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

Miss Ada Bell has gone to Lexington, KY,
to spend several weeks.
been connected with the st. Louis County
Waterman for sevearl years. has recently
moved his family to old Orchard.
The Coins are to move TO Selma shortly,
into the house occupied by Mr.. Cook.
Miss Blanche Magellan has taken O posi-
ticn as teacher in the Webster Groves
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Bizsur were visiting
friends in st Louis last Saturday aud sun
day.
Mr.. Carter Marshall Of Window 1. seri-
ously I'll.
Mrs. William Campbell and Miss Edna
Campbell have Just returned from a month
in Chicago.
Mrs. Louis Bry entertained a company OF
ia Sf. J. fr, K H f6STa . Of Of + kansas CITY sDen,
Friday and Saturday with the F. H.
Mrs. n. d. Thompson entertained a.
luncheon Wednesday Mines. W. II. Rhodes
W. G. lager, ]. D.. Ripley, E. S. Heaiey, c.
l. kloss. r; a Allen and Miss Mary Hart.
Dir. and Mrs. w. H Rhodes are working
their plans to spend the summer at Fern
Glen. as usual.
The Saturday Evening Euchre Club met
last night. with Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Avis.
York last week. He. with Mrs. Barron
ana dauShters; Dorothy and Elena. left
Mrs Henry L. Wilson is quite III.
The new home of Mr.. ". C. Rumsey is
TO be a very handsome structure. in the
English rural style. which prevails In some
Of the Eastern cities, but has not been In
troduced into St Louis as yet. Other speci-
residence of Mr.. A NJ. Fellows. and in the
upper portion of the handsome stone edifice
OF Mr.. A. r. Deacon. now near compile
ton.
Miss Ethel Simmons of Minneapolis is
visiting relatives in Webster.
The Webster Park Club. "Wednesday club
and Every Other Week are emitting their
regular meetings during the last two weeks
Of Lent. out of Difference to the services
held by the four churches
Mrs. Charles Dyer entertained q number
Of ladies informally on Thursday afternoon
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Miss Emma Bradley of North Sixth
street is visiting friends in Belleville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Britton of Grand avenue
are visiting in Nascoutah-
Miss Rose Simoni has returned to hsf
home in Centerville. after a visit with anA
Alma fontaine OF North Fifth street
Mrs. Myrtle Grimm Is visiting in Red Bud,
IL
Miss Grace Garfield has returned from .
two weeks visit In Flora, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Hall have returned from
a visit in Jerseyville.
Mrs. Mary Prinhart Of Missouri avenue b
visiting relatives in Nashville. Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wearing of Pitts
burg. Pa. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G, W Thompson %nipoSn OF OF. ohio I avenue ,e her ,om.
in Cairo. ILL.,. after a visit with Mrs. WILL
lam E. Johnson of College avenue.
avenue. 81. Louis. spent Tuesday In East
ST. Louis
nue. has returned from a visit in Godfrey.
Miss Katherine Sullivan Of Gaty avenue
has returned from a visit with Bellevhls
friends.
Mrs. NJ. Iautner Of Edwardsville is VISIT
ing her daughter. Mrs. H Marouardt OF
Mrs. H. Mountain has returned to her
home in St. Louis after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Thomas Stein
Miss Bernice Carr OF North Fourteenth
street is visiting in Carbonate and De-
catur.
Miss Lille Murray has returned to her
AAOA-AN AA III
Mrs. William Stevens of Weiman place -
visiting her parents in Chester. Ill.
Doctor and Mrs. F. +. Searers are en-.
PERTAINING Mrs. Allen. from Oregon.
Miss frankie Cavanaugh of South Nam
street entertained the members Of the Neoo
Club Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Harris Of College
avenue have returned from Waterloo.
Miss Mae Boyles of North Sixth strest
entertained the Maple Leaf Club Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. G. Padfeld Of St. Louis avenue
entertained the members of the Salma-
gundi Club Tuesday.
Mrs. Z Bausch of No. los Laclede ave-
nue. entertained the members OF the F1isita
Euchre Club Thursday afternoon. Prizes
were awarded to Mines. Edwards. Page.
Blackmorn and Holand. At 3 o'clock q.
course luncheon was served Those present
We're: Mines. j. e. Able. G. Lett. ]. Jordan.
E Blackmon. ]. Holland. c. Honerineer.
G. Maroon. NJ. Murist. D.. Skemer. ]. Page,
j. Edwards. F. Baker and W. Turner.
Miss Irene Hodges of ST. Clair avenue has
returned from a visit in Murphysboro
Mrs Thomas Howard has returned from
a visit with relatives in Cairo. III.
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and Mrs. u. +. KaIme,, =. Harvey. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Daniel Nuecnt. Master Morgan Au-
gent. Mrs. r. :. casey, u. q. Cook. f.. 4.
Busch. W. W. candy. h. W. Salmon. John
L. Collins. T.. r. Coin. Miss Lena n;df-
man. AIR. and Mrs. W w. Clawson. J.
Coerrcr. Doctor SchrOm AMI Adolph
SchrcfY. Mr.. and Mis-. Harry Hawes and
Ms. Peterson.
Soft winds aTd sunny skies have !ured
many OF the health seekers at the big
Park Hotel away from the coy corners
on the broad verandas and out into the
open for Cross-country runs and a hit Of
coaching. Among the most recent arrivals
at the Park Hotel from -. Louis are: \.
\. SrIklrk. J. 4. Aldrich, Mrs. &. Lrumier,
Miss isabelle Brown. 4. NJ. Mccarthy. Jr..
4. l.. TITLES. J. l.. Turpeny. J. NJ. Ches-
trough. .. {. Curtice. MIR. and Mrs. +. O..
Zeibis. Henry NichUlIs and G. W. Dawi.y.
Mr.. AGolphus I:u-ch gave a dinner in the
Equestrian room at the Park Hotel
Wednesday, evening. The table. which was
set for twelve. was decorated with q mass
of American beauty roses. huge punches ~
Parma vio.ets Tor the ladies. and bouton-
nirr.s II rcd carnations for the gentle
men. NJ. RusSh's guests We're friends
staying Al the Park, and included people
from New York. st. Louis and Chicago.
The Eoyai Hungarian Orchestra played dur
ing IN. dinner.
one OF the p~rsttisst little affairs Of the
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY SOCIETY.

