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WEDDINGS.
Best wathces-Mermod & Jaocard's.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Moss of No. 41o9 West
Pine boulevard announce the engaseh en-, o.
their daughter, Miss Grace Moss. to MI:
Alfred H. Messing son OF the Reverend
Doctor and Mrs. II. j. Messing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moss will receive in honor OF the young
couple on Sunday, September 8.
The marriage of Miss Susie f. Hepner
of the South Side 10 Mr.. Frank b. Benedict
of Armstrong. Mo-. took place wednesday
afternoon. August 10, at the home O: the
ner. The bride and bridegroom were at
tended by Miss Lillian Hepner. a sister OF
the bride. as bridesmaid: MIR. VIII II. iiep-
ner, the brother of the bride, as best man,
and by the tiny nieces of both the bride
and bridegroom, Misses Hazel and Violet
Benedict, as f1ower-girls.
The parlors were profusely decorated with
roses and smilaX, and at 4 O'Clock the prluat
party entered to the strains of Mendels-.
kDoctor L. D. Walker performed the cers-
Glaony. Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict will reside
at Armstrong, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weiner Of No. $3.50
Westminster place have announced the en-
eegement of their daughter. Stella, to Mr..
Dave Kriegshaber. AT home after Septem-
Der 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yonker of No. 5a3)
Wells avenue. and Mr.. Ingoal Hanson were
married last Wednesday at the home Of the
bride. The wedding was a quiet one, only
relatives attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson have gone North
for a trip and will be at home after Sep
TENDER Is at No. SOS Raymond avenue.
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Late August has long been the approved
time for summer outings in the world of
society, the gayety becoming more marked
at this period of the summer Than at any
other. but not in years has the exodus been
80 large as at this particular season. The
town is practically deserted, so far as the
smart set is concerned: and the few stray
glers who have either arrived home pre-
maturely from the lakes-none have come
from the Eastern resorts-have this last
week perspired and wished devcutly that
they had remained at least seven days
longer.
AS far as st. Louisans are concerned the
seven outing places all within a stones
throw Of each other on the Northern shore
OF Lake Michigan-Petoskey. Charelvo'1.
Harbor Point. ct al.-appear to have the
lead in respect 10 lively doings. Mr.. Isaac
Hedges. who has just Joined the Harbor
Pointers, writes thrillingly OF gay summer
cotillons, or morning whist parties. of MIN
strel shows, amateur certainly. but all the
more interesting 10 resorters for that rea-
son; Of marshmallow roasts on the shores by
the lakes. and of regulation and extremely
fashionable afternoon teas, teas where the
men are encouraged TO come and where they
do go, since there is naught else TO while
away the hours.
Biddeford Pool. more than gay all sum-
mer. was greatly saddened last week by
the shockingly sudden death of Mr.. Will
liam H. Thornburgh. The Thornburghs
have contributed greatly to the fun at his
summer place all season. as they went down
early and took a cottage. Mrs. Thorn
burghs Informal entertainments have been
much enjoyed by the st. Louisans there.
and the grief at Mr.. Thornburgh's death
has been general. perceptibly lessenfng the
Eayety.
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Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Lebanon, ILL.,. Aug. 25-Miss Carrie Hem
Erickson Is visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. E.. s. Baker Of Saybrook, O., and
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were played. besides the enjoyment of good
music. The parlors of the Schultz home
were decorated in cut flowers and aspara-
gus vines.
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Miss Kate King of Youngstown. n. Y. are
visiting Professor and Mrs. f. T. Baker.
Miss LYDIA Menzi of No. 1919 Olive street.
st. Louis. is a guest of Mrs. c. w. Kin
drick.
Mrs. S. NJ. Burlingame of Clifton Heights
is visiting Mrs. RoSanna LOuden.
Miss Hedwig Berger of Kansas City, Mo.
Is visiting at the home of her grandfather,
Doctor A. Berger.
A. w. Morriss and family have returned
from q summer stay at Mackinac Island.
County Auditor A. l.. Berger and Mrs.
Berger of Kansas City. Mo, are visiting
Doctor A. Berger.
Mrs. c.. L. Walrath has returned from a
summer stay at Ocean Grove. New Jersey.
Mrs. Esther Young has returned from a
visit of several months at Maryville and
New Hampton, Mo.
