The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17

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city after a stay at Manitou Springs and
Colorado.
Mrs. E. Barthels, accompanied by the
Misses Edith Barthels and Emma Roeder,
will go on Wednesday to New York and the
Eastern resorts.
Miss Annie Kinsella of Caseyville. ILL.,, and
her niece. Miss Mamie Doyle. of No. 1915
North Market street, have gone for an ex-
tended visit to Council Bluffs. and Omaha,
Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Fry of Eureka,
Miss Virginia Mccormick, for several
weeks.
William Dischert and family are at Wau-
paca, Wis, for a ten days outing.
Mrs. R. F. Grady and son. Master Robert
f. Grady, Jr., returned the early part of
the week from Old Orchard Beach and Bos-
ton.
Miss Louise Henssler has just returned
home from the lakes after a stay Of six
weeks.
Mrs. E ]. Mahaney. who has been visiting
Mrs. NJ A, G Newcum of No. 1870 Belt ave
nue. for the past three weeks. has returned
10 her home, No. 1016 North Second street,
st. Joseph, Mo-
Mrs r. S. Strobhart of Hillside, who IS
spending some weeks at Asheville, n. C.,
will be at home the first week in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Nolan have returned
from a TRIP 20 Sal. I.1le CITY. Colorado
Springs. Pixies Peak and Denver.
Miss Mary l.. o'Brlen, accompanied by her
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Edw. Custy of
iantic City. she viii return home about
September L
Mrs. John lohteck and daughter have re-
turned home after : delightful six weeks
visit to Charlevoix. Mackinac Island. and
PetcskeY.
Miss Bertha Felter of No. 1898 Wells ave-
nue. and Miss Emma Phillips, No. 594S Cote
Brilliante avenue. departed Thursday morn
ing for Chicago, where they intend staying
a week, then touring the Northern lakes.
Mrs. L. ]. Peck is spending a few weeks
at Godfrey, ILL.,, with Mr.. and Mrs. Starr.
Captain Geo. Rowe whitmore. who was
graduated with honor at the MI
ftary Academy in June. returned Saturday
from a five weeks visit to his cousin. DIT.
Geo. H. NJ. Rowe Of Boston. During his
trip he spent several days at Niagara Fails,
New York and Washington.
Captain Frederick bearing, late of Kirk
wood, is stationed at the Dead Letter Post
Office at Washington d. c.
Joseph F. Schilling and his son, Joseph F.
Schillfng. Jr., No. 1925 Menard street, re-
turned last week from Fort Madison, Ia,
where they spent two weeks visiting
friends.
Barney Seaman, No. 5l61 Minerva avenue,
has returned from a vacation,
spent visiting friends in St. Charles County.
Missouri.
Charles Kistenmache No. 1924 Rutger
street, is cooperating at Colorado Springs,
Colo. He will return about September l.
Miss Dora Rinkel. No. s115 Horton place.
has returned from Carpenter, ILL.,, where
She spent two weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. J. T. Duvall departed last evening on
his vacation.
Doctor and Mrs. R. NJ. Ross of Russell
mer visit of several weeks in Sedalia, Yer
saiiles and other towns in the interior Of
the State.
Doctor o. E.. Lademan and w. H. vogt
departed last Friday to spend a few weeks
in Northern Wisconsin and Canada.
Mrs. ]. C. Armstrong. No. SOS Morgan
street. has returned from Montana, where
she visited her sister. Mrs. F. 7. Robertson.
The Misses Carrie Hannebaum and Alma
Tolck of North st. Louis will he gone for
one month on a pleasure trip, stopping at
The Misses Beatrice Mcdonnell and Belle
nell, No. Il Rugby place, are visiting
friends and relatives in Illinois.
Miss Maria Desmond, sister of Chief
Desmond, and her friend. Miss Kate
o'Srien, are now at Asbury Park, y. j..
They go this week for Boston. Before re-
turning home they will stop at Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hatfield departed
Friday evening TO spend some time at Col
orado Springs en- route TO Denver. where
Worlds Fair Fraternal Building Associa-
tion, goes as a delegate TO the National
Fratsrnal Congress. and Will present the
subject of the Temple of Fraternity TO be
erected at the Worlds Fair for headquar-
tiers of all fraternal organizations.
The Misses N. NJ. and Lady V. Furey de-
parted last week for Memphis. Tenn, TO be
gone for the rest OF the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dierkes and daugh-
tiers have gone to Manhattan Beach, \. Y,
for a stay of six weeks.
ter, Miss Helen Healy. departed on Monday
for Detroit, whence they took steamer to
make a tour of the lakes and Canada. On
return trip they Will visit the principal
Eastern resorts.
Mrs. W. J. Kennedy and sons Jerome
Healy and William E. also sister. Miss
visit with relatives and friends in Central
Missouri.
French Division of Chart Club will meet
this week. Monday. Wednesday. Thursday
and Saturday. . a m, at West End Hotel.
N. Louis Breueue Is T. charge. committee