The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-31

Misses
Anna Panton. Lelo Jones.
Bess Thompson, Joe Blackwell.
Belle Kawtin, Litta Goodenough,
Sarah Cunningham, Mae Utley.
Margaret Hart, Lettie Tiffin,
Mary Cunningham, Nell Dalton, -.
Nell Thoma, Daisy Jiles,
Dollie Douglas, Dorothy Ruppart.
One of the enjoyable events of the past
week was a party on Friday given by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Howard OF Lafayette
avenue in honor of the eighteenth birthday
of their daughter, Alice Toward. The even
ing was spent in playing games and
dsncing. Among those present were:
Misses
Ada Kerb, Anna Fisher,
Birdie Wiike, Leona Wagner,
Olivia Kraft, Adele Kraft,
Clementine Bradford Daisy Reed,
of Chicago, Edna Wade,
Bertha Allen, NeYa Dask.
Maude Wilke, Marguerite Allen,
Ethel Grimm,
Messieurs-
Eugene Kane, Fred WanhoH,
Walter Reed. Ernst ~Brockmann,
Theodore Bremen, Arthur Strong,
Edgar Kaltmann, Chester Meyer,
Albert Wade. Charles Sturgeon,
William Conrad, Louis Reader,
Ralph Sommers, Edwin B~arkhoefer.
George Allen,
An outing on the river was given last
week by Mrs. D. W. Wilson of Page boule-
ward to Miss Rubye Trice of Picayune.
Miss, and Miss Edith Wilson Of Dallas,
Tex. TIL guests were:
Misses
Rubye Trice. Lorena Wilson,
Edith Wilson, Isabella Sempt,
Ona Wilson, Maud Jones,
Agnes McDermott, Ethel Biggs.
Messieurs-
H. Hart, w. Wright,
B. McDermott, P. Patton.
+. Brown, J. Wilkinson,
J. Potter. ]. Craig.
z. Jones.
Messieurs and Mesdames-
D. w. Wilson, Delmar Staley.
Mrs. Caroline Stillwell celebrated her sew
enty-ffth anniversary on August q with a
luncheon at the residence of her nephew.
Mr.. Harvey Rowland. No. 6731 Waldemer
and the table was decorated in flowers and
smilax, a feature OF the decorations being
the monogram of the hostess and her age
done in figures OF green. The silver spoons
used during the luncheon were given to
Mrs. Stillwells mother over 1OO years ago
as a prize for spinning fine fax in Camden.
present, who included. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cowen,
Mrs. b. Murray. Mrs. Merrill, Collinsville,
Resale Toglesang. Mrs. Pierce chenet, Mrs.
Charles Rowland. Mrs. George Kline, Mrs.
Harvey Rowland, Miss Aggie Ccwen and
Mrs. G.. A. Carnage.
The T.. T. Dana B. Corps and the White
Rose Musical Club surprised Miss Schnip-
August @. The lawn was lighted with Jap
anese lanterns. and dancing was INDUCED
in; Among those attending were:
a. Powitzky, L. Hardbeck,
T. Ruhl, NJ. Oster.
r. Ruhl. T. Hardbeck,
NJ. Ryan, D. Schnipper,
]. Wuber.
Messieurs-
Z. Markert, A. Smith.
F. Arnold. T. DiIlmann,
T. Morann. w. RYAN,
G. Fairweser. +. Neun.
MIR. and Mrs. Heuer and NoseIv and
Smith.
street. gave a lawn party on saturday
evening at her home. In addition to dan
cling. there was vocal and instrumental mu-
sic by Miss Rose Belcour and Mr.. George
B. Zaenglin. The lawn was handsomely
decorated with colored lanterns and bunt-
ing. The guests were:
MeSSieurS and Mesdames-
August Albers, F. Winkler,
a. Burckly, Wr
MeSSleurS-
George 3. Zaeng- George Hart,
lin. Harry FRYE,
VIII Dauernhefm, August Albers, Jr.,
Doctor F. Bartel, Joe Gummersbach,
Louis Flamm, Will Bollman,
Arthur Mack, Ed Zaenglin.
Misses
Nellie Jouver. Mamie Dieters,
Sue Mason. Mabel Diehl.
Isabelle BuSe. Alice Lucas,
Gertic Craven, Lola Craven.
Rose Belcour, Isabelle Zaenslin.
On Tuesday a pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Misses Berniece and Ella
Pearson. the time being passed with music
and dancing. Mr.. Oscar Krell and Miss
Mabel kemerer were literally applauded
for their musical talent. At n late hour
a repast was served. Among those present
were:
Misses
May Douglas. Agnes Bohlem,
Mabel kemerer Margaret Hewett,
Anna McNichols Birdie Helbling.
May Montgomery. Berniece Pearson,
dina Gllchrist. Ella Pearson,
Olive Montgomery. Florence Ransom
Emma Lawrence, OF jefferson City,
MessieurS-
SeeIey c. Bum. Jacob BohIem.
Vincent Collins. John Knapp,
Vaughn KCerner. Joe Kelhling.
Robert Hewlett. Claude Kirkland.
VIII Buermann, Charles Hildebrand.
joe Heine. Oliver Becker.
Guy Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baltz of No. 1919 South
Seventh street gave a reception in honor OF
their daughter Hazel on last Sunday even
ing. that being her fourth birthday. Music
and games were the principal features,
Those present were:
Misses
Lydia Arras. Evelyn Harnell.
Helen Harnell. Bertha Nandyke.
Katie Eandyke. Edna ArreDd.
Lille SchnurbuS. Bertha SchnurbuS,
Katie Siebert. Mary Siebert,
Nellie Chle. Lulu Uppsnkamp,
Maggie ~Uppenkamp, Katie Helwig.
Lizzie Boltstein, Lizzie Uppenkamp.
Hazel Baitz,
Messieurs-
Frank Schnurbus, Bernard Seibert.
A party of young people gave a hay ride
Thursday evening. After a drive to Caron-
deiet Park refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Misses Olive