The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-31
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.l T0Tmsr G9 Go I ; and Mr., Mrs. Lon 10, '; STEPHENS
mother. Mrs. J. N. Neison IN BoonviIle.
Mrs S. Waters ENGS q glasgow ig visiting
Miss Eta Lou Carter OF St. Louis is spending
and family,
81. Louis carry in the week with his aunt, Ms.
Sunday Of Governor and Mrs. Lon V. stephens.
Mrs, J. ]. McNslly and daughter, Nance. re-
turned h TG Monday from a visit to relatives in
Miss Virginia Mitchell Of Nevada, who has
been the guest OF Miss Halle carstarphen, re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hess were guests
this week of Honorable and Mrs. Rudolph Muei-
Mrs. $. Beaufort Kitley and children and Mrs.
n; Z. Lay returned Monday from d visit to
relatives. in Kansas, City ,,
10 visit her friend. Miss Eunice Bondurant, who
vs. Which efvi takes a p hSSse n eSf' week Inc street '4if'
Miss Bessie Clark returned THURSDAY from a
pleasant visit with relatives in ST. Louis and
Misses Minnie Pondrom of St. Louis. after a
turned home Tuesday. Their mother. Mrs. Pom
Mrs. Simon WaIIach and daughter and Hur-
tense slchel Of San ANTONIO, Tex, after a Say-
and Mrs. L. Bodenheimer. returned home Tues
The TuxedOs gave a dance at Frlemels Garden
Tuesday e Ts. With Sitd1 about t 0.abss,r couples g6rs
ppisbed the music, ard dSncing vas kept
up until quite late. Those in attendance
were. MISSES DAISY ana L<titia hdrSnAll, Nellie
May Hall. Estelle ,sh9gp. Halle CarstarPhen.
DaiImeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Brandenberger. ME.
Bal MTs: ROY r Ar~GS t9PRs M5bb and M Mgs; W. s q:
R RpnTIto Rislssgg; *. S GnTgth9 Rsu esison' n asnTy' SSe sHtsi,
Enloe., Harris and several others.
Bowling, parties are becoming quite a fad.
party. after which she served delicious. ices.
street. Among those present were: Misses Anne
liams. Alma Gass. Minnie, Grafton; Mines. Dali
meyer. Hobbs. Hugh STEPHENS and T. L Price.
Monday evening. when Mr.. Cecil Thomas was
host. Many games were played. Hugh Stephens
p TinefnT was a1I se RS1af' tR s 1sfesi- the p' eysning. the The
participants were: MIsses Gsss. CAN'T Grafton.
chester. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Price. Mr.. and
Mrs, Hugh Stephens. Messrs. Mcvoy. Kaiser,
Mrs. Joseph Forth entertained a few friends
for Mrs. waliaeh OF san Antonio. Tex and
Misses Minnie and Theresa Pondrom of st.
Mrs. J. i. Schultz.
euehse last week for her quests. Misses Minnie
and Theresa Pondrom Of St Louis There. were
The first prize; a handsome burnt-wood PLAGUE,
the work Of the hostess. was given Miss Pom
EsffArtz. An elegant lunch was served.
vi MI and tbe Mrs aunt q RI pirs ciP e : e R e St; Louis are
Miss Ne NE, R ,P4n,7en returned ,sa s. Tas gs from a an
Mrs. WiIiiamH GIiiispie Of Kansas CITY. was
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Farmhouse are entertain
ing Mrs. J. {. Varney and daughter. Miss Ethel,
of Seymour, Ia
After a pleasant visit Of two weeks with rela-
tives in versailles, Mo, Miss Dixie Riley re-
Mrs. JoEeph Schleer returned Tuesday from a
delightful visit with her parents in Louis
Mrs. x. T. DUNN is entertaining her brothers,
d. L. and T. G.. Mumpower, of Fayette.
Mrs. F. L: Fromme. with her son and daugh-
and Mrs. iSsiH ciara tsss0f Fromme n sis' LS %iiSa MI
Several excursions were run into this city
Thursday to attend the 'log-rolling'' of the
Modern woodmen. Lodges throughout Central
Missouri participated and several bands were IN
attendance. The contests OF the various COM
panies took place in the Capitol grounds, and
the procession in the morning was very credit
able. Several cash prizes were awarded.
Mrs. Hamlln and daughter. Mrs. Vineyard, are
spending several weeks in Hot Spring. Ark.
Mrs. J. N. Enloe and family have returned
from a months visit in Russeliville. with Mrs.
Enloe's parents. Doctor apd Mrs. Short.
Paris. Mo-. and Mr.. MCGEE On Thursday for the
Mira. 7. L. Martin and daughter, Miss Zetta-
returned Monday from Keytesville. where they
spent the GUNNER.
for idaho on an extended trip.
Two bowling clubs have been organized this
week, one by. the Saturday. Club ef girls and
the other by the gentlemen friends Of the MEM
ber OF the club.