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MAcKINAC ISLAND. MICH.

Special Correspondtnce Of The Sunday Republic.
Aackinac. July 3. IS52-ResOrt arrivals
unprecedented cold and rainy weather Of
the last two weeks. Last season. one Of the
most prosperous in the history OF this re-
the rain this year discounts ali previous rec
ords- The Grand opened Tuesday for lunch
con and barely a score OF guests have reg
the smaller hotels have some guests. but
society" Is decidedly not here yet. Indica-
lions, however. point to a full season by the
18th or 18th. the advance engagements sur
passing those Of previous years. With even
moderately good resort weather. the close
OF the month will easily redeem its begin
Mr. F. A Nagel Is the first 81. Louis man
mere this season His cottage has been en-
r he reouiit and Is now a hne example OF
the ADOPTED colonial style. with wide veran-
das. artistic pillars and tower. He is ac-
S9mpanied by Mrs. Nagel. Miss Marie z.
SageI. MS daughter. and by Miss Lillian
Henry Weaver arrived the early part Of
ne week with Viewers special train OF
ployes for the Grand. and at once set TO
work preparing 20 open his doors for guests
numerous Improvements in the internal ar
rsngement OF the house have been complet-
ed. and the Grand will enter on its twenu-
eth season In better condition than ever to
minister TO the needs and pleasures Of the
E VI. Webster and SIr. and Mrs L. X.
Koohins Will spend the month az the Island
The Reyes-MarshaH Bros. Of st. Louis
arrived this week with th~irty-nine OF their
nnest roadsters and riding horses for the
Grand livery stables. The drives on the
Island are superb. and. as the Park Com
mission keeps all the rosdways IN excellent
condition. lovers Of speeding will lack moth
ing that could add TO their enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Bell are guests ut
the Windsor The Misses Bessie and lula
Cudshy are also at the Windsor. pending
the opening Of the family cottage in the
Annex.
Fred J. HerzoR and wife are at the New
Mackin2c. They Will take a cottage and
spend the season here.
Nr. and Mrs Morgan Of Wichita. Kas,
have been at the island several days.
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the Inn and at the Chicago Club resorters
from the Windy CITY predOminate-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Blake and their
family were the first TO arrive, and are set
lied in theiT cottage near the Belyedere.
by Henry w. Remeters, spends a few days
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas r. Wall have
opened their cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Baarent Ten Brock. Misc Maurine
Ten Brock and Master Barren Ten Brock
are registered Al the Belvedere-
Mrs. A. :. Barns. Jr.. Miss Ana Berhins
and Miss Irene Il. Williams comprise 4
happy group at the Belvedere.
other late arrivals are: Benedict Farra=,
Mrs. e +. 0bear. Mrs. 5. &. Farrar, Mrs.
w. F.. Barns. Miss Helen Barns.
Mrs. Theo Rassieur and children have
been at the ElstOn a few days, waiting the
opening Of the Inn.
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CROPS DESTROYED BY FLOODS.
Okaw River Bottom Country Is
Under Water.
REPUBLIC sPEcIAL

Vandalis. Ill, July 5-The great food OF
water which has poured In upon this Sec
tion from the north has wrought almost In
calculable damage to farmers in the Okav
River bottom in this county. North. east
and south OF this city for many miles hum
dreds Of acres OF corn are still covered with
water from one to four feet deep. and thou
sands Of bushels of wheat rave been carried
away by the current.
SO great has been the volume OF water
north that every tributary Of the Okaw Rfy-
er was converted into a miniature rfye-.
congesdng the Okaw to proportions not wifi
messed here for years Owing to the yast
increase OF acreage seeded to corn and oth-
er crops in the bottom this season, the loss
will be great II Is estimated an fuIIy xiSo ,
900. which will fall largely on renters.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Special Couespoadsnee Of The Sunday Republic.
White Sulphur Springs, W Va, July J,
- of those VINO have arrived al
ready for the season are Mrs l. b. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Biebinger and child,
Judge and Mrs ". C. Jones. Mrs H. E.
ZeLss. from ST. Louis: Colcnel and Mrs. KeI-
logs. Miss Kellogg. OF Washington. who
will be Joined later by Miss Isabel Wells OF
St Louis. who will bring her horses and
automobile, and IL booked for the season.:
Colonel W. J. Cotton from Arizona, Judge
Spanish Claims COmmIssion), and Ir. and
Mrs- d Potts
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CAPE MAY.

