The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-29
PERSONS OF FASHION
IN THEATER AUDIENCES.
The Olympic.

The Olympic.
Mrs. George s. McGrew appeared last
night at the Olympic to hear Mrs. Camp
bell in "Magda," wearing one of the hand
somest toilets of the spring. 1t was a
Paris gown made entirely black, of very
fine Brussels net. trimmed in narrow mil
liners folds of black satin. and further
ornamented with black embroidery in n
handsome design of grape clusters and
foliage. The guimpe was unlined to throw
the embroidery into relief. Her only orns-
ment was a single large cream-wh;te
camellia, Will its glossy green leaves, worn
at the belt. A black Prince of Wales
aigrette was worn in the hair. completing a
costume markedly smart and becoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mourton Jourdan and Miss
Byrd Jourdan were among the early ar
rivals. Mrs. Jourdan wore pale blue crepe,
beautifully %appliqued in twine-colored Rus
sian lace and touched with black. With
this she wore a very large white coque
feather boa. Miss Jourdan. who is just out
after a severe illness, appeared in rose
pink liberty silk. the serpentine skirt and
bodice much shirred and trimmed in lace.
The Doctors Holland arrived early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buechel had front seats in
the circle.
Miss May Short and Mrs. Charles Cava-
naugh of Chicago were in their usual seats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Udell came together. Mrs. McKin-
ney was in malachite green and Mrs. UdeIl
in gray crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. eckham brought
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tower, Jr., and Miss
Sarah Tower came early.
Doctor and Mrs. Calvin Lightner and Mrs.
Reed Joined the Udell-McKinney party in
the dress circle.
Doctor and Mrs. w. A. Shoemaker
brought Miss Rita Maxon.
Mr. and Mrs Johp A ncLarzon ,,-a
with friends.
Charles Ed was early in the foyer, wait
ing for friends.
Doctor and Mrs. Washington Fischel
brought friends.
Miss Jessie Ringer, in pale blue crepe,
came with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drum
mond.
Mrs. A. D.. Gianhini. wearing silver gray
with black and white chiffon cape. came
with her brother. Tony Faust. with Mrs.
A. S. Faust and Edward Faust.
Miss France Allison and her escort were
in the parquet. Miss Allison wore blue.
Miss Eugen.a Maginnis came with Doctor
Drown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schroers had their
seats. Mrs. Schroers wore black
and white.
Miss Mary Euston came with John STAFF
ford White.
Miss Louise Espenschied. Mr.. and Mrs.
Traunmiller. Miss Updike and Mrs. Up
dixie formed a party.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L D. Carlin Joined a
dress-circle party.
Clarence Taussig and Eugene Angert
came together.
Miss Marjory Sampson came with friends. \
Miss Salees Kennard appeared in ac-
contemplated blue crepe. wearing her hair |
In the new Du Barry braid.
Mr.. and Mrs Ron GrieSedieck braurbt fuo !
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dittmann came with
party Of South Side friends.
Mr.. and Idrs. George Markham came
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. David P. Calhoun and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Charles Norman Jones were to-
gether. both ladies in white.
Miss Elsie Ford and her guest came with
William Arthur Williams and George An
irews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goltra came with
Mrs. Goltra wore bisque crepe. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E Curly brought
,uests, and Mr., and Mrs. James Byrnes
anne with friends.
III Columbia.
Mrs. Georgia Lee Cunningham's friends
we're much in evidence last night at the
Columbia Theater and showed their inter-
st and pleasure in her songs by an enthu-
reception.
Henry Lakeland brought Miss Josephine
and Miss Marie Walsh. occupying
eats in the front parquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Obear were in CEN
raj seats. with a party of friends.
Robert McLaran had a party in one OF
he mezzanine boxes.
Miss Gertrude lockwood, Miss Lucy
and Mr.. lockwood had several
riends with them in the parquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Phillips and Mr.. AID
lrs. Arthur Bailey had a mezzanine box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunkins and MIR.
nd Mrs. John Donnell were four of a large
party. Mrs. Hunkins wore a pink
with lattices of black velvet ribbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Murphy came In with
just before Mrs. Cunningham's APP
earance.
Mrs. Edgar F. Macy sat with friends on
lie left.
Edward Noonan had a mezzanine box.
Miss Sarah Liebke came with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stuart sat In the
ird row with friends
The Century.
the Century Theater interest in Treas
er w. D. Caves benefit was quite s1f- !
.ient to pack the house. .
Mrs. Henry Lucas. in lavende and black, :
a box with friends, including +
harles Van StuddifoSd. Z
Mr. and Mr. IanSa Ynv nraaw he'd Z