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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-23

A second relic sale should be held in Washington
in order to get rid Of numerous antitrust bills that
have accumulated in the Capitol.
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u FIRST MEETING,

TIL Lorraine Club. an organization Q
suburban young people. met for tho frs
time on Wednesday evening. The meeting
will be of a musical nature, and will TAX
place semimonthly. The charter member
are:
Misses
Edith /. George. Blanche DxenHo-
President. lewski,
Louise NJ. Kruger, Maude Leon.
Vice President, Pearle George.
Messieurs-
Edger S. Stobie, Horace L. Benson,
Secretary and Corresponding
Treasurer, Secretary,
Audrey Popham, Richard George,
Claude Steel.
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T CLUB MEETS
PARTY.

DAICONf EAtI1'
A crowd of jolly girls gave a balcony
party at the Grand Opera-house Tuesday
night. to see Joseph Murphy. After the
theater they enjoyed a luncheon. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. Clymer. Those
present were:
Misses
Mat Dafferner. Amanda Mueller.
Fanny Clymer, Edna Cover.
Rose Buechel. Mary Bevans,
Matte Sheffel. Jennie Fork,
Zenith Meyers. Thelma Carson.
Lorene Williams. Retta Clymer.
Gertie Kirkpatrick. Laura Quentin.
Elsee Vierheller.
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C~onsoli.x Hinself.

WashingtOn Star. :.
Gould you write az eood . book as this Sizzers wbo
has leaped into fame?'
I could write a better book" answered the self-trust-
fui author, but I couldn't write one that would sell a.
we'll"
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WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Bradley. No. $3.50 Cote
Brilliente avenue. in honor of the twentieth
anniversary of their marriage. entertained
friends last Sunday evening. Music and
games furnished enjoyment until a late
hour. Vocal music was rendered by the
Misses Neimeyer and by Mr.. and Mrs. Pear
son. Piano selections were given by Mr..
and Mrs. Pearson, Mr.. Fred W and
the Misses Gallagher. Mack. Rosene and
Bradley. Among ahose present were:
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In order to abolish matrimonial agencies we might
rearrange the calendar and provide for more leap
years
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Ross Bristol, John Kline,
John Onhrabka, Herbert Dryers,
Stephen Fenwick. Herbert Durham,
William Trower, A. c. Burt.
Irwin Hirst. James Phillips,
Lawrence Ramsey j. F. Bannon.
SKATING CLUB MEETS.
The x. Y. q. Skating Club was enter
tanned by the Misses Swartz at their homo
on Page boulevard Tuesday evening. A
feature of the evening was recitation by
Miss Eleanor Buetell. Supper was served
In the dining-room. which was decorated for
the occasion. Those present. were:
Misses
Wood Ethel Weane, Katherine Walsh,
Eleanor Buetell. Nellie Swartz,
Bertha krIus. Pauline Buetell,
Janet Miller. Everett Beckwith,
Grace Simpson, Augusta Swartz,
Alice Swartz, Jessie Lydick.
Messieurs-
Jesse Kramer. Sam Moore,
Robert Weane, Douglass West.
Art. s. Willow, Will Myers,
Will Castor, VIII jackson,
Harry L. johnson. Tom Boyd.
Jack Carroll. Ernest W~ithingten,
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MIsS VIRGINIA. LEE.
Tho hs sonet 10 Louisville to attend a large ban owen in her honor Miss Lee will pend
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ENTRE CLUB n

The second informal dance of the Entire
Nous Club was given at the louisiana Hall,
"Wednesday evening. Dancing was enjoyed
by the following:
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A SURPRISE.

