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Odd Fellows.

I.acleGe Lodge No. q. Initiated candidate
and has thee under adyisement. IL nov con-
templates changing 10 weekly meetings.
Missouri Lodge, No. II. Initiated one candidate
at th= last meeting.
Winsenund Lodse. No. q. was we'll attended at
the last meeting and conferred the First degree
on Two members. IL also installed the following
officers for the ensuing term: A. Epstein, n.
which the members retired to the banQuet-roor,
anc partook Of an eiesGn, spread.
Arcadian II dye. No. go at its last meeting
had three applications for membership and has
two more unde- advisement
Benton Lodge, No. go. at the last meeting
Installed the following officers: \. Eechtho!d. N.
c.: T. BHcho!tz. v. O.
Excelsior Lodge. No. Is, at its last meeting
initiated two candidates and has three PROPOSE
tons under advisensen;
Summit Lodge. No "a. initiated one candidate
at its last meeting and conferred the Second de-
gree ON three brothers, Three candidates are un-
der investigation.
Caron6elet Ledge. No. ia at It's last meeting
Initiated one candidate and gave the Second de-
gree to three and the Third degree to two mem
bers.
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FORGOT ALL ABOUT HIMSELF.
James Cross Deranged by Heat in
q Courtroom.

James Cross. a iaborer. was arrested m
Judge Spencer's court yesterday and was
taken TO the City Hospital to be held for
observation. The man was in complies
state of mental arrangement and had for
gotten both his own name and address.
What brought Elm especially under the eyes
or the law, however. vas his GeiuSion thar
he was Deputy Sheriff and his efforts 10
restore order In the courtroom only brought
his imprisonment at the hospital
When taken to the hospital Cross recof-
lected his name and stated that he lived IN
the Rialto building. He Spoiled the effect OF
the statement. however. By adding that tha
R;alto building was on Tenth and Pine
streets. The point on which he differed
most violently with the attendants in tho
reception-rocn. however. was as to the ad-
Visibility of his taking a hath. and IL re-
quired the combined effort of all the STAN
to administer a scruhbing. Cross then
sjalked loftiiy to his place in the retention
ward and declined to say anything in re-
fponse 10 questions. He Is an Irishrnan.
Is 20 years of age, and is believed to live
somewhere on Seventh street near Market
street The heat of the day brought on hiS
attack
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Eirkwo1d Is acquiring considerable D"pu-
larity is y summer resort for 81. isOuisans
whose business demands that they rem IN
near the city. Many ~ the homes are
rented and not a few hoarGers are dis
trihutcd around the town. &. y. Gregg mas
Wood,awn, while the latter ard her family
have gone East. The 1ivy residence in
Oakland has been taken by A. ". Schulen-
berg. Tho home CT J. Il. Nhytc mas been
rented until October by J. NJ. Biyer and
family The Brown home on Webster ave
nue. IS row occupied by Mr.. sylvester Judd.
j. Boeriin has taken the residence OF h. T.
Griffith on Fillmore avenue Among those
boarding are Ny. y. H. Barnes and dauSh-
ter Miss Jessie Barnes. They. Mr.. i. NJ
Allen. Mrs. Mclaughlin and daughter, Miss
Kitty Mclaughlin, are staying at the Wish
arts.
u s Brown and family Of Brownhurst
have left their home and gone to New Jey-
sey. where they will spend the summer at
the seaEhnre.
!. II. Kendall and family OF wood,awn
have gone 10 Harbor View, Mich. They will
stay until September.
Mary Gratz Brown and her sister. Judith
Brown. have gone to Ponitang. Canada, for
an extended stay.
on Friday evening Miss rate Kaufman
OF Webster Groves entertained the Craiing
Dish Club IN honor Of Miss Edna Meiser.
who Is at present her guest
Mrs. 4. Whittemore and her son departed
last Tuesday for Bar Harbor. There she
Will Join her mother and sister.
Miss Laura De Yong entertained Tuesday
the Webster Morning Euchrs Club. Mrs.