Doctor and Mrs. G. e.. Esgers Of CLAYTON
We're surprised by a number of their friends
at their home Monday evening. An i'm
promptu progressive euchre game. with
four tables. wac started. The prize winners
were Mrs. ]. r. Aprler and Mrs. Bsckman
and Carl Ross and Fred Prideaux. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
man. Mr.. and Mrs. John Eggers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Appler. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ross. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Prideaux. N. Prideaux- Doc
tor and Mrs. Ed Esgers and Seldom Beck
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hess Of Selma eaye
Q faraMeu dinner to their aon Edxard Iaa
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RULING ON EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Expulsion From Methodist Church
Bars From Society.

Spokane. Wash. March 2~-Expulsion
from the Methodist Episcopal Church car
ries with 1t expulsion from the Epworsh
League without further action. Such Is tho
decision of the Board OF Bishops OF the
church. by majority vote. as announced in
private advices received here.
This was one OF the central questions In
the controversy in the First Netbodist
Episcopal Church Of this city last autumn.
members expelled from the church insiStinrs
that they still retained their rights In a.
League. The ruling Of the authoritt0n cS
TIA. IooAl church Is. thaIseonA upheld
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Sunday night. immediately prior to his de-
parture for California. Those present were
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Hess. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hess Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. kncik-
man.
Clayton ledge. No. l39. A. q. L. w. will
give n ball In the Mount Olive Saenserbund
Hall in Clayton on the night of April L.
Mrs. Eunetia Brady. wife os Lieutenant
j. e. Brady " the Fourth United States
Infantry. i visiting her parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. ]. T. Appier. I'm Clayton. Nrs. Brady
went To the Philippines last August 10 join
her :iance, and was married in Manila Sep
TENDER "a. She returned to the United States
last January. Since her return she has
been living in Fort sam Houston. Tex
where the Fourth was ordered. Lieutenant
Brady will join his wife in Clayton on
April ..
Miss ErmiS Y. Nahhs Of ST. Louis has
been visiting Miss Stella Fry in L.trimore-
Mrs. Lizzie North of So. Louis has been
visiting Mrs. Il. L. EisS-II.
FERGUSON.
Mrs. Frank Clark entertained the West
Side Euchrr Club. Among IN, guests We're
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Ernest Wills and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tiff
fin. The prizes were won by Mrs. Clark
and Mr.. Frank THIN. a Dutch supper was
served at II o'clock
Mrs. George Won Schrader and Mrs.
Byron King are visiting Mrs. George Case.
Miss Gertrude BarcliTc Of st. Louis is
pending some weeks with Miss Lillian
Reid.
Miss Lolita Klemm is the guest Of Miss
Elizabeth Cherbonnier.
Mrs. Fred Manget and Mrs. Thomas Con-
die have been visiting Mrs Manget's
daughter. Mrs. James q. Thoroughman OF
Page avenue .
Miss Anna hamilton gave a measuring
party on Monday evening for tho benefit
was served at Ii o'clock. The eyes of each
guest Were covered with a silk handker-
chief. Great excitement and amusement
were caused by The effects to procure ices,
fruits and candies.
Mrs. J. A. Schneider of st. Charles. No,
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Robert Dalton.
Miss Anna Cross and Mrs L. c. Jones
are visiting friends in Ferguson.
Misses Letitia and Katherine Tiffin enter
Ing. Among the guests were Misses Lola
and Pauline Jones Of st. Louis, Mis-. Nellie
Dalton. Messrs. Harry McCue and G. R
HeInegan of st. Louis.
Doctor and Mrs. Walter Shafer enter
evening. The usual refreshments were
served.
