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

white chiffon and black chenille. Her ha
was large gray Gainsborough the brin
trimmed with one very long pale blu,
| plume.
OF honor in the Dula box. Mrs. Evans wore
| stunning carriage cloak with triple capes
of black velvet. lined with white satin. anf
| trimmed in white point applique. Her hal
was small affair of blue velvet. the brim
| bordered with white roses Miss Flora
! Dula was in tan crepe and lace, touched
with pale blue, with hat of white lace and
| blue plume.
MIR. and Mrs. Hunt Turner again appeared
! last night. being in the Walker box. Mrs.
| Turner wore three-quarters' coat of black
| velvet with revers of chinchilla over gray
| and white satin gown. with white velvet
I hat. Miss Scanlan was also guest IN TINS
! coque feather boa. large corsage cluster OF
natural violets and black velvet plumed
/ hat. Alleh West also sat in this box
| Miss Stella Wade. who sat in the Festus
Wade box. chaperoned by Mrs. Wade; wore
malachite green and white satin. her hat OF
shades of green and white plume.
Miss Anne Sullivan and Miss Somerville
| both were in the Wilson box. gayiy attired
/ Miss Somerville wore a Louis QuinZe coat
! OF black velvet over blue satin. with broad
blue revers and hat of blue felt and white
roses. Miss Sullivan was in pastelle pink
! black hat.
Mrs. Charles Cabanne wore a handsome
black and white costume. with boa of black
and white ostrich feathers. and spangled
toque of black and white tulle.
Harry Hayward. a. II. Miltenberger, Jo-
seph Buse. Eugene Handlan. ID. L. Parrish:
A. c. Wegman. a. L. Berry, Ralph and
Max orthWein. viii Steer and John Kear-
ney were a few of the many men who
crowded against the promenade railing all
evening.
Mrs. Duncan Joy and Mrs. Max Kotany
sat again together. Mrs joy was in beige.
! with front ornamentation o; turquoise blue
satin and turquoise hat. small in size Mrs
kotany wore ecru crepe and lace front; MIS-; ;
-h.n IN Eam
white. Joseph H. Wear was the gentleman
of this party.
Naqve On box were aes MI Mrs and ldMard WAR Randa
Hoyt. Mrs. Warwick Hough, Claude L.
Mathews.
Box held Judge John NJ. Wood. Mrs.
John NJ. Wood. Miss katherine Cairns, Miss
Alma Gass Of Jefferson City and Miss
Kaime.
In box were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Con-
rades. John II. Comrades. Otto +. StfeL
In the Marshall box were Mr.. and Mrs. n.
B. Marshall. the Misses Susan and Ella Nc
; Clary. Miss Anne skinner. Miss Octavia
Monroe. Miss Mary Marshall and I. II.
Marshall.
Walter West and Stewart Stickney, VIII
Logan and Ewall Buckner were some of the
men who crowded the promenade.
Colonel William H. Hughes had friends in
his west tier box.
Miss Mae Beatrice Luney appeared on
the promenade in a white broadclcth cloak.
the capes folded in turquoise, with small
hat of turquoise Blue, plumed in blue.
NJ. G. Connolly and Paul Wilson were in
In box IS were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Abrams. Mrs Rus
sell Gardner, and Captain 7. A. Cathey.
Garth Biliingsley Joined the Calhoun par
ty late.
In box No. IA were Mr. and Mrs L. B.
Pierce Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Il. Pierce and
! Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Silver.
In the Faust box the guests were: Nine.
Pierre Busch. Paris, France. who wore
black lace. front of gold embroidery and
white plumed hat; Mrs. A. ID. Gianinni. Mr.;
Cochran Peters, New York, with MIR. and
Mrs. Edward A. Faust
In the King box were Mr.. William J.
kiIg Mt Mr; And and Mrs ss, Fred Isramore %nnn ,s w
F. Donovan and Miss Donovan were in a
box together.
The Jourdan box held Mr. and Mrs Nor
ton Jourdan and Miss Byrd Jourdan, who
wore white embroidered null, with large
white beaver hat. trimmed in white and
pink. Mrs. Jourdan wore pink moire with
cream applique. large black hat and white
feather boa.
In the Gerhardt box were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Gerhart, Miss Josephine Tindall.
Fayette, Mo-; Ernest Kingsbury Miss Tin
dali wore white taffeta, white chiffon and
bodice of lace. Mrs. Gerhart was in black
velvet. with spangled net bodice and Gains
borough hat of black.
Box "a held Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Klein of
Cincinnati Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Condor. Miss
Bernays and Doctor Bernays. Mrs. Klein
wore a white lace costume
tertained Mr.. VIII Walker and Miss Walk
er Mrs. Robert F'illey and Pierre Clautice.
Charles Ward Rhodes lent his applause
to the potato racers from the promenade.
Miss DuIa entertained Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
ROsers and Miss Newly, besiGes the Walker
Evanses.
Miss, Fanny Bernstein wore blue. with
George Doan, George Suite of Kansas
City and Philip Scanlan were on the prom
en2de.
Miss Anna Koehler wore appIe-green
crepe. appliqued in silver passementerie and
trimmed in white chiffon. with small folded
hat of black velvet. wreathed about the
crown with pink roses.
Governor Francis. Henry Beakey Festus
j Wade and Joseph ID. Lucas were part of
the promenading throng: also Jack Connall
and Lyle Garrison.
Kiss Emily Francis was in the Otterson
box. wearing white cloth and blue satin,
with black and blue hat.
Miss Maud Moon, who sat with Mr. and
Lrs. Moon, ard James O'Neili. wore black
and white, with tulle boa and black hat.
Miss Bessie Green came with Mr.. Car
penter, wearing a black and white costume,
touched with blue.
Mrs. Conrad Peters Of New York, who
broadcloth. with low-cut vest of pale blue |
panne velvet; a decided innovation in gen. !
temen's attire.
Franklin p. Seller. who rode in the po-
tato race; Ralph Orthwein and Tudor Will |
knson, were in riding togs all evening.
fMdr cnor psa Ta sh tcbs IN her
pink: her hat, a large gray velvet, with |
many nodding plumes.
In the Brown box were Miss Mary Clark, |
I'm white crepe and ecru lace: Mrs. Margaret |
Post, in gray silk. lace and pink velvet; |
Mrs. S. II. Wright, Mrs. Paul Brown, Ad- |
olson Samuel and Paul Brown. Jr.
Miss Ida Crouch wore an effective black |
and-white costume, the gown of black vel |
vet laced with heavy white silk cords over |
white satin: her hat a white felt with black |
stin wings
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maxwell were in |
their box with Miss Bessie Maxwell, Miss /
Gertrude Ballard and David Blanton. Mrs. |
Maxwell wore black spangled lace, black
hat. Miss Maxwell. a pompl-
dour silk with black-and-white chiffon boa;
Miss Ballard. green crepe and white |
plumed Gansborough.
Miss Annie z. Carroll was escorted by W. |
II. Lohman.
Mrs. Fred C. Hanpeter were white taffeta |
and applique, with white felt hat. |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Holiday were on the |
Mrs. Holiday wearing black |
broadclcth. with large hat of mauve felt |
and pale blue.
Miss Francine Lucas wore white etamine. |
with pale blue velvet. and handsome hat of |
white satin and Irish lace. Her escort wa a /