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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-11-16

Nov YORK. NoY. Is;-Money on call ffeady 81
paper 4isTJ per cent: sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at si.si.- :ur
demand and at A.s07s for sixty days. Posted
rates Si.siia and $i.s5t:; commercial BILLS si.,0I0
4.soi2: silver certificates 5iu6?c. Mexican dollar.
sni,c. state bonds inactive: railroad bonds strong.
t!XchangeS. 500. 80 81. balances. $40, iGs. 5j..
Boston. Nov. E.-Exchanges sl4. l97, 80: balances.
81. S2.. 81.
Phiiaieirh;a. %o". 15.-c1earings. sic. 1886;
balances. g. i5..lol.
ChicnEo. soy. l5.-Clcsrtngs. ;.G.GSa.rn: bal
nnces, s~l.&,2'"Ii. Posted exchange, Ei.S-Ti.Si New
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city of st. LouiS.

Corrected daily BY Gaylori. Blessing * Co.. :
Olive street..
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"-.-@~op.'-
bill OF William a. Lucas. architect. for
s23.G9, being 10 per cent commission on above
repair bills.
G. A PAELY,
Chairman.
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River Forecast.
.sippI at -. Louis will fail.

Tho gauge registered Y Zee. in the hafbcr y"s-
day. show Ing = t1iI { = Of a foot in 4 hnurs.
l.Isltey, heavy with :arue inbound receipts.
Weather clrsr win cui.. nOrtI. ulnds.
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Balance cash on hand Oct. 81. 1900. .sl,ss..s 81
Deposit in Franklin xl,SI7.: -
In cash drawer of SeCretary.....sE.%y
Accommodating this report vii! be fuund
a list of bills audited but not yet PAID.
amounting TO s55S3..Hy.
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wednesday, Club.

The poetics division Of the art section Of
the Wednesday Club met May /. The work
for the day WIS as follows: a paper upon
the poetry and poetic theory of Sidney
Lanicr by Miss Ernst. with reports upon,
special poems OF the author: also a paper
upon the poetry of Theodore W. Dunton
by Miss Trueblood. Miss Williams gave a
report upon current verse
The science section spent last Wednesday
morning studying birds. They took. the Z
O'Clock train to Webster Park and were
met AT the station by Mrs. kroeger and Mr..
Widrnann. to whose hospitality their ex-
cursion was due.
Mr.. Wtdmann pointed out to the class
twenty or thirty varieties of birds, noticing
their distinctive markings. song and flight.
After wandering through the park and over
the Reber place. Mr.. Widmanr's own do
main was reached. II Is certain no woman
in that party will ever be guilty Of wear
ing a song bird as u decoration after seeing
the tender care and love shown for these
little creatures by Mr.. Widmann and his
family. The whole place seems planned to
afford homes and nesting places for birds;
even the house is not exempt, for up on a
high tower a place liz constructed for the
chimney swallow. who builds his nest un-
der the eve of the master.
Mrs. kroeger had a breakfast AT 1870,
which wac thoroughly enjoyed. Immedi-
stely after this Mr.. and Mrs. Case and
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SOCIETY AT HOT SPRINGS.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Hot Springs. Ark. May o.. l%Uh-The busy
seaaon in the social world has closed. and
with It much of the gaiety which has char
actcriZed society here for the last three
months. Guests at the Park and Arlington
are still entertained. however, with weekly
dances ar.d at card parties.
4 tslly-ho party was given early in the
week TO guests OF the Park Hotel. Among
the St Lnuisans who participated were:
Misses Mary Harding and Alice Carr, Mrs.
II. NJ. Wade. Miss Grace Lewis. Mrs. ]. n.
CsTtreIl. and Messrs. A W. Brooks, G. W.
ProsseT. Rrainard Allison. F. +. McDear-
party took In the mountain drives. winding
mp the days outing at Potash Sulphur
Springs. a suburban resort. Among other
ST t-ouisans at the Park Hotel are: r II.