Mrs. Otto Seener of No. 2737 Utah street
surprised her husband with a birthday par
~ Tuesday evening. Progressive auction
pinochle was the game, after which lunch
con was served. The following carried OF
the honors: Mrs. George DAVIS. Mrs. Lou
kaub, Joe Newell, Lou Kaub and Jeff Hew-
lit. Among those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Joe Newell. William Kaysiny,
JEFF Hewitt, George Davis.
Lou kaub, Charles Voyce.
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James Higgins, Foster.
Henry Wand, Joseph Nettler.
James Gallagher, J. Mack,
J. H. Rosene, William Moran.
I. PEARSON, Mrs. Maggie IRE.
Sadie Gallagher, Irere IRE.
Grace Ferguson, Lizzie Mettler.
Julie Neimeyer, Hazel Rosene,
Fredia Neimeyer, Nellie Nodman,
Mamie Mack. Jennie Bradley.
Annie IRE.
MessieurS-
Keed Pearson, James Gallagher,
Miiiiam Busche. Fred Brownold.
william Ure, Eugene Bradley,
george Percival, Jack Bradley. Jr,
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Helene Carroll,
Eta Amber,
Susan Lancaster.
Laura Philippi.
Elma Fssinger,
Jeanne Fissinger,
r a Ellison.
y Costello,
Adele ~SchulenburE,
Ellen S~chulenburg,
Cochran.
Gus S~chulenburg,
Norman Rehm,
VIII Clark,
Philippl.
Henry Chenet,
Will Hall.
J. A. Wilkins.
Charles Baker,
Roy Campbell,
Oscar Baush.
Frank d d
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Fowler was married to Mr.. Freeman J. Hon
of Oklahoma Mra Hoyt II a daughter e
the late Captain Fowler. for many years 9
well-known steamboat captain on the Mis-
sissippt. and a resident Of Carlyle. Ill. b
Is a sister Of Mrs. ]. Edward Bright Of 6t.
Louis.
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n. B. K. CLUB DANCE.

the season last eyenil
ent were:
Misses
Grace Craig.
Gertrude Rolfe,
Ellie SherZer.
Emma Harrison,
Mae Hamilton.
Mabel y
Viola Conrad.
Mary &
Nettie Trattman,
Adele Aid.
Frieda kayser,
olga Kayser.
Messieurs-
Hemp. kennett,
Ralph Roeder.
AL. White.
Harry White,
Fred Robinson.
VIII Little,
Leo Hickman.
Carl Cooper.
VIII Gibson.
Leo Osthaus.
Glen Lee.
Ed Paddock.
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A. c. BURT'S FAREWELL PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 8. Morris gave a fare
well party last Saturday 70 their son, A. C..
Burt, who departed to begin his sophomore
year at Iowa State College. Among those
present were:
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Roy Dickson.
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At the last meeting Of tho Taliy-He CfuU
the newly elected officers were insAlleds
s. F. Sullivan. president: D. Reilly. vics
president: D. A. Noonan. financial secrearyJ
T. Kelley. recorder: 7. Mclaughlin. auti-
nal. The following member were elected
trustees: T. A Couell. NJ J. buddy andWs
j. Kerwick- -
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CARBONDALE. ILL.

gether with Captain j. ". Crowley. have re-
turned from Union City. Tenn. where they have
been visiting the past two weeks.
Miss Patti Kershaw OF GRANVILLE visited M.
and Mrs. NJ: A.. Ford the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bssche and Miss Ada Alb
Miss Katharine McAiister. who has been on an
turned to her home in Marinet,e. WIS, she was
accompanied to Chicago by George W. Harker.
Miss Ethel Platter. after a week spent with the
families Of Mrs. Phil Decker and Mr.. Frank
Platter in Murphyboro. has returned to her home
in this city.
Mines. Doctor Ingram. Charles Ingram. ]. J..
boro were guests Saturday Of Mrs. II. W. Shry-
ock.
has been visiting relatives aud friends in this
home.
Miss iona Mccarthy returned from Ava Tues
day. where she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Warder and daughter OF
Cairo were guests Sunday of judge and Mrs.
Miss Belle Alden of Carterville was the guest
the past week OF her sister. Mrs. Maurice Fryer.
Mrs; r: a; HinchcliG visited her sister in Car
Mrs. Fred Allen and children. Maybrooks and
Alfred. were guests Of Cairo friends SUNDAY.
Mrs. A. W. Thompson visited in Pinckney-
Vile and Duuuoin the past week.
George Patterson and Miss Stella Roberts. two
OF Makanda's best-known young people. were mar
ried Wednesday at the home OF the brides
brother. Frank Roberts.
The Woman's Club met Monday afternoon. with
was s0G Paging hmen at the ,t hssp''f The ,ne roll Siis eaII was s'T re-.
sssmms rendered vas as foiiows: Talk. ".weish.
Mrs. @; A.; Harker: Welsh hymns; Mrs: Anna
Mitchell: Craig V Nos" Mrs. h ]. Ingersoll.
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MrRPHYsRORO. I'LL.

