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

Jenkins. Mr. Wells Bel1ing and Mr.. f. w
Tudser were in box Is last night.
| Mrs. NJ. BrueGgemann. Miss L. Keller
Edward II. LuehrmanI and George E. w
Luehrmann viewed the Horse Show from
box No. %.
MIR. and Mrs. C. W. GaIbreath Mrs C. A
Heating of Dallas. Tex; MIS- c. +. Mes
serly of Sedalia. Mrs. w. n. Johns of Sc
dalia. Mrs. Belle Hall Small of Denver ano
Miss Margaret Johns of Sedalia were in
box No. 49,
Miss Mita knight. Miss Evelyn Stewart
MIR. Gillett. Doctor Floyd Stewart and Mr
Seymour Stewart were the delighted visitors
who sat in box No. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Bratton, Mr.. Patterson
Miss Mae Bratton. Master Jack Bratton
and Master Valentine Crane occupied the
Bratton box last night.
C. +. Blanke and Albert q. Blanke were
seated in box No. Il last night
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Nugent. Doctor
and Mrs Calvin Lghtner. Mrs. ID. j. Baker
and Miss Eleanor Nugent witnessed the
pleasing entertainment last night from box
No. 46
Mrs A. A Busch. Mrs. Otto l.. Teich-
mann and Mrs. W. VI. Cooke were the three
| ladies in box No A.:
| by Miss Wells. Miss Martha Hutchinson.
Mr.. Ross Glasgow and Mr. James G. Nc
| Conkey were the occupants Of the Mayors S
| Mr.. ard Mrs. 4. C. Lake. Miss Lake.
| Miss Louise Scarritt. Miss Enid Scarriit
| and Fred &. Lake. JT.. were seen Dy
| many friends in box No. 70.
| Mr.. and Mrs Albert Elicock and family
! attended the Horse Show last night and oc-
cupied box No. 50.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Drummond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drummond sat to-
gether in a north tier box. Mrs. Harrison
Drummond wore one of the markedly hand
some costumes of the evening-a pale blue
broadcloth gown. the ccat over a front OF
whte-spangled lace, with small hat of pale
blue felt upturned with a large white bird
01r rtSvar aad nVyp he and
Charles Drummond was in ecru silk and
| lace long black cloak, with lace collar and
gray plumed hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Blair appeared
| the middle Of the evening with John A.
| Lee and took seats in the north tier Mrs.
| Blair wore black and white, with handsome
collar Of Irish point lace.
Miss Edith january came down to the
promenade late in the evening escorted by
| Dwight Davis, brother of her tiance. John
Davis, who is not in town. Miss January
wore silver gray panne satin. with small
| hat of white lace, the crown Of pink rose
petals.
again prominent with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Kaime and c. Dickson Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Med johnson appeared 10
enjoy the promenade, Mrs; Johnsons gown
| last night was one of the handsomest seen
| Black panne velvet, en- princess. was II 5
material. and cut. with long pale 9Iue
coQue feather boa. and f1aring Gains-
| borough of pale blue felt. trimmed in open
plated flowers Of blue kid. .
Mr. and Mrs. Francis X Barada were
early on the promenade. Mrs. Barada wore
| blue etamine. with Persian embroidery and
| large Gainsborough of mink. point ap-
| plique. orchids and pink roses
r. Park Won Wedelstaedt had as guests
| in his box Mrs. Mary Garth. Mr and Mrs.
| Robert Mudd, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Banning
The Mccormick box held its usual oc-
cupants-Mrs. Lindsey, Doctor I-indsiey'
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Mccormick; MIS-
McCormick's hat was the handsomest
Gainsborough seen during the weekLVery s
= ta1V covered
silver spangles the left brim haring IN
Napoleon effect, with q very long Mhite
plume wound about the crown ana uroop,
| ing far down on the left SIDE. her so"H
was black silvered lace -
MIR. Calhoun had Mrs Joseph ID. Lucas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HawIey and MISS oras 0as-
Mrs Lucas wore a white taffeta costume
appliqued in black guipure with black ana
blue crepe in a light shade. with large
Gainsborough OF white lace. faced with
black velvet, and ornamented with rhlhe-
stone buckles. Mrs Hawley wore old rose
with yellDw lace.
Mayor Wells and Mrs. Wells were in their
box last night. Mrs. Wells wearing olaeS .,tS
bodice front of white satin and chiffon. her
boa of white tulle. tipped with black chen
vaiyet llr anG and hfd large e gold buckle in front
Mr. and Mrs John A. Lee who chaperoned
their debutante daughter. Miss virginia
Lee were in the north tier, Mrs. Lee wore
black taffeta and lace coaching cloak. with
black velvet hat trimmed in rich lace. Miss
Lee was in fswn-colored crepe. with hat
of pink chiffon. wreathed with roses.
In the KilpatricK box were Mrs. Mitchell
Scott. In white silk etamine over pastel
Virot hat of white lace ard mink; Mrs. Kill
patrick in grav crepe and chnchilla; Al
fred A. Robyn and Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Rosch came early
and took a look at the horses in their stalls.
Judge and Mrs. McKeighan brought their
young daughter. Miss McKeighan. and came
MIR. and Mrs. Zach Tinker appeared in
box for the first time last night on the
etamine covered with pale gray silk cloak
with chinchllla revers and black velvet
Gainsboroush. Miss Tinker wore long
kimona cloak OF tan silk with white tulle
boa and tan velvet hat. Miss Schnur-
macher. who was a guest in the box. ap-
peared in black and white.
Mrs. Paul Brown wore one of her hand
somest gowns of the week-a violet eta
mine. with much embroidery OF white SILK
and violet sequins. Her hat was of black
velvet. with plumes.
In the Lemp box were Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Iemp. Jr;: Mr. and Mrs Gus
tav Pabst of Milwaukee. Miss Elsa I.emp
and Mrs William J. Lemp. Sr.. who wore
black satin and duchesse lace. Mrs. Pabst
was in watermelon-pink crepe. trimmed in
gray crepe and white chiffon, with white
In the Reilly box. Mrs: John Hall appeared
in pale blue broadcloth. with long boa Of
white ostrich feathers.
Mrs. Robert Mudd wore long cloak of
black taffeta with Arabian lace collar.
Miss Tekla Bernays. with Doctor Bernays,
occupied an east box. Miss Bernays ap-
peared in black velvet. with collar of point
lace and black velvet hat. trimmed in pink
orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. David B. LAUDER were IN
the east parquet row.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Faust had a box last
evening. Mrs. Faust wore Louis QufnZe
cloak of white satin lined with white lace.
with black hat.
The Wilson box party came late. Mrs. |
Sam Thompson was. usual. In this box,
wearing fawn crepe and cream lace, with |
hat of fawn and rale blue
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Parsons and Miss May
Parsons were on the promenade. Mrs Par
sons wore n black broadcloth cloak, with |
mink hat. Miss May Parsons was in green
and white.
and Mrs Peter Wilson were in this box
Mrs. Edward H. Simmons wore white lace
over taffeta, with hat of white lace and J
pink roses. She had guests with her in the /
Simmons box.
tained Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker and /,
Sidney Walker In their box. Mrs. Drum /
mond wore white etamine over pink. with
mink flower trimmed hat. Mrs Walker
iookad ma ri rticularly we'll in gray. applfQued