The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

with music and dancing. Mr.. and Mrs:
Bret w. Berry sang duet. Mrs. n, Freq
W. ONeili. Bret w. Berry and L. ..
Crabb played several selections on the
piano.
Those who enjoyed the evening were:
Messeurs and Mesdames-
Clinton D. Nichol- Isaac c. WATSON.
SON. Samuel +. Chum-
Bret W Berry. bley.
William H. Parks. Charles r.. NicHoi-
Frank NJ. Bicelow, son. -. ,
Thomas J. Cr.tbb. George /. Nearly.
Fred W. O'Neil.
Miss Mary Nolan of 1924 Obear avenue
entertained friends "Wednesday evening;
Music. games and dancing were enloye9
until a late hour. Supper was served ana
ShaugirneSsy.
Among those present We're:
Misses
Margaret Sullivan. Nellie Sheridan Sheridan.
Lillian I.otto. Marie Griffin.
Thorl Paulsvn. Bertha Washburn.
Coleman.
Messieurs-
Burke. J. Mooney,
Griffin, j. Ryan.
Lyons. j. Cullen
Ennis l<renninser.
Cally. Malon
Barry. Herman.
Meyer.
Mrs. Joe Weber of No. Slej South
Twelfth street entertained South St. Louis
young folks in homo, OF her daughter Nio-
las sixteenth anniversary last week. The
home was decorated with smilaS, palms
and cut flowers. The early part OF the
evening WAS spent in music. after when
some interesting games were played foi
prizes. which We're won by the Misses
Nell Stanton. Lea Bradford and Messfs.
Thomas Dooiey and Harry Michenfelder
Refreshments were served, foiioweu ps
dancing.
Those who enjoyed the evening were:
Ethel Watson. Nell Stanton,
Hazel Wainwright, Frances Gr!ese-
Dorothy Blood. deck;
Lea Bradford May ucnenieiaef
Ella Pape,
MeSscGrs-
King Bryant. 1eider
Elmer Watson, Peter Hodde.
Will Hess. waldo Moore.
Thomas Dooley. Oscar Friese.
Harry M!chen-
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sividie of No.
4Sot Hammet place celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary Saturday night. Sup
exquisite presents were given TO Mr.. and
Mrs Sivadie. There was music by the
Ward Orchestra, and the guests enjoyed
themselves immensely. These persons were
present:
John Tim. Mrs Elizabeth
Edward Hank Rowley,
Emile Smith.
Misses
Mabel Sivadie. Irene Slvadie.
Maude Sivadie. Rose Farrell.
Florence Sivadie, Jennie Farrell.
Estclle Alex Irene Rowley.
ander.
Messieurs-
Leo Vim. William Riggin.
Lorenz tlm. Lawrence Ward,
Raymond RiEsin, Frank Ward.
Charles Hensch- John Mitchell,
ems, Bert Jones.
Mrs G. 7. Schenk gave conundrum par
ty at her home, No. 1899 Granville place.
Tuesday evening. Games and dancing were
enjoyed until a late hour. when refresh
ments We're served. Prizes were awarded
to Miss I.adye Fcnton, b. II. Cecil and q.
McClane Among those present were:
Misses
Dorothy Drewel. Anna Lane.
Lizzie iittle Myrtle Wenneker,
Is,dye Fenton Percy Fenton.
1Ga WaSserfall. Blanche ktllerman
Gertrude Lincoln,
Messieurs-
W. W. Cecil, J. killerman.
3 Schrumpf. G. Schrumpf.
NJ W. Powell. X. Neerling.
r. III. Cecil. \. E1nke.
C.. McClane. X. tonQenDoSn.
Miss Elizabeth Huelsman of the North
Side entertained friends with a progress
sive euchre last Monday. The prizes were
won by Miss Amata kulage. Miss Dor
othe Proost. Miss Eugenia kulaGe, Messrs.
Harry Selzmann. William Koock and Joe
Meyer. After the euchre j. supper was
served and the latter part Of the evening
was spent with music. Tho next meeting
will be at the home of Miss Dorothy
Proost.
The game of anagrams was the theme