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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1902-07-03
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City Happenings and
Personal lilenticn.

Edgar Lancaster was a visitor to
St. Augustine last Sunday.
r. f. Neck went to Jacksonville
on a pleasure trip.
Theo. b. Anderson spent Sunday
in the city with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Breeland and
family spent Sunday at Daytona.
James Ray visited St. Augustine
last Sunday, spending the day.
Fred Vassie, of St. Augustine,
spent Sunday here with friends
Miss Mable Neck is spending the
week with friends in Jacksonville.
c. Carman and his brother. Rad
clitre, spent Sunday at Pablo beach.
Harry f. Stewart, of Macon, Ga
was in the city a few days last week.
John Coy, OF Sisco, was among TIE
business visitors in town last Satnr-
day.
Iolas Cone has gone to Columbia,
S. c.. where he will spend the sum
mer.
Fred Owens, of Satsuma Heights
was here Saturday transacting bus
mess.
Geo. w. Stimmel was a visitor to
Jacksonville and Pablo beach last
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Bulky has returned
from a weeks visit with friends at
Pablo beach.
Miss Rose Loomas is in DeLand
this week. the guest Of her friend
Mrs. Walters.
Joseph f. Minton is now clerking
for j. R. Cone 4 Son, the Lemon
street grocers.
A gang of workmen are busiIy en-
gagged placing new sleepers under
Capt. Adams wharf.
Mrs. II. r. Estes has been spend
ing le" "teNH WIN -1'''
d 'ii"iN CT -''> - ,..
Jas W. 0lli'n arr, W - Wv - .',,,
week from West Palm Beach, and
Spent d ''io' "'''''
F. J.O'Hara, ii prominent business
man Of Buffalo BlutF, was visitor
10 PallIka laSt 'o"'"'''"''
Richard Apll"i'aIP WIS " i9'''' -
JacksonFllIe i"Sl ounU'!, "'''' ="
spent the u"N " '''' - ''''''
Robert Jetiords, after a Ie" uaSS
visit with his parents III l'llS CITY
lett ouilu"S l'' i>''''''' ''''>
Mrs. u. NJ. Davis Is SPeilol's
while with the family Oh l't' SON. II
\. Davis, at Daytoha pe"c'''
Miss Matte Rogero has returned
from JacIsonNIilr' Where she NlSi'e'
here aunt, Mrs. George Mul'ue''
Will Rogero, of st. Augustine
was greeting friends ard VISITING
relatives i'll this city last sunday
H. A. Ring, merchant Of Sisco
came to the city Tuesday night t.
take part i'll the Odu Fellows lhSI"lil
ton.
Mrs. Frank Dupont has returned
home. after visit Of several week
at Federal Point with ilef m"tlIer
Mrs. Boyht0n.
II. c. Anason spent Sunday will
his family who are sojourning a
Pablo beach. He returned nome
lat" Sunday night
Miss Mae Rogero returned Sunda!
afternoon from ST. Augustine, wher,
she has been spending few weeks
with Miss Lena CrlcheloW'
The trend of travel is now tOwarC
the mountains and the seaside re
sorts and many Of our residents ar
away spending the heated term
Miss Edna Browning, after Il pleas
ant visit Of week in this city Will
Miss Clyde Estes, eparte
Monday for her home at Francis.
Miss Katie Owens. Of Satsum;
Heights. who has been the guest 0
Mrs. Grimm for the past week, lef
for her home last SUNDAY afternoon.
Jrs ShaIton and d.uuhter. Mis-
Idel, of High Springs, were in tn
city several days this week, TIN
guests of Mrs. Lyons, on Oak street,
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LOST-A bunch of keys on ring.
Finder will please return the same
to this office and receive reward.
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Another Campaign Lie Nailed

The report has been circulated by
some bush whacking assassin of po-
l;tical honor that Or. G. F. Sprague,
candidate for the legislature, voted
for a republican four years ago, and
against DR.. f. S. Grill" The News,
hearing the report, Immediately
wrote DR.. Sprague. Here is his an
SWer.
Crescent City, July 2, 1902.
Editor PALATKA NEWS:
The report that | ever voted for
"A republican and against DR.. f. 5.
Grill is campaign lie, pure and SIM
pie. | have never voted other than
the straight democratic ticket. My
friends will neither believe nor cir
culate the report. 1t is the work OF
an assassin of political character.
am as true democrat as | know how
10 be and | received my INSTRUCT N
in the Jefferson and Jacksoniar
schools.
