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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-01
SAVED SON FROM PRISON.
Devotion of Aged Parents Results in
Rescue Of j. B. Corr.

Devotion OF Aged Parents Results IN
Rescue Of j. B. Corr.
New York, March 1.---Saved by the
devotion of his aged parents from the
long term in prison to which he was
sentenced for robbing his employees,
James Benton Corr was released yes
terday under suspension of sentence by
Judge Newberger. A condition of the
clemency was that Corr should leave
the country. Fearing exposure in a
series of thefts, amounting to about
$4,000, from Leboutelliere Brothers, by
whom he was employed as book
keeper, Corr decided on flight last jan
uary and was arrested at the pier
when he boarded a steamer for Ire
land, the home of his parents. When
they learned of their sons plight they
hurried to America, made restitution
for his thefts and pleaded with Judge
Newbergerf in his behalf They We're
present when the judge announced
that young Corr might go free, and the
mother fell sobbing on her boys
shoulder
Mr. Corr, the father is wealthy
paint and oil manufacturer of Bel
fast, Ireland. He was ill, but rose from
MS pea TO accompany MS W1Ielo amer
lea. When young Corr has ben ar
raigned and pleaded guilty to an in
dictment charging him with grand lar
ceny Judge Newberger said:
This is one of the strangest and
saddest cases have even come before
me. An old father and mother have
braved the storms of the Atlantic to
save an erring son. If I can sava
somebody it will take the rough edge
off my work. which at the very best is
none too pleasant. l will suspend SEN
tence on this young man on the con-
itidon that he leaves this country at
once with his parents. II at any time
he returns and does not conduct him
self properly, nothing in the way of
statutes will save him from the most
severe penalty l can infiict under the
law"
Then, turning to the defendant
Judge Newberger said: GO home
and sin no more
Il thank you" said the young man.
The Corrs will sail today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-01

That tormenting cold that made you
wretched last winter will not come back
il you take Allen's Lung Balsam when
IS our throat is raw and sore. This adj
mirable remedy is free from opium
Take it in time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-01
INJURED BY HEARTY LAUGHTER.
Young Indiana Woman is Suffering

From heatrICdI GoKV'
Terre Haute, Ind, March miss
Louise Aiken of North Eighth street did
in fact .split her side laughing" at a
German comedian few nights ago.
She felt a sharp pain in her side while
laughing, but did not at once leave the
theater. thinking that the suffering
would end with the fit of laughter with
which she had been seized, but it did
not, and with her companion she went
away while the fun was still hilarious.
AT home her mother applied simple
remedies, but she grew worse and a
physician was summoned. He found
that the diaphragm was slightly torn.
The young woman was put to bed
and cautioned to lie still in one posi-
ton. This was several days ago and
she is rapidly recovering.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
WEBSTER GROVES.

Mrs. NJ. W. Warren entertained the Nee
dlework Club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Madelin Fleming. with her father.
W. S. Fleming. will depart for Montreal
Monday and will join her sister. Mamie in
the Vile Maria Convent there, for the re-
mainder of the school year.
Miss Alice Gibson entertained the mem
bers of the High School Athletic Associa-
tion Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Sieber entertained for Miss
Madelin Fleming Tuesday evening, with
games and candy pull. The house was dec
GRATED in green and red Those present
were Misses Madeline Fleming. Mabel Sic
Der. Grace Ferguson. Virginia Adams. Lucy
Brooke. Maggie Boppert, Elizateth
Hicerek. Lizzie Scott: MessIs Harry and
Ed Sieber. Stewart Scott, Henry Worre l.
George and Garvin. Stuckey. Frank Hoi-
ten and Harrison Clarkson.
The Conversational Church gave a music
service Sunday evening consisting Of vocal
solo by Mrs. c. L. Armstrong, violin solo
by MIR. Max Jacobs. numbers by the male
chorus and the following organ numbers
by Mr.. G. A. Heinzelmann: "Christmas
March," Merkel; Prayer From Gothic
Suite" Bollmann; Church Festival March"
Best. The Reverend C. l.. KIoss read a
Christmas story.
AT the Presbyterian Church the musical
numbers were: Morning-Organ prelude.
'Christmes PASTORAL Merkel: anthem
There Were Shepherds" Dudley-Buck: alto
solo. Hail to Jesus" Eustasio Rosales.
Mrs. ]. R. Dopf; postlude, Fanfare" Lem
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
MAPLEWOOD, MO.
watches-Mermod & Jaccard's