Special Correspondence % The Republic.
Gaze May. July :. 1s02-MInister WI Ting
fang OF China viii again be a visitor at
Cape May. He has engaged apartments at
a leading hotel for the summer. When here
two years ago he took an active part In the
social life here and entered about all the
social events which took place.
Henry Charles Lee. the noted Htterateur
and author Of many historical works upon
the lives and times of the Middle Ages. has
settled down here and Is occupying a cot
tage on Grant street for the summer. Mr..
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COLORADO SPRINGS.
Special Correspondent. OF r.. Republic.

Special Correspondence Of TIE Republic.
Colorado Springs. Colo. July 3-At the
Antlers are the following Missouri people:
GRAY Warner. ST. Louis: Eugene W. LeVfs
st. Louis: Mr. and Mrs. Peter McHugh,
Kansas City: Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Flower.
81. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. 7. p. Campbell. st.
Joseph: Mr.. and Mrs. John McKenln. Kan
sas City: Mrs. S. 3. Hull. St Louis: Mr..
and Mrs. G. ". GladdinE ST. Louis: Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Hornbeck. Kansas City:
Mr.. and Mrs n. l. Roy. Kansas City: z
C. HamiIl. Kansas City: Miss Lillian
Hamill. Kansas City: 2 V. Graham. Kan
sas City. w. p. Osgood. ST. Joseph.
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~CHARLEYoIX. MICH.

'charlevotx the Beautiful" never looked
prospects for a brilliant social season more
Gathering. The Belvedere has been open
a week receiving guests. and the Inn
opened yesterday 81. Louisans are numer-
Gus on the Beivedere side OF the resort.
and cottages are nlling rapidly. Around
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ney man. and I can highly recommend your
medicine to auy suferer.s
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1905 pages. free on receipt Oh
Stamps 10 pay expense Of mailing oniy.i
Seno 2 one.cent stamps for the paper
c1vereo EDITION, or 81 stamps for the
Saosn,oound volume, to Dr. r V. Rerrad
Buffalo. ". z.
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PERSONAL
Fine Observation-Disclosures & Jaccard's.

