The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-08

who wore a black and white toilet. Estil
| McHenry and Charles Clafin Allen were
other notables seen In the hall.
One of the markedly handsome costumes
OF the afternoon was worn by Mrs. Charles
| s. HiIls-a pale gray cloth. covered with
crescents of silk. appliaued and outlined
with gray cord; Il gray hat. much trimmed
with gray plunes. y long boa Of mouffin
| and buckles of Russian enamel gave tho
I finishing touch to her costume.
Mrs. Walter Boogher. liz blue crepe ana
| yellow lace. with a large black hat; Mrs.
| Leland Boogher. who wore black broadcloth
with a touue of blue and black velvet. and
Mrs. Glenn Hill. in black grenadine. much
ruff,ed with black chiffon, a short box coat
of tan, trimmed IN applique of the same
shade and tan chiffon pleatings, and a
pleated toque of white tulle and gilt. made
one trio of guests who found many OF the
pictures TO their liking.
Mrs. John Dwight Fflley Joined Mrs
Shoemaker, who wore black cloth, the Elton
coat with wide revereS of paStelle blue
panne and silver applique. over a blouse OF
dull blue linen embroidered In white, fur
hat of blue and gray velvet with silver
buckles. Mrs. Filiey was in black, n mourn
ing costume of silk and jet
| Mrs. William Huse and her daughter, Miss
lone Huse. were together. both in brown
toilets. Miss Huse wearing golden-brown
cloth. with 4 bodice of brown panne velvet
dotted in bright yellow. and a toque OF
brown with much gold about 1t.
| Mrs. Otto h.. Forster chaperoned her
young daughter. Miss Marie Overstolz, also
the Misses Dreas. Mrs. Forster was in
| black. and Miss Overstolz in rose satin
| foulard with q jacket in Elton style of heavy
| yellow embroidery.
Mrs. Goodman King and her mother. Mrs.
4 r r,n nnl-fn y-a-a ,Dr ha {untra
ones of the afternoon. Mrs. Hopkins In a
regal princess gown Of black Lyons velvet.
; With appliqued griimpe of point lace, and a
small black velvet bonnet to correspond:
and Mrs. King wearing very dark-bius
broadcicth, tailor gown, over a blouse OF
light blue, and a large corsage cluster OF
| violets.
Mrs. Forest Ferguson Joined friends who
were interested In the water colors, which
| were shown in the small private dining
room. Mrs. Ferguson wore a very pale
Shade of gray crepe. trimmed in much lace
and a guimpe OF lisht-blue panne velvet.
| with gray and blue hat.
| Mrs. Leete and her two daughters, the
\ Misses Cara ana Louise Leete, were in
| afternoon costume. Miss Leete wearing
dark-blue cloth. pale-blue panne and black
marten. and Miss Clara Leete in biscuit
| crepe and a black velvet coat.
Mrs. Claude Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Mitchell
| Scott came together, Mrs. Scott In a severe
~ plain tailor gown of dark blue. and Mrs.
Fitzpatrick in plum broadcloth, over n white
satin blouse. her hat of white grebe and
tulie.
Mrs. John Drummond. her sister. Miss
Griffiths of Chicago: Mrs. Charles Drum
mond and Miss Josephine Lee, made ono
party that found the pictures enjoyable.
Mrs. Charles Drummond wore blue cloth.
trimmed i'll scrolls and bands of dull-red
Persian embroidery.
Miss Elloise Ware and Miss Olivia Hodg-
son. who is Mrs. Clyrner's guest, came in
together, with Mrs. James Aull and her
daughter, Miss Daisy Aull. just behind
them.
Mrs. George Castleman and Miss Postle-
waite were the recipients of many welcom-
Ing words from their friends. They have
been home from Europe but a few days.
Mrs. Castleman wore her customary black,
with a very long ostrich boa that quite
reached the hem OF her gown: and Miss
Postlewaite was in tan crepe and yellow
lace. with n large hat of tan velvet and
plumes. Miss Ella Daughaday. in a charm
ing blouse of accordion-pleated blue lib
erty. and a hat of pale-blue panne, and
Miss Bessie Kinssland were with the Cas-
tieman party.
Mrs. Charles T. Clark. in pale-gray broad
cloth: Miss Ida Mellier. her guest. in black,
and Miss Griswold in dark-blue canvas
cloth. with green panne and bands of Gre
clan embroidery, and q hat or black erin,
toured the gallery quite late.
Mrs. S. l.. Highleyman. In dark-blue cloth
over a white-satin blouse. lace-trimme.,
her sister. Mrs. StegalI. and niece. Miss
Stegall. who is still attending school, had
friends about them on the central tier of
seats.
Alfred Robyn came with Miss Lucy Mae
Goodbar. who wore black velvet, with a
lcng. floating scarf of yellow crepe.
Miss Susan Slattery and Miss Agnes Della
field, both in black gowns, were among
the late arrivals.
Others who appeared in either the main
gallery or In the water-color room we're:
Mesdames-
George Tansey. Frank Roth.
+. F.. Espenschied. Sanford Northrop,
Morrill,, William Leitwich,
Stegaii. Campbell.
William Short. George 5. Creese Of
Brookmire. Kansas City.
julius Ehrhardc. Bransford Lewis.
Misses
Abby Watson. Nan Thomson.
Sregall. Susan Thomson,
Mamie cudder, Louise Greenleaf.
Manette Scudder, Jaynes.
Nellie Campbell, Loker.