The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-22

Miss Marie Dietrich and Miss Grouse Games
were played for the benefit Of those not
wishing to dance.
Among those present were:
Bertha Dietrich. Mamie Perrott.
Maria Dietrich. Lillian Northwood,
Meta ulrich, Elizabeth Borsches.
Kathryne Bonhein, Mrs. Grouse.
Rose Young.
Messieurs--
Theodore Haas. John Raising,
J. Thomas William Kaufer,
Chas. schllttler. Jul. Dietrich.
William Klaiber. z. Ston.
Mrs. a. II. Mast entertained friends with
a euchre at her home No. 1903 Benton
street, Tuesday afternoon. the occasion be-
Ing her birthday. She received many hand
some presents. After the prizes were
awarded the guests assembled in the DIN
ing-room, where repast was served. The
Mast. Mrs. w. c. Fireman and Mrs. J. Hess
doerfer.
One of the social events CT the week was
a kaffee klatch and dinner given last Tues
day afternoon and evening by Mrs. Charles
G Gro la OF No 44ys North Market street, to
is member: The table and floral decora-
tons were all done in green and the color
novel ways. Mrs. Crocker received her
friends. assisted by Mrs. John Mold and
Mrs. Cornelius Mahoney. the hostess wear
Ing white silk poplin, with trimmings of en-
brodered green. The club members came
attired in green, to honor the day. Covers
were laid fog thirty guests. tho luncheon
After dinner the guests assembled in tho
music room. Vocal solos. recitations and
dancing finished the programme.
Among the guests Were:
Messieufs and Mesdames-
John SchrIner. Frank Order,
James Mckay. Theo Christien,
W. Juts, Cornelius Mahoney,
John Wolfe, John Mold,
VIII Dye. Charles Crocker.
John Crocker. Reno.
M. Diesey. Henrietta schriner.
NJ. Reno. Isabelle Schrner.
Florence Schriner. Mabel Croker.
Fanny Schriner, Hazel Wolfe.
Messieurs-
owen Blanchard, Arthur Crocker,
Arthur Schriner, Clifford Dye.
Charley Schriner,
ding Invitations and announcements at
Aloes. Society Stationers. 41i-416 n. Broad
way.
violet tea was given on Wednesday In
honor OF Miss Adele Wandas by Mrs. John
Mand isl.,. at her home on the South Side,
the invitations being confined to school
friends of the guest Of honor Two
hours were pleasantly spent over the tea
CUPS. The guests were:
Esther HorsfalI, Bessie HorsfaIl.
r SaXby. Clara Keimer.
Adele Wandas,
Mesdames-
4. Franklin, Geo. Ciburka,
o. Meissner, F. L. Thompson,
John Wandas, Oswald Birkenbach,
Arthur Weissen- z. w. Kline,
born. Geo. w. Hopper.
One of the features of tho past week was
domino surprise party, given by Miss
Kate Emmett, in honor of her friend Miss
May Wamhoff. of Sullivan avenue. A very
enjoyable evening was spent In dancing.
Many musical selections were given. After
refreshments were served the party was
favored with comic songs rendered by Mr..
Eugene Brockman. Among those present
Were:
Misses
May Wamhoff, Edna Hasebrock,
Gertrude Dahman. Mamie Edwards.
Hazel TOmpkins Bertha Oster,
Nellie James. Kate Emmett.
Lillian Burkemier.
Masters
Wallace Dahman. Ed Spolatcr.
Richard Woods. Morris Thompson.
Joe Dennigan. John OMalley,
Howard Potterheld, Fred Wamhoff,
Henry Emmett Gus Wamhoff,
VIII Edwards. Arthur Wamho6.
Harry Edwards.
The, westminsters will entertain their
friends Friday. April g. at No. 1914 Olive
street, with an informal dancing party.
The Cottage Bowling Club held its week,
We're made BY Mry M wa@
Fitzgerald and Mr.. Pat Maloney. The fol-
lowing were present:
Doctor H. p. Mack Pat Maloney,
John W. Asinger, r. j. Schueier, -
Ed Bodecke, VIM Gamewel,
William Fitzgerld, Bert Grua
Misses
Kate Gamewen, Nell AsinEer,
Maggie Finn, Sue Ostrander.
Rose Sindelar.
Messieurs-
Ed Gamewcll, John Ostrander,
Webb Harding, H. J. Willow.
A bowling party was given by young peo-
pie from the South Side last Wednesday
evening. Refreshments were served and
dancing enjoyed. Two prizes were awarded,
Miss Estell Lyttle and Mr.. Hafferkamp Sc
curing them. Those present were:
Misses
Cora Dennis. Evalyn Menger,
Estell Lytte. Gtta Owen,
Cornelia Ludwig. Gilmore Ludwig.
Messieurs-
J.W Pearce, e. Branden-
E A. Hafferkamp. burger,
Clyde Parmelee. ]. P. van Graeffei-
John Bentley. land.
Mrs. 2. SCHNEIDER Of No. 2s1s Kossuth ave
nue. entertained the Twentieth Century
Birthday Club Tuesday afternoon with
euchre Cards were played from to
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