Mrs. Charles Stearns of Litchfeld, H., Is
visiting the family of Robert Mills.
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Misses Eta Lou Carter. Gussie Neef. Id:e
Ee!ch and Mrs. T.. j.. Miller returned v.s-
irrday from Il two weeks stay in South
Haven. Mich.
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Mrs. John f. Walker and children have,
returned from q visit TO the old Walker
home at Pleasant Green, Mo. '
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Mis-. Dora Aubuchon returned bon.
Thursday night from "a TRIP to Old Point
Comfort. Washington City. Boston and
other places. "N
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Mrs. G.. W. Thomas departed Thursday
vicinity. '
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Miss Kate Gordon returned last week
from a two weeks stay at South Haven
Mich.
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Mrs. John J. Burke has returned from
Charlevoix. Mich and other Northern re-
sorts. after Il stay of three months.
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Mrs. Charles ]. Leppert and her little
daughter, Lillian, are spending the summer
at the Beach Hotel. Charlevoix, Mich. They
will not return until october l..
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Receptions. card parties. dances. etc. are
now neglected. and with the exceptin, of
one or two clubs that are still fonrish.ne
there is little doing in the gay world. HaS
rides, evening pienics and a. few informal
CLUB composed of the young society p.sple.
meets every Friday. either afternoon ar
evening. When the latter. the young men
Marshall entertained at progressive Niloe
The prizes were won by Mr.. Arthur Grim.
shaw and Miss Helen Pinkerton, white the
oonsolations We're awarded to Mr.. Marout
Miss Helen Pinkerton was hostess of this
same club Friday from 3 to 6. with only the
members, present. There was music and
hours, concluding with a dainty luncheon.
TIL members consist of Misses DAISY and
Leti.ia Marshall. Annie and Florence Kais-
er. Nellie and Lulu See. Emma and Lena
ton, Sallie Turner, Rosaline Red. Kather-
ire Young of st. Louis and Sophia Rock
hold. ~
Mrs. A. Culkins and her sister. Miss Hilda
Nitchy. gave a progressive euchre last week
at the Culkins home, complimentary to
City. There were four tables and ten
games. the honors being won by Miss
Pauline Dallmeyer. Miss Theresa Pondrom
o Of st; Louis s,l5a and a1n Miss Elagler; The guests
T i; aeaes' baifs k MiEses & Anna n; SRsn sisss.
Mayme and Gertrude Ramsey. Dallmeyer,
Mayo. Corwin, Otto. Straub, Murrav,
Frieda Knaup. Rommel. Pondrom of 81
Louis and the guest of honor. Miss FIaeler.
of Kansas City.
Miss Pauline Schultz entertained a few
friends Tuesday afternoon, complimentary
to Miss Mabelle johnson Of Fulton. Games
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Captain and Mrs. A. H. Weber of Havana,
Cuba. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Avis of St. Louis, returned here Thursday
and are the guests of Judge and Mrs.
Brace.
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Mrs. T. II. S. Sc.iooley of Denver. Colo,
who has been visiting Doctor J. F.. Bedell.
No. 1909 Lafayette avenue. and who has
been singing at Lafayette Park Baptist
returned home yesterday.
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On Saturday. August IS. a Jolly party of
st. Louisans took a special car for Piasa
Bluffs to be present at the twenty-fourth
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr.. and
under the auspices of the Fieur de Lis Club.
with Mr.. Leigh Hunt active manager.
l The party was met at the Bluffs by the
Nhost with conveyances and taken to the
Nfnnegan mansion, where dinner was
sSrved. Later all adjourned to the dan
cling pavilion. which had been decorated
supper march. Mr.. s. s. Bass, on behalf of
the Fleur de Lis Club. presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ffnnegan a beautiful silver tea service.
On Sunday morning the entire party went
aboard Mr.. Charles w. Nugent's launch,
Thectiste, Captain J. P. Wright, command
ing. and journeyed up the Mississippi to the
mouth of the Illinois River, whence they
returned to the Bluffs and spent the re-
mainder of the day feasting and merry
making. The party consisted of:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
S.. S. Bass, Fred Zilch,
Oscar Boecke. Theo Wieland,
Leigh Hunt, Frank Novy,
Geoge kollas.
