The St. Louis Republic., 1901-08-06

Saturday nights hop at Glen Echo was
quite the largest OF the summer. The youns
people went out in couples and quartets' ior
dinner and afterwards. and o'clock found
everybody tripping lightly In waltzes ara
dieux-temps within the big living-room. win
promenades on the lawn outside between
turnS
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert were
guests of Colonel McGrew at dinner, anu
later enjoyed the dance. Mrs. Lambert wore
a charming French toilet of pink SILK. veiied
in embroidered white null. the design
very open pattern. to permit the pini 10
show. With this went a small white chip
hat. faring at one side. and trimmed IN
white and pink pond lilies. Miss Mildred Ben
was a dinner guest and remained Tor the
dances. Miss Ella Beers, in white tucked
null, was the center OF party OF young
people. Charles Hunt escorted several
friends for the dance. Kennett Green. VINO
never misses a Saturday night. had friends
with him. and Edward Handlan drove OUT
with VIII Lemp and two men friends On
the Lemp trap
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Makeel. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Buck, Messers Will Collins. FRANK
Howard. Ed Lewis. Theodore Benoist ana
John Walker were all among the oane'hs
thron;.
Glen Echo Is about to have extensive I'M
provements added to the clubhouse. The
first will be an addition to the dining room.
with a bowling alley in the rear. which Will
give additional sleeping apartments up
stairs.
The present billiard-room will be turned
into a mems smoking-room. while the new
billiard-room will be a part Of the bowling
alley. screened piazza Will separate the
dining-room from the main part OF the
house and will enable the diners to be ao-
soluteiy retired when the clubhouse Is fuii
President McGrew will take a much-need-
ed rest late this month. and expects TO san
for Europe with his daughter. Mrs. Lam
bert. on August q. Mr.. Lambert VIII no,
return to Paris until october.
Mrs. Louis Buschman Of Cook avenue en-
tertained a party of friends on Saturday
evening in honor Of the birthday OF her
mother Mrs Davenport, who IL Ken
tuckian. with the graces which the women
or that Stata have made famous. Among
the guests were:
Nessieurs and Mesdames-
3. f. swingley, f. Hertzog.
Buschman.
Mesdames-
l.. Wilson. VI. Davenport.
Miss Adele Flanagan and Miss Woodville
Simpson departed on Sunday morning Tor
Chicago. where they will visit for several
week.
Mrs. p. ]. Kennedy. No. 352i Lawton ave
nue.. departed on Monday for a month 8
visit in Indiana and Ohio.
Mrs. ]. II. Richardson. accompanied by her
little son. Pierce. departed on Thursday
evening to visit her sister. Mrs. D. Croth-
ers Of Denver. Colo. She will return In the
fall and will spend part Of the time in the
mountains.
Mrs. Catherine Iattner and her nephew.
Mr. Louis Kanne. and Mrs. Kanne went to
Peoria last week to visit relatives. and from
there will go to Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. ID. Haynes Ball and son Of Cabanne.
and Mrs. Hartwell N Lyon of the South
Side are spending the summer In South
Haven. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Rau and little
daughter OF Houston. Tex. arrived In the
city Tuesday. and are at Mrs Taylor's. No.
2s27 Locust street, for a months stay.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fl. Hunt Of No. $3.50
Cabanne place will depart this evening for
a three weeks trip through the South. They
will spend few days with Mr.. Hunts par
| ents at their stock farm. the Woodland.
near Lebanon. Tenn. and from there they
will go to Horne's springa
Miss Edna Meissr Of West Morgan strsst