The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-15

| visiting her sister. Mrs. z. G. McGee. re-
| turned Wednesday morning TO her home IN
| Monroe city.
Miss Edna Gordon returned Tuesday from
| visit To her sisters In Kansas city.
! Mss Margaret Wilkinson OF St Louis.
I who has been visiting her aunt for the last
| month. viii return home this week
Professor and Mrs. ". T. Darlington are
attending the National Education Associa-
| Misses Mabeie aud Mildred Stone and
| MarSle Winston or ~. Louis spent few
| days this week with Miss Minnie Grafton
\ TN route to Aurora Springs
| Ar. Charles Hawkins departed Wednes-
| day Tor 81. Louis 10 Join "a party Tor Il
| mYnlhs scJourn at the lakes IN Northern
Miss Bessie. Clark. after visiting Mrs. Ed
gGr thomas III Kansas city. returned home
/, MIR. Lawson Price of Sweet Springs spent
1 Wednesday, with his mother, Mrs. \. {.
Price.
Last week Mrs. ". y. CIaggett gave a
! luncheon 10 twelve guests. The place cards
| were painted in fancy heads done in water
| coioFs- Tie center of the table WAS goI
! geou5 with 4 large cluster of sweet peas
| Az the conclusion OF the luncheon the
guests were entertained with music Those
1 present Were Mines. T. o. Towles, J. ).
! sullivan. the Misses Margaret Wilkinson.
Anne Sullivan. Bessie Miller, Alma Gass;
| Octavia I.e-ueur, Celeste Price Winnie and
Miller Pope and Elizabeth Johnston of
| Boonyilie.
| eTnoon at the home OF Mr.. John TweeGie
on East High street between the hours
! or ami .. The hostess On this occasion
was Mrs. Charles Tweedie, who invited
about twenty-five women 20 meet her sister.
Miss Emily Reed, of Chicago. The pariors
and reception hail Were festooned IN as
IsaFagus vines, while cut-glasS bowls ana
vases were filed with Dasturtiums and
sweet peas. In the dining-room pretty
table was arranged from which cooling re-
Ireshments Were served by Misses Lima
Tweedie and May Hall K sweet pea"
the first prize being won by Miss Lena Ru-
wart and the consolation by Miss Florence
RiSiey. Mrs. Tweedie was assisted in en-
,ertilining by her sister, Miss Reed. Mrs.
John Tweedie and Mrs. katherine Free
man. The guests invited were Misses Alice
Hope, Mayme ami Gertrude Ramsey. Paul
Florence I:isley, Helen Straub. Helen Pink
trton. OrtaH Prosser. Hilda Nitchy, lrHa
Priesmeyer Of 81. Louis. Jessie and Flor
ence DieTClls, Gertrude Geisber, Messra.
Connolly and Earl BuTch.
a dance was given Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Strauo
BY their young daughter, Miss Ida Stfaub.
complimentary 10 her guest. Miss Mabeile
decorated In smilax and carnations. while
the table in the dining room was decorated
In roses and feathery fern. The Mandolin
| Club furnished music for dancing. which
was continued until midnight. Miss Straub
was assisted In entertaining her guests by
Mrs. Straub, Mrs. Manchester and Miss
Hida StrauD The guests Invited were Misses
Ellie Fox, Katherine Macy. Norton Glenn,
Mildred Bradbury, Alta Elsner. Attic Rob
Bolton, Lima Tweedie. Mia Cavlier, ophe!ia
Ober. Edith Robinson and Mabelle Plocil-
man.; Messrs. Ralph Robinson. Ralph Mey-
ersY Jesse TOlin. Viii SchOtt. George Forth,
George Wagner. Holmes Reid. Glen Thorn
| ton, Henry and Charles CAN'T, Albert
Gaison. Milo H.inricks. Everett Chandler.
Robert Grant,. Chester Ennis. Roger Stark
Otto Holtschneider and Norman Gordon.
tations to an Informal reception given yes
terday afternoon from TO o'clock in
honor Of her sister. Mrs. Walter c. Swind, OF
Eanfaiia. III. The invited guests were Mes
danes j. V. Stephens. Crow, Henry. Muck
OILS. Tcwles, HOCchin, Willis, Rem DALI
meyer; W A. DaIlHeYger: See; Walker Nc Nc
Cox. W. A. Moore. RAIDER. L. J. Hail, Hem
ricks. L. G Ellis. Luckett, Thorpe, Harry
s,Ss g. w; HohSs Joseph EdwaT an.
trObus and Z. ID. Moore; Misses Wilkinson
and Birch of 81. Louis. Thompson. Corwin
and Julia Belch-
Miss Marian Cockrell.- daughter Of United
States Senator CochSell was entertained at
a recent garden party given at Paris at the
Elysee Palace by the President and his wife,
! NJ and Nine. Loubet. The following Is an
Miss Cockrcll: Among the Americans pres
, ent Miss Cock-ell. even more than usually
graceful IN appearance, in lemon-colored
tulle gown. SET OF by delicate lace and a
isht, feathery hat. held the Presidents at
teution for some time"
Mrs. VI. Z. Haase OF ~. Louis and her
two children are visiting their aunt. Mrs. l.
Rodcuheincr. Mrs. Haase was formerly
Miss Sophia Strauss OF this city.
MIR. and Mrs. A Siomosky. formerly OF
-. Louis. entertained about forty friends
Monday in COMMUNICATION of Mrs. Slomos-
~ birthday. In a few days they will cele-
bTate thei- silver anniversary.
French China Ice Cream Sets. l2 plates
ard platter, S!"5G 10 $500. at Mermod 4
JacCards Broadway and Locust