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In the annual flower parade OF The Elk
Carnival at Hot Springs. Ark. Friday aft
ernoon. the first equestrian prize was won
by. c. F. Blanke OF St Louis. Mr.. Blarke
We're awarded by a committee OF St. Louis
judges. consisting OF Daniel c. Nugent,
Henry Nicolaus and D. F. Kaime. Village
Boy Is the horse that was ridden by Presi-
dent Roosevelt when he was in st. Louis
in October. 1900. At that time Colonel RoOse-
Welt took a gallop of al hour through For
est Park on Village Boy, and on his return
was earnest In his praises of the horse.
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SOCIETY At HOT SPRINGS.

Special Correspondence OF The Republic.
Hot Springs. Ark, March 21--Such a
week Of ~merrymaking az ST. Louis people
have had this past seven days, A carnival
fuI-fiedsed with all the carnival attach
ments-side shows. confetti and the like
the annual ball at the Eastman Hotsl
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PERSONAL

The marriage of Miss SalIie colladay to
NJ. Rogers Smith OF Denver. Colo. is an
nounced for April q
The Board OF Control. St Louis Museum
o. Fine Arts, has decided to open the mu-
scum free for three days each week, Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday afternoons. re-
serving the other four days for the use OF
the annual members. This necessarily re-
duccs the income upon which the museum
is dependent for maintenance, and renders
imperative an increase in the list OF annual
members.
Mrs. Anna P. Hoffman of Kfrkwood has
gone to Hot Springs, Ark. for a visit OF
several weeks.
Miss Martha Levy so long with Sonnen-
fields ia now with The Meyer Store and
linery department.
tain Captain and Mrs. William BeIo Lem
ley the first two weeks of April. Mrs.
Lemley was formerly Miss Adelaide Won
Windegger.
St. Louis to Cincinnati take one of the
three Big Four daily trains.
Mrs. E. X. Peugnet. Jr-. of Carthage. Mo-,
is at Hotel Peers. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Peugnet.
Doctor and Mrs. Eugene F. Hauck and
their family have returned from a Hot
Springs visit.
Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway and 10
Gust
The Reverend G. Campbell Morgan and
Mrs. Morgan of Baltimore are registered at
the Grand Avenue Hotel.
Last Saturday Mrs. E. Carrico Of North
Park place left on the NJ. & D. for the
Sunny South. to visit her sister, who has
been III for some time
Mr.. and Mrs ". ]. HoIbrook Of Hotel
Beers have returned home. after spending
a month in Florida.
Mrs. Jessie /. Gaynor Of St. Joseph. No.,
Is at Hotel Beers. the guest of friends.
Miss Olive Meyer is visiting her friend.
Mrs. J. H. Lillian of Memphis. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Kohner. No. s927 Wash
ington avenue. departed last week for a
two weeks stay at Eureka Springs. Ark.
Easter ~gifts-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mrs. Walter Adair. after a pleasant VISIT
in Washington. D. c. is now visiting at
Ashton Plantation. La
Through s~leepers. parlor cars ana coache,
ST. Louis to Cincinnati every day via Big
-Four Route.
Miss Eliza Ring. OF No. s4,3 Laclede ave-
nue.. entertained the January % Club at her
home with a music programme. after which
a repast was served. For pieces rendered on
the piano: First prize was won by Niss A.
Gibson, who is well known on the South
Side. Among those present were Misses
Shomberg. Robb. Shoaitatus. Ring. Shea
and LennoN-
The Edge of Your Drop Skirt
Needs protection from wear even more
than your dress skirt S. H d u. Is
stamped on the back Of the best skirt bind
ing nade.-Adv.
Miss Josephine Shernin of Denver. Colo,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Edwin H
Wagner, OF No. 43IS Forest Park boulevard.
Miss Nina z. Moore has returned from a
trip to Iowa. where she visited her brother.
PRIZE FOR G. F.. BLAyKE,
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ARTIE
Calling cards-Mermod & Jaccard's.