Hastily,
IF. SPRAGUE, NJ. ID.
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Nellie Keeping, No. 1913 Palm street, last
| Saturday evening. The programme was
dancing and singing. Some who attended
Messieurs and Mesdames-
E. Straub. S. Bangart
1 A Straub,
| Messieurs-
G. B~esselman, Walter Gieselman,
1 2. Pitrowski, c. Kilwinski,
\ j. Gerdel, r. Beesley,
| E. Clark, e. Bruer.
Mesdames-
ID. Horstmann, E Daley.
| A. Gerkin, Z. Horstmann.
a. children's party was given on Friday
AFTERNOON by Mrs. Henry Nuns Of No.
Ing the third birthday anniversary of Mas
ter Tom Lyons. Fifteen children were
present. During the afternoon numerous
served. Mrs. Nuns was assisted by Mrs.
L. Lyons IN entertaining the little ones.
A jolly party of a hundred pitched tents
last week at Pin Oak Ford, situated be-
tween the picturesque villages of Moselle
Tor camping and this merry party INDUCED
In all kinds of sports. such as hay rides,
oathing; rowing, hunting and dancing.
The chaDerons were Mr. North af GraY's
Summit, Mrs. Renolds and Mrs. Donaldson.
Those of the party from Villa Ridge We're
Doctor John A: Rusk, w. Colman Gardiner,
Misses Nellie and Jessie Robb. Miss Sallie
Triplett. Miss Nora Patton.
st; LoqismMiss M. Catalan. Miss Julia
Charles Thompson. A Thompson. Miss Car
RE Thompson. Miss Margaret Fitzhugh, X.
Johnson.
Gray's Summit-Messrs. Archie Miles. E.
Rutherford, Misses Susie. Maud. Luc!e and
Carrie North, William North, Bryant
Thornhill, Misses Maud and Bertha Thorn
Washington, Mo.-Miss Leila Booth. Miss
Clara Hoffman, Miss Robena May Ming, Y.
L.: Calvin. Doctor L. Hoffman.
Pacific. Mod Lesanliner. j. Horner.
Miss Blanche Close. Miss Lena Knoble, {.
Colkins. NJ. McQuarrie.
Kirkwood, Mo.-Niss Marian Evens. Miss
Kate Evens, Misses Pollard, Charlie Pol
lard. Miss Susie Ashley:
Ha. Nellie; frankie and Leonia North. Miss
Maud White, A. Cummings, Charles and
Adele Jones.
Moselle. Mo.-Doctor Earl Rusk, William
More.
Union. Mo.-Mr. Jennings. Miss Baker.
Doctor Taunter. A. breckenridge. w. Breck-
Boles. Mo.-Lewis Wood, Leila Smith.
Misses Alice and Jessie Smith.
Mr.. and MRS. Dickmann gave a surprise
daughter, Miss Maymie Dickmann. at their
home. No. 1921 St. Ange avenue. The table
was decorated with flowers and palms. The
following guests were present:
Mrs. Banns.
Misses
Blanche Walsh, Baradocka-
Othelia LANCE, Muelly.
Kelley, tCicardia.
,MeSsieurS-
! Harry Troll, Louis Cicardia.
Henry Means, Jos. Wesehorn.
Charles Harvey, Jos. F.
VIM. Schneider, Jr.
A jolly crowd of West End boys and girls
enjoyed a river trip to Commerce and back.
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoff-
man. Among the party were:
Misses
Lillian Lee Butler, Gertrude Neiblins.
Edna Mae Butler,
Messieurs-
John Keck, Ed. TreSchle.
Bert Butler,
Mr.. T. NJ. Kearney OF West Belle place
gave a trolley party to friends on Thursday
evening The party was taken to the Kear-
ney Cottage at Meramec Highlands, where
Mrs. Kearney and a few friends are sum-
merinG. Dancing and singing were enjoyed.
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WEDDINGS.

Wedding. anniversary. birthday gifts. An
exquisite collection and low prices at Mer-
MOD & Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust.
Write for catalogue. Mailed free.
The marriage of Miss Mary standish and
Clarence Warner Condie took place on
Wednesday evening at half after S at the
homo OF the brides mother, Mrs. r. n.