Kicker and Mrs. Carrot won the prizes.
The most fashionable designs in pulley
gray finish, 30 cts 10 $500. at Mermod & JAG
cards broadway and Locust.
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AT JEFFERSON CITY.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Jefferson City, Mo. July i.-Mr. and Mrs.
day for Brigantine Beach, n. J., TO remain
until October.
Air. and Mrs. r. Dallmeyer and young son
VIII depart the first OF August for a
months visit in Colorado.
bliss Alma Gass has departed Tor short
visit In Columbia at the nome OF Mrs. r.
". Stephens. On her return she Will go 20
Kansas City to spend two weeks with Miss
Miss Gertrude Hatch departed Wednesday
for Roxbury, VI, to spend the summer
with an urcie and aunt.
Mi ana Mrs. Il. Z. Leslie departed Mon
day for Cincinnati. o., TO attend the ma
tionai b. Y. p. I. meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Edwards and Miss Octavia
Lesuaur, president and secretary OF the -.
G. G. spent few days In 81 Louis this
chapter.
Doctor and Mrs ". E. Swind of VAN
dai!s, ILL.,. are in the city visiting Mrs Z.
Mrs. Ida Shaw and children of ST. Louis.
who have been visiting Mrs. W. Z. Nc
Mahau. returned home the early part of the
week.
Miss Isabelle Houston of st. Louis is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Robert Grant.
Mr.. John T. Boone of Kansas City is in
the city. the guest of the family OF Mr..
Joseph Edwards.
Mr.. W. D. Fisher departed Tuesday for a
months vocation, visiting first his sister in
Waterloo. Ia, and later taking a trip
through Colorado.
Miss Elizabeth Johnston, who has spent
the last mqnth with Miss Miller Pope. re-
turned Tuesday to her home in Boonviile.
Mrs. G.. \. Fisher and children, and her
mother. Mrs y. Henry. have returned from
visiting relatives in Kansas early In the
week.
Miss Mabe,ie Plochman OF St Louis is
visiting her friend Miss Ida Straub.
Miss Lenna Ruth Evans. who has been
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WEDDINGS.

A quiet wedding took place on Wednesday
at the country residence OF the brides
Cadet. aIo. Miss Margaret Douglas White,
daughter Of the late Judge Edmond White,
was married TO Mr.. Thomas X. Longl.y Of
this city. Only the immediate family of the
bride was present. The bridal party. incluG-
ing the young men, We're all in white,
which, with the fresh country flowers used
In decoration. maze the ceremony, per-
formed In the early July morning. highly
Many handsome presents were received.
including large amount OF silver, some
Old family pieces being especially valuable.
Immediately after the ceremony. the fam
iy left for various places, the bridal couple
remaining TO spend their honeymoon in
the country.
the wedding of her daughter. Theresa
Marie Saler. to Robert Charles Reilly. Tho
ceremony viii take place on July Is. at ST.
Agness Church, at bali past O'Clock IN
O'Clock IN the evening will he given ut the
SAFER home, No. 25Si California avenue.
Invitations are out for the marriage o.
Mr. L: y. Woodruff and Miss Sarah Hop
k kt, formerly Of this city, now residing IN
Wednesday and leave at once Tor a short
trip. Doctor and Mrs. Woodruff will give
them a reception Friday evening July 20.
az their home. No 2?iS Dickson street.
Miss Mamie Maginnis daughter Of Mr.
-" l. -ht5lIlilS OF lNlnl1r
boulevard. and Charles ]. Daily were
married last Tuesday morning, July 10 at
the Cathedral Chapel. the Reverend T5thg I.
Dksilly, assisted by the Reverend Father
tTiilllan. performing the ceremony The
brido Is well known among musicians. 10
ing Tor several years a member OF the choir
20 Temple Israel The music was one of
the features OF the occasion. Miss Fluu
who Is cousin OF the bridegroom. presilIei
at the organ. and Miss Dierkes Mis- Nam
me X. Dodson and Mr.. Rohan were among
the SINGER A wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the bride 10 the i'm
mediate relatives The young couple de-
parted az noon for a tour of the lakes and
IN September.
