The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Tuesday. At Il o'clock masks were removed

I Tuesday. At II o'clock masks were removed
ard supper was served.
| Some of the costumes were as follows:
Mr.: Bodeker, t--mp: Mr.: Fitzgerald. bal
let girl; Mr.. Grue. negro lady comic; Mr.
Weidle, Mephlsto: Mr.: Thomure, clown: Mr.
| Hooiigan:" Mrs.. scluier. clown: Mrs. Game
we'll. living skeleton: Mrs. Asinger. negro
Mrs. Mash" . Seis" sh ars: S @s'', era ssen boy b ssaJ
clist; Ma C~le. school girl; Mrs. Greer
| choru- str': Hrs. Boe..;r. chorus girl: Miss
girl: Mss Me-. dude: Miss Gan veil. Co
lumb:.
| Mr.. Phil Teschma. her Ct No. 1857 Maxine
az nue was surprised nth a serenade on
-.e eve of his thirty-.hird birthl1y. Dan
ci"E wGa enjoyed until II o'clock. when re-
| were:
| Mesdame-
Anna sches? Lizzie Metzger.
J IKE Schecr. Geo. Schildrcth,
PM. T~eschmacher. August scheer.
Rowcna Sch:droth. Ora Teschmacher.
| N@-St"::~
N cha. Yam Ess, Rickarrs,
Geofei. schildroth. Wai.er se-ldroth.
E.mer Scheer.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Norris Gregg gave o dinner
for twelve on Thursday evening. The table
decorations were in American beauties.
The Euest- were:
M. ara .hIS. William bTe66, ~ h'it
Mrs Dan e.. Taylor. Mr.. end Kris. .avid
z. Calhoun. Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter. Ar.
and Mrs. Frederick Hawiey.
Telegraph your friends you are coming to
Cincinnati via Big Four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert wolIblock celebrated
their silver wedding on Saturday evening,
November q. at their residence, No. S9l
Wells avenue. Supper was served at II
o'clock. Singing. recitations and music were
enjoyed by all until a late hour. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wollblock received many handsome
and useful gifts Those present were:
MesSieurs and Mesdames-
Colonel and Mrs. Doctor and Mrs.
Joe OctJien. Louis c. Rohlfng.
Joseph leader, Major and Mrs.
Leonard Ebert. Victor Hug. .
William Wollblock. Charles Ploesser,
Otto RauSchen- Chris Wollhlock.
bach. Alphonse Meyers.
H. vickery,
Winnsfred Eickery, Dena Rohlfng,
Annie Renninger. Ruby Ploesser.
Annie Daugherty, Meta Ebert.
Ruby Eickery, Maggie Magsamen.
Mcssieurs-
William r. Thomas, Richard F. Thomas.
Q. A: Meyer. Raymond L. Meyers.
Wesly Ebert, John Hug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meier OF No. 1913 Penn
street gave a euchre IN honor of their
daughter Josie last Sunday afternoon. The
first rr.ze was awarded to Miss Clara Lang,
the second to Miss Cecilia Meier and the
BOBBY to Mrs. Edward F. Meier.
Twelve games were played, after which
a luncheon was served, the evening being
spent in music. Those present were:
Miae-
Clara Lang, Elsa Hoffman,,
Katie Lang. Cecilia Meier,
Josie Meier. Rose Lang.
Olive Yaeger. Emma Lang.
Mess!eurs--
George Meier. Henry Hoffman,,
VIZ Weidemueller. Jim Lang.
c. r. Roth. Walter Meier.
Nessieurs and Mesdames-
Car Meier, Edward F. Meier.
Henry Raurringer.
Mrs. John Gaffney of Maplewood gave a
dinner TO friends last week. Each lady
guest received a pretty souvenir in the way
of embroidery.
Big Four trains. st. Louis to Cinclrnat.:
Morning. Noon. Night. Midnight
go 1900 SIS ll:30
Ticket Office. Broadway and Chestnut.
A pleasant evening was spent at a sur
Prise party given in honor of Miss Lou
Hansen at No. f5l Easlon avenue. Mon
day. Various games were played and vocal
and instrumental selections were rendered.
those present were:
Misses
Lou Hansen. Nellie Fulkerson.
Mae Preston. Jennie Chapel.
Ella GorEes. NI.r.!e Dea NOR,
Minnie NeirhaGf, Dora GarrelS.