The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-26
Personal MENTION.

table was decorated with American 6eautiet
and white carnations.
Personal MENTION.
Wedding GIf;s-AIermod s. ~Jaccard's.
Miss Ida NJ. Kane is in Winnipeg. Mani.
toba. Canada. where sEy will spend the
summer visiting :slR1ives-
Mrs.. W. +. srni,h gave 4 farewell din.
ncr on Thursday evening In honor q Mr.
4. Murray and sister. who left the next
day to make their hpme IN the East.
Doctor and Mrs. E. l. Magruder are visit
ing Mrs A p Carson, Ne. +s's MestmiTs;e-
MARI La-kin-
nuc has returned h5:ne. after a months
Visit with fIisHds in Lebanon. Mo,
Mrs. Hen-y Buse and Mrs Jos. Lynch.
accompanied By Miss Stella Lynch. have
arrived at Eureka Springs FOR a stay OF
three weeks.
Mrs. George Noble Brunaush. OF Marshall.
40. Is the Hrst % Mrs. ~aEles BEonausn
and Mrs. ce.sus 2--ar
Going 20 hear Nordica-pe RAs-,-e :, NJIv:a
HallS French Piano Co now selling tickets.
cSordlcs De ReszEe Metropolitan ope-a
House Orchestra. Muse Hal Stonday. May
Remind your husband to can to-moTEow.
az Frenc. Plano Company fer Nord.ca-Ds
Re-zke tickets.
Big Four the o2Iy lias running through
sle,0ers between St. Louis and Boston
No7sica = Dc Reszke : Duss : Metropolitan
Opera House Orchestra, So Music Han, A1y
Il French Piano Co. lui Olive for tickets.
Remind your sweetheart to call tomorrow
French Piano Co, for Nordica-De Reszke
Mrs. r. J Winters ~ Chouteau rlace en-
tc-tained in honor Of Mrs. Seick Of Mliwau-
kee. who IS visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Miss Hattie Bendit OF No. F7e7 Cook ave-
nue. viii sal or May for Europe on the
about two years.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H,chhe!d sailed from
New York APRIL IS on che Cunard steamship
FveTnia. an5 will viSit all the principal cit
les in Great Brf;sTn and-on. the Continent.
returning the latter part OF July.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Morley. Misses
Fannie and Lug Morley and Bert Morley.
Aorley-Lamraert wedding, have returned to
their home in Detroit
Mrs. W. Z stephens of BROOKLYN ard
LITTLE daughter. Marguerite, formerly OF 81.
LOUIS. vii! leave New York Monday at l
p. m. and come ever the New York Central
10 attend the Dedication ceremonies. They
will stop at the Planters Hotel during the
week.
Miss Laura Haskell. niecz Of Miss Haskell.
principal OF Monticello Seminary. viii sing
in solo on Tuesday afternoon al the al
T Ho5ei. iS Misa Hot e Ge S given al the P Ian 4,
full soprano voice. and Is lust back after
spending several years studying vocal musfc
in the bSst European schools. Tn as
EnCtarlOn Is eIueCtlnC a treat on TrpSi4V
in the shape OF her part OF the programme.
a reception TO Mrs. William E Andrews,
member o. the Board Of Lady Managers.
on Monday a~fteynoon: May { at the Was-
ward, Mrs. Andrews will entertain a large
number OF ladies' on this occasion.
B-igadier General and Mrs. Stephen "
Groesbeck have arrived in st. Louis 10
make II their home. IND viii temporarily
reside with Mrs Groesbeck's brother. Mr..
boulevard. General G-oesoeck has been re-
tired from active service.
HARDWOOD.
Mt. and Mrs. c. o. Evans. Jr.. have re-
moved to Webster Groves
Miss Gensvieye HAVE is the guest Of
George simmons OF St. Louis hiss pur-
chased the Morris place. Woodlawn and .
Washington avenues, and will make It his
Miss Marion Evans is entsrtalning Miss
Adele Jones OF Labadie.
John Good and family havssre1urned from
Ctronelie. Ala. They will depart for Wheel
ing. W Va: TO reside there. early In MAY.
Mr. aEd AIRS II T. Ewing have rented
spend the summer In the East.
Miss Fanny Lawton Of St. Louis is the
guest OF Miss Kate Tracey.
Mrs. E d. Kicker has. returned from a
visit TO relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. William Forsyth gave up her home