Airs H Marcus and children Of North
fort, ~ u. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Cohen of No. i2c5 Page bou!e-
Iaro. departed for weeks visit TO Column
pa. Mo-; accompanied by Mrs. Marcus,
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washil gton. July 1.-THE applications of
the following persons for authority to or
gan;ze the First National Bank Of Pleasant
VILE Ia, with capital OF $4,000. was to-day
approved: A. Glenn, r. II. Brown. J. b. FL.
Holt, Morris Sunny and F. " Swain.
The Comptroller's certificate authorizing
the Citizens National Bank of Emporia,
Kas TO commence business with a capital
of 800 900, was issued to-day.
Doctor c. L. Simmons has been appointed
a pension examining surgeon at Garnett,
Kas., and Doctor ]. w. Alexander at
Charleston. Ill.
J. V. Mckay of San Antonio. Tex, and
W. A. Rappelye OF Bendena, Kas:. have
Penitentiary. Fort Leavenworth. Ksa
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"eddins Silverware-Mermod& Jaccard'
INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENT

n children's lawn party WAS given las,
vu VEGA evening at the residence OF Mrs r.
WASH. No. 5'Ss Cote Brilliante avenue the
occasion te:ng a farewell party In honor Of
niue M.ss Irene Rudolph of Page houIe-
tended visit to relatives in the Nortb ard
East She will be accompanied by her
I n1,, aunt, and her sister. Miss Nellie
MuIianey- The lawn and grape arbor were
decorated. Music dancing singing ana
games were INDUCED in by the young folts
afler which refreshments were served. The
foliowtHg little folks were present
Irene Rudolph, Emma Down.
f;iith RUDOLPH. Beatrice Downs
FRANCES Claiborne, Leila Woods
irene kfetchnar, Isabel Walsh
Lacy Martin Stella U-,Isb
AdreCn Dunn.
Masters
George Barron, Eabe Dunn
George Martin. Clark Kretchmar
George Lawlor, Louis Woods
Thomas I.awlur.
party of West End young people gave
picnic at Spanish Lake last week Among
those present We're:
MAZE Ferris, kitty Dunno
Kitty Ferris Frances Prepd,y,ua
Mamie tSsnr Lillian Prend!viIe
hatle tgah. Kate Pre1diviIlc
MeSSieuTs-
J. Perano. =. Ockel,
Joseph Werth = Jores
J. Fitzgerald T. OckeI
!; Swinser. Thomas Garytn,
Il. Scheidy.
Miss Nellie G.. McArdle of the South Side
was gwen a surprise party during the
past week. Dancing was one of the pleas
ures of the evening. Among those present
Were:
Misses
Marguerite Dirk Marie puluard
Lizzie Northof. Louise Euppinger
LIZZIE carroll. Agnes McArdle,
Zee CaifCIl. Anna McArdle
Frieda Claes Henrietta ScoIIard
Messieuss-
Louis Claes. VIII Herman
Thomas McArdle, Harry Il rnes
John Nofthnff Joh. Steffsns
Charles Proehl William Fehr
Oscar Rudolph.
The Y Y z Club, chaperoned nv Mr.. and
"Wednesday evening. They drove out sew
ersl miles in the country. accompanied by
a band OF music. and enjoyed a few hours
In dancing, after which refreshments were
served on the lawn. Among those present
were:
Misses
Ruth Atkinson, Lizzie Morris
Hettie Auerbacher Essie Boyd
Bessie Hughes. Florence McGeary,
Alice Atkinson Mamie Wickernan
Gene Hughes
Messieurs-
Will Riley Gibbs
Dave Noonan, Guy Ely,
| Harry Boyd, Fred Ziegenhein
Dan klingleSmth. Fred Baier
q. Johnson, Doctor Parish,
Jesse Mcfarland. Doctor Brady
The Clifton Club. which is composed Of
Heights, visited Clark's Natatorium on
iast FRIDAY evening and had their second
swim OF the season. They were chaperoned
ton heights; After the swim refreshments
were served. Among the many amusing
features Of the occasion was The extraordi-
number of the ladies proved themselves
adopts at swimming. particularly Miss
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Solid Gold Wedding Rings.
