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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-14

i Harry Wall and Judge O. n. Carter. Four
hundred callers paid their respects to Gov
ernor and Mrs. Yates in the course Of the
| evening. For their entertainment the PAS
sion Pay" was presented bv Mr.. Deweine
of Peoria, and illustrated in lecture by Doc
tor Johnson of Peoria and in song by Mr..
Albert Guest of Springfield. accompanied on
the plano by Miss Palmer. instrumental
selections followed by Miss Palmer and Mr..
Guest; together Es e ! with It'll feadinssM a by r KspFe-
Wheelan of Beaver Dam. Wis.
At the Wednesday matinee Mrs. Yates
was va s assisted in RECEIVING By g.r her mother mother
and Miss Kuechler.
An informal reception was held in the Of
fee Of Lieutenant G Gov a Nor Nort siys1
for Mrs. Yates and was to the Senators,
Senate employees and newspaper correspond
assisted in receiving by Mrs. j. P. Mahoney
Of Chicago. Mrs. c. n. Travous Of Edwards
willie and Mrs. e; N. Bowcock and Miss Pal
on Footsteps Of the Dutch in the New
| World'' at this weeks meeting Of the
E +, Nas5ee: & ,f GluS at xa sns home so'leT Se M the
literary discussion. Mrs. Alfred Bayliss cap.
turing the prize. Mrs. Harry Phillips Of
G ths Nav as meesins the ef h the State Df Fsasrs:,o ,D
Of Women's Clubs were selected as follows:
Mrs. Charles Hay. Mrs. il, hudson: Mrs.
illini Club members met Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mrs Colean. when the
Second Expedition Against Black Hawk.
shabonee's Ride" MIS-. isabel JAMESON;
Massacre" Miss Stockdale: Defeat Of Cap.
tain Stevenson at East Pitetonka Creek"
Miss Aver; "Rlack Hawks Defeat at Kel.
Miss Miss Anseii: "Battle Of Bad AZ. Ter
minatins the Black Hawk War;" Miss
Grace Fancher: reading. The Peace Pipe"
Miss Helmle. ~
The Hamilton Whist Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Nor.
gan. In the evening the South Side Whist
Club met at the residence OF coionei anu
A party Of Springfield society folk went to
Elkhart last evening and we're entertainea
Ct dinner at SoslshursSt o,o by M 4asn ff 5 IS
Horace L. virgins Colonel and Mrs: Henry
Davis. the Misses Clara Jones; Alta Wais snd
Meesrs. John Latham. Ralph N. Reed and
Male members Of the senior class Of the
nual banquet yesterday by. the girls q the
class. Toasts we're responded to as follows:
welcome" Mis-, Ruth spaulding; ...1rr = me
G GHi, Frank Ka,b: T the Teachers De
Witt Montgomery.
Mrs. Charles Sickle entertained the North
fer the play was awarded to Miss Lulu
Hibbs. The secord prize went to Miss West
Of Chicago. and the third prize to Mrs. John
A recital was given last evening b.. Miss
Margaret E. Brooks at the Bette Stuart
Members Of the Entire Nous Club were EN-
tertained this afternoon by Miss Salie Per-
kins. Progressive euchre constituted the en-
Miss Jocie Nodine was hostess at this aft
ernoon's meeting Of the Out Vive Club.
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SOClETYlN MISSOURI f'..'s
AND
NEIGHBORlNG CITIES.
Jefferson City, Kansas City, St. Joseph, sedalia, the Two
sp1ingfeds, Hannibal, St. Charles, Alton, Hot
Springs and Paducah.

J. Edwards. Hawkins. and the following
guests: Mines. Stephens. Hobbs. DallE2eyer.
Morrow. Robinson. Darlington. Grow,
Hogg. Moore. Misses Birch. Kate and zou
Taylor and Miss Hattie Gordon Of Kansas
City.
Mrs. Waltour NJ. Robinson rave Q delight
Of Miss Edna Gordon and her bridesmaids.