Fine DiamOnds-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L 2. Stephenson. MIR. and
Mrs. ]. D. Anderson. Mr.. ans Mrs. F. W
! Biebinger. Mrs. H. Z. ZeIss, Judge and
" AZ. ' 3s. e'ssn0FieF White Sulphur Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen and famIIy are
at Waukesha. Wis. for the summer.
Miss Lena Geisel and Miss Mary PeItzer
OF Kansas City. who were visiting Mrs. P.
J; McMoErow. have returned home after a
yislt oil three weeks; They were accom-.
daughter. Miss Hazel
Society people like the Knickerbocker spe-
cial via Big -Four. ST. Louis TO New York.
Miss Gertrude E. Petch of st. Vincent
avenue departed this morning. 20 visit reia-
OF July.
Miss Grace Large OF No. S557 Morgan
stree; has returned from a two weeks VISIT
In AlexiE. Ill. where she went to attend the
wedding Of a friend.
Miss Edna Ryan Of No. 1923 Cara avenue.
turned home accompanied dhi by her mas su ne
Miss Clara Wise. Of Chicago.
My Trip Abroad" a handy book for the
ocean voyage Made especially for taklnE
notes OF interesting sights. cities visited.
81. Mermod & Jaccard's Broadway ard IL,
Gust.
French Division of Chart Club will meet
this week Monday. Wednesday. Thursday
ana saturday 3 a m at West End Hotel.
Mr. Louis Brenque Is in charge. Commit
tee Of ARRANGEMENTS is: Mrs. Maria /
Johnston. chairman; Mines. Theodore Shell
ton. Charles ii. Anderson, Charles Baxter.
Frank Sheldon. F. Chappell. Misses Ella
Dorschimer. May Looney, Jessica Hemp
and Catherine Harris.
Take Big -Four trains for Cincinnati
Doctor jules Musick Brady, head physician
at the Poorhouse, will leave shortly for
Europe 10, pursue his studies for an in
definite period.
Robert Bruce Bearden went to Springfield,
Mo- TO spend the Fourth with relatives and
friends.
Miss Jennie l. De veaux is spending the
summer with her uncle. Mr.. X. J.. Walker.
in Holland. Mich.
Mr.. John E Thomson OF Hotel Beers has
returned home after spending six months
abroad. He left Mrs. Thomso in Paris.
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a great many people pay for wealth with
health and admit at last that they have,
made a poor bargain. In the chase OF
the dollar people are too eager to take.
tune to eat regularly or choose proper
food, the stomach becomes disordered or
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~ Inc total eclipse
% health is often pro
duced IN much the
same way, by letting
the dollar shut out
from view all other
things and interests.
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Daisy. to Mr. Theodore n. Gowans Of Buff
falo. y. Y.
The Misses Agnes and Elizabeth Fleming.
No. 5IT0 Page boulevard. leave this evening
for a trip through the West. They expect
TO visit several points OF interest through
Colorado and Salt Lake. arriving in san
Francisco about July - TO visit relatives in
different parts Of California.
H. c. Brockmeier and Miss Addie Richter.
daughter of NJ. and Mrs A. Richter. No.
6S5 Odeli avenue, will be married wednes-
day. July IS
100 finest engraved script calling cars
and best copper plate. only $50 at
Aermod & JaccHrd's. Society Statinners.
Broadway and Locust. 100 calling cards
from plate. 81.
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JAMESTOWN, r. I.

