The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-16

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as her guests for several weeks
Miss Olga Wuthenow entertained friends
last Gas Tuesday evening at her home, No.
4i09 McRee avenue, in honor Of Nessieurs
Arthur and Curtis Wurthenow of C,bicsan
Refreshments were served. after which the
evening was spent In dancing and games
Among those present were:
Misses
Adelaide Clausen. Antoinette Wurthe
Henrietta Bamberg, now. VI ''
Mamie Hamburger. Anna Wurthenow
Louise Matthiae, Minnie Wrisberg
Octavia Howard, Olga WurthenoW
Alma krul, Ethel Smith
Madge Miller, y
Messieurs--
II. Hal. C.. Wurthenovy
Laura Moore. NJ Wuthenow.
George Eggman. Harry Lowe
Douglas Tice. Fred Coestcr
II. Webb. A. Wurthenow.
A part of young folks. chaperoned by
Mrs. William A. Cannon and Mrs John L..
Brennan. took trip Wednesday, August
". On the steamer CITY of Providence to
Montesano. The follow We're invited:
I:ssos-
Dephine schrieber. Carrie Gould.
Alice De Foe,
MeSSieurS-
VIII Wall. Lynne Whitaker.
Tom Gould, John Fry
Neal Grey.
Morning. Noon and Night Big Four trains
leave St Louis for Cincinnati.
surprise party was given to Mrs. jean
cite McCord. No. 1868 Vernon avenue in
honor of her birthday. by Miss Gertrude
Dahnan. Dancing and games were en-
| joyed. AT midnight the party adjourned to
| the dining-room, which was decorated
where { dainty luncheon was served Those
present -:
Misses.
Jeanette McCord, Marie La Barge.
Gertrude DahInan. Rose Camker
Katie German. Mary MOberly
Lottie Meinecle. Iona Alexander,
France. Johnson, Dorine Myers
Edith Wilson.
N1ssieurs-
Alfred Kunz. Paully Younger,
Walter Emory, George McClain,
Walter Dewey. Ed O'Breon
Wallace Dahman. Lewis French.
Fest 'Wctches-Mermod & Jaccards.
\ joll-, party of young people of the South
side enJoI ed Il days outing at Creve Occur,
fishing we're the amusements of the day.
l'Those present we're:
Misses
Girken. Amsler
Eyssins, Kaufman,
huiz Griffin.
MeSSieurS-
Kennedy, Schumacher
turner, Anderson,
Stenen. Thavler,
Stinkoiter. Walker.
MISS Yuma Green entertained her small
friends at a birthday party Thursday after
noon moor, Those :. present were: William shep-
Horraii Hazel Green. Flora and Nellie
James. George and Virginia Green.
Miss Blanch King of Clinton street enter
tanned friends. assisted bv her sister, Miss
Mae King. Thursday evening in honor Of
her birthday. Vocal and instrumental music.
chief features of the evening. Among those
who offered congratulations were:
Misses
Teece Powera. Ray Weiss.
Carrie Rohde. Reel
Florence TAYLOR. Schoenberg.
Mae King,
MasSieurS-
Murphy. Rice
Shelton. Dieterich,
Weiss. King.
Spencer. Moll
Nolte, Ebanues,
Eighteenth street gave II donkey party
August in honor of their little son Clar-
was spent, after which luncheon was served.
A swimming party was given last Thurs
aay ba at the Strand Taato
and Mrs. Casey. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Keefe. Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn,
Misses Wl Fannie Miebling end Maggie Pyrns
A. Wasserburg and p. F1nen.
Mr.. Harry Feurburn, and a party Of
friends had most enjoyable time at Camp
Hone, on the Meramec last week. Those
IN the party were:
Misses
Perdy Grifuld. Stella Haley.
Maggie Burns, Edna Grifield.
Doliie Hone. Emma Feurburn
Ethel Grifeld. hrdlu I'm uu
Messieurs-
i. Burns, William Singer,
C. Flare. T. HoIey,
Messieurs and Mesdames-
H. Feurburn. T. Butts,
A. Grifuld. w. Feurhorn,
f. Hartman. H. Grifielti
The most beautiful trains are those Of the
Big Four to New York and Boston.
Calling Cards-Mermod & Jaccard's
Mr.. Frank Bosch of the South Side was
given surprise party by friends on Satur-
day evening in honor of his birthday. A
stripged orchestra furnished the music and
dancing was INDUCED In until a late hour
A delicious supper was enjoyed at 11:30
O'Clock. Those who enjoyed the occasion
were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
p: Bosch. J. Eaves.
H. Fricke F. Kaster.
J. Bosch,
Misses
L. Fricke. E. F'ricke.
z. Guenther, A. Feisenbutz,
L. Bosch. l.. Killing
NJ. King, G. Frank