The linen shower in honor of Miss Estelle
Srone. the last week. given by Mrs. Charles
lindenschmidt. was one OF a series OF funo-
tons given in honor Of the young lady,
who is soon to be welded. The shower was
guests being ushered by Mrs. Linden
schmidt into the mysteries OF a game which
she has invented, called Worlds Fair self
taire. Prizes Were awarded at CARDS and
at solitaire. The players were:
MesdaEles-
l. NJ. Hempel- Herman Brandt,
manu. c. II Slaughter.
Misses
Julia Dieckman, Blanche Richter,
Emma Ereidn- Erieda Rassfeld,
bach. Laura Lubke,
EStelle CroDe, Alice Gut.
LA Lubke, Birdie W!cheiman.
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for her niece. Miss Ethel simmons of Mime.
apolis. Those present Were: MINES H =
Simmons. +. Ii. Gore, c. r. Siddy, j. W.
DSnal { 4 K q; F; N Siibera Mcclure Sa ! w; ff Mar
shall Baker. Beverly Dyer Of st; Louis; and
Misses Bertha Simmons. Fannie Goodwin
Eugene and Gertrude Books and Villa
Mrs. J. r. Belts departed for Dallas
Tuesday.
several days to Mrs. Frank Blgg OF East
David thompson is expected home from
Yale Monday night to spend the Easter
Mrs. c. L. Armstrong has gone to sa-
pulpa, l. T. for a visit OF three weeks.
Mrs NJ. W. Warren entertained with six
handed euchre Thursday afternoon. Those
present were:
Louis Bry, H. F. Mccarthy,
A. b. Kaufman. Stowe OF ST. Louis
+. G. Howe. Reynolds.
J. G. Hodsman. Eugene Booth,
7. c. Young. Cochenower.
ii. II. salisbury. William Campbell.
kess!er OF Salt j. p lawson.
]. b.. Raboteau. Charles Kendrick,
c. ". clark. F. l. stoddard.
George Niccou OF r. A Allen.
ST. Louis.
Misses
Ruth Early. Merce Salisbury.
aiANt <tll III SdiipOch.
Jennie Hodgman. Abbie Campbell,
Catherine Liddy. Z. kenrick
Edna Liddy, of St Louis.
The tea given by the Century Club Tues
day afternoon at Mrs. c. VI SINNERS was
one OF the quaintest affairs OF the season.
The occasion was the clubs eighth ami
versary. and the nature Of the entertain
men, was appropriate 10 the subject Of the
years study-"Holland." Six OF the club
members. Misses Myra Skinner. Mildred
Allen. Olive Gentlcs, Catherine Siddy. Con-
stance Moody and Lou Clemens. OF St
Louis. were in Dutch costume. with odd
caps and bonnets, quaint bodices. wooden
shoes. etc. The refreshments, consisting OF
coffeecake. coffee and bon-bosls. We're served
from Dutch blue china The remaining
members of the club. acting as hostesses.
were in reception dress. and were as fol-
lows: Mines. W. c. Rumsey, Z. q. Hogan.
Albert Smyth. st. Louis: Willis King. Kirk
wood. and Charles kendrick. and Misses
Alice Slaughter. Kathrine Avery, Elizabeth
Penny. Worrell and Alice Dickson. Kirk
wood. Some OF the guests present were
from Webster
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Orci3ent Chapter. Order OF the Fastsrn
star. gave Il delightful dance and party last
Tuesday evening at the ClUhrcoms in the
pae"n. Tasteful decorations of greens and
Flowers were employed To make the rooms
attractive. and the ladies q the lodge wore
i.eir prstties; gowns. Refreshments were
served after the card contest. and then dan
Eng held the bolrss. Miss Fanny r. Spin-
l'E- worthy TdtTun. wore a handsome
gown Of black lace. touched with pale cerI=e
velvet.
Mrs. \. s. Carroll was in black and laven-
der. The bodice trimmed in lavender liberty
with spanSles, and q bolero of handsome
white lace.
Miss Florence Eickart wore pale blue
crepe and lace.
Mrs. Norton wore black and white silk.
Miss Norton OF Hannibal. Mo. was in
black. with pale blue trimmings.
Among the lodge members and their
guests who enjoyed the evening were:
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IFs1 and -rv.,.- d - -.-,,-..a.-s
Hmon@ ~ ",m.y-n.e couples P"''Si~'to
NTisscs-
,-,-r,o un
~ aS 1hiltt iIei-'s'
p.' TtN'S
-, $3.50 FCN
SiSSc hutcock. f.aiche JOSH.
IiLilNfhafhl. tat Scaiilct,
SnHlr Diaih"nc. Hnittsoh.
M ctaIIp.E TuSsIs itstnaE''
Anna Reinhardt. Myrtle Ballard.
'IailottS becktr,
PI;etsch. IryEii:.
2sheI I@foy. 5,SSahian'
N,SS'r.rS.
W r lost X name
huSa ohane. II HsrZos;
}. IL. foSt"n' %e'TSe tIie'sch'
G. bathSate g BOSTON
John j. Neiier, l. AichtnZie,
X +. Poston. !: j Connors.
u. Ehsnreck. J. I:eilley.
Il RIdd-r. N. J. Craven.
g N Faust. J. Cotter.
T.. Bates. =. joyce.
G. Spohr. Val. Il. Hudson,
a. Barrett. l.. Eossnheim.
i. F. PoSton. q. Chapman.
Mr.. and GIrs. II. Colonna.
-
Invitations have been issued for a dance.
to be given by the 5. Il. A.. N the pienn
Hall on Wednesday evening. April = An
orchestra has been provided for the occa-
sion. Many of the members of the club are
Misses
LAURA Krennirc. Selma HALTER.
Ruth pjckersou. Flora White,
KCsalins Klipstein. Nellie Martin.
ESreIIa Kaufman. EGda Jost-
NeSs.curS-
Preston Richard VIII Ross.
G,s TaussIG. Horace NIiliiken.
waiter Euvy. Laurence Heauya.S
Martin rreup.
-
PRAYER books. crosses lily vases c,nda-
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...-a,,Fn-

