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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Miss Estclle Brown has returned from
JDue>huro. Ill
Mss NJ McAdam has returned to her
home ia Chester. after a visit in East 81
Nj. Ncttie steinbcrs is visiting in Col
HuSyillD. Ill
Mrs VI. J. Brown departed last week for
Mis-. II. Mills has returned from Clay
Miss Lulu Gaskeu has returned from
NISC0Utah.
Miss Margaret O'Brien has returned
from a Wis iu Carlyle.
Miss EtTuiC- Carr - visiting in FreeburE.
Mrs. John Brown Of Johnson City Is the
Eut,t OF Mrs. Butler.
Mrs. X. Walton Uf Decatur is the guest
CT Mrs. J. Walton of Eaugh avenue.
Mrs. Leslie Allen is visiting in Spring
Mss Mamie Robinson is visiting in
Miss Mary Hamilton has returned from
Mrs. Fred Miller is visiting in Pinck-
Mrs. E. HoUister is visiting in kan
SaS city.
Miss Mar Formau is spending a few
days in Nashville. H.
Mr.. q. =. Lunar Is visiting Mrs. Clara
Nav OF Cleveland avenue.
Miss Amy ScEUmsrt 0t Madison avenue
entertained the members OF the \. r. F.
Club Tuesday cveuiuC. Music and games
Were INDUCED In until midnight when
luncheon was served TIpSe present
were AlisSfS H. IsfdflNI- t. IHt-Ts al
Williams. A Farmer NIaulc Williams,
Pearl Tobiu Irene Palmer. MessTs. II.
Eelievills. H. Reader. y. Ryan Shert-
c.ln Williams Ames; Mr.. and Mrs
AWvs
Mr. Charles Mueller Is visiting in Spar
ta III
Mrs Paul W. Abt entertained the
Matruus Club members Thursday
Ns~ James Warner is visiting IN COlum-
hia H.
Mrs ShuItz of Chicago is the guest OF
Mrs. George Smith.
Mr. James MC.t-umerv is visiting in
EiHuchHW lIL
AR. and Mrs Curtis :. Dodson have re-
turned from visit iu Louisville. Kv.
Miss CnrIuus SeUauhar has returned frqit4
VISIT with ST LlUz friends.
Miss Maggie WADE 0f Nilceauss. IndN
Is the guest of Nr~. VI /. Griffith of Illi-
uOLS avenue
Mrs. James Murphy is visiting in Belle
Vile
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