Newest designs. s. to $40 at Mermod &
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
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SOCIETY,".
Paper Hats, the Fad of the Summer, Have
Made Their Appearance---Baseba Attracts
Much Attention--Summer Gardens
in Great Favor---Notes on Past
and Coming Events.

for an air which is characteristics OF all
gowns that bear the Paris han marks.
Miss May SOmery1Ile wore pale blue mus
lin rutfel in Var and a large black hat IN
The poke shape She was escorted by Thorn
a. E. Heun ngS.
Miss Grace Gale wore black and white.
with a large black hat.
Mr.. ana Mrs George :. Johns brought
friends with lhem- occupying front seats
Edward Frsetorius had n party with him
NE and Mrs. VIII Thompson were In the
Mss Gerdr I.uyties and her escort enjoyed
an the diversions, with the exception OF the
moving staircase Their entertainment IN
this respect consisted in watching their
Chancellor ana Mrs Chaplin OF Washing
ton University were interested IN the Gay
Miss Symmetrical came ont with three
friends, the party boarding car at Boyle
avenue, and because Of their nearness TO
the garden wearing no hats.
Air. and Mrs. z. i. Y. Ritter INDUCED in
all that the garden had TO offer for enter
eugene Abalie and man friend drove
out in Ny. Abadie's runabout They also
were hatiess.
The Misses Clark came o9t with friends.
Mr. aud Mrs. Pratt Leighton had friends
with them, and did not arrive until me
performance was nearly over. Mrs. Leigh
ton wore a pink batiste gown. much
trimmed in yellow lace.
friends In the middle Parquet.
.lr and Mrs. Charles Rebman enjoyed the
performance from front seats.
Miss Frances Hoyt formed one or party
of conrealal friends.
John VI. Loader. Doctor Hannah Loeh ana
+. J. Raleigh were part of the summer
widowc- contingent Ia the audience.
Miss Frances NauChton and Doctor LOUIS
EemDelmGnn heard the performance from
central seats in the auditorium.
Others noticed We're: Mr.. and Mrs. LOUIS
Barneker. Miss Rose Johanson. Miss "a
iritie Mendell II. Ii Cleveland, the Messrs.
Erunor. sam Davis and Duncan JOY,
VIII r Naughton. the Misses ouirk, Nj
ami Mrs. ". II. Weipott. Mr.. and Mrs, n
Hohn Fred Ames. Mr. and Mrs Fred Mer-
George Willing, Miss Stiepei and Edward
Morrell, A'can Moss. Doctor Leon Harm
son and Miss Hsrold.
Mir. and Mrs. s. W. Gurnpertz gave a
thaatar party Tuesday evening az DelInat
Garden, in honor OF their guest, Miss Amy
Cohen, of Birmingham. England. The party
included:
ALesdsmeS-
g. w. Gumpertz.
/ u Tcrklrs Max Peiser.
Any Coben. Mildred Sryer.
Nettie Van MeSr!tz, Rose funch.
Clara Munzcr, Annette friedman.
Rose Friedman, Mayme Spyer-
= " C;s1nr4rtz, Max Munzer,
Montague punch, Harry Schiele,
II Tan Nesritz ]. Wolf,
~ n sieyernark, J. u. Van Aiesritx,
/ Tupper Max Peiser-
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Mrs. Adolph Baer, accompanied by heT
daughter. Miss Eertha Baer, VIII leave
shortly for Atlantic city 10 spend the sum
uler months.
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Mr.. William Eissman Of West Pine toule,
ward departed last Friday for Chicago ana
the Michigan resorts.