The Tally-Ho Cubs Easter dance, 10 be
given on Wednesday evening, April .. at No.
39ii olive street. promises TO eclipse any OF
the former dances given 10y this cub.
Inc InulSianaS gave one Of their most
successful dances Monday evening. 4 hun
Gred anu twenty-five couples participated.
among thCS. present were.
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the writings of Leonardo da Vinci and their
influence was of great interest. Mrs. Sioan's
description Of the great painting, The Last
supper, was also good. and Mrs. CALI
gam study of Michael Angelo. man and
sculptor, fully illustrated with sketches of
his iIlest work, WAS enjoyed by al. After
4 discussion Of The papers the club ad-
1oUTnsl un;ii the EeNt meeting. on March
-. when the paintings of Micnaei Angelo
will he studied The SIStine ceiling md The
Last Will lie especially cons.d-
fr,i.
Chart Cluh drawine-rooms will be held
stephen Nyoriorry. No. 3iio Pine str.gt:
Wednesday. March %. 1t Ii a. m. by Mrs.
George IL. ShIVcs. at Cabanae Clubhouse;
Thursday. March p, Mt = =. m. by Mss
Dora Mes. ~ No. $3.50 Flai avenue. and
saturday. March -. at II "A. m. by Mrs.
Maria ] Johnston. at Berlin Hotel,
Fine Worsted Cheyiot Skirts TO order. SIS
and mn. Fremeh. No. 1903 Olive.
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PRIZE FOR G. F.. BLAyKE.

