The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-02
PERSONAL

Il bsSS ANShS ofthi aAii VIE 1Oio ANSA0W
ley. Also a recitation by Mrs. Harry Was-
geman and Miss Edna Bollman.
Personal MENTION.
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-
cust.
Miss Maud Nolan, who has been connect
ed with Hosmer Hall for several years in
the capacity Of student and later as a mem
Der of the faculty. will go to her home in
Macon. No.. for a short stay before sailing
for Europe for the summer. She will take q
party Of young ladies abroad: sailing on
Ian does not expect to return to ST. Louis,
but has accepted a very excellent position
u, %be sne he srU duties sc nel b. Ia largely er1's SOCIAL axfn snd
in the way Of cha~peronage. Those st. Louis
friends Wit have found Miss Nolan an In
dispensable lecture Of their house parties
and various entertainments are discOnsolate
at her departure.
list world Of New York. IL the guest Of Mrs.
Oscar Meyer. No. 42A West Morgan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Robinson, No.
52l7 Delmar boulevard. have given up house
keeping for tine summer and are located at
No. 5eoS Maple avenue
The Colonial Danes OF the State Of Mis-
souri,. who's annual custom II Is to oner a
money prize to schools of high-school grade
for essay work. held their final meeting IN
Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
H. L. Block. who has taken the Carr coun.
try place-"CarrswOld." near the Country
Club-for the summer.
This year three st. Louis schools and five
Kansas City schools entered the lists. and
all the prize-wfnners were girls. though a
number Of boys competed
In st. Louis Miss Anna Grace Borggrarse:
No. +e5 Seaman place, and a H.yh Scnooi
student. and Miss Ruth l.. Parker. No. Ss1
Maple avenue. also Of the High school.
their e~ssay-writing. the subject being
fred the Great" Professor Snow and Mr.:
Crunden were the Judges and recommended
q division of the prize. as stated above.
In Kansas City Mr. and Mrs. karneS mad
charge Of the arrangements. and the prize
went to Miss Antoinstte craig. three rec
says were all of extremely high merit.
which made a decision very dificuit- This
custom Of offering an annual essay prize
last year. and has proven to be highly sue
cessful as an impetus to literary and essay
work In the schools.
The elite Of the city attend the auction
sale daily Of the Merrtck, Walsh Phelps
and E. Jaccard's Jewelry Co.'S stock OF dia-
monds, watches. silverware. ETC.. at Olive
and Sixth.
is the guest Of Miss Elsie Krinfold. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Krinfold of KrinfOld
Hotel. Miss .Fetherstun will spend six
weeks visiting friends in st. Louis.
Miss Adah Clear. No. 1915 Clara avenue.
departed on Monday morning for Chicago.
MIR. John F.. Yaeger and the Misses Louise
Sophia Messmer and Laura Young
blood have gone to New York to attend
the annual meeting of the General Conven-
ton Of the New Jerusalem
Big Four to Buffalo Pan-American Expo
sition. Best service. track and equipment
Mrs. M~armaduke Of Hotel Beers Is enter
tanning her daughter. Mrs. James L. Pearce.
Of Kansas City. |
Mrs. Paul Jones has returned from a visit |
In her old home at Texarkana-
Chanseable Silk Umbrellas, in brown. \
blue, cardinal and navy: fashionable
handler: for sun and rain, at Mermod & 1
Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust Umorei-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Crenshaw Of SPRING
field. Mo-. are stopping at Hotel Beers.
Mr.. H. Sergman has gone to New York
and other Eastern cities. including Buffalo
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Drummond and
heir family nave gone to Bar Harbor.
where they Will cottage during the summer
numerous cruises on their yacht. the white
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bevis returned last
from a short Eastern visit
Doctor and Mrs. Hartwell N. Lyon are
entertaining Mrs. Walter Albert of Cape Gi-
rardeau. Mo.
Mrs. Oliver Langan. No. 404 Westminster
place. Is entertaining her niece. Miss Clara
OF Collinsvtlle. Ill 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland r. Dunn and their
Doctor Freeland r.. Dunn, are about
70 remove to their handsome home. No.
zoe West Pine boulevard.
Gathers. s. L Peckhams. 464 North Broad
way.
Mrs. ". ]. Wyatt Of Hamilton. Mo, ac-
by her daughter. Grace. and son.
Iay Wyatt, who have been visiting rela-
ives and friends In this city for the past
our weeks. returned home last week.
Mrs. G. W. whitecotton and Miss Brew
ngton Of Hannibal. Mo-. are occupying
inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis schlossstein have re-
urned from Milwaukee,. after spending v
weeks with their granddaughter. Mrs. Will
am August Bensberg.
The entire stock of envelopes and writing
apers OF the Merrick. Walsh & Phelps
eWelry Co. 10 on sale at Mermod & JAG
ards. Broadway and Locust, at lower ,
Going to Buffalo Pan-American Exposa-
ION? Get tickets via Big -Four Route. Il.
Mr.. Henry s. Poole Of Washington bouIe-
ard has returned from q Chicago visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. Lasher and r. E.
asher. Jr.. have gone to the Pacific Coast /.
or a lengthy trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.. Holbrook of Hotel
BEERS have returned from a visit to Doctor I
'oote and family Of Omaha. Neb.
-
Mrs. Leon Hull returned home last week ]
rom Louisville. KY. where she has been
fsiting relatives. Her niece, Miss Vonis,
eturned with her.
Marcus Bernheimer and his family VIII
istt Culver, Ind, June 6 and Godfrey.
H., Junt II, to attend the commencement
xercises Of Culver Military Academy md J I