jamestown. r. /. July 8. Isoe-some of
the SUMMED cottaRers here are not at all
pleased with what they term excessive
charges made for goods they require in the
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A farewell reception was rendered John
NJ. williams at his home last Tuesday even
Ing. The evening was ~enioyably spent in
singing and music Refreshments were
served about midnight. There were about
10 friends who called TO pay their respects
TO him on the eve Of his departure. A fare
well speech was made By Mr.. Ben Clark
NJ. Williams departed for Texas last
Wednesday evening. He will stay In Bs
Paso about two weeks and from there 70 to
Phoenix, Ariz.. where he viii stay until
hts health is restored.
The Purina Mills stenographers took ad-
vantage Of their holiday Saturday, July 5,
by enjoying an outing al Creve Coeur Lake
TIT advertising department contributed a
number of Purina feed horse hats, which
were becomingly worn by the stenographers.
Among those present were:
2iasas-
Minnie Bozelle, Theresa Kinkel,
Ida Mccormack, 1ottie Thompson,
Helen McKowen. Luc-etia Rose
Emma Schumacher, brough,
Lucy Bernard, May Hunt,
Susie Scheck. Doris StranghoeneE
Martha Evans, Katie DoeTing,
GeneYieve Harn- Emma Gesgner,
gan, Mamie Mccormack,
Estelle Green, Angelina Barby.
Marie swertheim,
The Harmony Literary Circle met at the
residence OF Mrs. Charles Jacobs FRIDAY
afternoon. Those In attendance were:
Eeist. Garner.
Buchanan. Logan
Libby, Harrison
Jacobs. Slocumb.
Iayior. Farmer,
Emmett, Vance
Peydoh- Miss Williams.
Miss Josephine Knight Of No. sSs Ffuuey
avenue entertained friends Friday evening.
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Mrs. William Webb and her daughter.
Miss Mary Webb. are spending the month
Of July with Mrs Hum l. Davis Of Phila-
delphia in her cottage near the Delaware
Water Gap. Mrs. Webb IS recuperating
after a severe illness.
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diseased, the food eat!
en- ceases to nourish,I
and physical break
\ down comes.
j DR.. Pierce's Golden
y Medical Discovery
lcures diseases Of The
.stomach and other or
gans of digestion and
nutrition and 30 enables
strengthening Of the
'ody, In the only way BY
mich strength can be OBJ
by food properly
igeted and perfectly as
INFLATED.
> ufered for four years with
l4n N my Romach % that al
mes I couldnt work nor eat
T1tes Mr.. Prank Smith, Of
chafire Co., Colo. sri
rcte 10 you about my sickness
"a was told TO NE your mcdi-
ne which ] did with good
suits only used four bot-l
> OF Golden Medical Disc0~
J, and must say that anal
curcd and feeI Hxr n
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Mr.. George W. AIbin. having graduated
from Yale. is pending n few days in this
city before going TO Seattle. Wash, which
is TO be his home.
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The Misses Hohson Of EdwardsvilIe. Ill.
have returned home after a visit with Miss
Wollhrinck OF Finney avenue.
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The "OthelloS' entertained their friends
and member with Z lawn party at theiI
home. No. 4lH Peck street. Friday evening
anese lanterns and decorated in the socie.
tvs colors. Dancing. az well as refresh.
ments. which were served in the house dur
ing the evening. we're thoroughly enjoyed
by all. Among those present were:
Misses
Henrietta Busche, Gertrude Niebling.
Maryen Busche. Clara Preismeyer.
Genevieve Peters, Edna Van Lueck.
Lulu FRANKIE. Anna Kaiser,
Bertha HorDlein Mis- Grady.
Rebecca Goldsfein, Carrie Busche,
Lillian Weida. Stella windhorst,
Nora Knickmeyer. theresa Allen.
FlosSie Muir, Belle Lyster.
Rose Lyster. Fannie NieblinE
Edith Moone. Hazel Hough-
Clara Ernst.
Mesdames-
c. Busche. H. R Paramore.
Wamser.
Messieurs-
G. Wamser. Hy. Wigs.
George McLain, Gus FRANKIE.
William Abduction, c. H. McCord.
Z z bradley. Riley D.. Mohr.
p z FRANKIE. Fred Behrens,
y: schneider. Merritt Mayann.
William c. Busche. VI. F. Grady.
c. 3. Sparhawk, J.. s. Schwettzer,
George F. Hardy, George II. lowell
N.P Busches ID Stephens,
Ben Vosht, Dade Ease,
h r Paramore. Paul Behrena.
W. W. Hornlein, George Crokmeyer-
---w-
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where she viii spend the summer with trip
TO the enyirons and the Normandy coast.
Early in the fall Mr.. Thomson will cross @
| bring Mrs Thomson home.
Miss Nan Melser is visiting relatives in
Chicago. She viii remain ali summer.
Miss Kate Meiser Is entertaining Miss
Corinne Shields OF Wenosha. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Kayser and their two
daughters OF No. SSH North Twenty-frst
street have gone for a visit TO friends in
Illinois.
Telegraph your friends you are coming to
Cincinnati via Big -Four
Mrs. Martha Davis Griffith departed for