Her handsome homo on McCarty street was
profuse in its floral decorations, tonQuils
decorating the reception hall, pink roses
library was redolent with the odor Of hya.
cinths. and bright crimson tulips decorated
the buffet, sideboard and table in the din
Pearl Mitchell dispensed coffee. while at the
other Mrs. Taylor served Ices. The hours
for the reception were from I to 6, and dur
Ing the latter ter hour mar. many s gentlemen n,anh were
about sixty.
Mrs. Robinson looked especially well in a
black point d'csprit net over silk. trimmed
transparent yoke and undersleeves of the
net.
Miss Gordon's gown was q creation Of
trimmed in Persian bands Of pink and gold
and green panne velvet. with insertion and
bodice of D'Alencon lace.
Miss Mitchell wore a gown OF black Re.
Nuisance lace with rufhes OF chiffon and
transparent yoke and sleeves Of chiffon en-
broidered IN pearls.
Mrs. Taylor wore q becoming gown OF
green foulard fioriated In white. with trim
mings of pink satin. black velvet and green
panne velvet, and quantities of delicate
lace.
Miss Attic Robinson. who returned home
a from Monticello yesterday, assisted her
mother in entertaining and was gowned in
a dress Of rose foulard trimmed in lace
and ribbons. with transparent yoke. and
undersleeves Of lace and bows Of black vel
vet on yoke. girdle and collar.
Following is q list OF the guests: Mines.
D.. ". sheckleford. 8. Waters Fox, A. l.
Hawkins. H. E. Church. Jr.. o. H. Man
chester, Charles knapp, James B. CAN'T,
W. J.. Edwards. E. 7. Orear, N. l. R. Tay-
lor Of Kansas City. G.: w: Gordon. Jesse
Edwards. J. g. sullivan. g. B. Cook. WI.
Carrtngtun, &c. Crow. Lon ". Stephens.
Charles E. Chinn and A. a. Hulett of Webb
don. McHenry. Gass. Hattie and Marie
johnson Of Kansas City. Pearl Mitchell Of
Miller. Price: Pope, sullivan. Owens Of
Sweet Springs. Ethel Edwards. Janette and
Adele Williams, Cook. Grafton, CAN'T,
Thompson. Ethel Robinson and Bessie Orr
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NJ. Hall. The event was largely attended.
about 400 persons being present. The even-
ing's entertainment consisted Of addresses
by the president, Mrs. John Dacey; re-
sponses by the Reverend NJ. J.. McL0uGh-
lin and the Reverend F. J. Ernst.
A pretty one-act comedy entitled The
Champion of Her Sex was next present.
ed by the following ladies': Mrs. John Da-
cey. Mrs. A. G. Bowe. Mrs. J.. p. Murphy.
Misses Alice Lyons, Annie Dwyer. Margaret
Sullivan. Margaret Langon and Mrs. J. J.
Bowles.
Dancing and card-playing were among the
other entertaining features.
In connection with the anniversary o an
Quet was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Blair. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Pollard and Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Pol
lard were In Shelbina Tuesday. where they
attended the burial OF Charles A.. Blair.
Mr.. John b. Shepherd and Miss MAGGIE
Hogg. daughter Of ]. o. Hogg. were mar
of the bride. No. 1870 Center street. the
Reverend J.. H. Malcolm Of the Presbyte-
rian Church officiating. Bride n groom
are spending their honeymoon In st. Louis.
Mrs. II. NJ. Patton Is visiting frie:dS In
Mrs. A. Sidney Harris and son. Jerome,
Of Minneapolis. Mimi. who nave been the
guests Of Mrs. Jacob Harris. departed
Wednesday for Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Kelly Of st. Louis Is the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. John O'Donnell-
turned home Wednesday. after Q VISIT to
Mrs. ". II. Pierson.
Mrs. o. L Long returned yesterday from
a visit in Quincy.
Mrs. ]. J. Bou.n and Mrs. z O. Hodson
spent Wednesday In Quincy.
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sPRINGFIELD, MO.