Misses
May Hunt, Jennie Finnegan,
Jennie Savage, Caroline Horton.
Clara Boecke,
Messieurs-
Gus Gregory, j. c. Kneedler.
j. L. Wright, Geo. j. Gesesckap.
Joseph and Edward Placht of No. 512s
NaiS dfN'at WIZ sui isStu bulu 'kth-
ing by the Belvedere Brass Band of South
st. Louis before their departure for Dem
Yer. Colo. and other Western cities to spend
a few weeks vacation.
The st. Louisans who have been occupy
ing the Highland Cottage at South Haven,
Mich. have just returned home. The last
week was spent in receptions and short side
rips TO the fruit farms. A pleasant Incl
fent was the birthday remembrance of Mrs.
&iohn kain of kensington avenue, whose
4 natal day occurred last week. The dining
table WAS decorated with ferns and flowers,
with a lighted candle for every year. Mrs.
Kahn was the recipient of many gifts. the
Highlanders' remembrance being a souvenir
spoon of South Haven.
Those in the party returning were Mr..
and Mrs. William Heyman, Hester Heyman.
Horace Heyman and Mrs. Mary Unger of
kensington avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Huston and Dorothy Huston of Taylor ave-
nue., Mr.. and Mrs. b. E. W. Ruler and Or
Vile Ruler of Evans avenue, Walter j.
kridler of Stewart place. and Miss Anna
Claus Of Easton avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kahn of Kensington avenue will remain at
South Haven for several weeks.
A party of eight spent Tuesday evening at
Creve Occur rowing on the lake. Among
those present were: Misses Ruth Spencer,
Adele Howard Elizabeth Hull. Eleanor
H9blitzelle, and Messrs. Malvin Clopton,
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Miss Jane F!agler of Kansas City, who
has been visiting Mrs. A. Culkins, returned
home last Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chinn of Joplin, who
nave spent the last week with Mrs. A. C.
Risley. departed for home FRIDAY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Manchester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Zeitz and children, Mr.. Hugh
stephens and Miss Bessie Miller, Who have
been spending some time at Ea Ha Tonkl
Springs. returned home to-day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Griffen of Delmar
boulevard departed Wednesday for a two
weeks SojOurn in Eastern resorts.
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Miss Julia Britt of Fulton spent last week
with her friend Miss Lulu See.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Aubuchon Of Grenola,
Kas.. stopped here for a few days.. en-
route to ST. Louis,
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Miss Irene Bodine of Paris. Mo-. who has
visiting Mrs. Paul Brace, has returned
home
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Mrs. A. c. Price and Miss Celeste Price
departed Thursday for Atlantic City and
other Eastern resorts. Mrs. Price Will re-
turn by the first of October. but Miss Price
tives in Baltimore. Virginia and Washing
ton City.
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Mrs. Charles Curry. who has been visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. a.
Gordon, returned to Kansas City this week.
Mrs. Curry was accompanied by her chill
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Mrs. A. c. Risley departed to-day for
Chicago to visit friends. Before returning
she will visit N Illinois and Indiana,
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Mrs. NJ. J. Macy and daughters, Misses
Kitty and Frances Macy. departed Tuesday
for Chicago. where they will spend the next
school year.
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weeks in Wisconsin and near Chicago, has

weeks in Wisconsin and near Chicago. has
returned.
j. H. French & Co.. ladies' tailors. south
east corner Sixth and Washington avenue,
will open their fall and winter stock of la
cutting and fitting department., under
charge Of Mr.. Josef Tangl, an experienced
Berlin cutter.
Miss Frances Wesseler is back from her
Niagara Falls trip.
Mr.. Leo Drey vii join his mother at At
lantic City this week.
Mrs. Charles ]. Leppert and her little
daughter, Lillian, are spending the summer
at the Beach Hotel, Charlevoix. Mich. They
will not return until October l.
Mrs. John J: Burke has returned from
Charlevoix. Mich and other Northern re-
sorts. after a stay of three months.
Mrs. T. Fl. s. sc.ooley of Denver. Colo,
who has been visiting Doctor ]. F.. Bedell.
No. 1909 Lafayette avenue. and who has
been singing at Lafayette Park Baptist
Church, returned home yesterday.
Mr.: and Mrs. George NJ; Grifen Of Delmar
weeks sojourn In Eastern resorts.