Mrs. Richard Hollingsworth of Sarah ave-
to spend the holidays with her mother. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Hugh Murray of St. Louis
spent several days last week with their
daughteT Mrs. J. W. Peeler.
Doctor L. w. Cape returned Thursday
evening from a trip, TO De Soto. Mo.
number of young persons enjoyed a
pleasant evening at masquerade party,
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Stewart, No. 2913 Glendale avenue. on
Friday, December Il. Among those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs: A. E. Wiedner. Mrs. Pound Mrs.
Werthmiller, Martha Elliot. Margaret Mad
den, Grace Graham. Isabel Stewart, R..
Spellbrink. Ada Elliot. May Stewart. r.
Col,om, Mabel Sutter. Grace Nealan. Lena
Suffer- Alma Dulenbaumer. Janerals Edna
Dutenbaumer. Messrs. Charlie Hewitt Ray
Collom, Louis Werthmiler, Alex. Stewart,
Tona Gaffney. Doctor John Stewart. Doctor
Wells. Doctor Vonbasling. Doctor Jesse Nc
David. Walter Moli. Rice and f. Harvey.
a rslrprise party was given to Mr.. Harry
Phelps at HIS home in Fraser Park last
Tuesday evening. Those present were:
Misses Nellie Springmeyer. Du Stevens. Bes-
Arthur Townsend Archie Hewitt, George
Rosborough and Harry Wallace.
An entertainment and dance, under the
auIpices of the Mapewood Improvement
Association will be given at Benton Hall
Tuesday evening, December 30.
Mrs. l.. ]. billiard Is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps.
Mrs. George Airport entertained the Ma
plewood Euchre Club on Friday evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

! won bv Mrs. Forster. Mrs Baird and Mrs.
Lyday. Among those present were:
G Spencer. H. F. Meyers.
+. Forster y. Zing.
| ]. Knott, A J; Dalrymple.
! l.. Brandon, G. Newbarth,
w C. Baird Miss Mabel Dali ,-
" L. Montclaire, rymple.
| r. Lyday,
I Miss Adline Wyden of Page boulevard en-
/ tertained the Jolly Eight Thursday even
ing Those present were:
Agnes Riley. Adline wyden.
| Mae Rose Mae Brinkmeyer.
| Bessie Sage. Edna Dalton.
Hazel Mhyden. Ethel Condor.
| Messieurs-
! Doctor r. b. Lewis. Al Rose.
! May Stiner. George Cara.
| Doctor p Rendel. Fred Brinkmeyer.
The st. Louis Drug Clerks Society gave
its annual ball Thursday evening. December
! IS at the Plckwick Hall, Jefferson and
| Washington avenue. Among these present
Misses
Kate Shea. Louise Andelfinger,
| Blanke, G: Miller
po9e1man p' %aIIanae Nettie ,saa = foansee. Moere
Edgeworth Anna Woodn, Des
Amanda Nolkner, MONIES, Ia,
Schroeder. Edith Woodin Des
Annie Fell. Molnes. Ia,
Emma Crow, Adele Mcintyre,
| lolet Kyler. Bell Cupstein.
Nj, Ssieurs and Mesdames-
Chas. Witt, G. q. Mueller.
c. Wolf f. H. Wheeler.
A V. Marauardt. Geo. r. Merrell.
ri. A. Wolf. J. V. Gibson,
d. p. Wright, Harry Dill,
Arthur Sopp. W. z. Audelfinger,
William Cogan, W. C. Overlook,
II. Gunther Hrary Gray,
f. L. Kelly, George Sommers,
Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four trains
! leave st. Louis for Cincinnati.
! Miss Hazel Thalman of Boyle avenue en-
tertained the Four Leaf Mandolin Club
Monday evening. The members present
were:
Misses o. ~ 81.
Edna Miller. Edith Gleason,
|, Mae Brinkemeyer, Stella Brady
Hazel Thalman. ~ Nellie Nellie 0'Neal.
4 Mae Rose. .r ~ Edna Ryan.
L Bessie Sage,
MeSSeurS-
DR.. R. B. Lewis, WIN Honnus.
DR.. ?. Rendel, Dr. q. Moore.
George Sage. Geo. Cora.
AL Rose.
The Saratogas will givestheir New Years
Eve dance at No. 1914 Olive street, Wednes
day, December 81.
The st. Louis Branch of the National As
sociation of Railway Postal Clerks gave an
entertainment at No. 1914 Olive street
Wednesday night. The entertainment was
the entertainment We're:
Misses Pauline Jones. Lillian Brown.
Bertha and Ida Geisecke. Pearl Fleming,
the Misses Gum. L. A. Howard. William
T.. Burton Lavene and Sam Hewlett, Tilley
Brothers and Baby Burton.
The officers of the branch are: A. \.
Brown. president: c. j. Barlow, vice presi-
dent: R. w. Phirps. secretary. and c. o.
Wengler, treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

