The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

North Side branch Monday evenving. the
18th inst. at their building, No. 1907 st.
Louis avenue.
The evening was spent in gymnastic work.
games. etc. and all present enjoyed IL
thoroughly. At the close of the reception
refreshments were served.
Some of Miss Hattie Wrights friends
gave her a surprise party last Saturday
evening at her home, No. 51o6 Old MAN.
chester road. The house was decorated with
palms. ferns and various foliage. with Gus
ters of pink roses and carnations. Musical
selections and games were features OF the
Several vocal selections were rendered by
Messrs. Inglish. Berry Wright and Bryant.
Those vino enjoyed the evening were;
Messieurs and Mcsdames-
William Wright. l: Bryan.
c. Nicholson. William Parks.
Turner,
Misses In
Sterling higgins. Bessie Wright, \
Mamie SCHNEIDER, Addie Bauer.
Messieurs-
Elmer Inglish. Earl Miller.
William Wright. Frank TURNER.
Morning. Noon and Night. Big -Four trains
leave st. Louis for Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wand of No. 1908
Kossuth avenue on last Saturday evening
were given a surprise party in honor OF
Mr.. Wand's thirtieth birthday. Eucbre
was the feature of the evening and later
tnele were musical SeleCllOIS ny Hi g.
Brownold. Mr.. Charles Wand, Miss Jennie
Bradley and Miss Loretto Wand.
A banquet given-b by the graduating High
School boys of January, 1909. last Friday
was one OF the events of last week. Each
member was called upon TO respond to a
toast. Those present We're:
Messieurs-
Ben Gray. Melvin Adams.
Ed Friedman. Ned Rutledse.
Ralph Jacobus. William Garner.
Marry Cave. Lawrence RYAN,
Charles Sturtevant. Morton Prentis.
Fred Epr5tein. Albert Wilson.
Emil Roehm. Robert Deibel.
RoIIs Henry. Walton FitzrOy.
Hunley Harrington, William Smith.
A surprise party was given to Miss Ger
truce Giblin Sunday evening. January %. at
her home. No. 1892 North Thirteenth street.
Music and dancing were the features of the
evening, after which supper was served.
Among those present We're:
Messieurs- .t
Leo O'Leary. Richie Gibiin,
Eddie Rogers. Willie Ryan,
Jimmie Hartigan. Willie Koran,
Willie Peel. John Hough.
Tom Sheehan, Willie Moore.
Willie Geary. John MoShane,
Johnnie Geary, Leo Giblin.
Misses
Gertrude G!hlin, Mabel Cash.
Totsie Marks, Maggie Bannahan,
Maggie Carroll, Lille DeviTney.
Mary Enright. Geneyieve Leona,
Teresa Herman, Mamie GibIin.
Mary Sheehan. Agnes Rickaby,
Nellie Gallagher, Irene Giblin.
Mary Moore,
Mesdames-
Marguerite Reardon, Kitty Carroll,
Maria Geary. Anna Ryan.
Messieurs and Mesdames-
r. T. Giblin. Jerome Reardon.
Joseph Marks,
A very pleasant evening was spent Sat
urday last, the occasion being the TWEEN
tieth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs;
A. r. DoetaI. Their home, No. 1898 Euclid
avenue. was tastefully decorated with
sm!,ay and japanese lanterns. The evening
was passed playing euchre. the prizes he
ing in china. After the game n repast was
served. during which the gentlemen gave
many toasts. Charles and Tony Dostal en-.
tertained with music. Arnold Pestold ana
Charles Dostal played a dust entitled An
niyersary March, which was composed by,
Mr.. Pesold and dedicated to the host anu
hostess.
Among those present were:
Messieurs and MeSdames-
Richard r. Brad Geo. Morton,
ley. .Chas. Harrison.
WI Harrington, II. A. Schmidt.
Freeman Wright, Ben Many.
Emile Boehi. George DOWNS
Geo HessIer, Arnold Pescld.
Geo. Ripkle, August Hoi'hdus'
The most beautiful trains a.s those OF the
Big -Four to New York and Boston.
A darce in the nature of Il surprise was
given TO Mr.. Arthur Diekmann by. his ia
Ther and friends. Friday evening at Broad
way and Benton streets. Among those
~zeA,. ore