John Chambers and his sister. Miss
/ Alicia. Of 81. Louis, are the guests ~ Their
/ gre ndmotEer. Mrs. SIra Chamber.
Mr.. a:Id Mrs q. g. SrIl'inS gi Lebanon
Ky. are visiting Mr.. SpJltiuG sister
Airs Thomas COgueug-r-
\ cuChre party was given on trliay
afternoon by Mr.. J. = Van N'rstraui-
among th,se present wcr" Mines J y
ShDckley. \ :. Page. Mary Hudson. G y.
Adams. +. r. Shrayel. Robert Whitt~m1re
and Hiss Nan Hereford
ON THURSDAY afteTul on th' members OF
-. MaTEa.ri's Guild uf trv Episcopal
Church. were entertained uy Miss Eliza
beth Ch.Tbunuier ATu-G those present
w-r" M'ss-s Helen BaTrrt. Belle rae,
Agnes I.ldwick Misses D,dI- and Georgia
/ CAS- and Mrs James Marshall
Mrs. Thomas TOhiu eutvrttiued th'
Camden Place EUC1r,. Cub. Among m"
guests we're Mmss. r. H. sprinkle. NW-
/. Chapman. r. C. Jordan John T. HeSS.I.
e.. 4. Erei.r. James Marshall. CAL i-ud--
EiEFs AMI Ms Lut-. 'l.'r 80
NiT and Mr~- j. Cassidy alI Miss Min
ui- Kelly uf -. Louis have hvrn ih'
quests ui Mrs e.. 4 Rr-Iar
SturgiS Day l,ft last week Tor Denver
Colo. where H. will reside iu -ufUTD-
Frank Seymour, VIII" has been spending
a week with his parents. T-tGrE.i ou Fri
day To- mis- home iI Pine Bun. Ark
Mis- Eul3 Parmalge " 81 Louis EJz
been thy guest of Mis- Edith seymour.
Miss clara Shafor 81 s.. Louis 1E~ been
Tho. guest Of Mr~- Frank ti'iiu-
Airs. Frank Boyd ami SON. Arthur, l'it
on Friday Tor Marshall. Mo. where they
VIII ~tHHuL uluutl hl<ilul- lradIihfr.
MIR. Virginia Heru attended -uchrs
Tuesday afternoon given hy Mr- r. p.
smith ~ Page boulevard. where she won
first priZ'.
Airs. charles A. Cunningham I,'t on
Tuesday Ter Flora Miss. where IN" VIII
remain a month.
Airs. William Lille "f Commerce. Tex.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Alice Wells.
Mrs.. MARY wilkins of Oklahoma Is the
guest Ot her father. Mr. 2 ~ Gaug"Ii
Doctor Boswell % AiOaerly Mo-. I~ IN"
fHHHs SO Of d HHa "a
\ SurI r.sc party Wis EIv"u uu FriiaN
evening tu tho Reverend oscar Fuutdin".
pastor 81 the NJ r. church. south. 10y
the ladies ui his CuU-r-s.ftIGu.
Mrs. T. VI. St1lrg returned CAST week
from Pheasant Hill. Mo. whore she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs Harry
Woods
Mrs James z. WaGiiU and aJurbter.
Elizabeth, arrived last week from Spring
field. Iii. They are at present Jhy guests OF
Mrs Richard Moore
Major and Mrs John l. H"s-ar Iud fam
ily Will leave next week fur old Orchard.
wher. they have purchased haua~Dm"
residence.
Miss Anna Hamilton entertained The lIt-
srary society on Friday. Among tu. MEM
beers present were Misses sara Thomas
Martha and Ella Thompson Nell EuyLrd-
Neva Brown. Betty Christian. Mrs. VIZ
giuiI HcTn. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Chris
tain. Nr John Yates. VIII and Harry
Thomas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
BELLENII.I.E..

Mr. and Mrs. Charles EeiSaCHer enter
tJiund friends IN honor Of their fifteenth
w'Illu= anniversary Monday evening.
AR. ard Mrs. Charles starr and family
departed last week for Texas, to remain
during tb. winter.
Mrs. Robert Keith has returned To her
sUe iu Milwaukee. Wis. after visit
with hrr brother J. \ WillOughby-
Mrs g. Grub"u Of GleUcOe. Mo. Is the
guest Uf Mrs John NcTZ.
The suGaGt W'rt Of Miss Julia BueChler
. and William Gan has been announced.
Mrs, II. Morgan is visiting in New Or
leans
Mrs. VIII Morgan departed iast week for
the South.
Miss Louisa Yuu= entertained friends in
honor Of her birthday aHuIvl rSary Monday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Hartman and daughter
have returned from Europe.
Miss Jessie Blackman Of East st. Louis
is visiting in Bellovi,le-
Mrs. Henry Wett has returned to heS
home i'm St Louis. after a visit in Bellel
Vile
Miss Emma Ryan has returned to East
-. Louis. after pleasant visit IN Eelle-
vile.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
WEBSTER GROVES.