Stockton and Wife. John +. NJ. Stockton,
pastor Delmar Avenue Baptist Church: A.
f. Woolf. John F. oueeney.
Gio. X. S. Norton. Jake Crane. r. Noble.
Z. l. Hazen. j. A. Gibson, Fred Leppert,
Edwin Schieie. Z. r. Hart, J. MaGel. o. X.
p. Merck. George c. Chariot.
Other prominent arrivals at the Airing
ton are: f. W. Anderson. Tsylorville. Ill;
John Murray. Kansas City, Mo. ". {.
Sears, Kansas City; Alex. Smith. Jackson
Vile. III; H. r. lowering ANA wife. Han
The following ST. Lolisans are at the
NNaverly Hotel this week: John NJ. Des-
lose, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. ConsEock, Her
man Hugo. William F. Pettker, Mrs. H. G..
Egelhofs and J. s. Oliver. N. W. Spangler.
II. l.. Spangler and Mrs. Frank Hagermdn
are guests at the Waverly from Kansas
City.
Louis at the Grea: Northern Hotel are s.
-. Muldrow. Charles Duffie. w. b. Rhodes,
W. r. Parker. W. A. Allen, Jr.: H. a
Gang. John H. Doran, Harry KranZ and 10.
w. d. Lewis and ID. H. White of St.
Louis are at the Pullman Hotel.
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Louis after a visit to her cousin, Miss Lulu
Elwell. In Upper Alton.
Mrs. L. of Virden WAS the guest of
relatives in Upper Alton last week.
Mines. Catherine Berkeley ard Ferdinand
\ olbracht arr visitors in Wichita, Kan.
MIR. and Mrs. Pau Bciliird Crpar.-l On
Monday for New York. From her. they
will sail for Paris. France. 10 attend th'
Mrs, Il. e.. Winters Of Carlinsnle is 4
guest Of Mrs. Catherine Coulter.
Mrs. j. Z. Horton returned Friday to East
ST. Louis.
Mrs. Virginia NlcKinneZ ard Miss Her
extended visit al Hannibal. Mo.
Mrs. Mary Macarthur ri -. Louis : III"
guest .. Mrs 7: T. ferkes in ,tgler Alton
Mrs. William Z. Bard of Scdalia. Mo. Is
visiting Mrs. T. II. Kaufman.
Mrs. IL. q. AcPike is entertaining Mrs.
Anna Porter Of CoVington. Ky.
Mrs. Anna Mold entertained tie ladies'
of the East End Social Club Wednesday
evening.
Miss Lucie Leonard is home from Mon
Mrs. ). Wh.tford returned last week from
Denmark. HI.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Paul have returned
To Peoria.
Mrs. Lucy J. Edwards Of ST. Louis visited
last week with MIR. and Mrs. John L. Blair.
Mrs. Edward Dubois is entertaining Mrs.
j. sweeney of JerSeyville.
Miss MetZEer of Carlinvillc visited at
Martha Wood Cottage last week.
Mrs. T.. 4. Adams returned Monday to
her home in Springfield. Ill. after visiting
Mrs. a. Il. Mittcn Of Alton.
Mrs. W. A. Rod- entertained Wednesday
at her home on aighth s5rssti from HI,
Springs. Ark. Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Giimcr has returned 10
Pittsie.d. Ill. from = visit 10 Mrs, +. F.
Judd.
Mrs. f. w. stanton is the guest Of rela-
tiveS in Forsy in. No.
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~ EDW~ AHDSVJLL.E.

Miss Nora Burroughs returned Yesterday
from I visit in 81. Louis.
Miss irma Ritter of Nauyoo is a visilur
in EdwardsVille.
Mrs Julia Benedict and daughter. Miss
Jessie. q! ST. Louis are being entertained
ny Circuit Clerk and Mrs. T. W. Sprif -;cr.
