The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-24

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United States Senator. and was discussing
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why shouldn't marry Harriet! l am
Is years younger that Chauncey Depew."
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boN where the Depew party was located
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authors fling.
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On May 30. In Odeon recital hall, a vocal
Barosh. tenor. assisted by Miss Estella
~Schoenhals. soprano: Mrs Coppinger. mez-
zo-soprano: Mrs. George Hannauer, So
prano; Louis Leo. bass, and Mrs. NJ. koen-
exc, acompanist.
Is decidedly ambitious and comprises typical
numbers from the compositions OF Meyer
SIM. Auber, Boieldieo and others. FRO
lessor barosns s.ahuiHs ~ .me o.a M
sicai "otlu gives sP'onhfe U Il III eein
OF ms concert. SIS
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Mrs. Taylor Bernard will give a compl-
mentary recital of '.Spring Songs to the
ladies' of the Kings Highway C. p. Church
a.. hsr hor,a sOoa E,airnount avenue Tues.
IT. DC - LOO
oa! eSehihs' May ~. q o"v - r....
MIS-. belmafu WIZ ue asSls'su ny NV
Melanle Rlnm OF switzerland, harpist' anu
Mr.. Arthur Lieber. pianist.
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musical recital will be given by the
n,,n,Is of Misc Laura Roette nj r Rever &.
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jeanette Krone, soprano, and misses EMILY
Schroeder and Alma Bafer, accompanies.
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Robert Drouet has p11rcha sed the dramat-
10 ripbts IN ..RIannerh ssett - which he will
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Rosemary GlosZ, the Mormon prima
donna, who was here recently with Foxy
CUTLER" has succeeded Anna LIGHTER as
prima donna of ..The Prince of Pilsen,'' at
tho Rroadway Tbeater New, York
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Time riisanza ahtieipa'es Jom'hs 'he
weber ana fleluS iorces III the IAN.
Amelia Bingham will return to the Olympic
Theater tonight in 1.-THE Climbers" The theme
is the social climbing of a New York family
whose efforts to be showily fashionable are at.
tended by difficulties. The story violates thu
traditions of the stage by beginning with a seen,
that passes in a room where a funeral has just
taken place. An ambitious mother Is distressed
at the loss Of her husband. but more shocked
that his wealth has also disappeared.
Miss Bingham will play the role Of Mrs. Ster
ling the really worthy one among the daughters