Mrs. c. II. Patterson and daughter; Miss Ri die.
returned TO their home in Nashville Saturday,
after visiting in this city two weeks with rela-
Mines. W. T. and C.. F.. Ingram. o. p. Beck.
]. h. Palmer, and J. J. Penny went to Car
OF Mrs. H.. w. Shryock at an afternoon, lunch
Mrs. Homer Stephenson went to Chester Sat.
rrday for a weeks visit with the reverend anu
Leonidas Lodre. Knights OF Pythias. gave an
e oneTs .Sonsei followed iln . by a reception ~ and ban
quet at Castle Hall. John NJ. Herbert was
speaker Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins Departed Thurs
day for Alabama. where they will visit Captain
Mrs. A., T. McNellery Of Charleston. Tenn.
returned TO her home Thursday.
Miss Mamie GateIy of Chicago. who is visit
riously i'll with typhoid fever:
for a visit with relatives, before returning to
her home in East ST. Louis
Mrs. J. 2. Cumnins returned Saturday from a
pleasant visit in Metropolis.
Mrs, NJ. T. Beshear and son, Roy. of Vienna
visited in this city the first OF the week.
Mrs. Susie Wise returned TO her home Satur-
day; afternoon; after visiting her sister; Mrs {.
Mayme Zoller. who remained her guest several
days.
st. Louis Sunday morning for a visit with re;a-
Miss Lettie Brady of this city and Mrs. Al
New Orleans. where they will he guests OF the
family OF their brother. Hugh Brady.
washington. where she WI remain several weeks
the guest Of Mrs. John A. Logan. =.
Doct1s anG Mrs. Nv; T, Iasram; Alderman and
p. w Griffith departed Wednesday to attend
the Mardi Gras festivities at New Orleans. Doctor
before returning and Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith viii
continue the trip into Florida.
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Mr.. and Ms. Bsstian departed for New Orleans
on a bridal tsip. After Their return they will
\ pleasant afternoon was enjoyed Monday BY
the New Century club as the guests of Mrs. +.
ture and the universities and schools OF the
! H''MNerls TS.ta we'S Nh the }9niGs Of i p rpper by Mrs s.
The Literature Of Holland Mrs. ". :. French
Haarlem.' Hans iirinker. The serving of re-
iitshm. nts in tn" social half hour concluded an
Mrs. George s;ockacih was the hostess for a
Wy Pleasant ard af;erIoen1 Tuesday at her
al seven tables and the raGr ~ progressive
enchre was enjoyed. the irst prize. a handsome
china shop dish. was won by Mrs. II. c. schroe-
der, and The sec9rd; a lockwood vase. was won
prize. a dainty gauZe fan. by Mrs. Walter J.ege-
man. \ twC-course luncheon Was served at the
Schelhorn. George Damn. Gso:se Brok3mn. Wal
ter Legemsn Carl fehl. William %L"seman. Ben
f P Warner. Is. II. GAIN. John STA S,akeinan. +
Violin. Elizabeth schwegcman., II. =. .Schroc-
ker. William Woifin. Charles Wise. James
I.auer' Wili.am 1snsins; A. e. POLLARD Herb
Mrs, Theodore Reitz entertained at progressive
Iowa street. five tables were played. the first frs
prize, a handsome Hayiland bread tray: being
an olive dish. by Mrs. Gus Mann and the con-
wagner wagner. a Ni Gsea j.d dhS f Baer Of f'7 Tsrr sy F MfS: H ind..
was awarded the visitors prize, n lovely silk
oyster patti.s. chick. n salad. olives, pickles. cake.
coffee. Neapo!itan ices and mints in pink and
white was served at the card tables. The favuls.
pink and white carnations. Were pinned by Miss
Leona Rezti; The parlors were attractive in
pink and white carnations and, palms. The tally
sheets. which were also in pink and white. We're
passed by the little daughter OF the house, Miss
Dorothy Reitz. and Miss Edith McKeown. Mrs.
Reitz was assisted in entertaining by her sis
tiers, Mrs. Will Eiehe. and Mrs. John McCutchan
and Mrs. Fred Reitz. The guests We're Mines.
Judith Bauer of Terre Haute. Ind. J. l.. Meyer.
John Resing. John McCutchan. Charles TIL. J..
J. Reynolds. George Nerwayne. Gus Mann, Zoe
Buch-rt. j. NJ, Jerome. Henry Herman. .Ir..
Harry Wagner. Frank Feldnan. William OS-
born. Edward Hartig. Charles Mex Gown. Philip
Fuier. William Kraft and Miss Clara Holman.
: ne club will next me entertained by Mrs. phiIip
Euler at her hcne in Washington avenue.
The German Literary circle met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Har;IuetZ AT her home in
Riverside avenue. Several interesting papers
were discussed.
Miss Tresa Brantano entertained a number OF
friends SATURDAY evening at her home in South
First street. The hours were from S to IL. The
evening was spent in games and music.
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ALTON, ILL.,.