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Mrs. ". ]. Stops and daughter, Miss Min
ME StoopS. of No. 3ji5 Park avenue. nave
returned from a few weeks sojOurn at the
Northern lakes. Putin Bay. Niagara FAILS
and Canada
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Miss Brinah Klyman OF West Chestnut
street returned On Friday after "A i"G-
mOnths' visit 10 Peoria, III.
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T.. v. Straus Eye Expert.


Cold Spectacles $50 up. Complicated cases
n speciality 10 Locust ST.
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Mr.. Joseph Laurie. Jr. now associated
with a United States Survey party ~
Northern Minnesota. has. returned 10 tiit
field. after months visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph :. Laurie OF No. u
Nicholson place
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daughter. departed last Thursday evening
FOR tHo-monthS' visit 10 the Northern re
sorts.
MIR Charles Humphrey will depart on
Harlur Point. Mich. where ne win cottage
with frieT-d- for q short time. From there
he will go 10 Southampton. Long Island, ior
a visit. and later in the season VIII spend
some time IN Boston and New York, return
ing TO ST. Louis about September ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robert are enter
tanning house party at their residence.
Ne. 5ai3 Washington avenue. Their guests
are Miss Mary Mitchell. Miss Fanny sloan.
Miss Dorothy Phillips, and MessrS Glen
DENIM. Dunbar, Hunt and Pat Cookery.
Their guests will remain for a week.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Billion have returned
from Western visit o; several weeks.
Mrs Ed Norris ana Miss Leila Martin
will Depart this week for the Northern lake
regions.
Mrs. Daniel Boone of No c66s Morgan
~ has gone TO visit her parents IN the
East at their country place in New York
State. She was accompanied by her nice.
Miss Lille Lavender. Tho two viii visit IN
Boston before returning.
The Misses Mary and Nellie McCiusksy
Of the South Side are sunmering at Harbor
Springs, Mich.
Mrs Albert Hoffman is visiting Jeffer-
sonviile. Ind. and will return to st. Louis
July = to join a party of friends going
North.
Miss Mamie Manion Of North Market
street has gone 10 visit friends In the East.
At the meeting Of the Colonial Club on
Thursday. July IL. the following officers
were elected: J. Harry Rabe. president; VIII
J. Rabe, secretary and treasurer: Ebert E.
Mcclellan, corresponding secretary Tho
club decided to give a big country dance on
Friday evening, August ).
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Mrs. Frank T.. Parker OF Westminster
place. accompanied by her little son ana
daughter. departed last Thursday evening
Tor a tHo-northS' visit to the Northern re
sorts.
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Last week Mrs. ". y. CIageett gave a
luncheon 10 twelve guests. The place cards
We're painted in fancy heads done in water
cnioTs- lie center Of the table WAS soi
GeouS with Il large cluster Of sweet peas
Al the conclusion OF the luncheon Inc
guests were entertained with music Those
present Were Mines. T. o. Towles, j. ;.
sullivan. the Misses Margaret Wilkinson,
Anne Sullivan. Bessie Miller. Alma Class;
octaVia lr'-ueuT, Celeste Price. Winnie and
Miller Pope and Elizabe Johnston of
BOOuyiIie
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a surprise party was given to Miss Clara
Mueller Tuesday evening. July 10 among
those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T.:
Miller. Mr.. and AIRS. &. Bcenemar, Dir. and
Mrs. Mat Felenz, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Lobst. and
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Young. a large number of guests OF the
party were present
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who has been whiting relatives In Gales
burg and Chicago They VIII spend some
time at WauKesna.
Miss Emma Arnold Is az Long Branch for
the summer.
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IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

Wedding Iuvitations-Correct in forms
finest workmanship and engraving. Mer'
mod & Jaccards, broadway and Locust
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Mothers Friend

does expectant mothers SO much
good is because IL is an external liniment,
to be applied upon the outside, where
much Of the strain comes. II helps be-
cause the pores Of the skin readily absorb
it, and il comes into direct contact with
and is absorbed by the parts involved.
Morning sickness IS quickly banished.
and nervousness is kept completely away.
