The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-12-16
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AAlt 6u'sA' u M NtsaAA ~ u AstD-4Ns
and Alec w. stephens of Hoonvillc. ,JohI
II. Sappington Of Nelson and Miss Anna ;
Birch.
Miss Louise Ross returned last week iron
n visit with old friends in 81. Louis.
Miss Lydia Hansen, who is living in Chi
cage. returned home last Sunday To NiSi
her mother. MIS-. Carrie Hansen, an'
family.
Miss Sadie Mann. who has been living ii
Kansas City FOR some time. arrived herr
last week 10 spend the winter.
Mines. :. +. Winston and Charles 7
i,oush have returned from visiting th'ii
sister. Mrs. John l.. Kaiser. and family.
Miss LYDIA Ware Of ST iuuis arrived
last week To visit her aunt. Mrs. Glen
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul t.. Moore are receiving
congratulations over the arrival of a It'll,
daughter. born December : in Boonvillc.
Miss Ethel Edwards has returned from 4
visit in Kansas City and Carthage.
MI. ana Mrs.. Lowrie of 81 Louis and
few days in this city last week.
Mis-. W. W. Edwards returned last week
from a short visit to her mother. Mrs. T..
Hail. in Lamonje.
Mrs. j. I'D Berry Of Fulton. daughter Of
General Fred ReIl. is in the city. the guest
of Miss Kate Gordon.
Aftvr Il few days visit Miss Marian Cock
rel departed for Washington city TO spend
the winter.
Mrs. Lon V. Stephens. Mr.. Charles L.
Leonard and Miss Edna Gordon went to
ST Louis tor a day or So. the former pur-
shasins household goods Tor her home. Ivy
Terrace" where she and the Governor will
move as soon rs the administration closes.
Mis-. John IL. Jamison Of Nevada. Mo.
VINO has been visiting her son. Mr.. Arthur
Janison' and wife. returned home on Mon
Miss Attic Robinson will return home Fri
from Monticello. Ill. where she is attending
school. Her brother. Ralph, will accom-
pany her. he being at the military school
at Alton.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Opel dcparted Mon
day for Fayette to attend the State In
Gustriai Association. MIR. opel will respond
tc the address of welcome from the Mayor.
The following is taken from a Kansas
city paper. and is OF interest to the people
here: Herr AMI Mime. Tauscher and Mrs.
J. NJ Nnckols. Jr. ,nee. Miss Emma Davl-
som. were the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Hal
Gaylord at lunch on Monday Nine.
Iauschcr is Johanna Gadski of the Grau
Opera Company. and sang Elsa in .I,a-
hcncrin' Tuesday night. She is a close
personal friend of Mrs. Nuckols." Mrs. Gay
lord WAS formerly Mis-. Mamie ChappeiI.
daughter al eX-State Treasurer Phil +.
chappell of this city.
The engagement of Miss Lulu Snow.
daughter of Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Snow of
California, has been announced. Tie gem
tleman she is to wed is Professor NJ. \.
Brasher. assistant superintendent of the
Blind Asylum of Austin, Ten The we'd
at the home of the bride. Miss Snow has
been a frequent visitor to her uncle. Mr..
Theodore Il. Burkhardt of this city, and Is a
great favurite socially
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel f. Jefries were
guests of Fulton friends last week;
Mr.. and Mrs Vaughn holland of Lincoln,
Neb.. will arrive in Missouri next week to
spend the first part of the holidays with
he formers parents, Mr., and Mrs. E. T.
with Mrs hollands parents In this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Church. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Shackleford and chill
City. to spend the winter.
Mrs. J. r. Dunscomh of St Louis is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Joseph r; Edwards.
attendance on her sister, Mrs. w. N. Clag-
gett, who has been very I'll. but is recover
ing. returned home last week.
Mrs. J. W. Poe of New Orleans, who
has been spending several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Grant. and mother. Mrs.
White. returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Grant spent a few days at
Lamonte this week.
Mrs. George Pope and sister. Miss Annie I
Germany. to visit relatives. They will be
absent until mex, May. i
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cutten have returned
from q visit to st. Louis.
Miss Iva Lockett of Teal, Mo. will spend
the winter with her cousin. Miss Bessie
Lockett.
Mrs. Jennie Edwards. librarian of the
State Library, and Miss Thompson, libra
rian Of the Public Library Association, de-
organization OF a State Library Associa-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Elston spent a few
days In st. Louis last week
Miss Anna L. Martinique, who is teach
ing in Fort Smith, Ark, will return home
next week to spend the holidays. She will
lie Houston Of Mexico. Mo-,
Misses Fife Fox and Lulu See, who are
return home Friday. to remain two weeks.
Mrs. Nathan Ayers of Ferguson Is in the
visiting Mrs. W. j. Thornton.
Sweet Springs. will return home the last
IF next week to spend the holidays with
her parents.
der. Ind. are visiting the formers brother,
James H.. Houchins. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7; Pollard of Fulton were
in the city a few days this week, visiting
Doctor and Mrs. J. l.. Thorpe.
Mrs. James Henderson and srandchild of
Butler are visiting the formers daughter.
Mrs. o. X. Brown of Fulton is a guest of
Mrs. W. T. Darlington.
The Pierian Dancing Club met last week
nd reorganized, electing the following of {
icers: Mr.. John S. Sullivan, president: Mr.:
:. NJ. Watson. vice president; Major Claud I
lark. secretary. and Mr.. a. T. Grimshaw, j
reasurer. The first bali will be given about
he middle Of January. and others Will fol- {
ow later in the winter. {
Mrs. A. G. Price departed Thursday for ]
IT. Louis to meet her daughter. Miss Ce- j
este Price. who has spent the last two '
visiting relatives and friends in
and Washington City. ,
An organ recital. the fourth of a series. Z
vas given Tuesday evening by the choirs
4 the city at Grace Episcopal Church. The {
local talent participated. The recital d
vas under the management of Mrs Will 1
Elliott. /
Informal Club was entertained last =
aturday afternoon by Mrs. Lon V. Ste Y
at the Executive Mansion. in honor a
I her guests. Mines. Alex. Stephens and +
+. Leonard of Boonville and Miss
ma Birch of ST. Louis. This will he the 4
asst meeting at the mansion in the present
administration. The drawinC-rooms and re- O
hall were decorated in palms and h
ubber plants, and the tables on which the \
Jncheon was served Were decorated with \
ut flowers. The afternoon was spent play \
Is anagrams, eight progressionS being
iade. The prizes We're won by Mrs. George n
:. o and Mrs. A. W. Ewing. Besides D
lie members present, the following guests z
ere invited: Mines. T.. G.. Ellis. 8. Il. \
.irtley. ]. w. Marstellar. S. Il. Jeffries- q
II. Fardwell, +. @. Kerr, J. l.. Thorpe, I
+. Pinkerton, A. II. Barnes. w. A. Dali L
,eyer, Frank Grant, Robert Grant and one T
r two others. t,
The Elk are preparing TO give an enter -
,inment at st. Peters Hall on December ii
ball will be given. A large number of r;
uests will attend from st. Louis and neigh s
oring cities. 1t will be one of the events N
Christmas week. l.
services viii be held Sunday
light at Grace Episcopal Church on the q
of Washington, by the Jane Randolph a
oTcrson Chapter OF the Daughters of the Of
> ..-i-an Revolution. The Reverend q. II.
c.Gc " II deliver the discourse. The Daugb- d.
rs win march in a body and the ushers ct
ill be the young women of the chapter. al
mother celebration by these daughters will a
/. the Boston Tea Party on December - If
the residence OF Mrs. Jesse w. Henry
$50 o'clock. Only the members will be It
resent. m