Mrs. g p Moretield of this city and Air.
l. q. Wrigh; OF Venice were quietly mar
rie,i Morday al the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H Dixon. No. 61li South seventh
street. by the Reverend W. H.. Bolton, PAS
tor OF Carondelet Baptist Church.
e. +. Cox returned this week To- his home
in Philadelphia. after an extended visit.
The ladies' of the public library will pre-
sent the opera. "Mikado." the first week in
June. Those who will appear in the cast are
now being trained by a member Of he
Castle Square Opera Company.
Miss Edith CoDoway of No. 2Slt Warren
street, 81. Louis. who has been visiting her
cousin. Miss Sarah Coventry. returned home
Monday.
The Musical Culture Club was enter
taired Saturday afternoon 10y Miss Jose
phiue Springer.
MIR. u. *. Clark. Mrs. F. W. Wolf and
Miss Clark gave n reception. the second OF
q series of afternoon companies. at the
home OF Mrs. Wolf Friday.
The Alumni Association of the Edwards
nual reception and banquet, which viii
take place At the St. james Hotel on the
evening OF Friday. June J..
Mrs. -. l.. Taylor spent the pas; week in
St. Louis. a guest of Mrs. Harrison l.
Samuel Klein Of EcHardsNIlle and Miss
Cora F~Itzsimmo"s Of kirkwO were mar
ried here Saturday.
Colonel and Mrs. William r Wheeler re-
turned Friday morning from Magnolia
Springs. Miss, where They spent the winter
months
Mrs. ~. T. Wharf has returned from a
visit in St. Louis at the home of Mrs.
George Ashton.
The United Singing Societies of ST. louis
have set May - a. the date for their an
nEdI excursiun. The outing this year Will
-. ns l.Vg,N IsF.tr - NEl rrtSNi.tr nj Tho
singing societies of the entire county viii
be invited to be present.
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Mrs: Jarvis drove the ladies Ia The Ma
pies To wander over the grounds
The las; regular meeting of tho Art Sec
ton WAS held on April! ~. Thu subject was
Japanese Art. and the afternoon was in
charge of Mrs. Everett ". Pattison. The
walls IF the clubroomS Were hung with
rare kak2incrOs. some Of which had been
temple oderir gs. At intervals were placed
japanese baskets filled with sprays OF ;sp-
pie Of Japanese ounce blossoms. Screens
and crepe sh@wls completed this Japanese
interior.
Mrs. Pattison opened the meeting by
Introducing Airs. W. 4. SCr;1der. who gave
a resume If Japanese history: Miss Fannie
Bacon then spoke on Japanese art and
Illustrated her talk with a collection of
prints. Mrs. chaplin. VIII" had lived for a
time in japan. gave some details of life
in the Orient. and explained many of the
paintings among the loan collection. Mrs.
Sidney Budget. a resident for many years
count Of a day spent in a Japanese horne
f the upper class. The meeting was closed
by Mrs. Pa.tisOn.
The Science Section invited the club TO
its last open meeting. Saturday, April Is,
10 hear Miss Mary 4. Owen of ST. Jos rh
on Folk Lore.
The Current Topic Section offered "a
rare chance fuI practical thought in ask
ing Professor Ives OF the ST. Louis Museum
of Fine Arts to give his Illustrated lecture
Work" 10 the club. The city that seemed
To- Professor Ives to mos, closely resemhl
81. Louis in existing conditions tfor the
sake of comparison was Ruda-Pesti-
with its river front for traffic. its indus
trial conditions. its use of biruminuus coal.
and even its populatior-and numerous
slides of comparative points in both cities
were given.
Nermod * Observation-Disclosures and LO-
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Al JEFFERSON CRY.

Special Correspondence" If The sunday Republic.
jefferson city, Mo, MAY Mrs. ". J..
Stone. who has been visiting friends ami
relatives for the past two weeks. ii. parted
Thursday for St. Joseph TO visit her niece,
Mrs. -. NJ. Spencer.