mems. Four O'Clock service-Anthem. Sing.
Q Heavens Tours; anthem, The Angels
Song F. n; shackley; duet, ''Hark, Hark.
and Mrs. Dopf; ,Ie Dsum." Thomas Lloyd;
postlude. ''Hallelujah Chorus" Handel The
choir members for this occasion are Mrs.
Clarence Brooks, Miss Mabel Merrill, Mrs
]. r. Dopf, Mrs. Walter Alley. Messrs. Roft.
CrOwle, Henry Bates and L. +. Booth.
A dance was given in Bristol Hall Friday
by the young people.
Cards are out for the first party of the
Family Dancing Club on Saturday, January
3, in Bristol Hall.
Cares are out for the wedding OF Miss
Constance Moody and Mr.. H. Valentine
Johnson on New Years Day at 6 o'clock in
the CONGREGATIONAL Church. The Reverend
G. l.. kloss will percOrm the ceremony. Only
a few intimate friends will be invited to
the house.
Miss Dorothy Young will give dance to-
morrow night.
The paper of the afternoon at the Mon
day Club this week was given by Mrs. C.
D. Moody on Shakespeare's play of Gym
belne."
Miss Emily Bissell. formerly of this place.
of the American Board of Missions. gave
an address at the Congregational Church
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Jukins, organist of Emman-
uel Church, is playing at Holy Communion
during MIR. Robyn'S absence in New York.
Mr.. Jenkins will play also for Vests Christ
mas cantata. which Mr.. Robyn proposes
giving under his own direction at Holy
Communion on December 26.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
FERGUSON.
Libbey Cut Glass-Mermod & Jaccard's.