Pftman. No. sos Cabanne avenue. The
house was trimmed with flowers and
greens Doctor John Pitman of
the brides uncle. gave her away. Miss Della
Berradel was the only bridesmaid. and
Fred Manget, the best man. while the Rev
erend Doctor b. p. Fullerton oficiated. The
bride wore white swiss thread lace and
hand-tucks. a tulle veil and bouquet OF
roses. The bridesmaid was in white Brus-
seis net and decorations Of white satin rib
oons. She carried bridesmaid roses.
AFTER an Eastern honeymoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Condie will go to Pittsburg to live.
Mr.. and Mrs: NJ. J.. Farrell announce the
engaEement of their daughter, Lucille. to
Mr.. Frank Porter Mcclellan. the wedding
TO take place on September 4.
The Eden Evangelical Church. Hamilton
ana Bartmer avenues was t.e scene
of pretty wedding at sunset Tuesday
evening. August 5. the Reverend Paul
Pfeefer officiating. The bridegroom was
Mr. w. H. Marshall. only SON of J.. E
Marshall. Fort Smith. Ark, and the bride
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Miss Adelia Kuntz. only daughter of Mr..
Isaac Kuntz. No. 5l25 Minerva avenue. The
groomsman was Colonel Henry Wilson, and
Miss Mile Zahn was bridesmaid.
The bridal party was driven after the
ceremony to the home of the brides pa
rents, where a sumptuous wedding supper
was served. after which, amid showers of
rice and slippers, the couple drove TO their
new home. No. l552A Rutger street.
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after which supper was served: the garden
being decorated for the occasion. Among
those present were:
MeSdameS-
Louis Tayon. John Fuller.
David Schema, john Daily,
CLAYTON Woods. Jessie Hughes,
jerks Hastead, E1nocn Hugnes,
Ike Cochin. Tenn Gilmore,
Fred Arnold,
Misses
Mayme Mullen, Bertha Morton.
Jane Gilmore, Helen Kearney,
Lizzie BoySe. Nuncia SCHEMA.
Grace Belt. Hattie Gaghellar.
Mayme Kearney. Katheryn McGrath,
Kathleen Edith Grace Bell.
Flynn,
The Turquoise Club. was entertained on
Thursday evening by Miss Sadie lgos at
her home, No. A2T KoSSuth avenue. Among
those present We're:
Misses
Clara Kraemer. Nellie Igoe.
Cole. Isabelle Schopp,
Edna Sundermln, Mayme Maloney,
Blanche Moloncy, Tlllle Scnopp,
Hazel Parsons. Sadie lgol.
A pavilion party was given at Carondelet
Park Tuesday evening in honor oil MISS
Flora James. The young people had a de-
lightful time. Dancing was in favor the
fore part of the evening. and at ~ ocIocS
refreshments were served From then until
midnight there was general
Among the guests were:
Misses
F. johnson. Lusia Rabacka.
f. James Lille Rabacka,
c. Johnson. {. Lynn.
NJ. Kollmeier. A.. RinSen,
f. Riker, =. Doer.
Alma Dickson. NJ. Monroe.
Ada Dickson. NJ. Phillips.
G. Brinkhurst. VI. Guerke,
H. Mayo. E. Carswell.
NJ. Trauer, r. Camp.
Messieurs-
s. Fenerick. Fl Baker.
p. Trader. W. Heinemann.
H. Spence, A c. Burt.
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The first furniture car picnic was given
by the South Side Bells last Sunday. The
van was decorated with flags, Japanese
lanterns and sunflowers, with four white
horses. Each couple was decorated with
sunfiowers. All wore white caps. The day
was spent in dancing, football, baseball and
other games. Pictures We're taken by Mr..
H L. Strecker and Mr.. G.. Danmer.
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SOCIAL CLUBS.

Glasses to suit the eyes are guaranteed
by Doctor Bond, expert optician, at Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. No charge for ami
ton. Steel frames, 81 and up; gold, . and
up.
The FTeur de Lis Musical and Drama Club
had their meeting at the residence of Miss
Pauline Jones. No. 21O4 Marcus avenue,
August 2, 1902. The officers We're elected for
the following term. Those present were:
Misses
Pauline Jones. Ethel I. Terrell.
Bessie Musick. Laura l.. Musick.
Messieurs-
Robert G. Ellis. Charley E. Musick,
Edward j. Musick, August Wiff1er.
tertained the club of which she is a mem
Der one afternoon of the past week. Vocal
and instrumental music were enjoyed. after
which, refreshments were served on the
Misses
Hazel Becker, Esta McCarren,
Katherln Spencer, Babe Skinner.
