,. Maidie Hubert.
Olivia Hoffman,, |
MeSsieurS-
OtheIio Hubert. VIII Winkler.
Frank Hubert, W. II. Willers.
Alfred PlOwmann, Albert DOener.
Tom Butler. Albert Doennewald
Henry Hellmann, Jim Hubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Blankenmeister enter |
tanned party of friends at their home. No. !
5l3S Raymond avenue, Thursday evening. I
The time was passed in listening to music, |
supplied by some Of the guests. notably Miss |
Grace Driscol OF Spokane. Wash. whose |
performance on the violin displayed more /
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Morse Fox sang |
solos and duets.
Those present We're:
Mr. and Mrs. James Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Morse Fox.
Mrs. Rackaway.
Miss Drscoll.
Miss Adele Morris.
A crowd Of MapIewood bachelors went out |
last Wednesday to Meramec Highlands to !
spend the evening I'm dancing. Arriving mt |
the Highlands they found the pavilion |
RI srRsy
proprietor they found out that there was |
TO be no dancing that night. The disap-
pointed bachelors then started for home in |
dulging in refreshments en- route.
Among those present were:
Misses
Nell Roper. Ida Chapman.
Jennie Teare, Title Brinkmeyer
- Ringen, Josephine Harrison.
Vida Whitman,
Messieurs-
Tom Wall. Will Huey.
Eugene Chapman. Fred Close.
Dick Elliot. Harry Bennett.
Dick Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs William Roberts chap
eroned a party of young people to a hay |
ride on Saturday evening. The party drove |
to Gerarti farm. where supper was served. |
Dancing followed till late. Among those |
present were:
Misses
Pearl Roberts, Emma Parker.
Maud Davis, Nellie Fry,
Jessie Wainwright. Leontine Burns.
Ne~sieurs-
VIII Davis. Albert Wilson.
George LAWS. FL BOYD.
Harry hobart. VII Miller
Carl Hcnrig.
hay ride was given last Tuesday night |
by several young people All were fur
nished with tin horns. The start was made |
from Taylor and Easton avenues at 2 |
O'Clock. From there the wagon proceeded |
out through Forest Park TO the Clayton |
road. and out Clayton road to a garden, |
where supper was served. Messrs. Al Gil |
laspy, Rollin. Charles Martin and Wright |
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