The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

was furnished by Miss Laura Staudte.
Those present were:
MeSGameS-
~ Freeman. Minnie Schenk
George LEX. Maud Lillian Loewe
G. W. Baltezor. Frank Human.
Schenk, Miss Laura Stable.
A pleasant surprise was given to Mr.. +.
Bury of Monroe street last Monday. the
event being in honor of his birthday. Games
and piano selections were features of the
evening. Among those present were:
MeAsrs. and Mesdames--
c. Regell. NJ. E. Williams of
j. Wyatt, New York.
Misses.
C. Wyatt, l.. Wyatt
b. Crowley. ...-
A party of young. people have just re-
turned from Lake Michigan. where they
went on the Fourth of July to enjoy few
days outing. Those in attendance were as
follows:
Grace V. Francis. Edith Allen.
Laura NJ. Bertrand. Louise NJ. Bertrand,
Ethel b Francis, Grace Atherton.
J.. Hope Bertrand,
Messeurs-
Charles II. Nor Forrest 2. Leonard.
man, Chauncey Thornton,
Bernard B. Fergu- Charles Hutch
son, macheT.
Horace 7. Melli- Cyril Emerson.
neau,
Tuesday was spent most enioyably at
O'Fallon Park by crowd composed of
Misses
May McCalpin. Anna Shaughnessy,
Helen McCalpin Agnes Shaugh
Ruth McCaipia. messy.
Margaret Cato. Katie Scarry.
Alma Sweeney, Lena Schaumherg,
Mary Okecfe. Edena Schaum-
Julia Noble. Elizabeth schaum-
Olympia Monte. Lucille swindler.
Lillian Shaugh- Halle Swing.
messy. LOretto Swing,
Anna Weber, Angelina Monte,
Mary Weber Marie Barncle,
Marguerite Shcr- Lille Grace.
man,
Mr.. F. thinner of Nc 1916 Walton ave-
nue. gave a stag party Friday evening in
honor of W. $. Geitz. There We're thirty
young men present. including many anna
teur ball players. The party was Sic
cess. A speech by Captain Geitz was the
feature.
A furniture-car picnic to Horseshoe Lake.
Illinois. was given on the Fourth by par:
ty of young people of the South Side. The
main events were driving fishing and boat
inS Those present were:
Misses
Olinda uthoff: Matilda Schroe-
katharine Brnl;' der
mann, NJ Smalle
Lulu Wohmer- Tina Schwartzberg,
hauser Ester Schurcht,
Louise Dickmeyer Johanna Gotch,
Augusta Schroeder Lydia Knost
Messieurs-
Albert Hallenberg john thinner
Ernst Gotch. Paul Winter.
Otto Wachter. r. J. Schmidt.
John Dickmeyer. Charles WeIner.
Edwin Schuricht, Carl NJ. Zesch,
Herman Schuricht, Henry Schroeder,
Gilbert Heitmann. Joseph Schroeder
One of the enjoyable events last week
ION, iy,( Lott
at the West Park Cottage on the Fourth
of July. The entrance to the cottage was
teans and a ofar With Japanese lam
potted plants. Those present We're:
Fstelle ROLAND. Katherine Slevin,
Wayne Downes, Rernadot Roland.
Nan Sievin. Ella Brady.
Ella Cowhey, Katherine holland
MeSSieurS-
Charles ODonohue, Martin Downes.
John Slevin. Jim Downes
Bud D0wnes. Vincent Slevn,
Louis Cowhey,
A very ENJOYABLE outing was given on
Lrdis farm in kirkwood on July 4. Dinner
was served at the farmhouse after which
fireworks and dancing were enjoyed. Among
those invited were:
Misses
Ida Nestle. Gertrude Miller,
Mamie O'Shea, Carrie Nagel.
Alice Mohan. Tillie Nagel
Lizzie OShea, Susie Bechtler.
George Nagel, julius Koch,
Carl Rotteck, AL Jansen,
Arthur Lynn, Theo Noting
Dot Sleeper Geo. Wonderlich.
CELEBRATED ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Biddle Of Maplewood
entertained few friends In celebration of
the tenth anniversary of their wedding at
their home in Frazer Park last Thursday
evening. Music was furnished by Professor
Cfutey's stringed orchestra. Refreshments
We're served the large lawn Those
present were: The Reverend and Mrs.
Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dugan. Mr.. and Mrs. Flagel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hogshead Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, Professor
and Mrs Clutey. Doctor and Mrs. Martin.
Mr. Christman. Mrs. Haug. Miss Eva Horn
stein. Miss Pair. Professor Oatman. Mr.
Hounstein. the Misses Edna Bddle Evelyn
Nash and Gertrude Young.
SOCIAL CLUBS.
Rich Cut Glass. Mermod G. Jaccard's.
The Jolly Three of the West End gave a
S;,irtwaist basket picnic to party of