The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

graduating class of the Columbia School on
Monday evening. The ballroom was deco
colors of red and white. Electric lights OF
red and white were interspersed between the
sisted of music selections. recitations and
dancing by the class and guests. after which
a repast was served. The table was deco
rated in the class colors of red ard white
Missy ansas Inc sues were Tue -0l'''"
Anna De Jong, Dorine Myers,
Mary Marlowe. Paula Claus,
Frances johnson, Laura Schonhorst,
Mary Moberly, Florence Scott.
Agnes Williams. Laura Williams,
Madge DavisSOn, Lydia Siegel,
Edith Wilson. Jeanette Urly.
Marie La Barge, Rose Siegel, &c.
Susie Birkner, Milly Siegel,
Lillian Schwiezer, Bertha Sfegel,
Matilda Erhardt, Clara Williams.
Blanche Brock, Dorothy Heitmann,
Catharine McSkimm Cecil Iirgel.
Jennie O'Rrien. Edith Moore.
Clara Kramer, May Banker.
Martha Lankenau, Laura Hertzog,
Irene Norcross. Fanny Clymer,
Theresa T~euteburg. Retta Clymer.
Berdelle Ryan,, May Stendall.
Alpha McEldowney.
Messieurs-
Eugene Myers. Lee Williams.
Lee Moriarity. Joe Williams.
W. H. Banker. Joe Messing.
E. siegel. William Gibson,
r. Bierndick. A. Engellmann.
]. H. Williams,
MeSdames-
Lingel, johnson.
Heitmann, Moore.
Burning. Baunde.
Moberly,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Rich Cut Glass-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Miss Arna Koehler returned from Wash
ington. D. c.. yesterday, where she has
been visiting Miss Alma Poertner.
NJ. Lupe & Co.. florists. Kinloch B sos. 5l7
Olive street.
Mrs. H. B. Dodd. Miss Ruth Dedd and
Miss Grace Morrill,. are ut the Crescent
Hotel, Eureka Springs.
Ladies' can now purchase the most ex-
quisite designs in shirtings by the yard at
Boyd's.
Mrs. NJ. Ponluois Of Peoria, ILL.,, having
spent the holidays with her daughter. Mrs.
H. Wand. No. 1908 Kossuth avenue, de-
parted for her home yesterday.
Euchre Prizes-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Miss Carrie Smith of Denver. Colo. is at
Hotel Beers. the guest of Mrs. w. ]. Hol-
brook.
Mrs. George 8. Beers Of Hotel Beers is
spending a month in New York. the GUEST
Of her daughter. Mrs. j. H. Crawford.
New fashions in engraved calling. cards.
Latest Tiffany panels, 100 cards and plate,
81. at Aloe's. 41i-4l6 North Broadway.
Mrs. Robert Burns will give the first of
her "at homes" with her mother, Mrs. T..
c. Ziegler. on Monday, February =, at 45OS
Cook avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Maudelstabb of Jack
sonville. Tex. who are In the city. are reg
istered at Hotel Beers.
Fine Art Wares-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto widman and family.
formerly of Webster Groves. where their
home was destroyed by fire while the fam
lily was travelling abroad, are now in their
new home. 51O5 West Morgan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Goddard have returned
to their apartments at Hotel Beers, after q
stay Of several months In Florida.
Boyd's exhibit OF ladies' new spring stocks
in beauty and style any similar
display ever made in st. Louis.
nue. departed Thursday for a few weeks
visit to relatives in Mount Vernon. III.
Mrs. F. A. Moliter of New York is stop |
ping at Hotel Beers for a fortnight.
General. Mrs. Hickenlooper and Miss Hick-
on their way to Mexico. They were VS. |
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. Hickenlooper at No.
5.5i Mcpherson avenue. |
For nobby up-to-date tailor suits Sigwald, !
Tailor, Linmar building. Vandeven-
Ter and Washington.
Mr.. John Wilton Cunningham has Just
from Jefferson City, wnere ne mas
been engaged in painting a portrait Of the
Mrs. Dockery. wife of Governor Dock
Mr.. Cunningham has been commits
stoned by Ex-Governor Stephens to paint a
replica OF the portrait of Mrs. stephens
hat now hangs in the Executive Mansion.
and will return to Jefferson City to begin
The work in a few days.