The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21
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Doctor and Mrs. George H. Williams. who have
last week to t. make this city their hone, Mrs.
Williams is much improved IN health They viii
Mrs. Anna Harris of pilot Grove spent = few
days with her e9ussn Mrs Z, b asrfis v.r.
fearson Of St. Louis are guests this week of Miss
Colonel r. P. Williams and daughters. Misses
Janet and Adele. and Miss Minnie Grafton. r.
Mis-. r. p. Wiliisms and daughters in Fsyetie.
Miss Gussie Neef has returned from a two
months visit with her sister. Mrs. Adolph Meyer.
Mrs. warren ". Edwards ana young son. who
have been spending the summer in Lamon;e.
Mrs. :. c. Ford Of sedalia arrived last week.
She and her husband viii reside here in tn fu-
Mr.. and Mrs. Riser Of sedaIia have recently
come here TO reside. being located on Cherry
Misses Lima Tweedie Of this city and Florence
Watkins q Fayetteyille Ark; depaTted Tues
The Reverend J. ". Howell and Mrs. Howell
Of Marshall spent last week with Doctor and
N Senator hSqh F. S ~ co siKSsiiiiia aSe SG" a few days las,
week with Major T O. Towles and wife
with his father. II. f. Schultz.
city this week. attending the Methodist and
A few OF the members Of the Tuxedo Club gave
Miss Irma Prtssmeyer Of st Louis. who returned
present and the jefferson city Orchestra, fur
F Rlssfa t mist @psi Pr.el T1ilSTinE Tw Is I iif cai IL she
Bradbury. Halle Carstarphen. Shoup. Mann.
5 5ea. M feof Kate Reii F BSlf2ai t Mfi s snd A Mrs. G ssS5R.
stsmphi. Messrs. Dave Hunter OF New Madrid.
sabourin. Caruthcrs. Ramsey. Chapman. Henry
CAN'T. Heinrtcks. HarrRh and Doctor Cortez
A delishtful surprise party was given Monday
s Sbu4rs al by III ne son me N tbs rector ei Hrs The Revefend
and Mrs. James Noble celebrated their wooden
them With a hs5dsomme dining table, Nam. ,ok.
ems were brought by the various guess Light
ing. Mrs. =. c. church. Misses Eppss and Thomp-
son. Those pres.nt were Mrs Ec HaTd,ns: the
P. GrimshsT; Mr.. and Mrs Ford General and
MI W y "a Hf Eliot NJ Me san 4. n Moueh and
caison. Mines. Callahan. Ca!son, culkins. Hugh
ss, xIn Misses SEED ppes, Marian and Carrie Dawson.
Daisy and Letitia Marshall. Doris Riser. Sullivan.
Miss Minnie Grafton entertained about twenty
ladies at an in, M, ! w ssa T Pesresn f aDs M / iG
stone Of 81 Louis; TIE taSis laid i'd IN nD the eIp nm
h fSGm lace cloth with roses for a centerpisce.
A pleasant surprise was given last saturday
sH I !, Mrs nr A. he g. PPice. and his. si:ter. Miss
Celeste. to celebrate his birthday. Mr., Price had
s s9es,s 10 greeted Rss SIl'f him nna with II all kinds Of humorous
E sdissr. The sy evening n1.cS Sa l1ns tBeH' THIS re c sss t I1eS flssi
function in the handsome new home Of Mr. and
Guy Risiey entertained a dozen friends at the
srs ssiis;oI Du IRabsh u Ssis ssr wss P Ny, and d'i Mrs ~e GGg
Chinn assisted in entertaining. Those present
and Leiitia Marshall. Helen Mann. Pauline Dali
msye5. Messrsi Gais9 ana c nnrl.o5 saoourin' Hoe
Miss Jennie Pedigo. who has been teaching in
in this city with her sister. Mrs. John W. Ed
wards. en- route hcme from a several weeks
Miss Anna l. Martinique departed yesterday
morning for Fort Smith. Ark. to resume her
Mrs. G. A. Fisher entertained quite a party of
ladies at six-hand euchre last week. Games NUM-
given 10 the successful contestants. A delicious
eoyrse luncheon .n was s s seTysa' 1T The .I Par a,bs- w ss1i
nowers Mrs. Nettie Henry assisted her daughter
Mrs. W. A. Clark was successful in her ar
fanssments for e s SiItbssv s TbSr.9 party .v. slTsn
Thirty gentlemen participated. Cards and various
ether games Occupied ne eompa1y until a sple91-
night. songs and cigars were enjoyed The sur,
g gs1; vas coss 90%Sis5Is; ap 9Scm D1 sis frt e,ask received
The Galaxy has resumed its weekly meetings
Misses Duiie entertained the members At their
suburban home: pisSi1g s y. sHenrs; nne nrSt
Refreshments were served after the games were
City TO meet his wife and son. who have been
sg 2. the So, psss six weeks S.i IN Fl IA R MTs s 4 II:
son; They returned last week
her 4T Parents ra NJ Ma and %rt Oh w Vii aui Ransom,
Mrs, Addison Elston came up from 81 Louis
T M4s' q R sS sss9s a fe" days with her mother
Miss Kidwell Of MONTGOMERY City spent a few
L6eS NlAh = NtANI aho 1N 49,
Bishop A ". Wilson of Baltimore attended the
Methodist Conference last week, and was q
guest of Governor and Mrs. A. M Dockery-
Mr.. and Mrs James Watson departed Tuesday
for SmithfeId and Dearborn. to spend the week
Many. young persons spent the day yesterday
at Bolton Shoals. enjoying q FISH fry and a gen
uine old-fashioned pionic dinner Among. them
we're: Mr.. and Mrs Manchester Mr and Ms.
Misses Stone and Pearson of ST. Louis, Grafton.
Sullivan, Gass. Price. Williams. Cook. McHeIry,
and Messrs. Winston. Thomas, Clark Kaiser,
Hskoy and a few Others - Ne Am.
Harris Of Pilot Grove, departed Tuesday for Dali
las. Tex, TO spend q week with friends.
Mrs. R. A. Tnmble and daughter. Mrs. Al
berta Finney. Of Kansas City. are guests of Mrs.
Gavon n. Burgess.
The Reverend and Mrs. W. @. Pike and chill
dren of Kansas City spent the week in this
city. the guests OF friends.
The st. Cecilia Morning Musical reorganized
Thursday. with Mrs. w. A. Dailmeyer. The
same officers were reelected. and nearly all the
Old members rejoined- Preparations are being
made for a beautiful concert. to be given on
October I at ST. Peters Hall. when Brunn Stein
del, cello solo,st. and Mime. sarsaretha Wun-
derie. harp soloist of Theodore Thomas's orches~
ira will be among the distinguished talent.
Mrs. T; II. hammond returned Tuesday from a
FOiOurn in Chicago.