The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15

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The ladies especially like the safe-deposit
| vaults Of the Mississinni Valley Trust Com
| pany for ;ke reason there are no sts.s 70
| climb or sills over which 20 stumble. Boxes
IS and upward per annum-
The following young ladies' of the South
! Side attended a shirt waist picnic last
Sunday at creve Coeur Lake: Misses Adele
Lahrman. Lavena Kcet a.. Louise LAIR
man. Anna Braun. Emma Fischer. Emma
Browne, B Lahrman H. Lahrrna2.
Take Big -Four trains for Cincinnati
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lauphecing ard
! daughter. Pauline, 34i3 Lac,ede. viii be r,t
June Is. Sunday afternoon and even
ing.
! LIS. s. D. Winte- Of l2H Westminster
| place is entertaining her niece. Ms Bessie
! Blanton OF Frankfort Ky.
Mrs. Carrie Wishart Reaer, who has been
| i'll for several weeks at No. 1923 Finney
! avenue, has gone to Eldorado Springs Mo.
| for few weeks rest.
Mrs. ]. ]. McGrane. ACCOMPANIED by her
son; J. J. McGrane, Jr.. are Visiting in Mar
meet Moncay. Wednesday. Thursday and
| Saturday In the Darlor of Nonsectarian
| Church. No. S9no l.lndeu boulevard. this
week. at a. m. Professor Louis Branque
is In charge. Ladies presiding VIII be Mines.
| Frank Shelton. Charles Baxter. Naria l.
! Johnston, Theodore Shelton, Charles H. An
! derson. George Lily and Misses Ballard,
| Hemp. Higgins. Moo-s and Thompson.
J. The most beautiful trains are those of the
Big Four to New York and Boston.
| Mrs. J. Brooks johnson and the Misses
| Johnson departed for the East Friday even
| ing via the Wabash. They VIII summer in
the mountains Of New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen Battle and sister
Miss Edna Earle Pugh. departed Wednes
day for their cottage at AIlenhurst. y. J.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Fields and sons. Charles
and Sam, have returned to the city after a
sojourn at Citronville, Biloxi and New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Fflbert and son.
formerly, Of st. Louis. now of Kansas City:
arrived last 7 eek for a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Filbert. No. 61l7 Wagner
avenue
Several residents Of Linden boulevard
Westmoreland and Portland places are now
travelling in foreign countries on Letters
Trust Company Write or call for full in
formation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d Riehle. who are
spending the summer at hirkwOOd. will
celebrate their first wedding anniversary on
Tuesday evening. June il. Several friends
Misses Frances Pursell. Alice Hadfelter.
Belle Catlin. Amelia Carswell and Frances
PrieSter.
Doctor J. L. Plummer of Peoria ILL.,, has
been the guest during the last week Of Doc
tor L. H. Crapp. No. 1917 Lucas avenue.
Finest engraved invitations for weddings:
correct forms and styles. Samples and
Culbertson, corner Sixth and Locust streets.
The Misses Quarers of Webster Park
have returned from an extended tour of
the interior of the State, bringing home
with them Miss Virginia Smith their
cousin, who will spend the summer with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence J. Doran and a
evening for New York, whence they will
sail for Europe on June %. They will re-
main about six months.
The Bonne Terre High School closed on
Friday, the graduating exercises being held
at the Lyceum; The graduates are: Misses
ard Eta Moon. and Messrs Edwin Hell
bzer and Luther Ross. Miss Frey led the
class.
Mr.. and Mrs George d. Ford of Kansas
City. who are in the city, are guests at
Hotel Beers.
Excellent Dining Cars St. Louis to New
York every day on Knickerbocker Special
Doctor A. E. Everett. who has an Office
in the Commercial building. has gone to
Wisconsin for an indefinite period.
Miss Elizabeth Dunlap of Kansas City is
at Hotel Beers. the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. steen and daugh-
ters of No. 5l3S Kensingtun avenue.
departed last week for Chautauqua, Ill.
where they will remain during the heated
term.
A box of 125 sheets of our Snow Flake !
bend or silver gray writing paper. eXcep- .
ma tch: price per box only SI15 Mermod & ,
Jaccards. broadway and Locust. I
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Nicholson have !
recalled the wedding invitations Of their
daughter. Clara Belle. owing to the death !
of Mr.. Stcne's aunt. They have been quiet- |
ly married in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Msuk, No 25n6 Bell |
grade avenue, entertained friends on |
Powers, who belongs to the crew of the |
hattleship Brooklyn. DancinS and music /
occupied the evening. |
The Quickest train to Boston.
No. 46 via Big -Four leaves St. Louis
11:3O p m, arrives Boston lO:f5 a. nj.
Mrs. NJ D. Greengard and children will
go in a few days TO Nova Scotia where |
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick of Platte are now |
occupying their new home at No. 1926 SuIli- |
van avenue. Lndell place.
Mrs. ]. Shields of Nc SO55 North Euclid
avenue is visiting in Waco. Tex.
Miss Oretta Cantwell. No. 3719 Cook ave-
nue., has returned from Texas where she |
spent month visiting friends in Dallas, |
Marshall and Jefferson.
Ex-Governor A. ]. seay Of Kingfsher.
Hotel RAarE hn fYr1nG pf fr do
Miss Bertha Aldrich, No Is North Boyle
avenue, is seriously i'll at her home.
Mrs. Curtis B. Rollins and children. who i
are shopping in the city, are stopping at
Hotel Beers.
"a hours st. Louis to Boston
via Big -Four train. No 46.
Doctor and Mrs. Herman Saxenmeyer and
party spent the latter part of the week at |
Horseshoe Lake. fishing. Among other St
LouiSans In the party were Mr. and Mrs |
sharles Won Gerichten, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Hampe and Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wood
Mrs. D. W. Wear of BoonvflIe. Mo-. who |
mas been the guest of Mrs. George Jackson
IN Cabanne for the past two weeks, has re-
turned home. J
Mrs. Rose Wormley of New York, who is
n N the city. Is occupying apartments at Ho-
. Mrs. Nellie Hagerty F4nigan. formerly of
St Louis who has been seriously i'll at her
home in Keokuk Ia is Improving