Virgie McCarren, Jane Lewis.
Ve3ta Luther, Elsie Luther,
Emily Spencer, Leila Malone,
Alice Seaman, Ethel Shipmay.
Mae McCarren, Eva Wilson.
Lucille Spencer, Georgine Wilker,
Laura Jackson, Marie Spencer.
Mrs. L. F. Bent. No. All DeImar ave-
nue., entertained the Carnation Coffee Club
per was served. and each lady was pre-
scented a carnation as a souvenir. Mrs. +.
w. krennlng, Jr., of Barrett street, will
entertain the club next.
The F1orodora Swimming Club gave its
second party of the season Tuesday even
Ing. Among those present, were:
Messieurs-
Harry Tobin, Ralph Yore.
Clay Libby, Dave Manley.
Thos. Hollaran. Clarence HUFF.
VIII Mozart, Charles Neff.
Fred Garley, Dave Wiley.
Misses
Flora Yore. May Clark.
May Price. Tessie Fox,
Florence Tobin, Almina Young.
Anna Ande. Fannie Stewart,
Carrie Piel, Nellie Haeget.
An outing was enjoyed last Sunday by the
members of the Violet LITERARY Societv who
were the guests OF Mr.. Robert w. Brlner.
at his magnificent country residence at
Lebanon. Ill. The roster of the society is
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Henry.
Misses
Anna Simon. Teenie Merkel,
Nettie Kinciad, Anna Burke.
Bessie Noel, Stella Jones,
Lillian Noel, Pearl Lamme
Ella Noel, Mary Brennan,
Bertha Hueser,
MesSieurS-
IIheodore Wilkatis, William Brennan,
5. NJ. Gilman, Ellis Henry.
William Harder, Joseph De Lille.
Iheooore MotZ, Robert w Bruner.
Edgar G. Perkins,
a group from the Self Culture Club. at
whose hall the society deliberately pro-
duced Hauptmann's The Sunken Belt" un-
der the direction of the instructor of elo-
cution, Mr.. Robert W. Bruner.
The club meetings of the G. @. G.'s have
been at the home of one of the members,
Mr.. j. Sherman, on Page boulevard. After
the next meeting the club will meet at their
West End home. which is just finished.
A meeting Of the Home Comforts Lotto
Club was held last Wednesday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. John p. Boyle. No.
6712 Garfield avenue. Among the members
present were:
Mesdames-
c. NJ. Horder, Duncan,
Geore Machmeyer, KaIlen,
l. Haber, John p. Boyle,
n. Goodman,
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MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS.
Calling cards-Mermod & Jaccard's.

Il Gazing CarQS-M SrInOU * JaccSTQ s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stewart chaperoned a
party of young folks on a trolley ride Sat
urday evening. The party stopped at West
End Heights and later at CreVe Occur Lake.
Among those present were:
Misses
Ida NJ. Kane. Maud Matiies,
Grace Avery, Mae Young,
Mae Becker, Mae O'Neii,
Anna Becker, Neftie Finch,
Mary E. Kennedy. BERTHE Finch.
Pauline o. Becker, ANN NJ. Gibbons,
New York City, Rose Hesel,
Frances Tiemann, =; Bentjes, Peoria,
Lavinia Stutz, Ill.
Minnie IIerweck.
Messieurs-
E. Zahn, Doctor Becker.
A. Zahn, Ben Lanean,
L. D. Bra6er, w. D. Quinn,
w. j. Hegcl. o.. J.. Anderson,
o. L. Anderson, G. A. Kupterer,
r. f. Coleman, r. 7. Thias.
Joe Stewart, B.. A. Becker,
H. NJ. Walker, Tom Crosby,
J. P. McGra:h, j. H. Hegel,
c.. D. Behen, Edie Gigan,
Mesdames-
McGrath. . Stewart,
w. Quimo.
The children of block No. 300 Tennessee
avenue gave a basket picnic at Gravois
Park on Wednesday. The little folks spent
the day in romping and playing games, and
chapeToned BY the Misses Flora Gambler
and Minnie Hoehn. Among those who par
ticipated were the following:
Misses
Elvira Kapp, Annie Eager,
Endua Smith, Elsie Fierer,
Hazel Gambler. Frleda Fierer.
Lulu Hoehn, Louisa Swedtman.