Miss Lucille Rodgers is visiting relatives in
Miss Mabelle Swain has returned to I-nner
Alton after visiting in Chicago. ~"
Miss Katherine Sawyer has returned to Chi
cago after visiting relatives in Alton.
rollton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rarden are visiting in
st. Augustine. Fla.
Mrs, Lula Giberson has gone to Slater. Mo-.
to visit relatives.
Miss Lillian Huitt of st. Louis was a visitor
in Upper Alton last week.
Captain ID. R. Sparks and daughter. Mrs.
Frank Milnor. have returned from Ocean Springs.
Mrs. John James gave a card party Friday
afternoon at her home in Upper Alton.
Mrs; Elizabeth Randall of Frederick. $. D.. 10
The Reverend and Mrs. d. f. Bushnell enter
tanned Tuesday evening at their home in Lang
Mrs. +. c. Paul entertained the Piano club
Wednesday Afternoon at her home in Henry
Mrs. Louise johnson has returned to St. Louis
after visiting in Upper, Alton.
Mrs. II. NJ. Chittendcn is visiting in Den
Miss blanche Dixon is visiting in St. Louis.
Mrs. +. NJ. Kirkland has returned to Carlin-
Vile after being the guest OF Mrs. Emma Giber-
Mrs. John Bitter entertained at cards wednes-
day evening at her home in state street. Prizes
were wor by Mines. Charles schaub and Thomas
Mrs. ]. NJ. Schmidt has gone to St. Charles,
Mo-. to. visit relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Ward Is entertaining Mrs. John
Mrs. Thomas Long departed Monday for New
Miss Susie Kirby Of JerseyviIle is a visitor in
Mrs. Tlmony departed Wednesday for sc-an-
Miss Dele Brasher has returned from Dnquo.n.
where she was the guest OF Mrs NJ. G.. Cole.
= The Upper Alton WonIsns Club. was enter
her home In Upper Alton. Papers were read by
Mines, Harry Burton, Henry Rodgers and Frank
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WATERLOO. ILL.

Miss Lulu Scharfenberger. who was on an ex-
tended visit to the Misses Louisa and Catherine
Mrs. Catherine Tinker and daughter. Miss
Mary. Of Trenton. Mo. are visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cramer spent several days
here the first of the week the guest oil COUNTY
Miss Mary Arms has returned from a two
Mr.. and Mrs. James Adams OF East st. Louis
visited friends here Sunday.
Ire Misses Edith and Celeste Wetmore enter
were wen by Miss Catherine Grove and Emmett
Murphy.
Mr.. ana Mfs. u: III, F1ke Of pss MoinSs Ia:
c MPnT n at New Orleans spen: a day here visiting
Joseph SchaIfenberser spent Sunday visiting
Mrs. christine Kimmci entertained friends in
honor OF her birthday anniversary.
Louis wedel of Flat River. Mo-, spent several
days hero visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
The society OF Martha and Mary held a prb-
gressivc euchre in Memorial Hall on fridaS
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Arms entertained In homer
Of their son Louis N. Arns's birthday anri-
vcrsary. Progressive euclIre was played and
prizes were won by the Misses Tillic Schel!hardt.
Mary Koopmann; Mary Sauerhage Messrs WI.
Mrs, Charles schnette of Bellevple was the
Mrs. n. II. Pautler and children departed
Wednesday on a two weeks visit to relatives and
i' Miss Elsa Fl Lutz Of st. Louis visited relatives
here and was the guest OF Mrs William Lutz.
Mrs. Robert Hauptfleisch visited relatives at
The wedding Of John Weinhof to Emma John
son. daughter of John Johnson: by the Reverend
this week. They we've attended by Misses Annie
.Johrsnn and Josie Nogt and Messrs. Benhardt
wainhof ami ohIis,ian ! y Tou,. .rsr, ssy.,,,
DAYS here visiting her mother. Mrs. {. Krone.
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ST. JOSEPH. MO.