Libbey Cut Glass-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mrs. ]. r. Vineyard of Moberly, Mo-. is
spending some time with Mrs. Edward
Schmidt. -.
Mary Aiiee. essr returned Sd last @ week from Chi
cago, where they spent fortnight with
Miss Alice Jones. formerly of Ferguson:
Miss tMable, Stone has returned from JEFF
ferson City. where she has been spending
some time with relatives.
Miss Olive Jacques of ST. Louis has been
the guest of her sister Mrs. Samuel Pryor.
Miss Matte Garth. who has been visiting
Mrs. S. r. Layton, returned on Monday to
her home in Manchester. e.
A meeting was held on Monday evening
by the members of the Good Fellowship
Club for the purpose of giving a dance at
Iiffin Hall during the holidays
Mrs. Thomas TobIn entertained the Cam
den Place Euchre Club on Wednesday even
Mrs. E. w. Harris of ST. Louis has been
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Harry
at the residence of Mrs. E. s. Marshall for
the purpose OF organizing an evening euchre
club.
A tea was given Thursday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Samuel Pryor. for the
benefit Of the E5pisscopa church Cafe
more more and Miss olive JACQUES. n chocnIafe a,t,f
was served by Miss Mimi Page. Among
those present were: Mesdamej George sey-
bank. Robert Carr. G. 3. Adams, Misses
Page. Wash, l. Janis, r. Jordan and E.
Seymore.
The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre Club was
entertained on Friday by Mrs. A. s. Page.
Among the guests were: Mrs. A. Harrison,
Mrs. ]. Webb, Mrs Van Norstrand, Mr.,
George Seymore. Mrs: T. T. Shreve. Mrs.
Boone Johnson, Mrs. Ed Cunningham, Mrs.
c. B. Adams and Miss Nan Hereford After
the game ices and salads were served
The Junior Euchre Club was entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Miss Helen Bar
ret Among the guests were: Mrs Lau-
renee Day. MRS. A. S. Page, Mrs. Oscar
Reid. Jr.. Mrs. Camden Case. Misses Ruth
Jordan. Name and Felice Manget, f. Cher
BONNER. E. Case and f. Janis. Prizes were
won by Misses Elizabeth Farrell and Helen
Janis
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
EAST ST. LOUIS SOCIETY ITEMS.
society's stationers-Mermod & Jaccard'

Society's Stationers-MermOd JaccardS.
Denver. Colo, after a months visit with
friends.
Mrs Thomas Burke has returned from
Mrs Lon Crawford departed last week for
California.
Vale Harris Of Columbia place has re-
tufEed from Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. ara Mrs. George Craig departed for
Chicago last week.
Miss Bessie Bush Of Granite City. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter are visiting
Mrs. W. F. Rothe of No. IA Illinois ave-
nue.. entertained the Carnation Coffee Club,
ernoon. Mrs. l. F. Bent of No. 2173 Linton
avenue will entertain the club next
Miss Frances King is entertaining Miss
Nell Compton of Hillsboro. Ill.
Miss Mabel Gidney Of St Louis is tho
guest of the Misses Walsh Of Collinsviiie
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Carleton have re-
turned from a visit in CentraIia, mi.
Mrs Robert C. Waldon departed for De-
troit. Mich. to spend the holidays.
Mrs. H. Mulberry has gone to Alton to
visit
Henry Dales of Veronica avenue enter
tanned friends Wednesday evening
Mrs. Joseph Hartmann is visiting in Gin
Gordon Letterman returned Friday from
with relatives.
Miss Alice Lalmons has returned from
Nashville.
Miss Alice Miller has returned from Chi
Miss Halle Doty has returned from New
Mrs. VIM. Eversman Of Chester is being
entertained In East st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
SOCIAL CLUBS.

Calendars and Christmas Cards-Sc to
s1ooo-at Mermod & Jaccards.
The Tannhauser E,uchre Club met last
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.: and
Mrs Louis Hoepkee. No. 1914 South Comp
ton avenue. Prizes were won by Mrs. Stark
and Mr. Obert Mrs. Deeman ard Mr.. Hoop
ker. After the game luncheon was served
in the dining-room.
Miss Mamie F7ori entertained her club
last Sunday afternoon at her home, No. 4E5S
Juniata street; The prizes were won ny
Anna Wettekamp and Theresa thinner The
club will be entertained by Miss Alice Con-
nor, January l. The following were pres
ent:
Misses
Alvina Siegrist, Mary Davis,
Anna Guenther, Anna Wettekamp,
Theresa thinner, Lydia Nasel.
Anna F1ori, Alice Connor,
Lotta Hoerner, Ada Dugge-
Big Four trains. St Louis to CINCINNATI.
Morning. Noon. Night Midnight sn
Ticket Office. Broadway and Chestnut
The Shirt Waist Club was very Hospitality
home. No. 2s26 st. Vincent avenue. Tues
day afternoon. The feature of the evening
was, euchre, the prizes being won by Mrs:
Wells Mrs. Bruce and Mrs Curtis. At
o'clock the guests were invited into the
spacious dining-room. where the hostess
served dainty luncheon. Among those
Mesdames-
Wells Sweet.
Lirneman, Coleman,
Meyer, Cramer,
Bruce Day,
Curtis. Briner,
Misses
Irma Cramer. Ollie Coleman.
Laura Gwnn. Annetia Meyer.
The Manhattan Bowling Club gave its
regular meeting at the Compton alleys Fri
day evening, December u. After bowling
several very creditable games luncheon was
enjoyed. Those present were:
Misses
Nora Howorth, Bertha Schneider,
Helen Sandvoss, Ida Bauer
Elizabeth Pierce,
Messieurs-
Dennis Murphy, Henry Hahn.
Charles Mund, Harry FRYE
Harry Witch. William Wolf
Adolph Schreiber,
Invitations for the first annual dance to
be given In honor of the Cabanne Haskell
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Diamo1ds for gifts-,s.Oo to ieeoo:op-
| Mermod & Jaccard's a.
Mrs. Joseph Craig and her daughter. Miss
Gladys. of Grand View. Ind, is writing
Mrs. Mark r. Chartrand OF Euclid avenue.
Miss Daisy Bauman ofsNo. '.s7s7 West
Pine boulevard is entersasHins her, her cousin ss
afternoon. December 2s. also.on New Years
night. when an informal gathering will be
held at the Bauman residence ~
Excellent Dining Cars. St. Louis to New
York every day on Knickerbocker Special
Miss Isabel Floyd-Jones,S who is at 4
finishing, school in Philadelphia, will spend
the holidays & with & her bn0is m0fnes; Mrs FRANK
Miss Virginia Chesterfield Mayo will spend
| the holidays with friends and relatives; at
| Jefferson City.
Miss Emily Loire of No. sa4 Morgan
street. assisted by Miss Halue Fegan. will
receive on New Years from 9 to g..
New fashions in engraved calling. cards.
Latest Tiffany panels, 100 cards and plate.
| 81, at Aloe's. 4l4-4l6 North Broadway
Misses Louise and Margaret Little, have re-
turned from their trip abroad, and Joined
Mr.. Little at Hotel Beers.
Miss Edith N Crapp Of Bloomington. ILL.,,
is spending the holidays with her brother.
Doctor l. H. Crapp. of No. S3l1 Lucas ave-
nue..
Big Four the only line running through
sleepers between st. Louis and Boston.
Mrs. II. S. Caulfield of Hotel Beers enetr-
tanned at a reception on Wednesday after
noon.
Misses Ermina and Harriet Goodyear Of
Hastings Mich, are visiting Mrs. c. P.
Cooper Of No. 4132 Mcpherson avenue.
Miss Edith Eddington, accompanied by
Miss Lottie Silver of Delmar boulevard.
has gone to her home in the East, to spend
the holidays
Tiffanys latest models in engraved we'd
ding invitations and announcements at
Aloe's, Society Stationers. I4-4l6 N. Broad
way.
NJ. Louis Cochet of Reims. France, was
the guest Of honor at dinner given by Mr..
Hermann Steinwender last Monday evening
at Fautss.
Mrs. Lillian Harrington IS spending the
winter at the Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