Olga Wolfnger,
Masters
Arthur Smith. Harry wolfinger.
August Hoehn, Louis Fierer.
Willie Hoehn, George Fierer.
A u NY ror+y- --,z
evening by Miss Marie Uhrig. at her sum
mer home in Maplewood. Mis- Marie
Fl ay banor Of Of Peoria, III; being he guest
eroned by Mrs. and Doctor J. ]. Hoffmap
were present Among the guests were:
Barbara Jcnne, Julia Bade-.
Maggie Thrig, Louise Roattc.
Kathleen Ryan, Laura Beetle.
Lena Gaui. Emily Schroeder
IAZzle SIaul. 01vla Beck-nan,
Julia Buettner, Louise Beckmon
Clara ParGenheier, Mary U!lrig'
Ella Bader,
MeSsieurs-
Joe B~arIenheier, August ". Abe
Frank Ruettner, Theo. H. Schnitz,
Fred Baber. H. L.. Stein,
Joe Jenne. s. Faust.
Frank sei5ei. J. D. Johns,
Chas J. Ehrig. A. Kinspel,
Chas. Schroeder, Otto Knecht.
Harry Fish. Z. Placht,
August DOatte. Geo. Thompson.
Albert GOetZ, w. R.. Rroghoff,
e A. Kuhn. c. A. MertZlauft,
Harry G. Tprley, Robt. silrneddig,
Geo. Hoffman,
Miss Helen Thierny entertained Friday
evening in honor of Miss Jennie Wahbert.
who departed Saturday for Chester. Dane
ing was enjoyed by all until midnight. when
a supper was served. Among the guests
present were:
Misses
J. Wahbert, r. K-ne.
Messieurs-
A Reed, ]. Sharkey.
A stag SMOKER was given in honor of Mr..
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The prizes were awarded to Mrs. C. NJ.
Horder and to Mrs. c. NJ. Goodman. Tie
BOBBY prize was given to Mrs. Duncan.
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which proved a great success. Those pres
Messieurs-
Geo. B. Windler, Jacob Huber,
Geo. Hildner. Christ Winklemann.
AL. Windler. VIM Kempf,
Robt. Windler, Law. Gihnorten,
Arthur b. Dewes, Christ. Rathgeber,
Joe. Grellner. John holman.
Christ Grellner, c. Hoffetwelle,
Andrew Kaletta. VIM. HueleSman,
Joe. W~ippermann, James Presses.
Anton Kunch, Mich. Hildner.
A merry crowd of young people spent a
| pleasant evening at the Benton Park Swim
ming School on Friday. This was the sixth
party OF the season. Among
those present were:
Chaperons-Mr. and Mrs. Reitz.
Misses
Maud Beck. Mahoney, B.
Stella Boraggraefe. Bessie Muser.
Dora DeVall, Branla O'Hara,
| Oric French, Berniece Pearson,
Lottie Huston, Ella Pearson,
3. Jamison, Marie Wells,
| S. Lockwood, Blanch Woodward.
Ora Wagner,
MesSieurs-
Seely c. Bum. Mahoney. :
A. c. Cervantes, G. Martin.
Edward Heine, f. Martin.
Joseph Heine. Chas. Nevius.
Albert Hildebrand, Joseph Tiebe1,
George johnson. A. Cmbrick.
David Jones, VIII Woodruff.
p. Larry,
Excellent Dining Cars St. Louis to New
York every day on Knickerbocker Special.
Last Sunday afternoon a ride was given
by the Misses Claffey in honor Of Miss
Mary Lynch from Catawissa, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hey entertained
young people at their home in Benton
Miss Jessie Stewart of Glendale. Music and
games were the features of the evening.
MI. Henry Wallgreen played a number of
were served on the lawn, which was ar
tistically decorated.
Essie Sudekum at her home, No. all Maj
fit avenue, last Tuesday evening. in honor
of her eleventh birthday. The lawn was
decorated with Japanese lanterns.
A merry party of yourg folks Of the West
End gave a picnic on Saturday at Meramec
evening. Those present We're:
Misses
Hite, N~ewberry.
BloRa, Bowman,
Boyer. Riechy.
Messieurs-
Blong, Newberry.
