The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-28


returned from an EXTENDED visit to the PAN
American Exposition at Buffalo. also at
Crystal Beach. South Park and Niagara
Falls and q short trip through Canada.
MIS-, Ernst NIichaelis No. 1924 Whittemore
place, has gone to Louisville, KY, to at
tend the funeral OF hergsster. Mrs. Louisa
Stephens.
Going to Buffalo Pan-American Exposi.
ton? Get tickets via Big Four Route.
Mr. and Mrs. William Witte have returned
from their Eastern trip after visiting De-
troit. Buffalo. New York and Albany.
Miss Ada and Frank Fletcher of No. 1919
Blair avenue will depart August / for an
extended visit to Charlevoix. Mich.
The Misses Viola and Frances Bonito are
now residing at No. 4552A Page avenue.
A party of st. Louisans who took the
Tennessee River trip on the City Of Clifton,
arriving Iisn1s IN st; Louis on last Monday. were
liams. Wickenden. Hill. Mrs link, Misses
Fraser, Roundtree. Ellis, Peterson, Foy,
link. Mr.. Holman.
Mrs. Mae Estelle Acton Harker denarted
on Saturday for visit of two weeks on
the seacoast near New York. She will then
60 to Old Orchard, Me-. to remain until
September Is.
Miss Mabel S. Plochman has returned
from five weeks visit with her friend
MISS May Creaan of Cairo, Ill
Big Four to Buffalo Pan-American Expo
sltion. Best service. track and equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sicher of the South
Side have returned from their Eastern we'd
Ding trip, and are now stopping with Mrs.
Sicher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Des-
berger. No. 235l Lafayette avenue.
Miss Lima Rose. Miss Emily Hageman,
Louisans. are sojourning at Eureka Springs,
Ark. They are chaperoned by Mrs. Nus
baum.
Mrs; Jas A. Ruhl and family of No. 4429
Lindell boulevard have gore to to Omena,
Mich. for the remainder Of the summer.
Ladies' stylish umbrellas. in black taffeta
or serge silk. close roll. strong frames; 20
designs of handles to select from; from
$3.50 UP. Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Niehaus and their
son. Edwin, No. 34l9 Bell avenue, have gone
to Buffalo and the seashore.
Among the ST. I.ouisans who have been
Visitors at tho Pan-American Exposition are
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter. Miss s. Fife, Mrs.
Adam Flickinger and. daughter and Mr..
Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Craig are giving a
house party at their cottage on keystone
Bass Lake, Among their guests are Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Allen, formerly Of st.
Louis, now on their way to live in New
York.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Gross is spending the sum-
mer at Shelter Island Heights, Long Island.
Mrs. H. w. Knehans and Miss Lizzie
Berry, No. 3S1S Page boulevard. are SPEND
ing the summer. in Chicago and about Lake
Michigan.
Miss Atkinson Of st. Louis is registered
at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. w.
Va.
rMessrs. Frank E; sutemeier. Charles
Hussey have taken their annual trip up
the Gasconade River on their launch. '"The
Moses Abraham The party will remain
away during the excessive warm weather.
Miss May Ashby has returned. after
spending three weeks in Decatur, III.
The Misses Marie and Elizabeth Moran.
No. 4lN Finney avenue. have gone to South
Haven. Mich.
The Baroque pearl. now SO fashionable. is
real pearl of irregular shape, and they
are very effective mounted in the rose gold
es x se TO ST.. aT reaeiseed at Near
mod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
Mr., and, Mrs. Stephen F. Quinette and
daughter are summering in Boston.
Mrs. ]. B. Ross and daughter Dorothy
will sail from New York next Wednesday
to visit her son. whois studying in Europe.
They will return in November.
Miss Julia. Reed of No. 2sOl Stoddarl
street, accompanied by. Miss Anna Buckley.
departed Saturday to spend fortnight in
Nashville. -iSs
Mrs. D. F. Daugherty, departed last
Wednesday for New York, to Join her
daughter, Miss Edna Bronson, who has
Just returned from London with the Alice