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

week was the luncheon given in the ladisS
grillroom at the Park Hotel on Tuesday,
by Mrs. " II: Miller OF Boston TO a party
of ST. Louis friends. Tn table was 4 mass
OF dainty violets. mauve chiffon and pink
Toses. Among those present were: MmeS-
Turner and Lee Of ST. Louis. Brant of Chi
cage and Dalton Of Boston
Many St Louis people at the Park have
heen Summing" during carnival week, Wis
ing sights usually denied to those who
ramble about the place during the sunny
hours of the day. Great secrecy has ben
maintained regarding these nocturnal eX-
ploTing expeditions. and thu ladies' have al
ways worn shor; skirts and the heaviest OF
wells. while their escorts usually attired
themselves in costumes becoming the quar-
ter they intended visiting. I'll,
Next Tuesday the Arlington Hotel Will
have its annual ball. giving visitors Just a
week to recover from the effects OF me
Eastman hail. Both hotels are under the
same management: and there Is much in
tercourse between the guests. Perhaps the
hest joke that the Arlington has had TINS
week was the little affair in which Police
Commissioner Harry Hawes of St LOUIS
was concerned. 4 mock court, established
for the benefit OF the Elks, who are holding
carnival here this week, was held in the
City Hail, and when Mayor Belding Of Hot
Springs was taken before the Magistrate
and made to pay a fine OF SO for vaGrancy
he sent for Mr.. Halves to defend him. Mr.:
Halves. with great haste, responded; not
realizing the nature OF the proceedings
When he entered court he: too. was arrest,
Cd and. for leay ing 81; LoHisi Was nam naeo
N-tf SUM Wa ShN- So
W G. Fordvce of the Cotton Belt road
has been looking after his railway interests
pretty closely since he came down from
St. Louis to the SPRINGS. but has found time
for q spin or two with William J. Berkiey
over some Of the hard roads on horseback.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman G. G. Luyties We're
the leaders In a tally-ho party. composed or
ST. Louis people and others from Chicago.
a few davs ago. Tony Steuver held the
lines along 4 part of the road until he got
tired. as he expressed II. OF the monotoh!
of driving ''only' six horses, at a time.
Others at the Arlington who are regis
tered from st. Louis are: Louis +, Zeep.
Alfred ]. W~agenman. George Schurl.
Thomas d. Harvey. David Ranken. Jr.:.J-
W. Cornelius. Mr.. and Mrs. George /. Me
Greery, c. G.. Harris, Robert II. Leach
". W. Mcleod. Joseph L. Hemp and Doc
James ], Maher. William Kennedy and
=. ]. Gafney form a ST. Louis trio at the
Milwaukee, Hotel. These gentlemen came
down the latter part Of FEBRUARY. and are
taking q thorough rest. Two other ST. Louis
men at the milwaukee, are H. c. Johnston
and ]. Goerner.
C.. u. Johnson and family are ENJOYING the
hcscitality Of Landlord aim at the Wa
verIy, and taking n course of rejuvenating
baths. Doctor and Mrs. J. G. Parrish OF
81. Louis are also at the Waverly- Joseph
Vogel. Mrs. s. Nogel, George Branch.
AdOiph Wallner. Mrs. r. p. Bennett. S.
Shells. H. ]. Paul and ]. w. Watkins make
up a st. Louis colony At the Waukesha.
who came down during February. and are
still at this hosiery. which faces the Ar
lington. c. r. Graham also took UP quarters
at the waukesha about the middle Of last
month. and WAS Joined a week later by
Mrs. Graham. Among other 81. Louisans at
ar. and Mrs. F. NJ. Shirley and their son, E.
c. Shirev. and L. NJ. Coates.