Mines. n. &. Griggs ami Luther Hickman
o! HarrenshurS who have been the guests
of Mrs. W. H Bassett for a week. returned
hom. "Wednesday.
Mr.. Marie BROWN of Webster is a guest
OF her aIni. Mrs. w. r. Darlington.
Miss Wilhelmina schultz. who has been
in Saranac Lake. y. Y. since last Octo-
Der. for the benefit of her health, returned
home last week.
Judge and Mrs. Wa!four VI. Robinson
returned from a months stay in Hot
Springs last week
Mrs Adolph Meyer, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs H.. Nesf. for the past
month. returned to her home In Perry. Ok.
last week.
Miss Octavia LesueUr has returned from a
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Win the Dewey ceiebrdiion IN 4 pu"'fc
way, and mo opening oil the ouii"s "'"s"'
AT the various country and athie'lc '!unS
society has managed 1" occupy i'se!t 9a''s-
fsctorliy for the last week.
ti'eruti'heh+ u''' SaN'i '' ~"
Ter are becoming ltfi' S'aie DIV"
hte' Inc iaShiuha"''s no" "'i'"'n" '"'' a..
iuh''i"hs SAah fdr'ahe OF 'HG ""'"it Vi
Sff"N' anu ar "'Ni"'ii"
.'f>'S d" ~ gums "u,"t' """ =.
HI>cuSSi'"N ''h''t'iiS "i'''N'
and drivers may b" heard III any hoiic-
ward boudoir. mingled with rcrsifiage rs to
red or green coats. and the u,wes. shape in
-oIr BE-.
"a, -,
Inn" "'N''H"'
S"h ciotieS ana 'neir eminent SHi'dpii'S
Tor any outdoor appearance, has leo 10 a
more general adoption of the red and green
this spring than "A; auy preceding period.
-ra ur,r,f.xbio,a,I, Mi .o,sa,usrtlv
-. = -. &c n,.si
'h- W. a. "'''i"5 IA ma ~
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short visit TO her parents. Captain and Mrs.
y. y. LeSueur. in Kansas City.
Mrs. f. 7. Orear and sons spent the past
week with Mrs. Orearis mother at Sweet
Springs.
Mrs. James r. CAN'T has returned from
4 two weeks visit To her mother in Clin-
tor.
Miss Georgia Il. Hou2h of st. Louis. at
ter "a two months visit with her sister.
Mrs. s. +. Winston, returned last Satur-
d1v.
Mrs. W. T.. NcAahan spent the past week
in ST. Louis. the guest Of relatives.
Miss Lulu Ross was the guest OF friends
in 81. Louis last week.
Miss Jane Moore of Minneapolis. MIMI.
who has been spending several weeks with
Mrs. g. II. Hobbs. departed a few days
aga for Kansas City.
Several receptions were given this week
complimentary 10 the visiting ladies'. on
Monday Mrs. w. T. Darlington gave the
first. an Informal function. the gieSt Of
honor being her niece. Mrs. Marie Brown
of Webster. The home of Mrs. Darlington
WAS trimmed with bouquets OF purple and
white lilacs- In the hall lemonade was
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served by Misses Pitts and Pinkerton. Light
refreshments Were served throughout the
afternoon The guests were: Mines. W J.
Stone of St. Louis. A. e. Grisgs. Luther
Hickman of Warrensburg. Miss Darlington
of Fulton. Mines Sullivan winston. Bls-
sett. MCGEE. Pitts. Grimshaw, n q Grim
shaw. J. L. Thorpe. Gass. Rurkhart. Fetch
er. W. j. Edwards. Harry Edwards. Towies.
Grafton. Sinks. PinkertUn. L. Clark Ware
Robinson. CAN'T, Crow. Sears from Kansas
City. Misses CAN'T. Zou Gordon. THOMPSON.
