The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-07
PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PERSONS
in ST. LOUIS SOCIETY.

Mrs. Willis johnson. now Of Millett.. Tex.
accompanied by her little son. is visiting
try home in Kirkwood.
Mrs. George Rogers il chaperonins Miss
Delphine Dalton at Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs. W. Va.
who has been spending the last five years in
the plano Ds'S With Professor Pr Jeddicska and
louis to mske ts ey ns her he%e 70
Fine diamonds. Mermod & Jaccard's
Miss Virginia Hazard, who left st. Louis
early in April. has been detained by the ac-
cident to her brother, but will return home
about the 9th at Webster Groves.
Big Four to Buffalo Pan-American Expo
sitton. Best service, track and equipment.
Miss Laura Hoeber. No. 57A Chamberlain
months with friends in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Layton Of. No.
Sill Chamberlain avenue have gone to Col
orado Springs to spend the summer. Mrs.
Layton IL rapidly recovering from her re-
cent prolonged illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Dodge Of No. $50 Gates
avenue have gone TO Staten Island for the
summer.
Best watches, IS to 1915. Mermod & JAG
cards.
The following, st; Louisans are at the
e. Fl. Wolff. Frederick Wolf. Carlisle
tioldstein. Miss May Richards Mr.: and Mrs.
Ben Berger, Mr.. and Mrs N. Schwab Mr.
and Mrs. Jonathan Rice. Miss Ray Rahh
and Mr.. Chas. NJ. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Stephenson and Miss
Stephenson are at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. 8. ]. Strodtman and Miss Annie
strodtman departed early last week for
Colorado Springs and the neighooring ing re- e.
Omaha for the summer.
Mr.. Joseph p. Beach and daashters.
Conn. are at Hotel Beers en- route home
from California.
Mrs. Thompson and children. departed on
Saturday Cor Boston, Mass, where MIS-
Thompson's parents reside. They will Visit
the Buffalo Exposition before returning
home.
Ice water invitingly served is doubly re-
1 iain1iined ice ice pitchers at Mermod jar
cards Broadway and Locust, are really
beautiful; $3.50 to $l5.
Mr.. Henry Ames and bride OF Hotea
Beers have returned home from their ex-
tensive Oriental trfo.
10 Visiting her cousins, Misses Esther and
Sophie Matthews. Of North st. Louis.
Miss Helen d. TENN Of Chicago is visit
Ing Mrs. F. T. Kuehne at No. 912 Eads
avenue.
Decatur. ILL.,, where she will remain sew
eral weeks.
Captain B. F. spiekermsn and sisters 81 ha Az
iantic City and Philadelphia.
Mrs Mary Hogan Ludlum was elected
to the office of secretary OF the Natfona!
Association of Elocutionists at It's annual
meeting at Buffalo last week. Mrs Lud-
lum gave several slccessf p dem nnnHen-
ton. and received much hearty commehda-
ton She ia now In Chautaudua for the
summer.
Messrs George and F. j.. Langenberg
have returned from trip to the Bermudas
Mr.. and Mrs. John Balm OF Kansas City
are stopping at Hotel Beers
Mrs. Mary Phillips has gone East, where
she will remain until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mcclure Of the City
of Mexico are guests at Hotel Beers.
Mrs, Simon Van Raalte departed on Fri
day for Petoskey, accompanied by her SIS
ter, Miss Esther Rosenthai.
The newest and most artistic boleros
belts and belt buckles at Mermod & JAG
| cards. Broadway and Locust.
Mrs. Frank d. Gildersleeve and Mrs. Rob-
ert o. Gray have just returned from trip
to Boston, where they attended the annual
meeting OF Christian Scientists They re-
turned by way Of Buffalo and were present
at the opening ceremonies OF tho Missouri
building.
Mr., and Mrs. James Ashby Of East Grand
avenue announce the engagement OF theil
daughter Mae to Mr.. Alfred Kuhn Of the
South Side.
Miss cornelia NJ. Bogy 10 located at No
1880 Lucas avenue.
Miss Ottilie Rehbein. No. $50. Iowa ave.
nue.. departed last week for Baltimore to