The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

Sue E~lZZlehUrrS. ChaS kEaEaS
.IaTy hurlander, Emil Westerheck
Amelia Parsons, John Manderaeld.
Kate NanderIield.
M Tp-to-Date Tenpin Club held its reg
MAR meeting at the ST. Louis Bowling Ass0-
cation Friday afternoon. There were also
SmakiuE the highest score. with several 9th
"rs following closely. Among those pressu.
Were:
Mesdames-
J. /. Riechers, T. F. Witch.
X. EnEelskind, Earl lesson.
q. H. Strothman. A. Mush.
Eli krenning. Jr, c. +. Steitz.
Schumacher. I. Hoffman.
orbaCh.
Miss Anna Fischer.
Mrs. E. Bachelor. No. %. Lasal,e s,r.et
entertained the Wednesday Euchre Club. %
winch she Is a member. Prizes were won
by Mrs Harry Smith, Mrs. c. Ratchelor.
MIS-. a Spaete. Mrs. Sitting. After Tho
prizes were distributed luncheon was served
ana some musical selections were rendered
among the members present were:
!. s Divers. c. Rogers
II. Bolltnger, G. NItzen
II. Smith, c Hamm
J.. Sitting. c. Batcbe,or
a Spaete.
The T. T. II. Club was entertained hr
Mss Leila Williams OF Shrewsbury last
Wednesday afternoon.
The F7eur de LIS Club made Soma FOOD
scores at tn St Louis bowling Associa-
kiie won first prize and Mrs. Ruler the
second prize. The members are:
Mesdames-
Rrimer. Ra-hveba-
EsIch, Ruler
Cornwall Schir.
FuSch. Schres5er
JaesChke. Vnlrrnr
koeilhoffer. Voyr.
klc, ZeIle-
Linderman. Ia Bobn.
Newman, Miss Baird.
Mrs. A. Bachman. No. 1872 Wyoming
klatch Monday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent in various amusements. Among
,Eose present wers:
M"Sdames-
+, w KrenninG. T. T. Witch.
Jr q. II. Strathman,
l. = Bent. Charles Becker,
= = Thoene. a. Bachman.
j.. Marsh. a. Nonro.
a tSeltZ. Miss Anna Fischer.
The Usual Way CIub held its second
netting Friday evening. March q and was
those present were:
Misses
Edna Meyer. Edna Felpin.
Gertrude Hamp- Hancine Campbell.
son, Marie Neysrson
Christine F~ritchely. Ruth wray.
Melvin Fritchly, Tom Duley,
otto Buder. Eugene Pushofr.
VIII Atkins. Hether Wray.
Proctor Homer.
Mrs. &. Ahrens, No. %sls Vest avenue, en-
tertained the Twentieth Century Birthday
Club. OF which she is Il member Wednes-
day afternoon. Euchre was played ani the
Mrs. II. Pohle. Nrs. H. Benseik and Mrs.
u. Huefe. The decorations in the parlor
and dining-rooms were ferns and American
beauty roses. Each lady was presented
with a souvenir. The following members
were present:
NcsdaneS-
II. & pohle. IT T NoIlrnann.
l. SCHNEIDER, d. NJ. Liston.
J.. I. Grace. q. 5. Weinmann.
r. Sherman. Ii. Huefe,
IL. l. Benseik, II. Bruening,
j. ". Cameron, +. Fish,
w Stefsn. Adrane.
a. Boenig. W Rieke.
The once Mems Dancing Club gave a ball
Mt its club hall on Olive street Wednesday
evening. Among those Present were:
.iessieurs-
F c. Pinkerton. Cunkle,
T. \ Schonele. Finch.
l. G Jones, Geber,
:. /. Hopkins. Credell,
Doctor N1fonS. Cott.nGhan,
Parvin, Morgan,
Sinclair Bosch,
HeIbV' Murtfeldt.
johnson.
Misses
Hilda Levy. Prlce,
Marie Kerr. Epson.
Annie Forshaw. Crecelius.
Nav Wells. Cottingham.
a AeAAscL
Olga MOnson, Landers,
Rothsch!id, Furiong.
Strotman,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wenzel entertained
their euchre club Tuesday evening. Cards
were played until 10 o'clock, after witch
dancing and music Were INDUCED in until a
late hour. Vocal selections were rendered
by Miss Fannie Fshe Prizes were won by
Miss Sadie Fisher. Miss Lena Book and
Miss Clara Book. and Mr.. McCoard. Mr..
Chromer and Mr. Walter Groh.
Those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
c. Wilson. J. Wenzel.
r. r Fisher.
Messieurs-
J.. McCoard. W. Groh.
J. O'ByaD. Jim Alum.
l.. Chromer,
Misses
Lena Buck, Lille Fisher,
Sadie Fisher. Clara Book.
l;iruye Book. Fannie Fisher.
The Young Ladies. Chrysanthemum Club
viii give its last dance Monday, April a.
a, Jefferson and Park avenues A apecial