Ciass. See. Mines. See. Gordon. Hobbs
Grant. Zeitz. In the dininE-room the Misses
Gass and See served cream. coffee and bon
bons. The young ladies assisting wore light
gowns. while the married ladies were in re-
ception costume. In the receiving party
were Mines. Griggs. Hickman. Brown, Bds-
sc,t and Gas.
on Tuesday about twenty ladies crossed
the river To Cedar Creek. where they tn-
joyei several hours fishing. During the
afternoon luncheon was served. when sew
eral gentlemen had Joined the party. This
was also complimentary to Mines W. J.
Stone. A. c. Griges. Luther Hickman and
Marie Brown. The remainder of the guests
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CARD

Mrs. Hunter. wife Of Captain George *.
with a luncheon. followed by euchre. on
Thursday afternoon. in honor of the wives
of The officers OF the Fifth Cavalry, lately
A special car conveyed the town guests to
the barracks. The house, in Officers Row.
small luncheon tables noralIy rnament
aud used later for the card contest The
women who were entertained by Mrs. Hun
ter included: Mrs. Wheeler. wife OF Colonel
Wheeler; Mrs. Cooper. wife of Major Coop
err; Mrs: cabell, wife of Captain Cabell;
Mrs, Allan; VIE Of Captain A,lan; Mrs..
wife Of Captain Davis: Mrs. Valentine. wife
OF Lieutenant Valentine; Mrs. Bell. wife OF
Lieutenant Morrison. and Mrs. Fleming.
wife of Lieutenant Fleming.
In addition were the following guests from
town:
Mesdsmes-
otte Z: Forster. 4. Laidley,
4. G.. Cassidy. o W. Bell.
W. A. White. W. 5. Kress.
William Conrad.
Misses
Warner, Conrad.
ClaqIe, Hunter
Mrs. George II. Breeder gave a euchre
last Wednesday evening at her home in
Wagner place. The guests included.
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Fred C~hristmann, Ferd Bergman.
Charles f.. Lenhar;.
Misses
Rose Giesler. Alberta Meier.
Daisy Pauley.
AiesSieurs-
Arthur RatZ. Edwin Meyer
John RatZ.
Mrs. Alexander De Menil of No. 49, South
Thirteenth street will entertain the euchre
club Of which she is a member on Tuesday.
May :, at : p. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grimm Of Hogan
street We're pleasantly surprised with a
hard time" party by the member of the
East End Euchre Club last Wednesday
evening. 4 supper was served at ii 81, af-
ter which impromptu speeches were made.
Among the guests were:
j. r. Fechter, Charles Schwegei,
Harry Heinz. Tony Fechter.
Rem Heat. J. JdcohSmeyer.
Joseph Andler, Mr.. Fred Werner,
Mesdamrs-
NJ. Kay. j. herzoR-
Miss Mimi. .Juengst entertained the Old
Glory Euchre club Tuesday evening at her
horne. No. 5lS Raymond avenue. assisted
by her sister. Miss Tina Juengst.
1t the conclusion OF the game prizes
we're awarded as follows: Miss Pearl Cross
and Mr.. Theodore Shift. first; Miss Tina
the consolation prizes were accepted by
Miss Hattie Scherer and Mr.. Charles Wins.
At II Is SIipper was served in courses. Sing
ing and Instrumental music were features
of the eveuing. and a dance followed. Miss
Pauline Shoman will entertain the clab on
Tuesday evening. May 10, al her home. No.
4571 Garfield avenue.
The ladies of the FortrightIy Whist Club
met Friday with Mrs. Charles +. Keith. at
No. 5tol Vernon svenne. The other menu
bers are: Mines. Loevy, Lyon, F. .. Saw
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Mrs. 7. NJ. Cox IL entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Stewart Beckwith. Of Washington.
kas.
Mrs. Max Sterus returned Monday to
Chicago after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. VI.
Schweppe.
Miss Mae Richmond has returned 20 ST.
Louis.
Mrs, ". F. Sherman of Fardar. Fem, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs g. z. Nachen,
Of Upper Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Kuhl.heau have re-
turned from Delaware. o.