spec,al Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Springfield. Mo-, April 1.-THE Bon AMI
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Patterson, MI. and
HRS. Jack Russell. Mr.. and Mrs, Ed coWen'
Miss Grace Martin, Miss Rosa Lee Meyers
Of st. Louis. Misses Katherine and Alber-
tine scholten. Miss Bessie Mack. Miss Re-
katherine Holbrook,, Miss Nell Lee. with
Mr.. Percy Wagstaff, Mr.. Matt Walters. MI.
R IosHdnn. Ns Mr. walter MI; ID Mo Mol,' ME- MI. 4 john n;
Cloyes. Doctor J. II. Nixon. Mr. Smith GTen-
and Mr.. Frank Williams.
of Mrs. Henry LIE Compt Monday afternoon.
Those present were Mines. c. H. Baldwin.
Ernest Maor roy Wi, c Wno@a .1d LINN fa 5en ha Gsa..
]. Wright, Charles Axtelle. Louis Lapham.
Fred Eckas. ]. B. Mack. Kate Mulky. Tom
keet; Charles Mccain. WIN Kee. N. E.
j. White and Miss liza May Berry.
Mrs. Robert Clark and little daughter Of
Mrs. James Akin Of Humansville, Mo-. b
the guest of Mrs. Frank Roberts
Mrs; Ed Mccullough is the guest Of
'' MIS-. Alice oiDsy is visiting in st. Louis.
Mrs. Bessie Taylor has returned from st.
lS Mrs. Emily otterson has returned from a
few days stay in st. Louis.
Mrs. Harry Johns is at home after =
pleasant stay in st. Louis.
Miss Nellie McVay and Mr.. Albert r.
Camp were quietly married Wednesday
evening at the homo Of Mrs. Houston. The
Reverend Mr.. Paul Douglas oficiated.
Mrs. Homer T. Fuller gave a / O'Clock
luncheon Saturday in honor Of her sister.
Miss Jones'. who will leave for Fredonia,
n. Y, is a few days to spend the summer.
Covers were laid for Miss Jones. Mrs. Wal
ter Robertson, Mrs. Augusta Flanner. Mrs.
Frank Wygal. Mrs: c. 3. Fulton. Mrs. A. r
Mcdonald. Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Chamberlain,
Mrs. j. R. Miner, Mrs. J. B. Dodson. Mrs.
E J. Perry. Mrs. Ed Merritt and Mrs. B.
A. Hall.
An Easter luncheon was given by the
Members Of Grace NJ. E. Church ut the
residence OF Mrs. F. Smalley Thursday aft
ernoon.
Nj. Urban NJ. shumaker and Miss Erna
n. Bond were united In marriage Wednes-
day evening at the home Of tho brides
cousin. Mr.. c. ]. Free. The Reverend d.
e. Struggled of1ciated.
Mrs. Virginia Kirby gave a luncheon
Wednesday complimentary to Mrs q. A.
Shaw Of Oregon. Those present at tho q.
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BILE were: Mrs; G. 4. Shaw. Mrs. Anna
M ,ead y M1: J Mrs.; Sarah Hat1. + Parish M1s n MTs:
son and Mrs. Lou Hinton.
The senior class of Drury entertained
P Msepes nsSu,; sysnip bI,tb In celebration Mls. as of Mr;
Rachael Rogers. Bertha Miller. Virginia
Craig. and Messrs. James Lawrence. Joe
Wesley Orr and Alfred Mansfield were the
guests OF the occasion.
Miss Marie Owens entertained the Junior
Misses Josephine Headley, Irene Swearin-
gen. Maude Stone. Helen Bousley and Ag-
mes Thiele.
Conspicuous among the social events of
Bpworth League Of the Grace II. E. Church
Thursday evening In honor Of the Reverend
Harvey, A.; Jones and wife.
Miss Helen Barton entertained Saturday
at her home at Ash Grove: Misses Eta
Moore. Lucy Sheppard, Bertha Holland,
BERTHE Smith. Elizabeth Donaldson. Cleona
her guests.
The Phi lambda Epsilon Society met at
me residence e OF Mr.. Harry silsby Friday
len t Ea2!y. w VaHss RGIesafni1 xe Ailen M sna law Al-
renee tpdegraf, Burgess Snyder. Archie
Colt and Aubrey Corsar.