Robert StockbridEe departed Tuesday
morning for New York. where he has ac-
cepied a business position.
The literature section Of the Monday
Club met Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs.
=. r. Mace. Roll call was responded 10
by quotations from George Eliot. and a
paper was read by Mrs. ]. W. StOckhTidge
on .Georgr EhotS Early Life" Refresh
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Provenchere
have taken the furnished house OF Nir.
DOddridge Gibson and will be in Web
ster for several months.
Mrs Samuel Slawsun was surprised by
large number of friends from the Old
night The occasion was the eiEhtieth an
niversary OF her birth. A handsome set OF
damask table linen was presented by her
friends
The Reverend and Mrs. Harry Blunt
will depart for Indianapolis. where Mr.
Blunt has accepted call to a COngrega-
tional church.
Miss Harriet Austin entertained Al din
ner Friday evening in celebration of Miss
Dorothy WerkS'S birthday. Covers were
laid for the Misses Weeks. Anne Brown.
tin.
Miss Gussie Quarles has returned from
a months visit 10 DE Soto.
At the time of the SpiuSfcrS' FortuiChtIy.
cub entertainment. ON November : Mr..
r. 4 Quarl,s will entertain "a house party
OF a dozen young people from De Soto.
James'S Episcopal Church will preach at
Emmanuel Church to-day
Mr.. and Mr.. J. r BettiS returned this
week from several weeks absence in
Rochester. y. Y.
Several married couples met at Mrs. G.
". FerEuSun's Tor an informal dance
Tuesday evening. which resulted iu the
resolve To meet CuCe "A month through the
winter. Present We're Messrs. and Mines.
". q. RumSey. q. l. Martin. e. y. Water
house. " II. BiCgerS. II. r ShepdrdSon
William Kent of Chicago. j. r. WorreIl
Charles NJ. Avery. e. W Ferguson. Mr.
J W. Donaldson and Mr.. J. Y. Mccarthy
The Young Ladies' Euchre club was or
Eanized last week AZ Miss Katherine SID
Sy's- II met Tuesday with Miss Louise
ClarksCn. Miss Katherine Siddy and Mrs
Charles kcudTick took the prizes. other
guests were Mrs. Allen McKiuuie and
Mrs. Lake. Misses Jennie H0dCrnan. Lee
Maulton. Helen Skinner. Harriet Deane.
Mabel Merrill. Harlow AMI Mrs King
Kaufman The club will meet every
week.
The SATURDAY Evening Euchrc Club met
last night with Mr. and Mr. Seneca Tay-
Ius il
MI and Mrs. William Kent 1f chicago
arr visiting the n. Il. ShopJr'iSuu@.
The Reverend g.. T. klusS gave an ad-
dress on "COnseCrsted SDoiahiiitv' Friday
LiGht al the annual reunion uf the mDm-
hers of First Congregational church. St
Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
woMEN's CLUBS

Elegant Novelties in Fine Leather Goods
at Lambsrt-Deacon-Hull Co. 5la Locust
The seasons initial meeting Of Chapter
o OF the p. = O. took place in the par
Iors OF its president Mrs. c. De Witt
Lukens. on the afternoon Of October Is.
An inspiring feature OF the business hour
was the official address OF Mrs Lukens.
in which she made forceful mention Of the
tenets Of the order and urged the men,
hers to make the pleasurDble work out
lined for the coming winter means OF
real personal and general development.
Then followed Mrs. Maria I. Johnston's
Parlor talk on What Is Art% In this
its first appearance in Egypt, Assyria.
Persia and Greece. giving now and then
some supplementary myth or legend. This
VAS the first Of series OF pre-WOrld' :
F>lir lectures she Is TO give TO Chapter q
on Ancient and Modern Art
The next meeting OF the Ten O'Clock
Musicale viii he held on Wednesday. Oc-
tober Is. at the residence OF Miss Lucie
May Goodbar. No. 5643 Gates avenue.
The Harmony Literary Club held very
interesting meeting Friday. October l6. at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Bucknam. The
programme was Of a historical nature
The right hand OF fellowship was extend
ed 10 two new members. Mrs. VIII Ar
cher and Mrs L ". Gent. Two delegates
were elected TO attend the women's Con-
yention OF Federated Clubs to be held in
Hannibal. Mo. October =. Mrs. Mary
Bucknam. president OF Harmony" and
Mrs. A. Weist. eX-president. were chosen.
The next meeting will b. at the home Of
Mrs. Ben Jones. No. Sis TheodosIa ave
nue.. October 81.
The Literary Symposium met at Hotel
Beers Thursday morning 10 discuss The
Art OF the Architect'' Mrs. Griffith illus
trated. with charts. the Greek and Roman
orders. showing how beautifully the
Worlds Fair architects have adapted
classic styles. She finds not only history.
but also songs and stories in the architec-
ture OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
She gave map study Of the grounds. de-
sribing its central design. with its spIerl-
She closed with description Of the Palace
of Varied Industries. its Tna gnifcent Ionic
colonnade. rams head vases and Promo
thean candeiabra. This club will hold its
next meeting on Wednesday morning OC-
tober 8. instead of Thursday. The change
Is made for this week only. All members
and visitors are requested to be at Hotel
Beers promptly at 1O:15 O'Clock. The sub
iect for the day is The Parthenou and Its
Frieze-"
The next regular meeting Of the Twen-
tieth Century Art Club will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. William Beckley. No.
413T Delmar boulevard. Monday October
26. at 10 O'Clock. The programme will be
a day in France.
Chart Club drawing-rooms will he held
Tuesday. October .. II a. m. By Mrs. J.
W. Teasdale. No. 356S Llndell boulevard.
Maria I. Johnston at Washington Hotel.
Kings highway. and "Wednesday October
- p m. by Mrs. Laura VI. Pickett No.
4ol2 Olive street. French divisions as
usual.
Best Watches-Aiermod & Jaccards.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
EAST ST. LOUIS.

