The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
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Miss Ju!is;ta BarrieFas is visiting rela-
tives in New York.
Miss Lor!e Brown returned SATURDAY.,
from Chicago and dspartcu Tus St!ay To jpia
ner Ia:H.ly 81 Cha-!evoiX.
Friday el en.I: Mrs. olaf MoSensen en-
teltained few friends al dinner. the
guests were Mrs. John 5. Collins. VI SIS
'.ancss Brunner. Lau.a Biunrer. Harriet
Coli!ns. Messrs Harry Webster and Cnari )
Collins.
Miss Kate King has gore to orion. Mich.
to join her sister. Mrs. +Arti w Is. Amber.
who has been there some time.
Miss Mary Vaughan dsra.ted this week
Mrs: Lorraine + jones'. accompanied by
her daughters. the Msss Fontaine anl
Mildred: will depart in a few days for We
quetonsinS.
Mrs. l. NJ. Graves of Lafayette avenue.
ST. Louis. has been spending a few Gays
with Mrs. John II. spalding.
Miss Mary White entertained party
with tennis last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Shepard Knapp; who has been visit
ing her s.ster. Mrs. L.. F. Jones. has re-
turned to her home in ST. Louis
Mrs. l.. 7. Potter departed last week for
Colorado. where she will remain till Sep
tenber.
Alice Franklin and Mrs. Vaughan Hck-
man, have gone TO Halifax for two months.
Doctor and Mrs. G.. a. Dunnavant de-
parted for the Northern lakes. Doctor
Dunnavant will take only short vacation.
but Mrs. Dunnavant may remain month
after his return.
daughter. Miss Katherine. will soon go 10
Wequetonsing for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. Salveter and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. II. Clayton are at Lake Mime
tonka for the remainder of the season.
Judge and Mrs. ". W. Keyser and sons
have returned from a visit to his parents
IN Minnesota.
Miss Frances G. Wilde has returned from
a visit TO Tcrre Haute.
Mrs. J. Will Finiay. with her two young
est children. spent several days last week
with her mother, Mrs.. Gillian. at her home
in Manchester.
TIL, Sunday school OF the Methodist Church
held their annual picnic THURSDAY. They
were driven to Fenton in large wagons and
held the picnic on the banks of the MeTamec
River near there.
Mrs. Jessie C. Morrison and her lit
tie daughter. Jessie. spent a few days this
week in ST. Louis.
Friday evening the relatives Of Mrs, Ed
win Finlay of Seaman avenue gave her
surprise party. the occasion BENZ the an
niversary Of her BIRTHDAY. Among the
iuo. j. viii Finlay, George Mitchell. Charles
p. Carman and their families.
c mrs hins s4a ehi ,a our
guessing contest dainty refreshments
were ser"ed; Mrs. c. L. SNYDER OF 81.
guests were Mrs. J. II. Heimbuscher. Mrs
Frank W. Suck. Misses Agnes Elankeueier.
Cornela Brossard. Ida Brossa-d. Martha
Brossard. Mary McMullen. Teckla Luepkin.
a party of voting persons from s.. Louis.
under the Chaperonage of Mrs. Dennis De-
voy. came out las; evening 10 surprise Miss
Claude S!egel. The time was pleasantly
passed In music and dancing. Among those
Present were Misses Lucille PeugDet. Ophe-
LA Lange. Ada Glenn. Tessie Nidelet. May
Knott. Amelia Wirfs; Messrs. Eugene De-
voy. Frank Cor1elI Dan Siegel. Clarence
Dewey. James Signaigo Arthur Sle=el Louis
Finn. Herman Bruenjcs. Hugh Siesel,
George Ringer and John Smith.
The following guests are registered at the
kirkwood Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bore. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Vrooman. Mr..
and Mrs. George n. Moore, Miss Carrie
Van r. Ashcroft. Theodore Ashcroft ID.
W. Bradley, W. \. Ronaidson. Carleton Nc
Rae. l.. Scott Smith. W. r. Hustled A H.
Thomas. W. c. Richie. W. NJ. Alexander,
w. r. Weir. W. II. Sackett. E d. Yoast.
Mrs. John II. Spalding and Mrs. Ed II.
Henderson will chaperon picnic party TO
Meramec Highlands on Thursday. July 90.
Mrs. o. j. Mudd. assisted by her daugh-
ter. Miss Ellen, gave children's party last
Thursday for her little daughter. Imogen.
and her cousins. who are visiting from St
Charles