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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-11

r,rr Mr. and Ms. Raymond Fairnr7taer-
Me- l. simmons and daughter. Mis- An
ma. oI O'FalIon. are the guests OF MI al"
Me rfran"r i.awrence has returned 10
MI W. George Foster has returned from
AiTTHhy lanes Meyers is visiting in Belle
Vii Wr=. William stevens OF Chester is visit
IN Ii IN ' XslIte Davis is visiting in Collins
Wis Miss Marie Roberts has seturned from
'S Wisn Charlotte Brown has returned from
MIS- olive Rives has returned to hIr homG
in Litchfeld after a visit with MI. S"'
Nj lis! Julia Ham OF Klrkwood. Mo. is Wis
i.ing Mrs. \. II Burroughs. .-.,,or
Mss Hss Aaa S'-'st chbcin ~ Bellevl!e is
'' Ir. ans Nys, i. !, : cs aaTasrs lave re-
turned from a visit n C 60 entertained
frieads "Wednesday evening n honor O.
ter wedds.s a~nTivS5saTy- Ih9se IEos:rr,
ysIs No. na. aF 4 J M5as; q and i joa s0 Gar,
-. Misses :.iay Daniels. Mage Dly.s-
; Ia Garvey. MAJ Mor'a:ue. Franc, IN
liz. Susie Garvey and Margaret lifahh'
rgs =. Hardin. y -. Tlml.n. c. Ellis, =
NcConachie and J. Garvey. u.
Mrs MARY johnson OF Co!uinHIa pace ID
r~-;urred from Il visit in Joplin, NO. -
Miss Clara Brown Is VISITING fe'itN'> III
Bunker Hin. ~ r,
ara entertaining their cousin, MISS h%.!''
S.yton. Of Franklin. Ind;
.irs, Geor-e Nlippel has returned from
Mis- ft7z-l Mulberry has returned from
sir. ana Mrs. Thomas Ham are visiting
" MI Ar, Cause has returned % h.
hone in Creenviilr. Ill, after a visit win
Miss Nellie White.
liru W II. Hi entertained ire AiAtre'S
cub members Thursday afternoon.
N-s Sirroy entertained tn" Century 'F-
Gle 4 the NJ. r church Wednesday AFTER
Mis- Lillian Gore Of st. Louis is the guest
of ,Irs 9 Vi. Wheeler.
Mrs Mary Hartley of Carbonate IA visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. George Wills.
Mis- Geaev!eva fIamlin has returned from
a visit in Sprirgfielc. -
home in soringfield. after a visit with Mrs.
MrS. H.nry McGce will entertain the
Queen City Euchr- Club Wednesday even
Mss jessie Mcclellan entertained the NJ
Pm club Thursday evening.
Mi. and Mrs. !. NJ. Minds have returned
from Narissd.
Mrs. Robert Butcher has returned from a
yisi. in Wets.,r G-ovce. Mo
Ntss la Robinson has returned 10 h-r
home in Nurphysf orc. H.. after i visit
v IN Mrs. T NJ Gre=ory;
trG guest OF Mrs. \. Potts Of St. C.air axe
Nrs. Charles Young is visiting in Fulton,
Miss Mel! Fischer has returned from
Mr, and Ers W. H. Benrett and family
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EAST ST. LOUIS SOCIETY TENS
Opera Giasse-Mermod s. Jaccard.s.

Mrs G. NarcouX entertained the members
Of the Fslicitous EuChre club Al her home
Tuesday afternoon. The prizes were won
by Mines. Page. BaUsch. Turner and l. Ed
wards. Those present were: Mines. j.
Able. ]. Hoflnger. L. Edwards. Page. w.
Barner. T.. BaUsch. Schmisseur. Z. Black
man. Turner. A. Murns and l.. Halsey.
MI ard Mrs. |. -. Halsey entertained
the White Ribbon Euchre Cluh Tuesday
evening. Those present were: MesSrs. and
Mines, l.. Edwards. +. Blackmsn. T..
Bausch, = Marcoux. a. Munns, W. Bar
ner; J Able. q. Papineau. Mrs. ]. Jordon
and Mrs. +. Gansert.
Miss Kate hester has returned 20 s~hool
IN -, Charles after spending the holidays
with her parents.
the dane" given Tuesday evening by the
members Of the ATagaioe CUB was a
pleasant affair. Among those present were:
Misses Stella hester. Mildred F'airbrother.
blanche Nsints. Lucia Fleischbein. Refine
Jones. Nellie Thomas Mabel White. Verle
Rcpperd. Dora Pendleton. Grace Ford.
Adele Bowman. Clara Meints. katheryne
Forrian. Laura Tarleton. Mayme M"ehan.
Mary "ornan. George SinCOX. Efalvn
Marsh. Jessie Butf!es. NesSrs. Al Meyrrs.
Sharron Fowler. Vale Harris. Joe Cadding.
Munger. Henry Eclsert. Abe Cohn. Herbert
Brown, Doctor West. Thomas Watkins. Ed
.icedhe. Earl lies. Lock- Tarleton. George
Pfeifenhsrger. Paul AIT. Percy SimC0X,
VIM. Wayland John Mack. Samuel Moore.
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Wedding Invitations and Announcement
-Me-mod & JacCari's.
An auction" party was given at the home
OF II. j Weber on the Gravois road Sun
day evening. Among the guests were the
Misses Louise. Ida and Gusts Clemens.
Dora Suffer, Bertha Suffer, Theresa Gan
tor; Matilda and Pearl Geriacn. Julia
Echles. Annie and EmeIie Weber. Lou
Troske and Julia Espenschied, and Messrs.
John ~Flachman, George Ar. Henry SUIT
ter. Ed Geriach. Bruno StrasSbcrGsr. Mike
suffer. George Suffer. William A. George.
Walter and +. A. Weber ami John Gant.r.
Mrs. g. J. Roberts has returned 20 her
home in Weliston from Evansville. Ind.
where she visited her mother and sister.
Miss Jennie Chesiey of st. Louis has been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. William II. Hays in
FertCn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marquitz nave re-
turned. to their home in Meramec High
lands from a visit to relatives in Montcom-
cry city.
Mrs, Reuben Hanks of Barretts is visiting
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Dunn has returned To her
home in Barretts from a visit to relatives
in Franklin County.
Mr.. and Mrs William yoore of St. Louis
Mr". Charles Broughton of Black Jack.
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MRS. MAY WlGGS TO MARRY.
Will Eccomc the Bride of Gustdye
Miller of Milwaukee.

II has been announced that Mrs. May
Wigs of No. 1877 olive street will be- mar
r:ed to Gustav- II. Mili'r Of Mi."auKee TO-
very quiet AMI the yoauE cogp'e vii DEPART
at once Tor ul;a.. where th-y vii
m4l;- their home.
tn arrarC. mro;s for he marriage have
not been Completed. Uui il j. Cn.er cd
that It VII u" hou0 welding. NJ. AiiIcr
Wal arriv- ra-aay. Iio is engaged N bust
ness il milwaukee,. and = veT! vel known
amCrS the younger social st there.
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SHORT WEIGHT IS CHARGED.
Driver Of Coal Wagon Is H"id for
Investigation.

Joseph ~.Iarrie. drive NJ = coal wagon.
was ay!"s.sG ysstI@ay 81 the craI-e II
violating the city ordirarc" relative T."
snort weight. ana ~ lam Sims. with C-o.u
h lives a. No. 25It Goodn ayT-us. was a.
rested or a charge Of petit Larceny.
1t Is charged HAT Harris d.l.Esr"d coal
TO tho Eapt'st SsnitarIum for J. Herman
of No. 2!9l I145tOa sve-I-. and & - Claimed
the load WAS short seven bushels.
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KELLY's CASE SET FOR TRIAL
Judge Ryan VIII Begin Taking
Testimony ON Thursday.

Judge Ryan yesterday set The case OF
Charles L. Kelly. member of the House Of
Delegates. vino * char@e1 with p@rigr" ir
correction Win tue Suburban hallway
r, br:tery dosl. fer trial on Thursday. JAM
sry Is.
toGrSel -" M " nave stated mat they a-e
anxious I.T a Sp"-dy trial. and Circuit At
tornev Folk declares that he is pr paIcI 10
grant tire desire.
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Accused of ABANDONING Children.

Frar6 f:renot. a cua,iIrtc. on tue CHsra-
kee Street-Cdr l...a. was arrested Yesterday
at G-yer and jefferson avenues and viii be
returned u Toledo. o.. where H. forTcgll
lived 10 answer 90 the charge of ~bandnn-
ing his three minor chii1-.n Erenot came
TO -. Louis thT-c years ago. after securing
E, divorce from his wife.
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refused TO divuige the Captains name. but
il j. generally understood in Atlanta So
Cietv who the gallant soldier is.
Mrs. Hopkins was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. John 2. Leith. wife OF the freight
claim agent of the Frisco
Mrs. HOPKINS ana Mrs. Leith we're bellies
Of Dallas. Tex, when Mrs. Travis met
them.
mrs. Hopkins was a Miss Rines.
Mrs. Leith was one of the Flato sisters.
famed for their beauty throughout the
South.
Among those present at the luncheon were
Mrs. Frank Gaiennie. Mrs. George Rapley
and Mrs. Z. q. Robert.
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Mrs. Adolph Bernd OF No. 9's cabanne
avenue was the hostess at a delightful in
formal Thursday evening. at which mem
bers OF the Morning Etude,' were guests.
Mrs. B.rnd is president of the society and
entertains on the first Thursday evening of
each month. A programme Of song and
music was rendered. In which the following
ladies' took part: Miss Cora Robinson. Mrs.
Herbert Morriss. Miss Lewis. Miss Bertha
L.ihh... Mrs. +. A. Bensherg, and Miss KEEL
ma MutruX.
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Mrs. A. H. Hopkins of No. $50 Vernon
avenue gave a violet luncheon Wednesday
Pla!nview, Mich. who is living at the
Planters.
This dainty affair was arranged after an
cd IN the papers.
As a Christmas present Mrs: Travis had
received a bunch of vioIt'S rom a we'll
known army Captain in barracks at Fort
MCPHERSON. near Atlanta, I'd.
He had obtained a furioush for one of hie
Lieutenants and had sent the soldier an IN,
package on Christmas Day. Mrs. Travis
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ST. LOUIS WOMiM IS
KING DQl0'S HERALD.

among the member If tn- k'rE Hodo'
c-rp.-y which CONES t. the Century to-
rignt. vii b. found . youn- - LOUIS wom-
an. MauGe Grey. who arueared al Deimar
Garden two years a=o and later joined the
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NLtT d. tT.Ef.
foung s.. Louie singer. who is now APPEAR
Ing in King Dudu.'
Castle Square Opera Company when that
organization APPEARED a. ;he Mgsir Han.
she joined King u5d9' ign CHICAGO il
1881. tn frat var "HLrg Uo'r' VS. pre-
scented. Sh- h. appeared with the orSari-
za-ioa ever since. MIS- Gtry's home is at
5i3S Page boulevard. where her mOthe.,
atI:. EDWARD Burrows. row reside.
FROM me position of . mere chorus eur.
Mis- GREY has acquired the arr a. ti'w'ua
q t-urvre. ard now GuUrGrS a. a herald
-.... .....u. rr. ..-G.t. a.-al.H t.r ..r-
Gvai ~ departure OF she in..-. f.plarfn
re- r~usiya. c~cilsry Wu-u that u-teItate
cvirc-r e. iesi-e ,p appear IN The iiu...2ht-
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o'clock. Those present We're the following:
Buraette McCor- VIII Rogers.
mick. G. BiankcnShip.
Waiter Critics, ". T. lUhn,
VIII II. CHM, Ed Hale.
Hugh Mexican, L. I. crews
Misse-
Rena Williams. Lulu Quoin Of
Cora Williams. Mount Vernon.
Lizzie T.. Crews, Mary Hurt.
Nj. Montgomery. Kate Partney,
- Montgomery, Edna Ware.
\ pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Miss Lulu Andelfinger last Friday. Vocal
selections were rendered by Messrs. Sanre.
ana August AndelnnEer. and William Ha-
ger reCited. Among those present, were.
Cornelia Din. Lulu Andelfnser.
Lulu V. Michenfelde Gertrude Miller.
= Anna Andsltinger, lIottie Rubenstein.
Stella Hager, Frieda Andeltinger.
Messieurs-
; Nm. Eager. Fred Danbendick,
Aug. Andelfinger, Alphonso Bergman,
AdOlDh kleimier, Castor Santer.
Hugo Miller, VIM. Andelfinger.
The young ladies Of the Bell Telephone
company gave a dance last Friday even
ing IN the new Beaumont Exchange build
ing Of the Bell Telephone Company, which
has recently been erected at Beaumont and
Locust streets. The dance was IN the ma
tUre of an opening of the building, as Il is
not quite ready for occupancy for business.
II was rendered for the use OF the young
ladies and their friends through the cour-
tesy of George F. DuraDt, general manager
Of the Bell company. and F. W. Mott, chief
engineer.
n Mr.. Durant attended the ball. as also did
~Mr. and Mrs. Mott. The young ladies pre-
scented Mr., Durant and Mr.. Mott with a
handsome bouquet each.
The local operating room was used for
dancing. 1t was handsomely decorated with
red immorteHes. Potted plants were arts
tically arranged along the walls. The room
was illuminated with 90 incsndescent lights,
arranged by Patrick Byrne. superintendent
of equipment Of the Bell company.
The operators sitting room was used as
q reception-room. and the dinins-room as a
. served in an anteroonl.
The rooms are finished with Flemish oak.
= of artistic but simple design. The holders
An orchestra of five pieces. under the d.
rection of &. H Goedeke. discoursed excel
lent dance music from behind a mass Of
potted plants at one end of the dancing
loom
The affair was in charge Of a COMMITTEES
composed Of Miss Frances Oberbeck, chief
Buck. Mamie schiIing and Emily Dienst-
bach. assisted by Messrs. Charles Quer-
man; Charles Nicolas and John Potts;
programme containing a picture of a bell.
Mrs James Brunaugh of Castleman ave-
rue was the hostess of a euchre Wednee-
day evening in honor of her grandson. Mr..
W. n. Brunaush- Among those present
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Ralph WsTner F. Brunaush.
Mrs. Georgia y. BrunauEh OF Marshall,
Mo.
Misses
Burgess, Portion,
Brown Crutsnger.
Bauer, Blended,
A. Moore. Schoen.
- II. Moore. Williams
GiIdeha US. Miller.
Torrance.
Wessieurs-
Berkeley. Hemp.
Smith. Ewin.
Frost. Brur augh.
C.riCgs, Maxwell.
Klein. Homec.
&. CURLY. Warner.
h CURLY.
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: LOUIS dNF1is nave bttU enter kdIl4UG MISS
Net,ie Scruggs of Norwood. kas., during
the holidays.
Society stationery-Mermod & Jaccard'..
Mr.. and Mrs. william Davis of Chicago
are guests at Hotel Beers
Miss Olive Ziegengr:st will entertain with
a card party on Thursday afternoon. jan
uary Is.
Miss Bess Morgan Of San Antonio. Tex,
formerly of ST. Louis. IS visiting Miss Irene
Walker Of No. 1854 Morgan street.
Telegraph your friends you are coming to
Cincinnati via Big Four.
Nj. John f. Thomson of Hotel Beers has
returned home after spending several
months abroad
Miss MauGe Lambert has returned home
after two weeks IN New York. where she
visited her aunt. Mrs. John Westlake.
Wedding Gif;s-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert J. Snyder of Buffalo
are occupying a suite of apartments at Ho-
tel Beers for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Craft Of the CITY have
taken apartments at Hotel Beers for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Chambers are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a son.
Observation-Disclosures & Jaccard's
Mr., Frank j. .Burleirh. who has been Sc
riously Ill for six weeks. IL much improved
and able 20 be out.
Miss Minnie Jacobson OF No. 5las Fair
mount avenue has returned from an ex-
tended visit TO relatives in Little Rock, An.
Society people like the Knickertocker spe
cal via Big -Four. st. Louis to New YORK
AES E~srSe kingsbury Busch. who has
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Personal MENTION.

Finest Engraving-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atsett of Denver. Colo
will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Hebard this week.
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The Reverend and Mrs. NJ. J. Cleveland
of Pine Ridge. 6. D., who are guests in the
city for a fortnight, are stopping at Hotel
Beers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ehehle of St
Louis avenue have been entertaining Miss
Nettie Scruggs Of Norwood. kas, during
the HOLIDAYS.
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VI. >nys


GO 20 IN r,w colonial ~3e--ar-aIt.
Gru-Lw-y IL Locust Sd. TO- lin. -gEvi
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Doctor and Mrs. James NJ. Ball have re-
turned from an Eastern visit.
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been seriously III at her residence for a
month IS nov rapidly recovering ANA able
to be out
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Excellent Dining Cars ST. Louis 20 New
York every day on knickerbocker Special.
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SOCIAL CLUBS.
College and Class Pins-Mermpd & Jao-
cards.

SOCIAL CLUBS.
College and Glass Pins-Mermud & Jao-
cards.
Mrs. HOFFMAN Of No. 1886 Blaine avenue
entertained on Friday evening for her son.
Reyburn. There was music. games and
recitations by Wayne Wheeling and Adele
Lee. after which refreshments were served
to the young people. Those present. were:
Masters
R!skS H %neeiins. R Reqb M95f Hoffman,
Misses
Adele Lee. Enid Perkins.
Ruth Gregory, Florence Roeder.
a surprise party was given to Miss Olive
, Jones in honor of her birthday at her home.
i, 30. 1904 Indiana avenue After various
%games were played refreshments were
rerved. Among those present were
Esther Mellow. Gertie Jones,
Olive Jones, Ella Mellow.
= Carrie Sewers, Glades Cloak,
Title Hanmel. NageI.
Laura Meel. Schriekert.
Messieurs-
A. II. Stafford. Emil Lindeman.
d Albert Hurgerich, Klein.
Henry Drowen, George Patty.
J Big Four trains. St. Louis to CineIrnat:
40 1890 SIS u:3o
Ticket ofce. Broadway and Chestnut.
Z Mrs. s. Fling Of No. 1852 Westminster place
S1fertainei Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Two visiting ladies. who were Mrs. r. EMS
OF Nashville. Tenn. and Mrs. 5. Bloonen-
thal of Ell Paso. Tex. Luncheon was served
at : O'Clock. Those present were:
Mesdames-
r. Ellis. 5. Goldberg.
= W. 1saacs, l. Irepn,
Bloomenthal. A Goldsmith.
s. Lowenstein, s. Schoerbrun.
Il A. Baer. NJ. Lnwenstein.
y F. Bakro~. Al Cohen.
/, Z The Cottage Bowling Club held its regular
ineeting Fr!6ay evening. High scores were
made by Mrs. Asinger. Mrs. Gamewell and
pat Naloney. The following were present
Messieurs ard Mesdames-
Doctor Mack, VIM. FITZGERALD,
Ed Bodecke. John Asinger.
n ! Schueier. Pat Naloncy.
Mrs W. Gameweil.
Misses
: Kate Gamewell. Sue Ostrander.
Messieurs-
( Ed Gamewell,, John ostrander.
VIII Gameweil, Herbert j. WilIoh.
John Harper,
The Norfolk Girls will he at home to
+bair friends Friday evening. January q.
srba officers are as follows: Miss Minnette
RowIes. president; Miss Blanch King, vice
nres,dent: Miss Stella Ebeling. secretary;
fyss Lille Ebeling, treasurer: Miss Edith
Ntyers musical director; Miss Fried Claes.
Wiss MAY King. Miss Elizabeth Northof.
Reception Committee.
Z The Twentieth Century Sewing Circle was
rhen.ertained last Thursday afternoon at the
Nome of Mrs. II. Poehier of No. 400 Kos
suth avenue. An enjoyable afternoon was
sne,t. Miss Laura Pcehier PLAYED several
piano selections. Those present vern Mrs.
S1eldott. Mrs. W. H. Crunch. Mrs. II.
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Society Stationery-Mermcd & Jaccard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis of Chicago
are guests at Hotel Beers
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Howarth making the highest scores Of the
! evening The following M~n0etS pldNeu.
! Missss-
Marie Bowles. Jessie WlEGer.
Mary Miller. Christine Gund.l-
Louisa Sch!ette. hnger.
Mimi" Earnrnerle.
Nessieurs-
Arthur Allen. George j. Walsh.
Charles Wyatt. Arthur HsrdrickSon,
Fred b. Howarth. Tilden +. Cree.
Arthur RheiDiande-, Arthur EuGanOSky.
The Mistletoe Bowling Ciub held its first
meeting of the season FRIDAY night, lanu-
uary 9. AT the Newstead alleys. st. Louis
and Ncwstead avenues. Among those pres
ent Were.
MeSSi.urs-
Jos. Douahue. Jake Jantzca.
John DOYLE. SEQ. klCst eTman.
Harry Food. Sam Nglley,
Clarence Wright. Andrew DiejTiCh.
Misses
Hope Kloste:man. Anna Hopkins.
Nellie Doyle. edna IelahUut,
Anna Gallagher. Anna Dunahue.
Glenn Branconier. SADIE CrosSman.
Florence MulCahy.
Mir. and Mrs Eucksrt.
Many high scores were made. and a very
enjoyable evening spent. Immediately after
the second game refreshments were served.
\ new bowling club. yet unnamed. spent
a pleasant evening at Raiders ALLEYS on
North Grand avenue last Tuesday evening.
of the ladies' Miss Irma Ichte-z aad Miss
MaiSie Shaw carried D" honurs Co- high
scores. Supper was served at 1880. Those
present We're:
Misses
Emma Lithuberry. Lois Becker.
Masie Shaw. ErTna IChterz.
company E Rainwater Rifles, gave their
fClrth informal dance o! the season Fri
lay. January 9. at the o3eDr. Among thoss
VINO enjoyed the evening were the fl ON
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WEBSTER GROVES.

Whist and E.uchre Pria~s-M.rmod 6. JAG
cards.
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ST. louis COUNTY SOCIETY.

Wedding Invitations and announcement
& JscCard's.
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company f RainWater Rifles gave their
fclrth informal dance of the season FIJI
lay. January 9, at the pfe)r. Among those
VINO enjoyed the evening were the fl ON
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II The Twentieth Century Sewing Circle was
! I entertained last THURSDAY afternoon at the
Nome of Mrs. II. Poehier of No. 400 KOS
suth avenue. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent. Miss Laura Pcehier played several
nieno selections. Those present verc Mrs.
y;eorre Never. Mrs. J. c. SNYDER. Mrs. VI.
S'eIdott. Mrs. W. H. Crunch. Mrs. II.
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Miss Olive Ziegengr.st will entertain with
a card party on Thursday afternoon. jan
uary Is.
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Miss Bess Morgan Of San Antonio. Tex,
formerly of St. Louis. IS visiting Miss Irene
Walker of No 1854 Morgan street.
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% d.
/ and
via
I
HaG.k
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Miss A. T. Dalton entertained the Mis-
tletoe Club of which she is a member last
Tuesday evening. in honor of her brother
Tom and Messrs. J. Mcmahon and J. Riley,
who have been home spending the holidays.
The home was decorated N holly. mistietoe
and evergreen. The evening was spent in
playing games. singing and dancing. At a
late hour a repast was served. Among
those present were:
Graham guardian., 1903-11-20
Flag Raising at MetcaIf.

The flag raising of the Metcali
schools last Friday evening was a
very decided success. The enter
tainment was held in the large
hall, which is at present being used
as one of the school rooms. A
large and enthusiastic crowd of
patrons and friends filed the hall
to overhowing, proving that the
pc ople of Metcalf are greatly in
terested in the public schools and
the making of good citizens. The
entertainment consisted of patrio-
tic songs and recitations by the
pupils, all of which were very
creditably rendered, the music be-
ing especially good. After the
children bad completed their pro-
gram q few remarks were made by
r. o. Martinez, who spoke to the
in Spanish, also a few
words of commendation by Judge
Shirley. As the moon was now
shining in all its glory in the can
yon the school marched out, fol-.
lowed by the audience and gather
ed around the flag pole. Old
Glory was then slowly raised as
"The Star Spangled Banner" was
sang as a solo by Mrs. Love, Of
Clifton, and just as the flag hoated
out on the night breeze, the school
The whole entertainment,
its management and the training
Of the students reflected great
credit on the teachers, Misses
Shirley and Snedecor. Metcalf
,an we'll feel proud of its schools
md teac chers.-ErG.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-20
MORENGl NEWS.
From Ell OBRERo

FROM Ell oBRERo
A. F. Malone narrowly escaped
losing his arm in belt on one Of
the engines at the concentratol
last week and was only saved by
the timely shifting of the belt by
his working companion. As a
consequence of the accident Mr..
Malone was bothered for several
days with an extremely sore arm
Chas. l.. Rawlins, district attor-
ney of Graham county, spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Morenci on
business. This is Mr.. Rawlins'
first visit since the strike and he
was somewhat surprised to find
the camp in such a prosperous con.
dition. He left on Wednesday for
Bisbee.
Gid Thompson and Sam McMil-
liam have just prepared small
shipment Of ore from their gold
claims at the mouth of Morenci
canyon. Judging from the assays
of the ore, they expect to receive
very favorable returns and they
will make large shipment from
the same lode the early part of
the year.