Miss Ls0utire Tetum has returned to ST,
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The perhaps Club gave its first dance
and reception at the Pickwick Theater last
Friday evening. The president. Miss Mai
NcNichol. was assisted in receiving by
members Of the club. Among those present
Were:
Misses Meyers. Dorsey. L. Furey. F. Flu
rey. T. J. Geraghty. Dover, Kelly. Nc
Grath. Mcmahon. Hoffman,. End, Daniels.
Josephine Nelson and Outlaw.
MesSrs. Streeter. Goodwin. Riley. Collins.
Marshall. Paul Barton, Oscar Wright, Hogs
head. Lindsey, Ward. Gill. kilken, William
McNichol.
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II

Mrs. Frank lie Roy Bartlett Of No. i35eA
Maryland avenue gave a luncheon SatuT-
day to Miss Helen Hanson. who is to marry
Doctor Donald e. Currie on May 10. Covers
were laid for ten. Among those present
Were: Misses Helen Hanson. Elise Beck.
camilla Wolcot. Birdie Block: Mines. NJ. a.
rutherford. w. W. Heron. Y. :. Adams.
j. L. Cook Of Jackson. Tenn; y. 5. Diruif.
Mrs. James Hurley entertained twenty
friends 1T luncheon on Friday afternoon.
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The Relyedere Brass Band of South 81.
Louis. under the direction of Professor +.
Schick, gave its first concert and dance N
the Bohemian Gymnasium last week The
~scloists OF the evening were Miss Lizzie
Schick. Mrs. Doering, Mr.. Hubert Nahm
and Mr.. l.. A.. Placht. Blanche La Roe
and Lottie Fox also rendered a song and
dance. sketch.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES.

ON last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Mci@iin celebrated their twentieth
wedding anniversary at their residence. No.
i5sS Garfield avenue. The pariors and re-
ception hall were decorated with palms.
lilies OF the valley and carnations. The
dining room was arranged with cut flowers.
A mandolin club and quartet furnished inu-
sic. The guests numbered about fe couples.
kilograms aud letters Of congratuIatior
Were received during the evening.
Such a wonderful collection OF fine silver
plated ana solid silver belt buckles has
never been seen before as MermDd & JAG
cards. broadway and Locust, are showing.
Prices ~ cents IN Sol
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MUSICALS.

4 musical will be given on Monday even
ing. May :. at Rose Hill Hall. by q number
Of local musicians. The programme fol-
lows:
FART l..
March from TannhalseT Wagner
Miss stark.
' lpiiI
Miss kunkel.
tn. Soul % tn. Violin Anon
Miss Ashcroft.
Don Juan Sereraie..- .TschaiLovSLy
Mr.. Fuse.
fal March Of the Greg
ID, EtuSs in th0i,n
lcb lnpafience ---..-.---.--. ---..-.-..M OszSOv ski
Miss stark.
fa) When M'iindy Sings .....-...-......D unbar
tb) An Easter Stuart
Miss Ashcroft.
PART II.
To- Rallade No. CHOPIN
Miss Stark.
"a, sleep. Little .Nevin
tb) The Rosary Nsvtn
Mr.. Bu<s.
Z CncSTto - Ldip
Miss Kunke'.
OBJ Weltx No. Chopin
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The marriage Of Miss Anna Caplan, Sis
ter Of Doctor Captain. OF No. 3lei Washing
ton avenue. to Doctor NJ. II. HornitZ viii
take place early In June. and will he a very
quiet affair.
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The Morning Etude will meet with Mrs
Alfred Matthews Of No. 1873 I}artmer ave
nue. on Friday. May II. at 10 Il. m.
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-
A dance was given by the Misses Marie
and Geneyisye Ravold al Rose Hill Hall
Tuesday evening. the closing party FOR he
season. Among those present were:
M-ssieurs and NesdameS-
L. FlaverI. Ferd English.
Bert Ball.
Misses
Adwa Mcdonald. Lottie Pope.
Clara Gochenour, Nellie Kerr.
