The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-22
dancing held sway until midnight. when
supper was served.
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dancing held away until midnight, when
supper was served. e.
those present were:
Misses
PET Burnett. Ruth McQuade,
P RaS9f Msm msn'n Eie Flea Msauad..
Mabel Meier, Shelton.
LOttie Meier, Lille Rest,
Stella Boucher,--- Boyle,
Katherine Weber, - Alice Godfrey,
Nell Weber. - Ella johnson,
Jean Hardy, -, Florence Massey,
Ethel SausIbrunn, Helen NJ. Hastedt,
Lottfe Sauerbrunn, Louise Schanks.
Jessie circuit, Dada Meletio.
Helen Gore, Florence Meetfo.
Olivia Stefel Beatrice Brtnck-
Cloud. meyer.
Iottie Kiser, s.iA---
Messieurs- III t's--
Gus Erker, Paul Bromell
William Pike, Leslie Meier.
Ben Seawald Oliver Bright,
Paul Keller. Rob. Cloud,
Mark Woodell, Charles Dwyer,
Charles Summers. Ray kast.
Phil Fogarty Wood Jamerson.
Edward Wagner, DR.. Paul Eckert.
Clyde Bowsher DR.. Walter Eckert,
Otto Stoffregen, Ernest Mills,
VIII Stead Louis Shelke,
Price Shoemaker, Fred schramm,
George Crave, Walter Nassee,
Charles Rim, Geo. Sauerbrunn,
James Corrigan. Charles Jacoby.
Pierre Tracy. Horace Yerles.
Pierre Woods, Price Robinson
Tom Shaunacy,
Tho weekly meeting Of tho Kanawhs
alleys Monday evening. Mrs. Adams car
ried of the honors for the ladies. and Doc
tor Bartei's good bowling was a feature
Me sas rns and Mesd das ee'e"' "
Baker. SpraGua.
Papin. shehan.
Perkins, Wilson,
Misses
Mrs. Adams. Doctor Bartei.
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Neundeuble celebrated
1885 Laciede avenue, on Thursday. The even
ing was spent in music and games Those
present were:
Louis Nolte, ]. F. Rohde,
John Rink, H. Krallmann.
Me danes
H Weeke, W. Fune
l. Z. Bersche.
Matte ,,,,a Rink; Anna ,,n,, S Ssanassubls'
Annie Rink.
Messieurs-
Aug; Neundeuble. John Rink,
The home of Mr. ard Mrs. H Herold in
Maplewood, was the scene OF a social gath
Herold's birthday last Sunday. The green
room. decorated with palms and ferns, was
pleasing feature.
Misses Amelia Usher and Bertha Marx
OF st. Louis. Anna A. Wittenfeld and Emma
oos Of Bellsville H. pauline ana GTssis
Of Columbus, O.. Doctor W. S. X. Taylor OF
Denver, Colo. Doctor r. F. Usher. p
oas a A5hur oos and % Tshs e St
and Finley Of Kansas city. II. Herold Of
Maplewood, and John Kaiser Of Sedalia.
Mo.
A surprise party was given in honor of
at their parents home. No. 12l9 Clinton
street. last Sunday evening. The music was
furnished by Messrs. 4. Weyand and E;
Larry also contributed to the entertain
ment.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
his home, No. 25oi North Spring avenue.
Euchre was played and prizes awarded to
Mike Kraiser. Mr.. Herman sailer. Mr..
Thomas Cameron and Mrs George Sea
grass. After reoast Mr. Walter Keft'nr
entertained with some violin solos Among
Messleurs and Mesdames-
Mike Kroiss, Thomas Cameron,
Edward Volk George Seagraas.
George Neumich, George B. Costello,
Herman Sailer, William Kettler.
Misses
Ella Wentz, Ida Wentz,
Mess!eurs-
Oscar Wentz, Walter Kettler.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Eaton. No. se1s Bay
street, entertained friends at an afternoon
coffee on Tuesday. It being Mrs. Eaton's
birthday. The decorations were carnations
and r1arguerites. Among those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
William Wacker. Lebig.
Mesdames-
Sperling, Agricola,
Lovejoy, Hauseknecke,
Eichberger Weber,
Mr.. W. h. Alexander of Indianapolis. Ind.
Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four trains
leave st. Louis for Cincinnati.
Mr. Dietrich Of No. SIS Minnesota ave-
nue. gave . birthday party In honor Of her