Mr. ". Si,hmau has returned from Al
ton. ITI
Mr.. and Mr. Frank Thomas are visiting
In Decatur H.
Miss Efn- can Hutton Of Old Orchard
Mo-. Is visiting friends on Howe avenue
Miss Mamie Henderson ~ Folsom ave
nue.. -. Louis. visited friends In East St
Louis last week.
Miss Elsie Dan has returned from
visit In CUllinsyille. IN.
Miss Fannie Hildreth ~ 81 Louis visited
Mr. r. .. MatlaCk last week.
Miss Mamie Paterson Is visiting iu Mo-
UcTly Mo.
Mrs. F. Hilton Is in Washington. Ind.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Engraved Wedding Invitations An
nouncements and Reception Cards at
L,ambert-Deacon-Hul Co. 5l3 Locust st
On Wednesday evening. November Is.
The Harvard Court will inaugurate its
dancing season at No. oil North Vande-
vcnter avenue This promises TO be one
OF the most enjoyable affairs OF the sea
son entertaining many Of the young peo-
pie Of the West End.
The Vine Clad Club raye \ bo,-,i,,,
party last Friday evening. Those present
Misses
Anna Kingston, Rose Hart.
Emma Lorenzo.
hesSipurS-
Geo. lie Breil. Geo. Guerney
Morris Lee. Jack Peters.
The most beautiful trains are those Of
the Big -Four 30 New York and Boston
The RaInwater Rifles wish to announce
that they Will hold their first informal
dance on Tuesday evening. November 10.
Instead OF the first Tuesday. as previously
announced.
The Anons Bowling Club gave a
bowling party on last Thursday evening
at the West St Louis Tuner Hall. An
ENJOYABLE evening spent. Those present
MeSS1eiTS ana MeSuamgE-
p. II. Rodenir. Chas. Rodenfr
II. B. Dealon.
Misses
Jessie Brady. Kathrine Fart
Georgina Meth. Margarte Brady.
MeSSieurs-
Geo. Berger, J. Brady.
Jim Mare. Joe Kelly.
F. Buhrman,
The opening ball Of the Union Club will
he given on the evening OF Thursday No
vember ;. at 2 O'Clock.
Society tationery-Mermod & Jaecard's.
The Mime Ha Has entertained their
friends last Friday evening at No. lGl9
North Grand avenue Among those pres
ent were:
MiSseS-
NJ Hulsman Lou Wachtcr.
II. I.atal. 4. Herbers
NJ. Dovclace, R Rtno.
b. Jost. May Halvey
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Dinner Cards. Menus and Tally Cards at
Lambert-Deacon-HulI Co, 5l3 Locust st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Dutton have issued
cards to announce marriage of their
daughter. Marie. TO Mr.. Lou Lackey on
Tuesday. November 3. at the Lafayette
Park N. E Church. South.
Mrs. W. r England is to be natrop Of
honor. and Miss Myra Diebel and Miss
Slamle Mason of Baltimore to be the
Mr. Harry w. LiEEett Of Ferguson will
be best man.
One Of the weddings OF the week was
that Of Miss Adelaide Kennedy to Mr.
Thomas J. Crosby at Visitation Church
Tuesday, October % The bride is the
youngest daughter OF Mrs. Eliza Ken
nedy. The bridal party entered the church
to the strains of MendeIssohn's Wedding
March. During the services vocal selec-
lions were rendered by Miss Theresa
Finn and Mr.. James AfcNulty.
The bride wore fine white muslin From
the yoke OF lace deep bertha fell about
the shoulders. She. wore Che Veil her
mother wore at her wedding; Cpon theif
Crosby win reside at No. Il25 Bayard ave
nue. 40 cards xere issued
pUNLAP-sCOTT WEDDING.
4 pretty autumn wedding will take place
at the First Congregational Church in
Wyoming. III. October Is. when the Rev
erend II. y. French viii marry James NJ.
Dunlap and Miss Maude Emma Scott.
Miss Scott is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George z. Scott OF Wyoming and
graduate OF the Knox Conservatory OF
Music. She comes from the old English
iamily Of singers and has a reputation
both as vocalist and for beauty through
out Illinois.
Mr. Dunlap is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cunningham Dunlap Of Wyoming
and formerly lived there, but Is now IN
newspaper work I'm St Louis. The young
coupe will reside here
Fine Diamouds-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mr. Frederick C. Shays Of ST. Louis and
Miss Elizabeth NJ Cash Of South Haven
were married last Tuesday at the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs HORNE, by the
Reverend ". H. Walker OF the ConGrega-
tional Church Of South -Ha-en. At the
appointed hour the bride and bridegroom.
accompanied by the bridegrOoms dauEn-
ter. Miss Mabel Shays OF 81. Louis. en-
tered the parlor and took their places be-
fore an arrangement Of antumB leaves,
where the marriage service was read, the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
AT THE THEATERs,