Irene Montgomery departed Saturday
morning to visit relatives in Burlington, Ia.
and adjoining towns.
Miss Mayme T. T1avers is visiting her
friend. Miss Gracia Reinhart. at st. Charles.
Mo.
Miss Mildred Curry has returned from
Kentucky. where she has been visiting rela-
tiveS since last May.
Miss May kuhlmar Of No. 1925 Bell ave-
nue.. with a party If friends, is making a
tour Of the Northern States. and will visit
friends and relatives in Das Moines. a., be-
fore returning home.
Miss Ophelia Curry has gone for a visit
Of several months to relatives In Kentucky.
Miss Grace Fuller of Webster. Mo-. is at
Colorado Springs as the guest of Mrs. Hay
den of Wood avenue. An afternoon tea was
given by Mrs. Hayden last Thursday for her
young friend. with several hundred women
as guests. many of whom were from Mis-
souri,. The callers included Mrs. Theodore
Shelton of st. Louis and Mrs. Allen Gunncll
of Columbia.
Visiting cards. 100 of best quality. with
engraved copperplate. for sl.Co; or. 100 cards
from your own plate. Toe. This is a special
offer for August only. Mermcd & Jaccard's,
Broadway d. Locust.
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Misses Minnie Grafton and Bessie Miller
nave returned from visiting Miss Louise
Church In Joplin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dallmeyer and their
young sIn returned Friday from a months
tour of Colorado.
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Mrs l.. S. Parker has returned from a
two months %soj2urn in Europe. having Wis
tied various parts of the Continent and the
Paris Exposition.
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Governor and Mrs. Stephens. Miss Edna
Gordon and Mrs. Charles E.. Leonard of
Boonville. who have been spending six
weeks on the Atlantic Coast at the summer
leeortS. with Il few days In New York CITY
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INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-

Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-
Gust
Miss Ora Magner gave a ''shirt-waist
watermelon party" to several friends
Tuesday rs evening at her Tb residence asn w No. , Ss9S
minated with Japanese lanterns, and the
house was decorated for tie occasion. All
of the gentlemen wore shirt waists and APP
Miss Maude Magner assisted her sister in
entertaining the guests. r: L. Shelke gave
were sung by Miss Helen Mehllg and Miss
Laura krenning. 1htre were several instru-
mental selections. and the remainder OF the
evening was spent in dancing.
Those present were:
Misses
Helen Mehlig. Gartha Blakemore.
Matte Smith, Sadie Smith,
Fannie Morris, Lottie krenning.
Laura krenning, Geraldine Mccarthy,
Beatrice Kelley, Maude Wagner.
Messieurs-
A. Wayne Smith, Walter Seaman,
John Moon, Harry Seaman,
Will Morris, Samuel Gutnlan,
E. Budsschaedler, Phil Bolms.
II. L. Shelke, Frank Amlar,
George Bullock. Fred White.
o. Ramke, NJ. Foley.
Charles Senter,
On last Thursday evening a crowd of
young folks met at the home of Miss Marie
Holten to enjoy a hayride. A large wagon
loaded with hay and decorated with Japan
csc lanterns was used and the crowd drove
to the home of Miss Ollie Graham Of Ma
plewood.
Dancing was a feature OF the evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Holten.
Misses
Peal Graham, Maeme Jeffers.
Anna Connel, Marie Terry,
Marie Holten, Nina DAILY,
Marie Syle, Babe Holten.
Messieurs-
Jack Terry, Lou Parker,
Dave White, AL Holten.
Joe Connel, Jack Graham.
VIII Davis,
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Schultz, Jr., of St.
Louis, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. e.
Schultz. ST.. returned Tuesday to their
home.
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Miss Clara Fletcher of St. Louis is in the
city, the guest of her aunt. Mrs. E. l.. Ed
wards.
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Miss Mildred Curry has returned from
Kentucky. where she has been visiting reia-
tiveS since last May.
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Misses Zou and Hattie Gordon have re-
turned from South Haven, Mich.
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Mr.. Leo Drey vii join his mother at At
lantic City this week.
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Irene Montgomery departed Saturday
morning to visit relatives in Burlington, Ia,
and adjoining towns.
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Misses Zou and Hattie Gordon have re-
turned from their trip to South Haven,
Mich.