Wsf 4Sssss, Gsnsr. II ws se"P FliS 9sI (! Sr! Mira 7sm 5sn {
H H5s: IeH VS. { Il nn;nf Es' NJ: Nv. f f0s Tsfp se0S Sls:
eli. Mrs J. /. Bi,,inger and the hostess. ~"
Mrs; Harriet whitehead ente,tainsd wsdn.s-
Digger. who Will depart early next week fol
Miss Grace Norton of Seneca. Kas.. is the guest
of her sister. Miss Edith Norton.
Miss Carr OF Baltimore is visiting Miss Helena
Miss nertha Lysaght is at Hot Springs. Ark.
Miss Emily Guitar is the guest OF Mrs. r. A.
Doctor Spencer Pitts departed Wednesday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Block are in California
and will not return for several weeks.
Mrs. Finncy of St. Louis is the guest OF Mrs
Mrs i l. walker and Mis-. Emma Walker
Mrs. Anna Roller q Kansas City is the guest
with Mrs, Torrey. Mrs. p. +. Moore and Ms.
u Il h he all shd The Of pr ksss T.r si wen " sS a s4s s e1eai.
Mrs. X. II. clark and Mrs. Harry Riley;
Church. WAIT Park. gave a Colonial reception
Friday afternoon.
Married MT1, j. Ladies' ai r' ESchrs 't Club Sa we sGS,sis sf, sas
noon. The first prize was won by Mrs; G. b. Ed
F@ r. ana mt snd ses0 Of , Ss f hsdlss. whist hsl1 ejye spent
a pleasant afternoon with Mrs; Simon y
the time was spent in sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan have returned
Q E. Green spent the week in wichita. 49,,
son.
Miss Addie Hook of sabetha, Kas.. is the guest
Of Miss Margaret Guthrie.
Mrs. Wyeth Jordan of Palestine. Tex. is the
guest OF her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lyon have returned from
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Mark Ray has returned from a short visit
in Atchison.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Jerome Grey Pillow. who
were married ir Atchison. departed Monday Tor
Denver. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Broughton departed Tues
day for New Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras.
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PADUCAH, Ky.

The Magazine Club will meet next Thurs
DAY Trs sft W + wi! Mis MGs; Ed society j. a'n'% Of tho First
Baptist Church will give a colonial tea next
Tuesday evening at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mmscow Burnett entertained Friday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Leff"rt l.. Buck of New
Mrs. Robert Rudolph entertained the Industrial
The Deiphic club met with Mrs. \. r. Myers
MIS-. J. r. Doris entertained the San. souci
Club Monday afternoon in honor Of Miss Ora
S;ordon Cross. Miss Sledgc and Mrs. Mcdowell
y p"etor and Mrs. ]. d.. Smith entertained s,n-
Julius 4. Smith Of Newport. Tsxa, Doctor y; NJ,
Chicago and wheightman Smith OF San Fran
cisco. Cal. son OF Doctor and Mrs. Smith. and
Mr.. Lothair Smith Of Louisville. a grandson were
The Wheeler Guard. entertained with a camp
Of Congressman Wheeler.
Master Spencer and Oscar starks entertained a.
The wedding of Miss Jemlma SUITED and
ST. Francis de Sales Parsonage by the Reverend
Father Jansen.
co nas eaSsean viii give a card party Monday
evening at the Kentucky Club.
da rhe afternoon Snar,og at the residence Of Miss Laura
Sanders. The young ladies' who received wore
Mr., and Mrs. Herman wallerstein. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob wallerstsln. Mr.; and Mrs; Ben Wsilie;
Weiile. Mrs. 7. Bodenh.imcr. Mrs. Louis Levy.
Ms. Aimee DTytuss Mr.. lanes WsIile little s,s
attend the wedding Of Miss stella Cohen and Max
s.~ Z s9ss4no (Which tho fs0k Rs p!eTs in b snss e hisx anssr
Of this city .ofRciated.
Friday o eSenimr a at the Palmer House, @sen q canoe
Miss Cora Lindsay is visiting relatives in
Miss Gertrude L. Roy of Kul.ana. KY. is
visiting her uncle. Mr.. NJ. lie Roy. and family.
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NATION. ILL.

