The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-22
JEFFERSON CITY, MO.

Miss Clara Cooper Of Denver, Colo. who has
guest Of hes cousin, Mrs. A. +. Grimshaw. She
here for the winter. depart the latter part OF next
week FOR southern California - has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. \. o. Allen. for s.r-
Miss Geitrude sharp OF Montgomery CITY spent
a few days the past w"eS with Miss Nellie See,
Pearson Of 81 Louis arrived Monday to visit
Misses Bertha Fredericsson and Miss Leliie sallee
returned Monday from a short visit with relatives
Mrs. Ada Knaun sren; a few days last week in
visited the iattcr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. ".
\; Gordon. for a few days last week.
Miss Elsie MasonhalT departed Monday Tor a
weeks visit, TO friends in SCALA
fcw weeks with her husband. the representative
The Misses Carter. daughters OF Representative
John =. Carter OF Trenton. Were among the vis-
Mrs. ". ". Edwards and son have gone to La
mont to spend several weeks with her mother.
The Misses Marshall 0, sikeston are guests OF
their father. Senator John L. Marshall. az the
Misses Emma and Frieda knapp are spending
a week In st Louis With friends
city. but now OF St. Joseph, has gone to New
ORGANS 10 remain until after The NarGt Gras;
81 st. Louis are spending several weeks at Eu-
Mrs. j. II. Heskctt returned Wednesday from a
short sojourn in St Louis.
ne 'tHhiT Ni " ~ - Nii~l tihb me-
with Mrs q. A. Fisher last week and spent a
most delightful afternoon.
week Of Miss Jessie Cook. Although, inexperi-
making ranid strides toward success in the iniri-
cate game. \ delicious lunch was served.
Madison Hotel by the proprietor. MIR. 9 veith
and. Mrs. Neith. TO the members OF their house
Guiding the state ofacials. Legislature and many
in Southern i,G1rn smiisH and ID r mss la''i In the as'd dining
hall. with its white and gold trimmings and
Mrs. veIth was assisted in receiving by Mines.
Edward T EveIsoie. o. = Hudson: IL C.
The jefferson city Orchestra furnished the music.
\ very sueerssfu! fair and bazaar, held by the
ladles OF -; Peter Church. beginning Wednes-
Mrs. ". F. Perry. Of Independence will arrive
band: The chaplain , n,f e the Senate ,.r
days in this CITY last week.
aa Mrs; E. Mrs II Ey W Of G Ss L9pis is visiting her
Mrs; Arthur Chapman is spending some time
Miss Julia Martin Of &. Efoaiis, Who, has been
turned home Th1rsday.
Mrs. f. P. Harmed and children Of Pilot Grove
returned home Thursday. accompanied by her
Mines, Theodore Brace and Pam Brace returned
Angeles. Cal. and other places Of Interest
ri ipyi'S BY the Jane "i RanGoiph s.ffsrs@n 'chsrtsr.
2. A; r.. TUESDAY, from 5 TO 10 at The Prize
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Thomas. Each member OF
4 TSe f rsGeption rs is sivsn in 10 memory aenaaf 'U of General
George WashInston,s birthday.
a few DAYS last week with MT. and Mrs. l., S,
Parker. rsI1 3 home TagrsdnT yn migss; for
months %ils N yisi1 With Walls friends ID M II Kahq * a No saest of
A number Of pleasant functions We're given
noon spent by the members Of the Informal Club
and a few friends az the; home of Mrs. CaIl u
daughter. Miss Minnie. and sister, Mrs. Ashley
the afternoon. The coffee table being prsttily a..
RANGED in the back paTi3 n and presided oyer by
the invited members and guests were Mines
winston ,. Gan,t CoSk: R I.6hG oy ssaef fnssS
Price. Stephens. Fox. Carringtan. Bassett. Gass.
Horne. Noble, and the Misses Hougn and Thomp-
wednesday afternoon Miss Minnie Grafton en-
saturday Club complimentary tes Misses Mabeiie
stone, Mildred E stone ! , and S Maty .,, p 4 sna Of Of st. s.;
evening several gentlemen were invited. Progress
siS MIR. eDi r F. was e. t harding stEsFs, %n. hostess at a re-
oep1ion from ? 70 o,S 5 Tq M;sa aft afte1 Rs2Sp., nom
y New yFfsnSlin,' and Mrs; John Lynott d
LoIi,iapa ~ These hes I ladies F E;s,rSsr in N tie Re P qn5ps.
The lower floor was darkened and the lights sub,
s smsS By ses sgssG sh sSs4y a Taif e e1 Pisce' In s tRs
library Mrs; James N o ls. E ;0wi in Whit whn4
s syersah aTa'' w Sul'c in s green N and n Whits, s@ilas and
white ribbons decorating the artisticallly arranged
Leti,ia Marshsll; one in green and the other
dsintily gowned in white. served ices. From the
other side Mrs. A. L. Hawkins. also in white.
poured coffee. Mines. +. &. Church. Chester
Harding and Margaret Robertson assisted in a
general way. Mrs. Harding wore a pretty red
gown. while the remainder of the receiving ladies
wore white.
Mines. w. r. Darlington and H. A. Gass gave
a reception YESTERDAY from 3 TO 6 at the home
of the former on East High street. Over 100 in
~vitations were issued; The reception, hall. parlor
and library were darkened and prettily. decorated
I'm Southern smilax and cut flowers. Mines. Car
r ngton and Gass. received their guests in the
parlor. while in the library Misses Alma GAGS.
Clara Cooper. Frances Cook ard Ricketts, enter
tained the ladies. Mines. Shackelford. Robinson.
Bassett. Cook and Harry Edwards were without
hats. In the dining-room Misses Mildren Stone 1
and Mary Pearson served ices, cakes and coffee
from a table beautifully decorated IN red carna-
tiuns, ribbons OF the same hue and ferns. The \
young ladies were In evening" gowns. while the
married ladies wore handsome reception dresses. |