The St. Louis Republic., 1903-06-28
KIRKW0OD.

Mrs. Anderson Gratz chaperoned a party
of young ladies on trip on the Meramec
River in her gasoline launch, Polly. They
We're gone four days and had a delightful
time.
The guests were Misses Katherine Gratz,
Marguerite Hit. EmeAne Warfeld and
Margaret Cabel.
Miss Janet Smith. who has been the guest
Of Mrs. W. D. Biggss during, the winter
while attending school here. has returned
TO her home in Louisiana, No.
Spending two months in Corley. Conn.
Mrs. C. P. Harrington and her little
daughter. Josephine. are visiting. Miss
! Block. who lives on a farm in Pike County.
Miss Lora Harvey is home from Fulton,
where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Clarence JENKINS entertained the
Thursday afternoon. Twenty ladies We're
present. among them Mrs. H. c. Hyatt.
Anderson Gratz. Lorraine T. Jones. Daniel
S. Brown. Ashley Cabell; Wyatt Shallcross.
John Pitman. Ben Crosby. H. W. Hough,
Campbell Shaw and j. II. Kicker.
The diains-rooIn was IN green ana white,
the center-piece being large brides cake,
in which were found concealed gifts for the
prospective bride from her guests. Those
present were Misses Laura De Yong, Susie
Balm, Maud Milgan. Louise Gibson. Nellie
Mckeighan Viola Hunt, Ellen SchuIenberg.
Virginia and Genevieve Lapping. Miss Per-
~, Mines. ]. c. Jones. W. D. Grone and
Pryor
Leonard Martin has departed for three
months at the ranch of his uncle, Mr.. Eben
Martin. in South Dakota
Mrs. Fannie Plant Hastings. former res
tdent OF Webster, will arrive Thursday from
Hammon6Sport. y. Y. She will divide her
time between her Webster friends and her
sister. Mrs. Stanley Wheat of No. 1893 Shen,
accompany her mother.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson will depart for
Ocean Grove Wednesday.
Mrs. H. c. Watrous departs this week for
Connecticut. where she viii spend the sum
mer with her mother.
Mr. John Wilmington is in Chattanooga :
Mr. and. Mrs. II. c. Salveter and Mr. and
July G. ('''',N
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Martin will depart for
Boston on Thursday.
Mr., E, s. Hart is in Atlantic City. attend
Ing the Typothetae Convention. He will re-
Mr. and Mrs NJ C. seropyan returned
will be in Webster for two weeks, when
they will go to New York.
Nrs. T. C. Young and three daughters
have gone to Sylvan Beach for the sum
mer.
Mrs William Henry of Indianapolis ac-
compdnied her mother. Mrs. James 2. AL
len ho-,2c on Friday and will make q visit
of some length.
Ernest Horspool will sing in the choir OF
Compton and Washington Avenue Presby-
terian Church during July and August. TAX
ing the place of Mr.. e j. Burdick. the
basso.
Miss Catherine ouarles returned Tuesday
2
Gussis Quarles and Mr.. Howard Quarles,
Who are also there. will return to-day.
Miss Alice Avery, who mas been visiting
| Mrs. Haus Glatte at Hermann. Mo-. re-
, turned yesterday. Miss Olive Gentles. who
went with her, returned earlier In the week.
An informal dance was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ]. Beattie Friday evening.
Miss Adele Trembley gave unique little
party Tuesday In one room pictures of the
different foods advertised in one of the daily
papers were pinned about the walls for the
guests to guess: in another names af cities
were pictured.
Tuesday evening the members of the Old
Orchard Reading Circle took picnic sup
per and spent the evening at Meramec HlEn-
lands Those who went We're Messrs. and
Mines. Samuel slawson, HORNE Sliles; G; 4.
Shepardson. Archibald; Mines. VIM S. Hall,
7. 3. Miller. Shepardson. ST.; a l.. Hunger
, ford. c. H. Coggesha!i, Eben Andrews. $. G.
Peck. Lois Coggeshall: Messrs. Morgan.
Coggeshall and Luzern Peck
The reading circle will meet Tuesday with
Mrs c. II. Cogseshall of Webster.
Mrs, Samuel Slawson of Old orchard de-
parted Thursday night for New York. where
She VIII visit her daughter. Mrs Parmalee'
and her granddaughter. Mrs. Leila Parma-
Mr. and Mrs C. A. shepardson departed
Thnrsag M b6aa n5 NG5hef 5defon 'Ffp has recently
turned from Mobile Ala. where she was
called by the Illness, of her SON
Miss Nellie McKeighan of Tuxedo and Mr.;
Edward Clay of St Louis will be married
! Tomorrow, at the home Of the he brides DE-
mother. Mrs. Gallatin. This Miss Nc
Esghar. who is niece of Judge Nc
ke5shan has been much confused with his
daughter of the same name.
At the Hurt-Hutchinson wedding Thurs
dav night the floral decorations were wor-
thy Of remark The bride and bridegroom
stood under a canorv made of drooping fes-
toons of srnilax. from which pink roso-
buds and pink sweet peas hung as pendants.
The firnplaces Were banked with ferns. and
the mantels in the parlors had masses OF
pink and white roses. In the music-rooTl
and library red and white carnations pre-
vailed. The dining table had a huge center
piece Of pink sweet peas. and the chan
delier was made to represent a great bell
of smilax and ferns
Three hundred and fifty guests were pres
ert during the evening, great many be-
ing judge McKeighan's friends from st.
Louis. a few Of the St: Louis guests We're:
Messrs. and Mines. H. F. Watts. T G.
Comstcck. r a Holland. Jr.; +. J. De-
lano. Luzern Peck, French. Roger Amman.
.Jr.: Aehle and Lincoln Stearns. Some of the
Webster guests We're: Messrs, and Mines.
Harry Blunt. Frank Ludlow. E. B. Mace,
Lewis Lacy Thomas Middleton. w. V.
Schoiz. NJ. c. Seropyan c. r. Siddy.. C. L.
Martin. Valentine Johnson. J. w Siaugh-
ter. VIII Walker. Jr.; z. r. kroeger. Walter
Alley ard r. G. Hogan.