The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-13
Springs for the month.
AUDIENCE At BERNHiRDT's PLAh'

All the hall-marks of distinction wers
! Plainly visible In last nights audience. who
heard the second performance OF Lag
lon" There was. too, q decided gathering
OF those exclusive clans who have lately
determined on Tuesday nights as their
special property in contradistinction rom
the so-called smart set" that appears on
first nights.
Parties of ladies in twos and threes were
numerous. Miss Sarah Tower came with
women friends. Mrs. Sproule and the
Misses Sproule Joined acquaintance In the
parquet. not far from Mrs. A. j. Lindsay.
Mrs. Charles Southwell and Mrs. Joseph A.
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Horton. with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Mccormick. came early
and tarried In the foyer for a chat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miltenberger and
Mr.. NJ. e. MiItenberger were together. Mrs.
Miltenberger wearing a handsome gown of
brilliant turquoise, covered with jetted net
Judge and Mrs. James A. Seldom were in
the parQuet. near Henry s. Ames and Mrs
Lucy V. Sempie Ames.
Mrs. Mary Mckittrick came with her son.
| Walter Mckittrick.
Colonel and Mrs. Stickney came with
friends.
Miss Josephine Calhoun. in blue crepe
| and Persian embroidery, was escorted by
C. Norman Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Plant were in the mid
die parquet.
Corwin Spencer brought his two daugh-
tiers. the Misses Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Lambert and Miss
Lily Lambert were in the middle parquet.
Mrs. Lambert wore an all-black costume OF
net and chiffon.
Miss Bessie Clark and her fiance, Henry
Boeckeler, were In front seats. not far from
Miss Daughaday and Professor Louis Wer-
| ner. Miss Daughaday wore blue crepe.
uifh much uhtta otJp covered with whira
lace and touched with black velvet.
Miss Louise McCreery and Oscar Vieths
were on the left of the parquet. with Mrs.
Wayman McCreery and Miss Eline Vieths
in their rear.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII stanard were in the
front circle row; rear Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Patterson.
Isaac Cook came alone. as Mrs. Cook Ia
In the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Barnes were in the
second row, Mrs. Barnes in rose satin fou-
lard and lace.
George Doan were neighbors in the circle
front row.
Doctor and Mrs. Otho Ball. Just back from
their wedding trip. entered the parQuet
after act L Mrs. Ball wore mauve and
turquoise blue.
David R. Francis. Jr. brought Miss Mary
Perry and a party of ladies.
1Ahs dha AhAo ,. D.. y. A0CtS, MISS rIdHs
cine Lucas and Miss Celeste Michel sat
together. Miss Lucas wore pink crepe and
black velvet. and Miss Michel black liberty
gauze with yellow applique and a corsags
cluster OF violets.
Mrs. I. w. Morton, Miss Alice Morton and
Miss Ethel Richards were in the rear of
the circle. Miss Morton. who has Just re-
turned from a Minneapolis visit, wore pale
blue silk, and Miss Richards turquoise blue
with black velvet.
Doctor Charles H. Hughes sat on the
right of the circle near Mrs. Frank Nc
kenna and a party of friends.
Miss Catlin and Miss Carrie Howard. with
their escorts. were on the left Of the circle.
Miss Catlin wore pale blue silk with a bo-
lero of panne velvet. and Miss Howard was
in white silk with yellow lace.
Walter West brought Miss Alice Simpkins
and Miss Carroll West, the three occupying
front row seats.
Mrs. J. b. johnson chaperoned her
daughters. Mrs. Goodwin Ordway, wife of
Captain Ordway, U. 8. A, who is visiting
the parental mansion: and Miss Katherine
Johnson. who wore a handsome evening
cloak Of red brocade.