The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-14
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s: JOPLIN so1lI eE1f &@fh s' MOST nos e siaSeza asP ssen;
on or Tbs1sr week s,t was the s card M party given
was attended by many Of the society ma
i IaSies. IN I'D, the eue city and by by vs several young
served throughout the game. followed by
g course luncheon. Those invited were:
A Mm FIIim Gs9rsS wd Re dsaI Henry Campbell. =.
Peter Christman. Hugh McIndoe, Viii
Hacker, A. H. Rogers. Harry Crittenden. r.
g. scr Tyler; Peter sehnur. Ed Porter, win
Tayior s n w.. = B. : 5en khank = M1 p' NTs.
Harry Kingsbury. Charles Toepper. L. F.
at51es; Phil hdbI Michel E1sa / IL H; !, Spencer, W; 4.
Amsden. Frank Walker. I. +. ' Meiloy S'i BEN
Landauer, Louie Black. E. o. Bartlett,
AGsRrr sreEsk s4 Robert Holmes. q. G.
Phi! Arnold. Louisa Barney. Gaien Spencer.
k Ms1i:;. E e 3 BaR P';s1 DIV W; :: Price, y. s.
Royse, l. E; Craig. ]. E. Tedford, Arthur
Spencer. Herbert Schnur, Daigler OF SPRING
field. Oliver Holmes Of Parsons, Harry
Ward Burk and Mitchell Pickett Of Gaiena'
and Misses Carrie Woolcot of Riton. Wis:
Ia Kat Murph Grace Kimball of Rich Hill and
Doctor and Mrs. Frank Matthew'S rave
tneir hrst entertainment Wednesday even
ing since their marriage. It was q. s O'Clock
laid Hanne Tor ana te q c aad disn affair; Covers were
courses: The guests were: Doctor and Mrs.
!MT Mat: M;s., Miss Beulah Ledger of Paris.
Church and Jean Gregg.
The ladies' who form the COLONY at the
Hotel Clarketon arranged a bid euch re
5he hotoi in honor Of Mrs sae d Raiaiifbs OF OF
Snicago. who had been a guest at the
h ho1es and q. who left the next day. for her
served served af nsyG tbe s wsps given TSa.. and luncheon
SMessrs. and Mines. Griffin. john Snasf s.. T Mfre:
I Garrit 8. Clemens. George Coburn. Mrs.
lynn. Ma nssan Alice M''' Giar Ai,oe p, Packer Ns.. Of
kking. Gottlieb. Woelz and McCollosh Of
, The As.You:Liks;1t c1ub resumed its
the home Of Miss limo Price. Mrs Fre al
b aaa captured the favor for the after
MATT. n ona ne nv was sesyed. Mrs. Charles
members. '"e 'esioent
~ The b.. Bsohsmian Club met on Monday night
Won BY, Mrs; 7. q. Wear and t NJ. Charles ~ses
Hsrs h Messfs' an wi' M ss5ysd. I'll The guests
Crales Bartlett and Charles Hart. 4"oore'
Ladies' Day at the Elk Club on Tuesday
We Was SIS, spent most pleasantly in dancing and
<AuiOuX those nraoopf
were Mesdames. Charles Toepper Jnphnsnn
OF Webb City, Fred Lawder, AUen Pitcher
Ralph Luther. H. A. Johann and Wimar 4
Becker and Misses summerviile. White.
sophie Schollmyer. Clara and Jane Pau, and
Nan Geddes. e0' aAio
The Tuesday Whist Club resumed its
t mieet' af III this so week E, a Ms. its Lenten vaca-
North Heights. The favors wer won by
Mrs. Stearns and Mrs Huntley. y" ~
Three dances took place this week. on.
given by the Knights and Ladie. Of Secmro
i i'm, Mond.y night at ae.mania Han. Miss
night n that Of the Catholic Knirhfs ~
America at Emerson Hall Wednesday night.
Mrs. Phil Michel Of North Byers aysnne
entertained the Economics Department Of
the Emerson Club Tuesday evening. r was
Thornton captured the favor in the card
game. and also the prize for being the
"tackfest'' dressed person present. IIuncheon
was served. The husbands Of the ladies Of
the department were also entertained.
Mrs. Will Halyard entertained the Even.
Fancy Work Club on Tuesday night.
Those present were Misses Edith. Fiorrie
and Maggie Lawder. Lorraine King. Minnie
Anderson and Frances Long.
MFk A. =. stoeger entertained the