her home in Kentucky to spend the sum
EeT. She visited her sisters. Mrs. Sara T..
Davis Board Of Louisville and Mrs. John
4 Lambert OF Henderson. Ky.
Mrs. Paul Jones is summering at Harbor
Beach. Mich.
Doctor and Mrs F. E woodruff have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs z. y. Wood
run OF LSavenworth. kas., at their summer
home in the country.
Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four trains
leave St Louis for Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Denison of Page ave-
nue. leave shortly for the resorts in Illinois.
O. A. Field and wife and Miss Lucetta
Field and .. a Field. Jr.. will depart for
Manit0u. Colo. Thursday morning TO spend
the summer.
Doctor Bond. expert optician at Mermod
& Jaccard's. broadway and Locust. VIII
examine sour eyes free OF charge. and
guarantees 10 IL them properly. IL glasses
are needed. Steel frames. 81 and up; gold.
8 and up
Mrs. Julia A. Mofhtt and daughter Miss
Nellie Mofitt, OF No. 54 Spring avenue.
sailed on July l for a trip abroad.
They have made no plans for returning
very soon. and expect TO spend at least a
year in travelling. and In the pursuit OF art
and music. Mrs. MCfftt Is a daughter OF
Mrs, George S. Beers.
Excellent Dining Cars St. Louis TO New
York every day on Knickerbocker Special
Mss Meta Dleckhon departed yesterday
to visit friends in Iowa and Illinois for d
month.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Kissack OF the city
are guests AT Hotel Beers. where they are
occupying the bridal apartments.
Miss MfHscent HeirzeIman. No. 49, Shen-
andoah avenue. entertained her friends with
a euchre Wednesday morning.
The most esutifuI trains are those OF the
Big -Four to New York and Boston
Mr.. o. II. schessling Of Berlin is a guest
at Hotel Beers during his visit in the city.
A. rvutg-- u-.Ah - - .L.--
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Dancing was the feature Of the evening.
The house was decorated with palms and
twlned the gas Jets and extended to the
table. caught here and there with roses and
carnations. After the supper. which was
oaintily served. each guest was presented
with a souvenir. Among those present
were:
Misses
Jennie CORY. Ed Rosobrough,
Bertha Roster. Vincent CORY,
Mamie Chic. James Fox.
Agnes Finnigan. John Hennessy
Jennie Moran, Leon Dunn,
Lizzie Byrne. John DanfOrth,
Agnes o'Nein. Clarence Swane.
MeeEiSurS Charlie Swane,
Walter Sheehaa. Harry Hour,
VIII Gaurin. p. O'NeIl.
Geo. MClivafne. Ned GRAY.
Charles Hoarne.
Society stationery-Mermod & Jaccard's.
A trolley ride was given last Wednesday
night by a jolly crowd Of young people on
the private car Aerial A ride was taken
over the entire western part Of the city.
and a stop was made at Busch's Grove,
where refreshments were ssrysd and dane
ing INDUCED in. Those attending yere:
Helen Klein. .uosJIoM Bu7I
Lillian Dreyer, Nettie Cohn.
Eva Landeker, Pauline Fuch,
Nellie Mayer. Stella Cnterberger,
Selma Epstein, Annie Lederer.
Messieurs-
Frank Mayer. Henry Marx
Herman Well, Nose Samuels,
Alex Landau, Ben Morris.
Jim Hornstein, Leon Levy,
Joe Weisberg. Leo Marx.
One OF the enjoyable events Of the week
was the surprise birthday party given to
Miss Lillian. Schiller Wednesday evening in
honor Of her seventeenth birthday. Dancing
and singing were INDUCED in until II .. m.
when refreshments we're served. Those
present were:
Misses
Lillian Schiller. Martha Norris.
Delta Bruchy. Josephine Yockerst.
Mamie Burke, Lille Anthony.
Freda GosSner, Amelia Schiller,
Messieurs-
Sam Conner, Jack OWE.
Joe Martin. John Schiller.
Walter Cufran, Joe Hines.
Oliver P. Link. Gus Schiller.
Tom Jingiey.
The Windsor Musical Club held its regular
meeting at the home Of Miss Tuholski, No.
1879 Hogan street, Thursday evening. The
members present were Misses Alma Bach
man. Bertha Bachman, Sophia Delabar. Al
Victoria Tuholski, Messrs. A. Delnbar. ".
Delabar. John Kunz. Joseph A Roeder and
d. A. Tuholski. The next meeting viii be
held at the home Of the Misses Dreifus, No.
3035 Allen avenue.
Mermod & MISUNDERSTANDING and Lo-
Gust.
An enjoyable evening was spent on Tucr-
Gay py irlencs and members OF the Avon
dale Lawn Tennis Club. at a "hay ride" to
Schoenlau's Grove. There were dancing,
swinging and games. and a "'schmierkase"
supper was served. Those who attended
were:
Misses
Maude Weisert, Elsa Boeck.
Mayme Seibel. Martha Boeck,
Addie Foerstel, Julia Schaefer,
Ida Clemens. Mamie Schaefer.
Messieurs-
Charles Weisert, Phil Seibel.
George Fox. Max Schnadeiback.
Harry Benzen. John F1achman.
Conrad Seihel. J. o. Boeck.
An informal lawn party will be given at
the St Louis Club on Thursday, June 10,
1902, from s until II O'Clock p. m.
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II. R Paramore.
WEDDINGS.

