The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-02

| any season. More gowns appeared on th'
promenade than at any previous evening
affording their wearers fine opportunity
, 10 admire and to be admired.
| Miss E. Francis, Mrs. +. Otterson, Doctor
II. r. Barton and Jack Schlange formed al
! interested party in box No. 81.
| Afr. and Mrs. James A. Maginnis, Mis-
Eugene Maginnis, Miss Agnes Tausic anC
| Colonel William Bull were occupants D
box No. 6S
William ID. Orthwein and W. +. Orthwein
with their families. were present in theil
! box. No. 67.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs f. A Smith were enthusiastic spec
tators.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bertram Cady. Mrs A
b. Lansing and Mr.. f. w. Lansing were
noticed by their many friends;
a. \. Handlan. Mrs. A. II. Handlan. Mis-.
Nella Handlan Miss Katherine Handlan anC
f. w. Handlan occupied box No. 81.
Russell Harding, Mrs. Russell Harding
Mrs. j. W. Byrnes, who were In box No. IS
seemed to enjoy all of the perform4n-c.
MIR; and Mrs. A.. II. Curtis and Mr.. W.
II. Costeller were in box No 81 early, and
saw all of the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Chic, Miss Olivia
Chic; Miss Lillian Seymour and Mr. John
friends in box No. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Conroy. Miss Nettie
Hale and Master Robert Conroy were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Spencer. Miss Ruth
Spencer. Miss Barford of Indianapolis j.
G. Marshall of New York and A. p. Parker
formed ,1,I a q jolly party that sat in box No, a.
The Misses GuiEe. Mr.. r. Pommer Miss
Carving Stock. Mr.. Albert Stock and Mr..
a. G. Steinwender Were in box No. A.
Moon and Ellen O'Neil and J. p O'Neil
witnessed the performance from their
splendid place of vantage in box No. 7s
>, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Buckner.. Miss
Emily Lycett of Kirkwood, Ind, and Mar
tin A. Seward were interested spectators,
Ernst Koken and Mr.. C. H. Stoffregan. en-
joyed the show from box No. 70.
Miss Sanford. Miss Bond. Brian Nc
quartet in box No. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Rae. Miss Olin Rae.
Mrs Ii;,,a G A. is stsinwender Mrs Mrs Prister of
were seated in box No. So during the even
ing.
Barnes of Springfield. Ill. Colonel and Mrs
F. +. Morris of Watseka, ILL.,, and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. shryock of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs ohn e. Ha M Miss
OReily and Mr.. George W. Berker were
in box No g..
Lemp. J. w. Kearney and Mr.. Louis Lemp
occupied the Lemp box last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Crouch. Mrs. Warren
Bailey Miss Crouch, Miss Ayers of Phila-
delphia and Miss Nellie Crouch appreciated
the performance.
Mr. and Mrs Byron Nugent. Mr. Louis
johnson and Mr.. Byron Nugent, Jr., were
in box No. 50.
Charles E. W;thai Mr.. Ben Carr. Mrs
Withall Miss Withall Master Sam WithaIt
and Miss Viola Peck were interested look
ers-on from box No. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Orthwein. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. II. Donovan, Miss Ruth Orthwein.
Mrs. W. ]. Halliday and Mr.. Ben c. Lam
drum were the occupants of Mr.. Ralph
Orthwein's box.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. G. Luties. Miss Stoig,
Miss Mary Stoig Mr.. Evan McCarty and
Mr.. David c. B.ggs were observers who oc-
cupied box No. So last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas McDearnlon and Miss Lucy Nc
Dearmon were the guests of Mr.. F. b.
Higher of New York, In box No. 2s.
Miss Jennie Belding, Miss Rhoda Rath-
bone. Miss Laddie Long. Mr.. Gssrgs W.