Exclusively fine Stationery at Lambert
Descon-Hull Co, 5l3 Locust street.
: jolly crowd Of girls enjoyed a gallery
party at the Olympic Wednesday evening.
chaperoned by Mrs. Healy and Mrs. Flat
tau. The young people were as follows;
Misses
Irene HeaIey. Afayme Cunningham.
Ella Miller. Fanny E'lattau
Blanch Hogan. Rae Flattau
Clara Greene, Fanny Hatcher
Angela. Healy Cradon.
Glory Greene Eavanaurh
Jennie Miller,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

uuS.y ~ ~ the home Of her sister. Miss
Begl-l, uf No. 500 Page boulevard. Is con-
yaleSCing.
Mrs. Charles v. Spicrs of No. SS.l Greer
avenue viii return home this week from
colorado Springs. after an absence Of hvo
months
Mrs :. II. EberIsin and Miss Eberlein
Of No ssl5 Cleveland avenue have re-
turned from a trip abroad. where they
spent the past five months in Germany,
Switzerland, Italy and France.
MT- and Mrs. John q. Wilkinson OF
M"palGWn have taken an apartment Tor
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

\. Schultz Mint HaIves.
L Mathews r AlbsTs.
J. HuddeStun \. Aibers.
4. J. Dickinson NJ. THE
NJ Dillon. \. BO,Ihorst.
:. Campbell NJ. Quinn.
J. HantZ r. Haley.
NJ BoNmeyer. ". pOlir.
4 BOxmeyer. +. Shaw.
J. BONpeyer. N. HsiGeI.
= Better. J. I-iber.
= Leitner. 4. krcnuinE.
VI Beter. 81. Heuup~-y.
A. Engelmau NJ Henueseg.
". EngelmaI e. Lutkewitte.
d. EnEelman n Hilcer.
J: horie. l.. Maxwell
y. Clarcy. h H.gaman
g. Bennett. p Ouirk-
Iaylor. u McNndreWS
~ Brinkmeyer u. Phsffe7.
l. brinkmeNeF. q. ShankS
:, Brinkmeyer IL Ueifkamn
Il Nornbrnck Il Miller
:. Mueller l., WiSSoer
j Mueller N N5us
W. Mueller = lJ.,s
N Peterson, r. Mueller
VI. Peterson - St1cL
L. Peterson p Eorte
=, g. Dodge, r. BeCktoid.
e. Suffer- N W.fIb
". McNamaTa > Padber-
q, Cravens. X. Fsnnis
y. bawis. X. Hart
= Ilaes. X. Lnaton.
N Flanney. v nurbHr8
y. Mcnamara Egrk..
;. Feehau.
Messieurs-
Geo. Z. Stork. g. Orirl,
J. Stock 8 80
J. Davis. r. Mari
=. Schultz. n Fvbier
T. SleinlaEc. W. Henpe-saN
baunker Z. MitZman
SuS Clacs. -. S,hwcitznl
{ Patterson. A. Quada.
a. fduburN. tsep. CfTnSS.loS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
MRS. JULIUS s. WALSH

Il have not yet given the matter of
entertaining for the Fair much consid.
Grafton" said Mrs. Julius S. Walsh
though I have no doubt all women OF
the city who have large houses and who
hold Important positions socially, will in
measure contribute to the city's social
life next summer"
As Mrs Walsh is the wife Of Ju.ius s.
Walsh, intimately associated with many
large business eHterprises-with the
Worlds Fair Board OF Directors-and as
she is also a vice president of the newly
formed Women's Club, many duties rela-