George Tent in Kansas G City. 'eS MIS-
Mrs. Bessie Taylor has returned from st.
Louis.
Miss Mayms White is visiting in Joplin.
Miss Edna Nigh h'S has returned from a
pleasant e;s $ visit TO- relatives at Girard, Kas.
Bette are visiting in Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Joshua Lee and Miss Nellie Lee have
returned from San A%antonio, where they
Miss Clara Moist entertained the Thurs
Gay Club Thursday afternoon.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday REPUBLIC
Springfield. Ill. April 1.-THE Monday
Afternoon Eue Sn Club met this week at
Member Of the Monday Embroidery Clup
met this week at the residence of Mrs
Kikendall. The afternoon was spent IN
Miss Celia Redlich was hostess at the
meeting of the Monday Card Club. The oi-
version of the afternoon was progressive
first prize. The second prize was captured
was given to Miss olga Laugeman.
meeting eEfnsn 81 the x xu,hd ahs CUB SaR'ef held d None One
day evening at the home Of Captain and
Mrs. ]. H. Freeman. A discussion Of the
subject was led by Mr. 8: L. Spear, and
The meeting Of the Monday Night Whist
Club was held at the home Of the Misses
Foley.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Tracy
for Governor and Mrs. Yates and former
Governor and Mrs. Tanner. The house was
embellished IN an attractive manner: In,
State and Mrs. James A. Rose. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Ferguson: Mr.. and Mrs. E. A;
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Weber: Mr.. and
te:, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Tracy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. B. ".
Brown. the Reverend A. NJ. Hall and Miss
Mr.. Arthur Ingham. organist at st. Paul's
Cathedral, gave a farewell concert Tues
day evening. on the eve OF his departure
for st. Lopuis, where he has located. As
sisting him in the extensive program were
Mrs. E.. Huntington Henkle, soprano; Miss
Hickey. tenor; Mr.. Harry NJ. Shape. barry
tone; Mr.. Milton G. Lutz. solo violinist. In
the course of the programme Mr.. Ingram
rendered several selections on the pipe or
gan
wednesday was a day of unusual enjoy
ment at the executive mansion. In the
evening a party of distinguished guests were
entertained at dinner by Governor and Mrs.
Yates. Around the board were gathered
Lieutenant and Mrs. w. A. Northcott, Sam
uel Alschuler Of Aurora. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Travous Of Edwardsville. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. wadsworth Of Pekin. enator Hamilton
Of Chicago. Mr.. H. L. Deweine and Doctor
q. w. Johnson OF Peoria and Miss r.
Katherine A. Palmer Of Springfield.
FOLLOWING the dinner Governor and Mrs.
Yates received the assemblymen, their wives
and friends. In the receiving party With
the Governor and his wife were their Inner
guests and Secretary ef State and Mrs.
son, Patrick ODonnell Of Chicago. MI.
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HANNIBAL, mo.

| Special Correspondence Of Tho Sunday Republic.
Hannibal, April 1.-THE engagement Of
Mrs. Mrs. &. q. Price. to mr.. ia overstreet. is
announced. The wedding Will occur early IN
June.
! visit to friends In Macon City.
Mrs. ]. Henderson and daughters Of Perry
have returned home after a visit to the
family of George Mcclure.
Mrs. James Camery has returned from q
two weeks visit In st. Louis. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowley have returned
to st. Joseph after q visit to Mrs NJ.
Misses Margaret. Clara. Bertha and Patti
Buchanan of New London were visiting IN
'i Mrs s.'S W. HIDE Il. Be- witt ha, returned from
Mrs. Fred Morse has returned from a
short s visit NO to ST Lane. louis Urea. have returned
Mics Mary Lan was the guest Of friends
Mrs. D. Robinson has returned from a
Nick Dietrich Of this city and Miss Josie
iaffer p 81 m%o WeGnesday. John Heri. Jr.. Of
this city attended the wedding.
