The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-07

spend the summer with her cousin. Mrs. F.
Mrs. Frank 8. Rosebrough and daughters.
Frances and Margaret, left for Old Orchard.
Me-, and other Eastern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Simon and family, former
ly OF NO. 4l6S McPherson avenue. have
moved to No. 355 North Whittier street.
Miss Elsie Miltenberg of Drexel boule-
ward. Chicago. H., is the guest Of Mr.. and
with whom she will make a tour of the
Eastern seacoast cities in two weeks. At
home to their friends on Sunday afternoons.
Mr.: and Mrs. Joseph Byrne are now To-
Gated In their new home. No. 1918 Cleveland
avenue.
A. z. Underwater. the gymnasium director
OF the st. Louis Turnverein and Instructor
OF physical culture in our public schools,
and MS family have left the city for vaca-
ton trip to Chicago and Milwaukee,, their
former home: Professor Underwater will
also visit Buffalo to attend the annual con-
North American Gymnastic Union Turner
Bund). which takes place July 10 to IA, and
OF which he Is the president.
Mr.: and Mrs. William Bartscher. Doctor
II. w. Bartscher and Mr.. and Mrs H.
Rarlewort will leave the city on the 10th
inst. to spend July and August in Cali
fornia.
Miss Emma Ludwig. daughter of Doctor
Chatham. Mass, after spending six weeks
visiting Buffalo and the East She will re-
main at Chatham until fall, when she will
go to New York to meet her sister, Miss
Josephine Ludwig. on the latter's return
from Paris.
Going to Buffalo Pan-American EXPOSE
ton? Get tickets via Big Four Route
Mr.: and Mrs. Sol Block. after an extended
wedding tour, are at home to their friends
at the Park Hotel.
Mrs. Josephine Walsh Lee her son. Mr.
Sidney Lee, and the latters little son. Wal
lace Lee. since the death of Mrs. Lees
mother. Mrs. Helena Harding Walsh, have
given UP their home on Minerva avenue
and are residing with Mrs. Lees sister,
| Mrs. Agnes Sanguinette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Blumberg of West
Belle place have gone to Detroit and Mil
wauEee visiting relatives and Northern re-
sorts.
Mrs. Martha Ewing of Ohio is the guest
1851 West Olive street. having come to st.
Louis last week on the occasion of the
death of her daughter. Mrs. Fred H. Swift.
who was formerly Mis3 Dora Ewing Mr.
Louis Swift Of Chicago. who also came at
| the same time. has returned home.
| WI n. -. SdHI-S VI ILLS city mas gone u
| Chicago. where he will spend a week with
friends.
Miss Mildred Colonna of No. sos Terry
! avenue and Miss Julia Hahn left July for
I jackson, Mo-. where they will spend several
|, weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mackenzie. accompanied
by Miss Susie B. Cuddy, departed last Sum-
day Tor the Buffalo exposition and will then
summer In Toronto Ontario.
Mrs. P. J.. Cunningham departed yester-.
day for Mackinac to open her cottage for
the summer Her daughter, Miss Katherine
sna Will 70 up late this ,,s month
August. Early In the autumn Miss Kath-
crime Cunningham will sail for Europe to
| spend year studying vocal music in Paris.
| Noble. Mamie Walsh. Della Stanton. Annie
| Stanton, Mrs. John Mccartney, Mrs ID. Nc
Cune and Messrs. A. ]. Noble, ]. ]. Kirby.
calney o. and 1erome ali ph or
/ West End. spent July in an outing in st.
| Louis County.
| Congressman-elect James ]: Butler. with
i his family and party OF friends, will de.
i part for Asbury Park on Monday to spend
the balance Of the summer. Mr.: and Mrs.
| Butler have taken q cottage at that place.
| In the party are Miss May Whelan, Edward
| Butler III, Miss Ellen Parle, E Butler
Parle.
Miss Estelle HUFF is visiting at Ironton.
Mo.
Mrs John B. Sehlinger Of Kansas City,
| Mo-. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank j.
/! Bingham, No. 5O63A Vernon avenue.
The Misses Kathryn and Helen Healy of
Lafayette avenue. and little nephew,
Jerome. have returned after visit at the
"HeaIy farm" in Cooper County. Miss
Helen Healy was the guest of Miss Stella
\ Boschert at her home in Bunceton, Mo-,
where she was much entertained
| Doctor George Applegate's sisters. Miss
/ Annie Of Longfellow School, and Miss Eve
| lyn Of Chicago. sail to-day for London to
| visit Mrs Botherheim, nee Hotchkiss. for
| rnerly Of st. Louis, for the summer.
Going to Pan-Ameriesa Expositi0As
| Look ct schedule Of Big Four Trains:
Iv st. Louis $50 q. M. 100 noon, sos p. m.
Ar. New York 2:56 p. m, 500 p. M. 800 q. m.
Ar. Boston ass P. m. 800 p. M; 10:A a m
Ticket Once, Broadway and Chestnut.