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

f,mHy roulkS. Falkenhainer,
! M hEa;s Koshn: Falkenhainer.
Mrs. Nettie Lange OF the South Side en-
tertained friends with a eIchre on Wednes-
day afternoon. She was assisted in re-
Miss Helen LANCE. 4 repast was served
after the prizes were distributed. The
rooms Were decorated with palms and now-
enjoyment.
An IdyI Of the Rhine" a beautiful gif.
book. on sale at Bars Dry Goods Company.
I The pupils q Miss Ella johnson gave q
%". Mrs. 8 sas5 !. f Keller. evening Sni Eo,s at M ,hs home sgae
rue. The back parlor was reserved for the
pupils and was decorated with palms and
who played during the evening were: Mrs.
j Blevtns. Mrs, I. v. Johnson. Misses
Eunice Ceary. Marsueri,e orvis. Jennie
Natalie Weiyel. Nellie Wetyei. Helen
Ready. Marie Dye. Miss Elsa DellkhofY
sang two selections.
Miss Minncttc Bloeser. No. 1925 Hickory
street. gave a violet breakfast Thursday
of her guest, Miss HALLS Reare. of Ellis
Grove. III. The lining room was. decorated
with ricle's. Those present were:
Halle Beare, Julia Sybertz.
jeanette Jewell Minnette Sybrrtz,
OF chicago, Dorothy Raining
Elenora Bloeser, Milly Ramm.ng.
Tfllie BloeSer, l.ottie Ircke.
Cora lost. Fidelas Martin
Lou tucker, OF Milwaukee.
Mrs. II. A. Schmidt. No. 3il7 Pine street.
gave a pink luncheon Monday in honor of
table decorations were in pink and white.
and the hostess received her guests In q
becoming. gown of pink and white foulard.
Among those present were:
Aesdames-
A II. Kollas. Thomas Stringer.
). y. Newell, Harry Schmidt
Aug. Sperleder,
Mrs; Albert KEN No: SOS. Kensins.On
afternoon. March IS. In honor of her little
daughter Jeannette's sixth birthday. Re
SHIN were served.
Tailor-made. siIk-lined Suits to order. SO.
French. No. 1853 Olive.
Mrs. Weber OF Delmar boulevard. gave a
party In honor of her daughter. Jessie. Sat
urday evening. March u. The house was
beautifully decorated. Supper was served
at midnight. Among the guests We're:
Misses
Mono Block. Minnie Hirschberg.
Annie Cosby. Lizzie King.
Schubach. Lucille Ahlendorf.
Helen Cnger. Carrie HirschberG.
Louise Geserich. Jessie King.
Clara Mueller. Rockstruck.
Geserich. Williams.
Lulu Mueller.
Messieurs-
Charlie schraps. Jr.. Walter schraps.
George Endres, Homer Ziegier
Paul Schraps. F. Msltzahn.
Ralph Valentine. Schubach.
c. Weber. l. Garren.
Edward Anderson. c, FosieI.
Gus Lyttle, Nbrecht.
The Misses Moran. No. 1872 North Twen-
ty-third street, entertained friends last
week. Music and dancing were the features
Of the evening. and supper was served.
Among those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Sam Smith. Martin Moran. Jr.
Misses
Wayne Moran. Lizzie Moran.
Sarah Moran, Nellie Glynn,
Agnes Flynn. Florence Beaumont.
Messieurs-
Robert Lehman. vii Rrodie.
Bud Cannon. Fred Hodmann.
Charles Adank. Lon Andreas.
Jim Moran. Tom Moran.
Mrs. Nen Birckhead. No. 30a5 West Dick |
son street. gave q luncheon last Tuesday |
In honor OF the Current Events Club. Those
present were: |
Misses |
Nellie Goetz. Edna Brannon.
Corinne GoetZ. Lille Feeney. |
Ns-varite Eyster. Birdie Herold.
Katie Feeney. Edith Gillinberg.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. William c. |
Busche. No. 232i Benton street. was sur
prised with a masquerade party which was |
Among the costumes worn by the guests
were: ghosts. babies. Indian. knight. cow |
bow. Mexican. Queen of the Might. school \
girl. two Uncle Sans. ruben. gypsy. Red /,
Others. About Il o'clock supper was served. /
Walter p. Blische acting "a master OF cere- ,
mony. who delivered an Grafton bearing on ,
friendship. A token Of love and a greeting .