The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-11-03

heuser had with them Mr.. and Mrs;
George Hencken Of Clayton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Bowers, all of whom form a
house party now being entertained at 1., the
Anneuser residence. This was distinctly
white box party. all the ladies hss,i,p ap-
gearing In white COWS Of I'M, much n eeapty nri
cess robe over chiffon pink roses being
painted and inserted in the lace. Her hat
was of ermine with white plumes Mrs.
Hencken also wore white lace with a
lace hat trimmed in ostrich plumes. and
Mrs. Bowers an embroidered chiffon
trimmed INN q in NJ Irish crochet and Plumss; ns,cer
and the Misses Spencer occupied this box.
Box o9-Mr and Mrs. ). II. Fullerton
had with them Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eul-
lerton of Des Moines Miss Jeanne Fuller
ton and Albert Fullerton. Mrs. S. ii.
Fullerton wore white gauze with brown
marten trimmings and a violet hat; Mrs
with hat to correspond. and Miss Jeanne
Fullerton gown of white lace. her nat
also OF lace.
Box 6o-Mr Walter Schnaider had as
his guests ir this box MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Dee Becker and Mr.. Dempster COO
love.
sehnaider Denpster le Godiove, Mr. and
BOX ss"MT and md Mr.; y; J. Len kspp, ,,; Jr;.
roll, Mr. and Mrs. l. c. Marshall and MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Vinsonhaler.
Box 65-Mr and Mrs. 5. Lazarus. Miss
Henrietta Lazarus Mr.. c. l.. Miller of New
York, Mrs. Lazarus wore blue etamine
with white chiffon and lace and Miss Lag
white picture hat
BOX 67-Mrs. David r. Calhoun, in the
Calhoun box. wore pearl white cloth with
ermine. hat of pale blue beaver. MT:
and Mrs. Diaz-Albertini were guests of
the Calhouns. Mrs Albertini wearing
cream lace gown. with small hat to cor
Box sSIMr. and Mrs. a NJ. Kunz, Miss
Kunz. Miss Roth. Louis Beer.
| Box 69-Mr and Mrs. August Frank. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Frank and S. II. Hohen-
Box 7o-Mr and Mrs. r. F. Rcsenhcim
and Mrs. Max Kahn. -
Box n-Mr. and Mrs NJ: P, ,,IIn Tim, , ;iI,s Mr.,
Box 7s.Mr. a: l., Cunningham enter. ter.
tained Mss Alice Davies Sn.s,l Mis- Frances Nee
Adolph Walther and Mr.. L. A. schloss-
stein Mrs walther wore gray crepe,
Miss Louise Mcbride white and blue. Miss
blue hat and Miss Davies lavender silk
Box so-Mr and Mrs. Daniel NJ. Houser
and their two young sons occupied this
BOX sl-Mr and Mrs. John NJ. Hertel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Deeds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Box s2NMr and Mrs. T: A.: Morrey,
Mrs. E. p V. Ritter and Mr.. Paschal s,
Box sLMr. and Mrs F. H. ingalls,. Mr..
Box s7-With Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Wilson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Gould: Mrs.
Wilson wore brown cloth. her coat hav-
ing several fur.trimmed capes and her
hat of cream-colored lace and fur. Mrs.
Gould was In gray and white
MANY ELEGANT COSTUMES.
sartoriaIly the show was a great sue
OF NIGHT
White was the prevailing color In the
boxes and on the promenade on opening
night and lace the popular fabric: SIX
women out of every ten wore white. In
While. While lace gowns. frequently Of the va
riety known as "allover." were conspicu-
Plumed hats were also omnipresent. and
the new beavers made their appearance
in startling array.
enaded with friends. Mrs. Fuller in cream
lace. pink velvet and sable. with Colonial
turban to correspond:
the promenade. Mrs. Handlan in black
Spangled lace.
Congressman Bartholdt and Goodman
King were together on the promenade.
Mra Olive P. Langan. in the tiers. wore
lavender voile, with many lavender silk
tassels. her hat being of shirred lavender.
chiffon, trimmed in plumes OF a lighter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walton Flersheim
were on the promenade with friends. Mrs
Flersheim wore ecru voile and lace. with
mahogany red motifs and deep velvet
girdle. Her hat was of lace and velvet
J In the two shades
Richard NJ Wray escorted Miss Leila
Starke and Miss Cora Cresup.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Mockler sat on
the west side.
Mrs. Edward .Preetorius. in the Fred
Gardner box. wore brown velvet trimmed
in ecru applique. white satin and lace and
white ostrich boa. and large white lace
hat with blue plume and Lace er at
Mrs William J. Lemp, Jr.. wore white
silk and lace. made with many puffings
and n small white hat.
Mrs. Joseph Bascom. In the James l..
Ford box. wore white crepe and lace,
with white lace hat. Mrs. Ford was in
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haley were in the
tiers. Mrs. Haley wearing turquoise crepe
and chiffon. covered with an ecru cloak.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willard Teasdale
and Mr.. and Mrs. CLARENCE F: Gill were
together on the promenade. Mrs Teas
dale wore handsome all,white costume
Of wolfe and heavy, lace. with large white
hat trimmed in plumes., Mrs; GIL wore
blue voile and chiffon with a large white
and black hat trimmed in roses.
Mr. and Mrs. selwyn Edgar. sr.. and
pied the Edgar box Mrs. Edgar. sr..
wore violet cloth. long white coat. with
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white plumed hat: while Mrs. Edgar. Jr.
was in white lace, covered with a steel
gray chiffon velvet coat with blue collar
and white lace hat trimmed In hol blue
turquoise cloth. the bodice of white chlf-
fon,. with odd cloth insertions and some
steel ornamentatlon. Her hat was white
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner of South Grand
avenue came with friends. Mrs. Warner
wore silver-bue silk. with boa Of cham
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large black and white affair.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Shelton, In the
tiers, sat with friends. Mrs. Shelton wore
lavender cloth. with small hat OF white
lace.
Mrs. ]. Edward Rosch. in the west tier.
sat with Mr.. Rosch wearing a cream
colored cloth, trimmed in heavy ecru lace.
with q cream incline hat and p.umes;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore and their
two young daughters were In the tier.
Mrs. Moore wearing gray broadSsoth over
a white satin waistcoat. embroidered. Asf
hat was black velvet.
Mrs. Frank Seward, Mrs. Day and Miss
Day sat together in the tier.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waycott came
with friends. Mrs; Wayeott wearing wear g "a a
blue blue chiffon i and lace hat, trimmed in
pink roses and white coque boa.-
Mrs. Ralph orthweiin appeared In a
lace, the same shade. Her ,chapeau was
pale blue beaver, tied under the chin a
Ia poke bonnet. with blue velvet ties.
large blue tulle roseties sepossing@ @ Just ne Te,
bonnet was trimmed in velvet and two
long nodding plumes.
Mrs. Max Orthwein wore ecru voile:
with shoulder cape and long stole ends OF
brown. shaded chiffon. her hat Of ecru
lace, brown fur and pale pink flowers.
Mrs. Charles Orthweiin was in black lace
and jet. ~ ,.,. .,a
| promenade wore white chiffon velvet.