The sense Of dread and forebodine is not
experienced, even during labor itself.
Confinement is short and almost without
pain: Recovery Is quick and sure. Best
OF all, Mothers Friend benefits the
unborn just IS much IS the expectant
mother, and when the little one comes il
viii be strong, lusty and healthy.
Dsussists seil Mosses's Friend for 81 q bott,e.
Send for our free book on ths sub;ect.
finely illustrated.
THE BRADFlELD REGULATOR co,
!. ATLANTA, "a.
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Out in Kansas

lives happy wife. She writes: 81
have used Mothers Friend before
two confinenents. The last time had
twins, and was in labor only few min
ufes. Suffered very little. The reason
why
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-.r z. Bauer has gone TO Illinois and
Michigan to remain until July -
Mrs J. A. Smith, ST., after attending tne
wedding Of her niece. Miss Jane Henry, 10
Vincont Kerens at EllIins. W. Va, went TO
Ttorkay,ay Reach to remain there with her
sister, Mrs. Henry. during the heated term.
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Mrs. NJ. Z. Haase OF St Louis and her
two children are visiting their aunt, Mrs. L.
Bodcnheimcr. Mrs Haase was formerly
Miss Sophia Strauss OF this city.
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French China Ice Cream Sets. L. plates
ard platter, 5000 10 $500. at Mermod *
JacCard's. Broadway and Locust
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Mrs J. T. Clements and daughter Miss
Julia Clements, are spending the summer
az the resorts Of Colorado. They are now
near Estes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Siomosky. formerly OF
-. Louis. entertained about forty friends
Monday in commemoration Of Mrs. Slomos-
ky's birthday. In few days they Will cele-
ilrate their silver anniversary.
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Mrs Il. F Givens departed Friday to
spend two weeks with her brother. Mr..
Suinney of Karsas City. before leaving for
the East
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AIRS NJ Armstrong and daughter. Miss
sadie Armstrong, have given up hcusekeep-
irE al No 515s Minerva avenue. ana are
novr located with Mrs. n. Walsh. No. a"S9
C'a-e RrilIiaute avenue Mrs. Armstrong eN-
recis TO visit her sister at WATERFOWL
Wis next month.
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Miss I.ewelyn Martha Clinton of New
York well known in st. Louis, with Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Demon Of the University
of Michigan, and Mrs. Edward Sanfo.d
Martin of New York. is at present IN Paris
visiting III. Exposition
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Grand avenue has returned from trip to
Chicago. New York, Washington and the
saa Goa st resorts
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Mrs. Charles g. Dow and daughter,
Josephine Of Naplewood, are spending the
summer with Mrs. w. H GLASGOW nj her
country home. "Woodvisw,' In Cooper
County, Missouri
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Mrs. Walter G. Bartlett and son, Ray
r,ard Of No. 4si2 Maifitt avenue. Will leave
July is. for South Haven. Mich. where they
will spend the balance OF the summer.
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Mrs. I. Buck OF No. 27cS Clark avenue
gave m entertainment in honor OF her son.
Charles Buck, {" celebrate MS twenty -hI =
birthday The. house Nas decorated with
flags, flowers. ferns ami poittd plants ana
each ETest was given a silk nag as
souvenir Of the affair.
As sool, Us the yDung folks had assembled.
Gash-!ipht pictures were taken or the
group. after which there was uahclnS ana
vocal and Instrumental music anti nearly
midnight, yaeu supper Was served
Those present were as foilO~S-
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Max Peiser-
Mildred Sryer,
Rose Punch.
Annette Friedman.
Mayme Spyer.
Max MunZer,
Harry Schiele,
]. Wolf,
J. u. Van 9iesritx,
Max Peiser-
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Cut-Glass Lemonade Cups, $50 per dog.
20 400. at MerInod & Jaccard's, Broadway
and Locust.
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| Nr. and Mrs John J. Harry and little
I daughter Kathleen, Of Greenvilie, Miss,
! are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Lynch.