tive TO the dispensation Of hospitality will
naturally devolve on her.
Her hitherto large household OF daugh-
ters will. by the time the Fair is well
on. have considerably thinned. since this
winter will remove the only unmarried
daughter, Miss Josephine Walsh; but with
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. G X. Dickson
Walsh. and another daughter Mrs. VIII
lam Maffitt, as well as her sons. julius S.
Walsh, Jr, and Robert Walsh, the house
hold will always be a merry and a gen
erously disposed one. SERENA LAMB.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
SOCIAL CLUBS.

Best watches-Nermod & Jaccard's.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Calling Cards-Mermod & Jaccard',
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Mr.. J. H. Schurman OF Germantown.
H.. and Miss Margaret Albers OF No SOS
Wyoming street were married on Wednes-
day morning AT half-Uast az ST. Francis
de Sales Church. They will take a trip
West and VIII then go 20 live IN German
town. III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Personal MENTION.

Four trains a day. St Louis TO gincin-
natl via Big Four Psrlor. sleeping. din
Ing cars
Mrs. Z. II. Israel Of Sherman. No. IS
making a tour OF the West. and when last
heard from was in Seattle. Wash.
Euchre Prizes-MermOd & Jsccard'S
Mrs. Harry ]. Air. who has been seri-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Miss Estelle Hartenbach OF No. 5559
Copclin avenue was the guest OF honoY at
china shower given By the Misses
Emma and Kathryn MoerSChpl of West
Pine boulevard on Wednesday. Miss
Hartenbach will be the November bride
of MT. Andrew Beier. and Miss Kathryn
MOeTsChel Is to be one OF her bridesmaids.
Those present were
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

The CIrnation Euchre Club was enter
tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs II. w
Mann. Prizes were won by Mrs VOL
farth. Mrs Mann. Miss GasSner Those
ufeSeui We're NueS. Kent. Woods. Allen
ReaTlek. Cobb, TrueSdtl" Reichenbecher.
Wright. Mann. WOlfarth. Buente. Misses
Lell and GaSSaer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

At a tea given ty Mrs. James NJ. ieete
Of Westminster place on Tuesday last tne
engagement OF Mr.. JAMES Harrison aud
Miss PersiS Jones was announced. The
marriage viii take place late in November.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

The marriage Of Miss Carrie Kendall
Deaderick to Doctor Charles u Potts will
take place on the evening OF Wednesday
October y. at 9 o'clock at the residence
Cleage, Jr-.. No. 555l Chamberlain avenue.
At home after November 70. The Wash
ingtOn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