Miss Dora Mckenzie has returned from q
visit to friends u Poi g.; Lows ~ Clarence /, the
eusst OF the family of T. M. Pollard.
Mrs. Frank Converse and children OF kan
sas City, formerly of Hannibal. are VISITING
Miss Lizxie Keller has returned from
Clover Leaf Lodge. No. 4s. Brotherhood Of
Railroad Trainmen: gave it s. anng %h. s saIl
lowing were the committees Of tho evening:
Arrangements = Forest Brown. Charles
Wachendorfer. Jake Totsch. Clarence Doc
ley and w. e Crum. ,,,
Decorations-Milliam Love-, Oscar Hii.
Stanley Bum, William Rush, p. N. Wright.
Prompter. Arthur Conklin; musical direct
or. Clarence Dooley; floor managers. CnaS.
Moore. John varney. Frank Huser. p: Z
Thieon: doorkeepers. Charles Wachsndorf-
er and Charles Dreyer; checkroom, Charles
Dolan: refreshments. Henry Stein and Hot.
ace Poasue: judges Of prize waits. Mrs, W.
Fl. Grove. Mrs. Charles Moore. Robert MUIR
phy. Doctor Roth and Enoch SandaL
The prize offered for the best q and
gentleman walters were awarded to Nils
Berdie Nerlich and Mr.. Lark Shaffer.
Miss Amy TOTAL Of Quincy IL the guest
Mrs. J. Z. Hailikan and children Of GUM
cy are the guests Of Mrs. J. n. Rogers.
The Catholic Knights n Ladies Of Amer
lea celebrated Ia second anniversary Of
their organization Tussday evening at z. J.
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HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

Hot Springs. Ark, April 12.-Mr. and Mn.
g. e. GRANGE Of st. Joseph. r. 8. BrownleO
and wife of Brookfeld. Mo-. s. B. GRANGE Of
Chicago and Doctor T. b. Owen Of Brook
field compose II party which arrived here
early In the week.
Former Governor Thomas T. Cfittenden
OF Missouri - q recent arrival aId 70 Q
guest at the Waverly Hotel.
Mrs. H. Earpies and Misc MarpieD Of Dc.
Louis arrived early in the week and are
stopping at the Park Hotel.
Miss Matte L. Goyer and Miss Kat10 =
Downey of Plattsburg, Mo-. are recent aFs
rivals at the Park Hotel.
Miss Ada Bond of LeavenWurth, VINO has
been the guest Of Mrs. J. p. Martin. ~
turned home Tuesday. She was acconpae
MED as far as Little Rock BY Mr.. Martin.
The Misses Jimmie and 1izzie Murray ~
Miss Casa Toplitt Of Little Rock are vialte
ing here.
Messrs. W. C. Fordyce and D. W. Men e
st. Louis are at the Eastman Hotel.
Miss D. Moore Of Little Rock 10 . sueee
at the Avenue Hotel.
Mrs. 6. E. Meyer OF Kansas City n Q late
arrival at the Arlington.
Mrs. o E. Mckinney. after . viat e
home in st. Louis Tuesday.
Miss Matthews of Jonesboro. ARK. =
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Wednesday Whist Club this week at the
home of her mother, Mrs. William Korham.
mer. The favors were won by Mrs. Albert
Newman and Mrs. Abe Scherl. Luncheon
was served.
,Latour's T~hesp!ans. an amateur dramatic
club under the direction of Mr. William La
people. produced Dion Boucicau.t's five act
play, The Willow Copse'' before a large
audience at the club Thursday evening.
Those taking part were snd M Mrs an 2 MS NJ w MiE
ley, Misses Louise Church, Lillian King
Bertha Young. ella Beeser and Messrs. Al
bert Caulkins. Wimar Becker. r. {; q.
Carter, Lionel Latour. Crosby Leonard and
Percy Wenrich. The Thespian Quartet
composed Of Misses limo Price; Myrta HING
son and Messrs. Percy Wenrtch and j. y.
Ball, rendered vocal selections.
Mrs. e.. B. Shaw is visiting relatives IN
Kansas City. .
