The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-27

deli PLAYED = t.r5s second MaEGrka.
AT the close of the programme refresh
Misses Rcse Schultz. Jewel Warren and
Lucille Bernard acted as hostesses. About
fifty were present. Tn programme for the
by Mrs. Taylor Bernard. the chairman of
the Literary Committee. The study will
be OF Tenuyscn. and those who sing will
use TernvScn music
Mrs. isaac Il. Jlr IS president of the
society. and under her administration. il
is growing very rapidly. The four depart
rclisioCs-eacn have their respective places
aud attentions. The members OF the
church ere having a large ~dining-room put
in the basement OF the building 10 cost
about a thousand dollars.
= crowd OF yoIng folks was entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. H. Schumacher.
who save q party in honor OF her sister.
Miss Sophye Schnoerer. of Clifton
Heights The entire evening was spent in
singing and dancing until midnight, when
~sUppeC,va@ served \ few OF the young
y
Eva Pee. Katy Connors.
ta.Sy Ps~ot. Na.nye BeyerL,
Ella SsIkic. Katy Sinkle,
Josie i-aHr1an. l.UtJin KOtteman,
t-lith S1rtCn. Lola Gibbons.
Nan HsIclc. Emily Schnoercr.
MrSslrUTS-
Ernest SinkIe. Joe Trosch.
Coy Taylor. ENaId Sinkle,
81 J. SaETuE. George Luessing.
S1a Hinckity. James Shields. Jr.
Tho.J enusman. Wm. Shields.
Hcsc watches. NIermod * Jaccard's.
a coterie Of relatives and friends gath
ced at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
". B-lansenmeister. No. 5r9S Raymond
avenue. on the evening OF the 2iSI to cele-
= A-a - - : .~Ar-
~ M. Blankeumeister's life. 1t was Il
complete surprise To him. the entire party
IeinS admitted before he was aware OF il.
NiUsic. both vocal and instrumental. was
the feature of the evening. together with
t~heNScading Of a poem composed for the
eeca{ ion by Miss Laura Elsner. a talent
Those present were:
MCsdames
&. ". Kurtzeborn, F. Harmon of
T. r Elsner. Ottumwa, Ia;
- Neusche.
Misses
Stella Kurtzebcrn. Julia EIsner.
Rosie kurtzebcrn. Vivian Neusche.
Laura ElSner,
Messieurs-
Winfield Kurtze- Carl Elsner.
born,
Nr. and Mrs. Fred Ruesche celebrated
their twelfth wedding anniversary last
week at their home. No. 1923 North New
s,ead avenue
The most beautiful trains are those OF
the Big -Four to New York and Boston.
Mrs N. Hambleton, OF No. isis Belle
Glade avenue. gave a surprise party at
her residence. in honor OF the wedding an
nlversary OF her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Dorm, and the birthday of her son, Mr..
Melville l. Hambleton- The evening vas
SCAT in various amusements, and supper
Nrss tserVed at 12:T.
Among those present were:
Messfeurs and Mesdames-
Harry Dorm, G. R Barringer,
NJ. HaInbieton, H. w. Williams,
Harry BELTS. F. T. Thurber,
Clarence Rulon. Sam Smart,
j. Ellington. r. Smart.
NesS1eurS-
NJ. L Hambleton, Tom Hambieton-
Misses
I. Dorm. Ruth Williams,
r. Smert Irene Thurber.
p. Ellington, Harriet Fowler.
r. J. Williams,
Masters
Harry Thurbsr. Clarence Rulofr, Jr.
Egbert Thurber,
Opera glasses. Mernod & Jaccard's.
Mrs. A. G. wainwright of No. sos Lahay-
cite avenue entertained on Wednesday
evening IN honor OF the birthday of her
daughter, Hazel. Among those present
NIisses-
Frances Cries Rose Sensep-
dieck, brenner.
VIC Weber, Daisy Troebker,
lsghs Rentchler, Hazel Wainwright,
Villa Fornoh, Irene Haines
Olga Uton.
N1eSsieurs-
Robert Simpson. Harry Taylor.
Jul. Holekamp, Albert Specht.
Ed Roelrig. Holekamp, !
Joe Sensenbrenner. VIII Elbort.
Oliver Kirk, Al. WoIland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mcfarland.
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