Gerevieve McCarten, Ruth Crosby.
Mildred Strong. Mayme Kelley.
Ma Belle Powers, Etlyth Gardner.
Nae O'Neill. Rosaiind Royacres.
Grace Herriden. Florence Bush.
Hattie Mccormack. McCarty,
kemlie NietruN.
Messieurs-
George Sreber. Harvey Brady.
G. Harreden. Frank GoiiehuG
G.. II. Dudley. Otis James.
Frank Sullivan. D.. Flaven.
r.. Gardiner. W. Haley.
A Grehner. Durward Jord"n.
Harry Gardner. r. Carroll.
Dickson Fairhank. Otis HayBer.
H. L. Fairhack. Jr-. Arthur Rsvold. Jr.
Elmer Brown,
The ladies of ST. Georges Guild have
postponed their sale of useful ana fancy
articles at the Guild House. corner of Pen
dleton avenue and Olive street. to Wednes-
day. the 9Th inst. afternoon and evening.
Refreshments will be served
The G. 7. c. gave the final dance of the
season at Mahler's Thursday evening. The
hall was decorated with palms and tropical
plants. Among those present were:
Missef-
Daisy NJ. DeiteTing. Hettie Glazebrook.
Katheryn Quinn, Sadie Jarrett.
Elizabeth A. GIL. May Murray.
Emma R~reidenhach, Birdie Schaefsr.
Allave Garbarino. Emma Glazebrook,
Marion Kaufman. Ella Schulenberg,
Mons Leman.
NesSieurs-
James ]. Quinn, Frank Harris.
Richard GIL. Doctor Nell Nelson,
Arthur Narauardt. Myron Medsker,
John Martin. Gus Bi.choff,
VII +. Murray. Don kneedler.
F1avius North. Hugh Hartuns.
Pau GriessOw, Oscar +. BauSch.
Charles II Uefter-ue
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Mis-. Ashcroft.
Miss stark.
Ladies. you can have your old hats Of
any kind made into the latest styles anu
colOrs like new. for a small cost at mon
Straw Works. 65 Lucas avenue
The Etubinstsin Club was entertained foF
the last time this season by the club presi-
ds,;t. Hri; A; Deane SmIfer, "' resi-
A large plumber Of guests, besides the
regular members. .eard the following pro-
gramm" OF miscellaneous, numbers: Piano
soil. "a Nocturne. Chopin; ,hi octave study,
T.. lie Schlozer. Mr.. Paul T~ietjens Vocal
soil. a. obstination. II. Dc Fon'"naili,s 90,
Taylor Clark. Violin solo. kol Nedr.i, Max
Bruch; Mi. Charles 4. kaub. Vocal quar-
tet. Lullaby; Brahms; Mr. Enge,r heh"r;
and Mr.. William Slender. the latter haif
OF the evening was devoted to a rendition
81 Sr s seize. and pG siTsn By ahe following @a.
slcians of the club: Soprano; Mr. H..
Dean" Cooper: mczzo-s"prano Miss Mamie
Mabel Ross. Explanatory remarks AMI
reading were by Miss Sarah Tower.
The Misses Nav and Florence Goldman.
assisted ny Mr.. I. L. Schoen. vi0linist VIII
give a piano and song recital mt The 81.
A train departing at the foot or oiFe street.
Wabash station. may be taken at s=o y:
m. returning from Seminary STATION ~ w.
=. M.
Mrs. William r.. ThornhuIch of Portland
place entertained last Thursday evening
with q musical. with the DECORATIVE Art
Society as beneficiary Of the affair. Mrs.
Kicker of Chicago contributed several read
ings nf chillren's verses. notably those III
James Whitcomb Riley and Eugene Field.
Mrs. James /. Blair sang n Nsvin ballad.
the "Habanera." from Carmen. ana a May
song. Mr.. Edgar Lakeland also gave sev-
eral solos. the '"rewn Pump" being rspc-
Cislly ENJOYED.