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Miss May Atkinson of ST. Louis. who has
spent the greater part of the summer with
the Misses Marshall. returned home last
week.
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Miss Mayme T. TIavers is visiting her
friend. Miss Gracia Reinhart. at st. Charles,
hn
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Miss Winnie Pope Is visiting Miss Eliza
Johnston in Boonville.
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Mrs. A. II. Miller of St. Louis is visiting
Miss Ella McCarty.
Mrs. Charles Tweedfe is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Reed in Chicago.
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Srec!ai Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Jefferson City. Mo. Aug. 25.-MiSs Mabel
Stone returned to her home in st. Louis la t
week after a six weeks visit in this city
and vicinity Her sister. j.Ii=s Mildred
Stone, departed Thursday. Both young
women have been much entertained.
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Miss May kuhlmar of No. S225 Bell ave-
nue.. with a party Of friends, is making a
tour Of the Northern States. and Will visit
friends and relatives in Das Moines. a., be-
fore returning home.
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Miss Frances Wesseler Is back from her
Niagara Falls trip.
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Mrs. W. S. Pipe and daughter. Miss Mil
Ter Pope. have returned from a trip to Colo
RADIO,
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wetzel. There were about twenty children
present, who enjoyed themselves from 5
O'Clock until !. The house and grounds
were decorated with japanese lanterns,
parasolS and fans.
The young men of Kirkwood will give an
other dance at the Granuview Pavilion in
Meramec Highlands next Tuesday evening,
August IS.
Arrangements have been made for the
crowd from the city to go home either over
the Clayton or the Benton line of the
Suburban.
Mr.. Earle Miller of No. 1915 South Grand
avenue gave a shirt-waist party Wednes-
day night. in honor of n few friends. The
early part of the evening was spent at
koerner's, after which all returned to the
house. where a dramatic and vocal pro-
grarlme had been arranged. Dancing and a
supper rounded out the affair. Among those
present were:
Misses
Blanche Walsh, Mel Suffer,
Anna Miller. Julia Suffer.
clara Martin, Hattie Suffer.
MesSieurs-
Earle Miller, r. Lewis Shelke,
B. Judge. Rowell D.. Grant,
w. c. Larat. Arthur Surrage.
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Miss Pauline Schultz entertained a few
friends Tuesday afternoon. complimentary
to Miss Mabelle johnson Of Fulton. Games
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Miss Ophelia Curry has gone for a visit
Of several months to relatives in Kentucky.
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Mrs. Thomas McCluer of O'Fallon. Mo-,
entertained a party of friends at Richfield
Club last week. Among the guests from st.
Louis We're: Mrs. ]. L.. Carlisle and daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Gaddis, Miss Justine OF
tofy, William II. LaPrade. A. F. Carr and
Jean M~ushaney.
Miss Bertha Schubach of the South Side
entertained a few of her friends informally
on Wednesday. The hostess was assisted by
Miss Lillian ZOckstruck and Miss Lottie
Price. Dancing was the chief feature of
the evening. The guests included:
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avenue gave a children's party Thursday
afternoon in honor of the seventh BIRTH
day anniversary of her daughter, Nellie L.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Williamson and chill
dren of Glendale are spending the summer
at Mackinac Island and other Northern
lake resorts.
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Miss Agnes Williams of No. s9o Lindell
boulevard has left the city for a months
Mr.. and Mrs. William C.. Fritsche and
children departed on the steamer St. Paul
for a pleasure trip up the river Saturday
and will visit relatives in the North.
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Miss Julia Hartuns, who spent two
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Miss Hattie Allen Dean, daughter of Mr..
{. T. Dean of Longfellow boulevard, has
been spending the summer with friends in
Montana and has just returned from a trip
through Yellowstone.
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party of eight spent Tuesday evening at
Creve Occur rowing on the lake. Among
those present were: Misses Ruth Spencer,
Adele Howard. Elizabeth Hull. Eleanor
H9blitzelle, and Messrs. Malvin Clopton,
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SdluG 10 Hi WOlIlcH Will DS
sent free to any address by
Bradheld Regulator Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Mrs. J. S. Wilkins and her daughter. Mrs
John Barrett of Mcpherson avenue, have
gone to Washington. D. c.. to visit Mrs.
Galen TAFT at her country home. "Tenley."