A cantata called THE Crowning Of Christi
mas will be given by the Congregational
Bible School Wednesday evening.
The 7. p. II. Club last Saturday after
noon, at Miss Elva Wrights, was the occa-
sion for the announcement of Miss Ada
Belrr engagement
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas W. Metcalfe and
Miss Alice Metcalfe, formerly of this place,
are now in San Antonio Tex, on account
of Mir. Metcalfe's health. Miss Carrie Lou
Metcalfe is with her grandmother, Mrs.
Chles, in Virginia.
Miss Clara Burket is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Adrian De Yong, in the Indian Terri
tory.
Mr.. and Mr,. Wyman Perret are at homa
with Mr.. and Mrs. a. C. Perret.
Edward Rhodes will return from Column
bia on Wednesday to spend the holidays.
Miss Frances Dawson will give a party
to her young friends on New Years eve.
James Belts. Jr.. is home from Blees
Military Academy for the holidays. Mrs.
J. r Bettis will give dance in his honor
January 3
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

the guests Among those present were:
Messrs. Alvin Acton. Eugene Acton, Joseph
KiIcuIIIn Edward Maddox. George Helm,
Doctor Chris Zoller Osmund O'Meara.
Mines. KiIcullin, Acton. Boehmer. Misses
Laura kilcullin. Laura Acton and cara
Acton
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Steedman gave a
small dinner on Tuesday evening. MIS-
Steedman wore white crepe. Among the
quests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson w aish;
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Gregg ana MI ana
Nru Walker.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21


Clup, at ROSE mn faiI' Mapie Ma anu it iia.i
toh avenues. oanuaIs :, l'oo, M WI si1. ui1e rn
nteu recently. Inc members are DIS loiio"S.
-HesSieu ,, ,,..
BerkleS Maruh. SaInton hiteT.
LOUIS hrittenie9er' MiilalI ~ His aieli.
a i tiEt -, n.t met II S'itpii IN SOuii's'
lar SHItn. -. SltaS;
iran TIaiis SsS MASON ASm; AITtson IT uEEo
FREQ smith. imam MoreS'
" . i.tltiLit man IIe.rr: MY ~ tI.;
culnoHt iIigSCh' Nlliidih f1"ifE.
Neofse -huuse'
r,o s,s. ;,fo,r,,, ,,i,,., h,, III. 1-sor,
-Inh Eriiay erenino frscep,bsr - was en-
Siup; lluaf tH Heaitis, @ -, - - o,s
49, yoSsu pS oIei tiie''' -ni''h9 'Ne e
SSIes;a,,s
r B. Madden. W. RILEY,
J. Murphy, D. Foley
J NcDonald J. O'Connor.
r Ward, W Shannon,
V. A. Ryan. r Rieney
A E. O'Brian ]. Rease.
W. Legc T. Fox
William Craig, w J. Lorergan,
A Simpkins w Jones
William Mcdonald. L. Hambley.
B. Sanuuine, G. Hanbley,
D. Rielley A. NJ REILLY.
G. Clarke T McKenZie,
G. Russhel Y Schoppe
E. Ward. j. Williams.
T Bender G; Wrinkle,
Misses
Lee Brinkmau Sis Kavanaugh,
Nirgie Boyce. Armah Nevans,
Jennie Boyce, Anna clarke,
Nellie Dentsbach. Gecil Hake.
Anna Belian, Catherine Reilly,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
kIRKWOOD.

Mrs. Ashley CabeIl ia entertaining Miss
Loughborough of Cleveland. o.
Mrs. c. Cummings Collins with her little
Christmas holidays in st. Louis with her
mother Mrs. w. II. Thompson. ,
Mrs. f. r. King is expecting her mother.
Mrs. Diamond. of Toledo. o.. to spend the
holidays
Mrs Martin nee Mary Kicker who has
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

