The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
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Mr., Adolph Brandenherser o. ths ei,y Vas
married Medncsday mGlninS at > Mock AZ, 70 M
William Ed9m OF Waeor.r place. -. LOUIS. Ihe
,esaiiSss being present. besides the brides imti-
mate friend. Miss Gertrude Ramsey. u TINS cry.
pres .yterian church ofnciated. The couple took
inc morning train for Kansas city; waers, after
re at home To their friends after April ~ in tIc
pretty fiat newly furnished On High street
Airs. Brandefberger has been Il frequent visitor
at the capitol city.
Of the English classics Cub Tuesday. tue sue.
lect fer discussion being David IopptrEeid.
sion OF the book given. Light Refreshments were
The ladies' Of the Catholic Church. gave a very
successful fair this week at 81, P'ter's Hail.
To- dancing. Large crowds visited The fair dur
ing the afternoons and evenings.
week. the first on Tuesday afternoon. by Mrs,
A;.F. Culkins. at her home on West High street
one responded. The paf!p.s were pfettiiy deco
rs,ss n iu5 PS5's sdm neEsis an4 mJ gql% gs;is6 4 Sei SfsSl,
noon Bid eushTe was Glayed and the prizes
son.bon dish: Mrs 6 A. Fisher. a be4utitui
vase: the CONSOLATION. q, prettiiy framed picture.
for a large cluster Of roses. which was won by
Mrs. Claude, NrOuman Of -. Louis. MIS-. Culkins
ana Mrs. sisS' Wolt SE Hf' "''".'' MIS- NAs"y'
On Wednesday Ms. J. =. Hciarichs entertained
ring a pig" Mines. Arlz Thorpe and Miss
Reown at the latter game. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs Julius Conrath was hostess for cards FRI
day afternoon, when the guests numbered about
atty. SiS-hand euctlre was played and the prizes.
numbering five. Were very pretty and pleasant
trophies OF a still pleasdnIer afternoon. y dainty
lunch was served IN courses. Mrs. COnrath was
assisted by her sisters. Misses Emma and Alma
Gonrath.
Miss Birch carstarphen. who has been spending
The past six weeks In Nevada. has returned
Former Governor and Mrs. l.. V. Stephens. who
have been spending, several weeks in Boonvii!e.
returned home Monday.
M. ans Mrs lIohn T. Boone lnnartpl SUNDAY
for indianapolis. Ind. 10 reside for several
months.
Miss Nellie Boone. who has bcea visiting Mrs.
John +. Boone, departed Sunday for Believille,
H.. to visit Miss Lucy Thompson
Mr.. Joseph Flory. secretary of the Worlds Fair
Commission. and Mrs. FlOTy spent Monday with
friends at the capital.
Mrs. Callie Grafton and daughter. Miss Minnie.
departed Tuesday morning for st. Louis. 10
spend a week with Mrs. Lily Pearson and daugh-
ter: Miss MARY:
turned Monday from a lengthy visit with her IA
ther in centralia. Mo.
Miss Florence Ransom. after a pleasant visit
70 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Ransom,
departed Monday for 81. Louis.
Mrs. James Noble ard son. Kendrick. depart
ed THURSDAY for Kansas city to spend a few
days with her mother.
Mr.. Bryson Jones of Kansas City spent Sunday
Former Governor and Mrs. Stephens. Misses
Katherine McHenry. Janet and Adele Williams
formed a party for st. Louis, leaving here
caire' They returned Thursday.
Mrs. 7. e. Crow and family departed Tuesday
Tor 81. Louis 10. reside. Attorney General Crow
hs.ins purchased a home there some weeks age.
Mrs; Charles Dewey has returned from a short
visit TO her parents in Joplin.
MISS Frances Cook. who has been visiting rela-
ufes In Mexico. returned home Tuesday.