Reader, Gunnison
Richardson, k~ritemeyer.
dance at Donley's Tuesday evening. Those
present were: Mrs. Louis Retter, Mrs. Hy.
ia Fake. Mrs. Chas. Utley of Chicago, Miss
Jennie Clark and Miss Anna keene Of
Streator, Ill.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF St. The
resa's Church gave a trolley PARTY Friday
evening to Jefferson Barracks. TIL guests
were:
Misses
Mamie Noonan, Quigley,
Marguerite Noonan, Katherine Scannell,
Monte NoOnan, Annie Dalton.
Blake. And others.
MeSSieurs-
James A. Lewis, Joseph McMann,
Joseph Riley, Morgan.
'uolIBQ SBWoqL
Alice Booth of No. 1907 Wright street en-
tertained friends Sunday afternoon. The
guests were:
Misses
Cora Mursinna, Alma Bagley,
Louise Brogan, Sadie Gallagher,
Frances Brogan, Maria O'Reilly.
Lizzie Scanlan,
Messieurs-
Edw. Schaefer, Edw. Dresser.
Charles Corcoran, Phil Abbott.
William Johnson. Chess DouSherty.
Fred Vahle,
Big Four trains. st. Louis to Cincinnati:
Morning. Noon. Night. Midnight.
$50 1900 SIS u:30
Ticket Office, Broadway and Chestnut.
MISCELLANEOUS ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-
Gust.
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gave her a surprise party Thursday after
noon. the occasion being her fifth birthday.
Among those present were:
Misses
Clara Schenchel, Mary Dick.
Lucille Savage, &C Edith
Ruth Savage. Julia Alexander,
Catherine Lefferty, Ellen Wells,
Gertrude Dick, Martha Chlvers.
Masters o.
William Schenchel, Charles Lenerty.
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Miss Marie Spencer of Old Orchard, en-
tertained the club of which she is a mem
Der one afternoon of the past week. Vocal
and music were enjoyed, after
which, refreshments were served on the
Among the members were:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stewart chaperonei a
party of young folks on a trolley ride Sat
urday evening. The party stopped at West
End Heights and later at CreVe Occur Lake.
Among those present were:
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A stag smoker was given in honor of Mr..
George Hildner at No. 1858 Delcr street,
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Mrs. L. F. Bent. No. All Delmar ave-
nue., entertained the Carnation Coffee Club
Wednesday afternoon. At 5 o'clock sup
per was served. and each lady was pre-
scented a carnation as a souvenir. Mrs. F.
w. Krenning, Jr., of Barrett street, will
entertain the club next.
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PERSONAL

FINEST engraved Invitations Tor weddInss.
Correct forms and styles. Samples ana
prices free on request. Mermod & Jaccards'
Broadway and Locust.
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The most beautiful trains are those Of tho
Big Four to New York and Boston
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Mrs. Claude Vrooman departed Thursday
for New York and Atlantic City to spend a
month visiting friends.
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Glasses to suit the eyes are guaranteed
by Doctor Bond. expert optician, at Mer-
mod & Jaccard's. No charge for eXamina-
ton. Steel frames. 81 and up; gold, $ and
UP.
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Miss Anne Meredith returned Tuesday
evening to her home in Chester, ILL.,, after a
three weeks visit with her friend, Miss
Alice De Jong of Eads avenue.
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Miss Barbara Cardwell. No. 1895 Burd ave
nue.. is visiting relative s in Birmingham, ny;
Miss Helen Imelda Jenkins, gradual OF
Loretto Academy, departed last Tuesday.
accompanied by her sister. Miss Anna May
the Reverend Father Hugh j. OConnor.
who has lately returned from Los Angeles
Miss Jenkins will return with Father
O'Connor in about two weeks. but Miss An
ma jenkins will remain until September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weisert and their three
children, lea, Ella and Eddie. departed on
Monday for the far West for about "
months. Their trip Will extend over Color
They Intend to return the first of october.
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MISCELLANEOUS ENTERTAINMENTS.

Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and Lo-
Gust.
The lawn party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Fritz of No. PAT South Eighteenth
street. last week in honor of their daughter.
South Side affairs Of the summer. The oc-
casion of the f~estivity was the eighteenth
birthday of Miss Fritz, also her debut in
to society.
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The F1orodora Swimming Club gave its
second party of the season Tuesday even
ing. Among those present, were:
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The children of block No. 3400 Tennessee
avenue gave a basket picnic at Gravois
the day in romping and playing games, and
at noon enjoyed a repast- They were
chaperoned by the Misses Flora Gambler
and Minnie Hoehn. Among those who par
ticipa ted were the following: