The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

| rioniet n ! Ter. Florence Watson,
| Ei,i,a!I !hunsnerG. Fredl Hoor@rath
| Edith Giesenann Clara Stark
| Ethel Cook NT.ra :ISw.r,b
| MesSiturs- '''
| Wailace Button. VIII Permission.
| Paul Ward its-ruw
| "a - VIM. frank HOWarth
~ so'h. Fred HUwa!th.
~ a surprise party was given Miss. Josie
| Niederhoff on Wednesday eveil!n., in homer
| OF hef hirt hGay. The eveS;r: WIS spent in
music ana dancing. Among those present
| Misses
| Agnes Fromm Eatharine RarLbors,
| i an Dueawald. Katherine Niederhoi
| - i,erih.ifd, bthilia Niederhoff,
| Elizabeth Hess!er Iosie Niadcrhnff
| Messieurs-
August Frintrup Geo. .JeseI
Frank Nolte A Marshoron
Joseph Bernhard Ben Barhorst
| Joseph Frintrup Frank NiederhoG
| Miss Emma Reineke gave Il musicals last
| week IN honor of Miss Martha Barosh who
| VIII soon depart for New York 10 jon an
| Orcia company
| The guests included:
| Msssieurs and Mesdamee-
w. Paschadac L. Wagner
u. H"hnann. \. Wiesheyer
| G.. Mueller. A Elockmarn
| Il. Lcvey. - Runeke
| A. Steiniasc. II EaruSh
| C. Weber
| Misses
| Martha Barosh. Hilda Hickman.
Rose Hickman, Clara Reinekc
| Lena Weber ICmna ReiucEe
| Emma BaroSh
| Messieurs-
Henry Steinlage, FIarr% Reneke
| Ed Stenlage. Frank Reineke
| Belt pns-Mermod & Jacca.d'S.
| pleasant evening was spent at the home
| of Miss Nick B:gelow Of No. 1921 Lucas ave-
nue. last Friday. Music. dancing and games
| Misses
| s addlc Hobbs. Fcrguson.
| Stella Grafton. Patton,
Bessie Donnc.Iy,
| AIessurs-
James Walsh. Collier Roe
Grover Bigelow. Eugene GaynOr,
Paine Grafton.
Miss Bessie Stodder of South Compton
avenue entertained some officers and mem
bers of Company f. y. G. NJ. Wednesday
evening. July Is. prior to their leaving for
camp at Lake Contrary Mo. Saturday.
| and dancing. Light refreshments were
served
Among the invited guests were:
Florence Foster, Oreia Crusey.
Howmiller. Jessie Mcintyre.
Margaret Clery. Eugenia Bell.
Florence Holder, Beatrice Stodder
Ellen Hill Lucille Stodder.
Messieurs-
Alvin Actin, Arthur Crusey,
Beers Geo. Cruscy.
Bennett Earl Hall.
Stodder Elmer Kinney.
La Gron,
The most beautiful trains are those Of the
Big Four TO New York and Boston.
An enjoyable evening was spent at the
residence of Miss, Alma Many. No 4355A
Eas IT on THURSDAY a repast was served
rated with peoples and sweet peas. Those
present were:
Misses
Alma Mauzy. Janette King.
HilGa Hagen. Amelia Frey,
Blanche Ros. Monte Godfrey,
Louise Blythe. Susie Barry
Katie Haley, Carrie Roth.
Messieurs-
Jack Coral Jack Mathews,
Jean Burg. James Elliot,
Rob Fatty. Charlie Ham,
All Hagen. Harri Butt.
George Snow, Ollie Becker.
Dinner parties at Forest Park Highlands
have become feature of the summer with
society that remains n town o The early
ing in the cool ard breezy pavilion, and
after the performance many more con-
gregate in the same place for supper dar-
ties. On Thursday evening Mrs. Mcclellan,
Miss Mcclellan. Miss Dora Engebach. Mrs.
a. w. Carroll and Mr. Fred A. Horn formed
Sne snpPef DhTy that f found Mr. ki
Others who were at the Highlands that
same evening We're Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Dieckriede. Miss Anheuser and her escort.
Hill and party. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Miller.
Miss Lucy Mitchell with party of friends.
Webb Samuel. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hill. who
have just returned from their Californian
wedding trip; Mi. Somers, Miss Julia
Cabanne with friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
H. Henry. Miss Ella Becker and Miss
Dorothy Wiseman with friends.
trolley party on the car Ariel was given
by Mr.. f. r. Kruger last Thursday. Dan
cling at Creve Couer Lake was a feature of
the evening. Those who went We're:
Nessieurs-
y. W. Robinson. haus.
T; n, Hession. H m 3; Frye.
Martha Rose. Theresa Bumstead.
Anna NJ. De Wire. Dora Rose
Alice Walsh.
An informal party was rendered last
Tuesday evening to Charles =. Byrne, ron
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Byrne. No. JAIL
Coulter Aenue. celebrating the young
mans tweRieth birthday.
He was congratulated by his friends and
many handsome presents. The
evening was spent in singing an. music
and social intercourse. Refreshments were
served at IL o'clock. Among those present
were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
B. McCloskey. Charles j. Byrne
Frank Clark,
MeSdameS-
Mabel McCloskcy. Mamie Byrne.
Mary Byrne, Ethel Cleary,
Julia Byrne, Lolo Cleary.
Mcssieurs-
John P. Hart. Daniel Byrne.
Frank Cummings. William Byrne.
Charles =. Byrnc. Chester Byrne.
John Byrne,