Miss Etfie Langston. who has been 80
journing in. Montana for some time. re-
turned home last week. ~.
guest of Mrs. Arthur Leopard.
The regular Tuesday receptions Tor lauies
at the Elks' Club. which were suspense nssS
and hereafter, every Tuesday afternoon Will
be reserved for ladies and ladies' accompa-
MED by gentlemen and as formerly. ,,.,..
ing II her uncle. Joseph Peel Of Fourth and
no
Mrs. Ella Brasheen and Mrs! MolIie and
sullts ana Mf 81 6 GTaans' arc 'As 'e
Miss Mayme White OF Springfield is Wis.
ting her sister. Mrs. j. F. SUMMERTIME OIL
We" MS. and mlin Mrs SIC. j. c. Broadley were guests
of joplin relatives last week. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Dora Keys and MI; ana
Mrs. George Pealer were guests OF Joplin
MS d. NJ. John Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Carrie Botkins and David Broad
Miss Ollie L. Mccullough and Walter
Campbell were married by Squire McAdams
at his parlors Monday evening.
MISS Kate Harston and Charles ]. Ma
lone. both of Joplin, were married by Judge
Brown in Carthage Monday afternoon, the
" %ed !5dn1@a D friends at' ef .se By Syld & Is eeapl Ru"'e'
Miss Ethel Ashcraft and Miss Minnie
Gritz of Webb City were guests OF Joplin
friends this week. IN
Mrs. c.. H. Rohrer is WISHING fe'a.iseS IA
Mrs. A. II. Rogers. who has been visiting
in West Bend. Ind; for several weeks re-
MI. and Mrs. o. P. Dickinson Of Nevada
are visiting Joplin relatives.
Mrs. John Cape is visiting relatives IN
Mrs NJ" McAdams of Chanute. Kas.. who
has been the guest of Judge and Mrs J;
Nj. McAdams for the last week, returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Dagler of Springfield are the
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. Taylor sapp.
Of Jackson avenue. -.a
Doctor and Mrs. A. R. Snyder visited
friends in Kansas City last week.
Mrs. W. H. Landreth Is visiting relatives
in Kansas City.
Miss Ollie Sloan of Carthage visited Jop-
lin friends last week.
Mrs. Theodore Golesberg and daughter OF
ColI1mbus. Kas., were the guests of Mrs.
Jennie SANDERS during the week.
Miss Nellie Pierce visited sedalia frienos
1ocf uoek
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JEFFERSON T

spec,a, Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Jefferson City. Mo-, April, R.-Nlrs; A. Al.
nockery departed Wednesaa yI,, t9 h.r h s,s,er
Mrs. Harry c. Orr. and attend the Hurt
FxoGovernor and Mrs. Lon v. Stephens
returned from a three weeks sojourn ut
Hot Springs. Ark, last week. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z.
Leonard of Boonville. who. after spending
Mrs. \. c. Price left Tuesday for Elkton.
Va. to spend a few weeks with her father,
Mir. Bear. Miss Price VIII spena inc time
City with Mrs. Robert Carey n Miss
Mrs. Joseph Goldman. after a months
miss Miss P reaii Mitchell Of Columbia arrived
Monday to visit the Misses Gordon. She
will remain until after the Gordon-Johnson
Mrs. G. D. Burgess has returned from
French Lick Springs and a short visit to
Miss Anne Sullivan and Mrs. James NJ.
Doneghy of St. Louis are guests of Mrs.
Daniel Boone of Kansas City. They as
1!sssa Mrs for Booze Ser at da a sfssp.iDnl sse Snne
William L. Boone. formerly Miss Anna
Doneghy OF St. Louis.
fro Mf1s Hot ans Springs with Governor and Mrs.
Stephens and will be their guest for several
days.
Mrs j. 8. sullivan returned from HOT
Springs Wednesday. Mr.. Sullivan remained
snd will not return until next week.
Miss Hattie Friday has returned from Sc
dalia. where she has been spending the
last few months.
Mrs. Claud Vrooman OF st. Louis. after
. visit to her sister, Mrs. Fred Dallmeyer.