We're:
Messieurs-
J; NJ. Shea. ". Elbring. sT
VIII. Jones' s. Lohman
81 w. Klosterman, '' O. Mes
RE; Ritter. VI. Adkins. '-rE
{. b. Sparhawk, s. Suder
]. H. Wvgant, H l.. Brownell.
G. Mclean, c. Hatfield.
r. Streeter ]. Long.
l.. Tompkins, J. Kramer
W. Westphalen, ]. La Preile
W Gunnison. e. Mills. Jr.,
=. Brewster, G. B. Scott
n. Kicker. ]. Lintour,
NJ. Fritchie, F. Nussbaum.
W. Little Il. P. Gautier.
: l. Gault. G. Nixon,
A R: Durdy. A. Bemier.
r. Mills. J. Anderson,
Latshaw. J; Hockmuth,
j. Hobbs. III. Ball,
c: Harvey. b. Allens
W; Bresenham. G Flavin
i. Eel. F. X. Adams
g. Marcy. A. O'Rrien,
F. Conrad. o. Elder
g; stinbran. Graafeilan.
r. Nash. F. Merrick,
A. Erker. l.. Campbell,
B. Hall. T. Caldwell.
f. Wells; E. p Pollard
d. Wageey. A. F Oberbeck
T. Henry. G. Helmer,
J. Connors =. Reauvais.
P. Keeler, r. Weinert
W; oBrien. +. p. While. Jr..
J. Rudden. o. Hanson,
J. owen. NJ Trepp,
W. Doctor. B. Brownen.
C. A King o. Reichardt.
NJ Woodell q Taussie
]. KoIb. I. Now
L. Dunn, r. r Richardson
J. Mason, p A. Richa rdson
NJ. Jacobson.
Misses
A. Hall q Rost
70. Crutsinger. FRYE
l. Sweeney, Davis.
L. Wilson, Ullman,
L.. EuStOn. FTfZnafrjck
N Jordan Cochrane
iT r: Snipman' Dawson.
IanauareH' Rean.
l. = Rnmrnir Broackmah'
NJ. Woods, Grote.
Fisher coIIins
Danthal Sta,,an.
Windhorst IMces
Diamond norea,,
NJ. Fisher. CrsTs,
Herrick. Wiii;ams
Marley Rrnwn
Hill, Kempf
Murray. owen.
SanglIipet Kay
Carroll Flanders
Brennan, NeWberry.
Donley, Rowman
Jones Pope.
Mangson Knowl+on
SauN. Nolkamp.
FISHERMAN, Mount.
ZONES, krenntnR.
Doerr. Kaufman.
Hamilton, Dickinson,
Naughton, Rost.
Coester. Peari PearpfI,; HIman
Larkin. L. Witte.
Kershaw, F. Witte,
Streeter, 1. Bauer, ,
Feldwisch, It :
Messieurs and Mesdamss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

this season at No. 3944 Olive street, Friday
evening. January 16. The committee is COM
posed of F. H. Sunderman. w. H. Nieder-
Ion, w. II. Deuber, Charles N!ederioh, Ernie
Brinknan. James Smith,. Gus Schuttenberg
and Charles Dierks.
The Westminster Dancing Club enter
tanned friends with it's third informal last
Friday. Among those present were:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Miss Isabel Floyd Jones'. who is at i
finishing school In Philadelphia. will spend
the holidays with her mother. Mrs. Frank
Wright, of West Pine boulevard.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Miss Virginia Chesterfield Mayo will spend
the holidays with friends and relatives at
Jefferson City. .s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Excellent Dining Cars st. Louis to New
York every day on Knickerbocker Special
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Miss Daisy Bauman ofsSNo. '.3737 West
Pine boulevard is entertaining her cousin,
Miss Rosalind Stifel, ofSNew York City
The young ladies' will be at nome on Friday
afternoon, December 26. alsoson New Years
night. when an informal gathering will be
held at the Bauman residence. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

Diamo1ds for gif,s-ss.Oo to sfeeoc:op at
Mermod & Jaccard'S
Mrs. Joseph Craig and her daughter. Miss
GLADYS of Grand View. Ind, is whiting