The White Rose Finch Club was enter
tanned by Miss Mae McDermott at her
home In North ST. Louis last week. The
house was pTettily decorated in the club
colors. green and white. Finch was played
until 10 O'Clock. after which prizes were
awarded 10 the Misses Flora Kleykamp.
Mae McDermott and Ida Richter.
IhnEe nreSenf Mare.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Mr.. Frank Koerper and Miss Eta Meyer
Of the South Side were quietly married
Thursday. Mr.. J. J. KOerper was best
man They will make their home on Rut-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

sicepinC-cars. St. Louis 10 Bos-
=. every day In the year. via Biz -Four.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Miss Louise BOllinger Of No. 552i Sidney
street gave a party 20 her little friends last
"Wednesday in honor OF her twelfth birth
day. The Afternoon vas spent in playing
games
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Mrs Charles Flanasan OF Rich HiIl. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25

Morning. Noon and Night. Big -Four
trains leave st. Louis for Cincinnati
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-25
Wedding Gifts-Mermod & Jaeclrd's.

4 surprise party was given - Miss
Mamie Christian on Saturday evening. AT
No. f3il Gibson avenue. Supper was
served at midnight. Dancing and music
were the amuSemcnts Of the evening. The
guests wgrs:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-04
N EMORIEs OF YALE.
New Book by Ex-President Timothy
 Dwight Inst Issued

New Book by Ex-President Timothy
 Dwight Just Issued.
 Memories of Yale Life and Men" the new book by Timothy Dwight, D. b, LL.D., Yale's president 1SS6-1S99, will be out to-day at the Pease-Lewis Company's. Dr. Dwight is so eminent ly qualified to write of the varied phases of Yale university life that the book will have wide spread interest. It is a work of five hundred pages, handsomely printed, and is published hy Dodd, Mead 6 Company. IL con tains forty-eight excellent half-tOnes, portraits of Ellis famous graduates and pictures of new and old Yale buildings, which finely illustrate the volume. The illustrations are as follows: Portraits of President Theodore D. Woolsey, President Noah Porter, Prof. Benja- min SiIliman, Prof. Thomas A. Thatch- James A. Kingsley Prof. Chester S. Lyman, Prof. James D. Dana, Prof. James DadIey, Prof. Hubert A. New ton, Prof. William A. Norton, Prof. Daniel c. Eaton, Prof. Edward J. Phelps, Prof Edward E. Salisbury. Prof. Edward C. Herrick, Prof. Josiah w. Gibbs, Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon, Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Burton; views of Old Divinity, Old Brick Row in 1863, etc
 The table of contents is as follows: The Hopkins Grammar School and its Rector; Beginnings of College Life; Our Earliest College Teachers, 1845- 1S46-The Instruction and Discipline of That Period; President Days Retire ment-His Character and Work and his Era; Student Life at Yale. 1S45- 1S49: Religious Exercises and Preach ing of the Period-Course of Saudy and Daily Student Life; Life as a Graduate Student and in Tutorship, 1S49-1S55; the Old Faculty: Professors Silliman and Kingsley; the Old Faculty: Professors Olmsted and Larned; the Old Faculty: Professors Porter, Thacher, Hadley and Stanley; Dr. Woolsey-His Inaugura tion and Early Work; Other Instruc- tors and Tutors, and Some Matters of College Life, 1S51-1S55; Student Years in Germany-Universitie of Berlin and DOIlllp loJV"4cOo' IdIG IJAFilAltS ESAtb'' and its Older Faculty; the Divinity School-Its Rebuilding and it's Later Faculty; Dr. Samuel Harris and Dr. Leonard Bacon; pr. Woolsey's Admin istra tion-Some Men of his Time, 1S46- 1871; Dr. Porter's Presidency-Some Men or his Era; the University. 1SS6- 1S99-Changes from the Earlier Time; the Faculty: Professors Loomis, James D. Dana and Newton; Professors Whit ney, Eaton, Marsh and Lyman; Pro- fessors Mclaughlin, Edward J. Phelps, Salisbury and Others; the Corporation of this Period, 1SS6-1S99; the Develop ment of the University, 1SS6-1S99; Ques- tions of the Future.