Mrs. NJ. w. Ruckie is home from a visit with
j. 4, Montague went to New Orleans to spend
Mrs. Ida Gallagher and Miss Florence Hughes
have gone to Old Mexico and will spend n couple
OF months sightseeing in that country.
ing her sister. Mrs. G. l.. Matthews.
Miss Carrie Anderson is home from a weeks
visit with friends in Efflngham.
Mrs. G. F. Smith and daughter, Miss Carlyle:
and Mrs. Ed Summers. entertained a number of
ladies' with a thimble party at the home of Mrs
Mise. Anna Sieben and Anna Kron have re.
turned home to Edgewood after an extended visit
Miss Matte Kelley has returned to her home
In Ncoga after a visit with the family OF c. 4.
N'elman.
Of Miss Eva Anderson in this city.
Fred Businge. is visiting in Frankfort. Ind.
Miss Flora Wissell Is visiting relatives in
Mrs. WIN Mitchell OF oakland is a guest of
her mother: Mrs; Jane k5aPf; in this city; -.
tended trip through the Southwest.
Ira Powell and Jesse orndorff have gone to
New Orleans on a two weeks, trip:
noon with Mrs. McIlvain.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sheppard are taking an eS-
tended trip through the South.
Miss Gertrude Black Of EffnSham i' visiting
Miss Fiossie TohiIl has returned home 10
Charleston after a visit with friends -
a tea Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
c. b. Allison. -.
leans to attend the Mardi Gras festivities.
Mrs. Carrie kingmsn entertained a company
of ladies at 6 o'clock dinner Monday evening for
her guest. Mr.. Cummings. Of chicago
Miss Helen Maxon Of Charleston spent the
Mrs. Robert Morrow has returned from an ex-
tended visi, in New Orleans.
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visit to St. Louis with her sister. Mrs. II. G..
Turlcy.
Miss Margaret Buchanan returned from indie
pendence and Kansas City Tuesday. accompanied
by her brother. George buchanan, of Butte city,
Mont. Mr.. Buchanan will spend several days in
this city visiting his mother and sisters before
returning to his Western home.
Mrs. Alice Phillips of Tacoma. Wash. Is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Gates and brother.
Mrs. e. Z. Sims left Wednesday night TO visit
Mrs. Eugene Gallant Of Wichita, Kas.
sVrosis was entertained Thursday afternoon at
the kuspi;ahle home of Mrs, Thomas. Num-
tn" hospitality of the Genola home, the hostess
being Miss Lena Genola. Mrs. E. B. McConne
opened the programme with r piano solo. In
tercsting papers followed by Misses Julia Harvey.
subject. The Life OF Frederick Barbarosse"
Ida Cowan. THE Robber knights: Mae MUIR
ray. "Mcndicant Orders": Gertrude Harlan.
Wagner as Myth Interpreter" The SESSION
was interesting and instructive.
Judge ". s. Duncan and wife of Montana
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Mckinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. q. Wilson of st. Louis ar
rived in this city Friday. where they will re-
side. Mr.. Wilson is travelling auditor OF the
Wabash Railroad.
George Lynch Of st. Louis is spending a few
days with his parents. NJ. and Mrs. j. T..
Lynch.
Mrs. Gus ]. Ginther was the genial hostess Of
the Thursday Club this week.
Mr.. Arthur Chamier. formerly Of this city, but
now a resident of Seattle. Wash, is the guest
of his parents.
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church served dinner
and held a sale of fancy articles Thursday for
the benefit of the building fund OF their new
prospective church building.