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Hilda Nitchy. who is now living at
Muecogee. L T.. is at home visiting her
A. Culkins and Joseph Forth.
Mrs. Martha Brooks Of st. Louis II visit
ing her niece, Mrs. Jas. E. Ellis.
Louis are guests Of the formers parents,
Judge and Mrs. II. A. Swift. 49,
Miss Ef1e Fox, who is attending school
at Lexington, No.. returned home for Eas-
ter.
Mr.. Ralph Robinson, who - at the mill
taFy college in Alton. spent a few days At
home Easter.
Mrs. Harry Edwards and children and
her sister. Mss Eta Lou Carter, returned
Monday from a few days visit to the
Misses Edwards in st. Charles.
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attended by about thirty couples. Music
was furnished by the Jefferson City Or
cnestra. The ball was a brilliant success.
Monticello College Friday. accompanied by
Misses Ethel Robinson and Bessie Orr Of
Austin. Tex. They will return to school
Miss Lillian Fox Of East Orange, N. J., Is
q guest OF her brother, Mr.. 8. Waters Fox,
and family.
Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic,
Alton. ILL.,. April 1L-Mr& Sherwood Stew
ems OF Colorado Springs is visiting her
Alton.
The Misses Emma and wilhelmina Con-
mann Of Belleville are visitors at Alton.
J~erseyville. where she was the guest Of Miss
Miss Alma Dufield Of Jerseyvtlle IL WIS.,
''i Miss M Florence =; so yucks Dun visi.e ID 4; hlf ST. Louis
last week.
Mrs oliver G. STEELE is entertaining Mn.
y MRS X; y J. b. H snls,e ct 81 osri sSSais. N. =. ..
visiting Mrs. William Huskinson.
Mrs. T. L. Loomis Of Cariinviils 10 the
guest Of Mrs, 3: y: Dorsey.
c. F. Calstrup Of Carlinville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bisland Of st. Louis
are guests at the Western Military Acad-
Miss Helen Taggart visited tho Misses
Loury In st. Louis last week.
Miss Daisy Cresnick 10 visiting the Misses
Mrs. John zangg Is entertaining her
miss Lev Wanderie;; Of Chicago; s Is visit
Mrs. A. A. Todd has returned to Shelby
Vile after a visit to relatives in Upper
up gSs H M'sss, .4 ss s,.' sna E N Fs.s G.tn %s. of
Mrs. Gus Miller OF Pontiac IL the guest OF
Mrs. o. 7. Kendall.
The Misses Efie and Bertha Dunn Of
Mrs. J.eC. Lang Of st. Louis II entertain
ing Misses Gertrude and Elsie schapen-
their twentieth wedding. anniversary FIJI
day at their home in Upper Alton.
Miss Blanche Scott has returned to West
Plains, Mo-. from . visit to relatives /
Mrs. William johnson has gone to Ala
bama for q months visit.
Miss Margaret Schlafy has returned to
Carlinville from . visit 70 Mrs. q. Tap
Mrs. William Ellis Smith Is entertaining
Mrs. Hyatt OF st. Louis at her home In Up
The Misses Kreiner entertained the Mo-
hawk Euchre Club wednesday evening At
their home. Seventh and Market streets.
a. M : 9 psFss son kdsi,s s,s ssss an Informal
Miss Carrie Brokan Of Itchneld II the
guest Of Miss Elizabeth Ward.
Miss Sarah Christman 70 entertaining Miss
Fancy Starkey Of Ct. Louis.
Mn. Maude Trowbridge Of 81. Louis 70
visiting her perent9 Mr.. and Nrs. Thomas
B. Cooper OF Upper Alton.
visitor.
ME-. and Mr.. John Messenger OF Cairo ars
visitors In Upper Alton.
Miss Louisa Hathaway has returned from
MT. snd Mira J. N. Jones departed satur-
day for Munc1e. Ind .
Mrs. Geores siegel has rome to Denver.
Miss l:abethsD ausherty OF Upper Alton
spent Easter, In st. LouiAk
Mn Tracy r. Ttomas and con Yesksr Of