Miss Nina f. Moore has returned from a
trip to Iowa. where she visited her brother.
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J. ". Sheldon,
VIII Dyer.
r. II. Holton.
r. s. Hart.
Chas. Lewis.
May Hart.
Lillian Graves.
Margery Dawson.
From ST. Louis:
Frank Kicker,
n. s. Clement.
Roger AMMAN, Jr.,
Geo. Niccoil.
=:
Mary Edith
Gow2nS,
Irene Kelsey.
Lucille NacCrellic.
From kirkwood.
Chas. King.
Amber.
Dickson.
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PHOTOGRAPH BIZ ROSCH.

Veet owns" smarnns and distinction have been eagerly sought for all season by teb best
dressed women of town Mrs Columbus ne Nc 3S Maple avenue has, achieved Instinct triumph
in tss ntona dheciola has created much envy and admiration among her. friends by ppehngn
with White silk braid hhf a in rOs and touched with some old Venetian ACE that adds eatt the
whole. Mrs Halle woH a remarkably ppuy Young mahOn wears the velvet gown over u soft vest
and stock of white hilton and lace confined here and there will some jeweed brooches \ big black
eet hat the front covered with a beautiful white osih plume mpkes the costume
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The Young Ladies. Chrysanthemum Club
viii give its last dance Monday. April "A,
AZ Jefferson and Park avenues A special
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from Webster.
MeSiameS-


Geo. *. Andrews.
Justin KendriCk,
W. G. jaeger,
j. r. Allen.
4. Il. Siddy,
F. II. knight
Misses
Edna Siddy.
Elizabeth Penny.
WorreU.
Sarah j. Milligan.
Edna Campbell,
Mssdames-
Chas. Olcott,
Geo. NJ. Spalding,
Mark Hollings-
head,
J. p. Burnett,
Misses
Helen Harris.
Edna Clemens
Jane Temple.
Kate Roth
Kane.
S~fesdamee-
Arthur Ben
Mitchell,
Major Kimball,
Misses
Caroline King.
Clara Kicker,
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The Ed-e of Your Dron skirt

Needs protection from wear even more
than your dress skirt S. II. q NJ Is
stamped on the back Of the best skirt bind
ing made.-A6v.
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Miss Josephine Shernin of Denver. Colo,
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Edwin H.
Wagner, OF No. 431s Forest Park boulevard.
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SOCIAL. CLt rs.

Fine Worsted Chcyiot Skirts To- order. Sc
nd Mr. Frenen. No. 1903 Olive.
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The Tp-to-Date Tenpin Club held its reg
MAR meeting at the ST. Louis Bowling Ass0-
cation Friday afternoon. There were also
| some good scorss made, Mr.. J. Grenzebach
SmakIuC the highest score. with several 9th
.rs following closely. Among those pressn.
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Miss Eliza Ring. OF No. 3ig3 Laclede ave-
nue.. entertained the January 90 Club at her
home with a music programme. after which
a repast was served. For pieces rendered on
the piano: First prize was won by Mics A.
Gibson. who is we'll known on the South
Side Among those present were Misses
Shomberg. Robb. Shoaitatus. Ring. Shea
and Lennon.
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Mrs. Frank Clark entertained the West
Side Euchre Club. Among IN, guests We're
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Smith. MIR. and Mrs.
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Clayton Lodge. No. l39. A. n. L. w. will
give n ball In the Mount Olive Saengerbund
Hall in Clayton on the night of April L.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-23

The marriage Of Miss Sallie Colladay to
Ny. Rogers Smith Of Denver. Colo. Is an
nounced for April d
The Van Buren press., 1902-08-23

A dispatch from Clarendon says:
"a few days ago several men ordered
a keg of beer, and, taking it to an old
mill building on the river bank, were
having a time of it in drinking, When
a portion of the beer had been imbibed
the whole crowd began feeling sick,
and their illness was of such a pecul'
lar nature that they at once attrib-
uted it to the beer, Accordingly the
key was inspected thoroughly and a
dead snake found in it. Several years
ago a number of section men on the
Cotton Belt road had a similar expert
ence, they, too, finding a dead snake
in the beer that made them sick"