The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07


| Iage boulevard. a very enjoyable evening
/ was spent with music and dancing
Mis-, Miss Vera Hunter entertained her club on
friday at her home, No. 3G2i Finney- ave-
! hue, DanclnS and music were INDUCED In,
| after which refreshments were served.
among those present We're:
! Elsie Mentally. Gertrude Thompson
Vera Hunter Edith Miller.
Jeanette FlaVen, Heel Thompson,
Laura Acton. Jessie Kilber.
MeSSieurS-
Geo. Teclllinburz. Arthur Hudson.
tob )enham. Jr. Harry Hunter,
VIM. Thomson Arthur Nih!ock
James fiaVcn Jr..
MIR. and Mrs. Hunter
The Nirkwood Glee club will present an
Mayor" on tuesday evening. June lG. at
Armoiy Hail, Kirlswood. This opera was
GTaa Gbny Mr. louis with oT6G Y q
DouGherty and the lbrotto by Messrs. Rut-
ter Doughcrty and Wartield.
Graduation gifts Mermod & Jaccard's.
The Fortnghtly," a club of girls recent
ly organized. gave the first of a series of
informal dances last Monday evening.
Among those present were:
Misses
Linens Susie Besser,
Grunett Edith Drew.
MaiSenau. ethel Fisk
STARK, Elsie Moore,
Ethel Berry Natc Long,
Nena Berry, Grace Gilmore,
Kathryn Duck minnie Maule
worth, Myrtle Maule,
Mabel Linens, Katherine Reed,
Ada Page, Eva Young
Messieufs-
Clarence Tevis. Fen Miller,
Der Newberry. will Bierman,
Hupp IevIs. Donald u. Dewey,
Henry Margenar, Ihilpp Hacker,
Trank Raftery, Durward Jordan,
BayleSS, VIII Ibbertson,
Professor Homer Harry Duckworth,
Greene, ice Eddy,
Dan Pike. Clarence Cox,
Mrs, David r: Calhoun of Iindel boule-
vard, assisted Icy NJ. Whitmore. enter
tanned the Jefferson Chapter, ID. a. r., on
Saturday afternoon Ms winthrop Chap
pell chapter regent, gave a very pleasing
account OF her recent Mediterranean trip.
After thc business meeting programme OF
music was given by Mines. Morris and
Clark: TccitaticnS by Mrs. Calhoun and Miss
smith Refreshments were then served and
a delightful social time followed. Some OF
| the ladies' present were:
Winthrop Channei P1ttee Los Angeles
Geo. II. Shields, Herbert Norris
JeSa2 /. Cattle, ]. Nj. Taylor,
John Raston. S NJ Green
A. ]. Rogers. w r. Adair
I: b: Percher. J. T. Mccormack,
N. III. Subette, Clark,
Evans. Moech
FuebinFer. Woods
Lille {. Boock. Albert Chappel
MiSSGS-
Taylor. Force
Teast.3le. Tichneur,
Evans Woodg,
Smith DeZze
Bryan. Virginia Les,
Darlington.
Silk umbrellas. Mermod & Jaccard's.
The Sidney Euchre Club enjoyed pleas
ant evening last "Wednesday, when Miss
Adele kolh of Sidney street entertained.
fslFN .-f.l
past was served. Dancing and games were
INDUCED in until a late hour. Those pres
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Edwin Norv VIII KoeniC.
Misses
Laura Kilcullen, Vivc Skinner,
Birdie Weber, Emma Loyet.
Octavia Ganahl.
MessieurS-
Joe Friese, Will Kaut
Fred Usher, Frank Loyet,
Fred Kolb. Oliver Nouss,
Joe kilcullen. AL. Boyer
The Bon Hours held their regular somi-
monthly meeting Wednesday evening, June
3, at the residence of Miss Pinkus. After
musical programme, refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be June
II at No. 1884 Blackstone avenue.
The editorial staff of the Monthly Herald
gave a fishing party for its friends at Mer-
amec Highlands last Saturday. The day
was spent in fishing and rambling over the
green hills and through the valleys.
Luncheon was served by the young ladies
of the party. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Pinckert.
Misses % -
Martha Tuhro. Katherine Friday,
Anna Rose. Mile Kieser.
Marie Friday,
MesSieurs--
Fred Heimburger Jr Frank stoessei.
Hall clocks. Mermod & Jaccard's
The Junior Bible Glass of Fountain Park
Congregational Sunday School had Il class
meeting last Tuesday evening at the home
of the class teacher. Chas. A. Forse. No.
1911 Clara ave. Proverbs and guessing con-
tests Were held, and the winners were Miss
Mildred Margenan, first, and Oscar Doer
man, BOBBY. instrumental and vocal music
and recitations were rendered by the Misses
Kathryn Duckworth. Mabel Linens and
Minnie Maule and Mr.. VIII Buermann.
Among those present were:
Misses
Ethel Berry, Minnie Maule,
Mabel Linens, Belle Patrick,