Doctor and Mrs. Young H. Bond have an-
nounced the engagement OF their daughter,
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AI@aI Eclipse,

Any man a produce q total eclins.
OF the sum-, so far as he himself Il 60
eerned. BY holding a dollar close to hi.
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Mr.. John f. Thomson Of Hotel Beers has
returned home after spending six months
abroad. He left Mrs. Thomson in Paris,
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Mt. o. II. Schessling Of Berlin is a guest
at Hotel Beers durinS his visit in the city.
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Miss Jennie l. De Veaux is spending the
summer with her uncle. Mr.. K. J. Walker.
in Holland, Mich.
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Robert Bruce Bearden went to Springfield.
Mo. TO spend the Fourth with relatives and
friends.
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Dancing was the feature of the evening.
The house was decorated with palms and
ferns. while in the dining-room smilax
twlned the gas Jets and extended TO the
table. caught here and there with roses and
carnations. After the supper, which was
daintily served. each guest was presented
with a souvenir. Among those present
were:
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The most beautiful trains are those OF the
Big Four TO New York and Boston.
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Miss Mili.cent Heirzelman. No. 49, Shen-
andoah avenue. entertained her friends with
a euchre Wcinesday morning.
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Take Big Four trains for Cincinnati

Iaht Big FOuT uaIhs Tor CINCINNATI
Doctor jules Ausick Brady, head physician
at the Poorhouse. will leave shortly for
Europe 10. pursue his studies for an in
definite period.
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Miss josephine Knight Of No. SsSs Finney
avenue entertained friends Friday evening.
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The Harmony Literary Circle met at the
residence of Mrs. Charles Jacobs Frfdsy
afternoon. Those in attendance were:
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An enjoyable evening was spent on Tuca-
day By friends and members Of the Avon
dale Lawn Tennis Club. at q hay ride" to
Schoenlau's Grove. There were dancing,
swinging and games. and a "schmierkase"
supper was served. Those who attended
were:
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Society Stationery-Mermod & Jaccard's.
A trolley ride was given last Wednesday
night by a jolly crowd Of young people on
the private car Aerial" A rids was taken
over the entire western part OF the city.
and a stop was made at Busch's Grove.
where refreshments were s5rysd and dane
ing INDUCED in. Those attending yere:
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SOCIAL CLUBS.

An informal lawn party will be given at
the st. Louis Club on Thursday, June 10,
1902. from s until II O'Clock p. m.
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H "aSea"S
Mr.. and Mrs. L 2. Stephenson. MIR. and
Mrs. ]. d. Anderson. Mr.. ana Mrs. F. W
Biebinger. Mrs. H. E. ZeIss, Judge and
Mrs. W. C Jones are all St Louis guess
az the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Kissack of the city
are guests at Hotel Beers. where they are
occupying the bridal apartments.
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Mermod & Jaccard's-BrOadway and Lo-
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Miss Edna Ryan of No. 1923 Cara avenue.
who spent the winter in Chicago. has re-
turned home. accompanied by her aunt,
Miss Clara Wise. of Chicago.
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My Trip Abroad" a handy book for the
ocean voyage Made especially for taklng
notes OF interesting sights. cities visited.
etc. Handsomely bound in black seal. oniy
81 Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway ard Lo-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-06

Miss Grace Large OF No. 1881 Morgan
stree; has returned from a two weeks VISIT
in AlexiE. Ill. where she went to attend the
wedding Of a friend.