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

The opening of the new Delnlar Garden
last week brought many persons out TO the
attractive and woodworking spot in the
western section or town. On Monday night
the audience was large. Crowds of persons
heard the "EraIgelne" performance; and
still more were scattered about at tables
on the cottage piazZas, strollfng on the
promenade. or listening to the band under
the pavilion.
V: Mott Porter brought a party with him.
consisting Of Miss Harriet Frost, Miss ia
Let Lee and Miss Frost's escort
Miss Fanny Bartle came out with VIII
Steer. and after the performance remained
under the trees TO hear the music.
Mrs. Giannini, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Krausnick. Miss Koehler. Oscar Miller and
Thomas C. HenMngs formed one group
p, that enjoyed all the various attractions.
Horace Collins had party with him In
the parquet
er friends.
Colonel William Bull had party of
men friends with him on the promenade.
MF and Mrs. Charles Ware and :heii.
party saw the performance. and later
sought refreshment at the cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles whitelaw We're on
front seats in the parQuet and afterwards
Joined friends In the pavilion.
Miss Annie Laurie and her brother. Joe
Laurie. We're In the audience
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Henderson had a
large party with them and spent the even
ing enjoying all the various attractions OF
Gordon Mcneil brought out friends with
him.
Miss Erskine and her escort were in par
quet seats.
J.. T. Tustin. Doctor Shelp and Sam and
George Capeu. were among the summer
widowere who 'whied away an hour or two
at the garden.
Another party of summer widowers con-
sisted OF Sidney and Bert Walker and Dun
can JOY, who had in their charge Sam
Davis, Aieo. Prinm, Robert Markham ami
Dave Walker. Tho stceplechase formed The
chief amusement Of these gentlemen. who
found much entertainment In watching one
anothers efforts at riding the wooden
horses. The moving staircase also came in
for a share of their attention. and Mr..
Davis proved himself the best fellow in
the party by walking boldly mp and down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur GesefIch. Horace
Collins, Malvern Clopton. Ferd Ray, Frank
Hutchinson. Miss Katherine Walsh. Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. EVIL were also among The
audience.
tended all week by many well-known per
sons. who have not yet left town for the
summer: On Friday night Mrs. Joseph
Lucas chaperoned double box party given
for her guest. Miss Niles of Washington.
D. C. The other guests Were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry HAYES. Miss Mary Alice McIaran.
and Charles Napton
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Krausnick. Miss
Anna koehler and oscar Miller occupied
one of the right boxes.
Miss Katherine Walsh and +. Y. Rarada
Were on the left OF the auditorium in a box
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Sawyer brought
friends with them.
Mr. james oNeill escorted two young
women friends.
Miss Peugnet came with her brother Err
nest PeusTet.
State Senator John w Drabelle brought
a party spf friends with him.
Judge Harvey came in for short time 10
listen TO the music.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Jamerson and Nr.
and Mrs. John Howard Siegrist occupied
front seats.
Mr., Ben Wasserrnan brought a trio of
young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leahv. d. L. .eaber
Charles Reber. Harlowe Spencer Mr.. and
Mrs. john II. Terry, w. Sam Scott. Miss
Maude Gunnison and Mr.. p Short were
among the listeners.