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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

girls have it. the men are a thousand
times worse
Men Tor social purposes are an un-
known quantity. The census shows just
as many men in the city a. ten years
ago. but I'll wager that a big ball given
at 4 private house now could boast Of
only the very young college set OF men.
who have not had time TO get spoiled
and that not a corporaTs guard OF the
real live men Of the town, the representa-
tive men anywhere from = to ~. who are
unmarried. Who are actively engaged In a
prof, ss!on or a business. who live conf
fortabIy in bachelor quarters. who 90 TO
Europe Fummerly, who belong TO the
University or any one nf the mems clubs
where they can have their EmokC-tallls.
their masculine dinners. and their own
comfortable bachelor good times. not one
Of them. I say. would put in an appear
ance. Why. they won't even accept our
dinner Invitations. II You'll believe me.
this is an actual experience Of mine last
spring" lowering her voice. as the others
drew their chairs closer:
4 won't tell you his name. but you all
know him for a bachelor Of intelligence.
means. good looks and excellent family.
He stands for something. have always
known his mother. and when little Edith
Manhattan. my cousins daughter. came
West 10 me for short visit I planned a
dinner for tho second night OF her stay
and sent him note Of invitation.
He rang me up by telephone the day
he received it. Just fancy,
How large is your dinner to be. Mrs.
Blank he asked. after remembering TO
thank me for the invitation. I was so
astonlshed at the query that I actually
told him. instead Of politely cutting short
the conversation.
We'll. I make il a rule never 10 80 to
large dinners. hut as you and mother
would never let me hear the last Of it If
didn't come. suppose that ! will have To
put in an appearance. But now. see here.
Mrs Blank. Don't you give me a debu-
tante to take out. ! simply can't stand
those young fry They bore me to the
limit OF distraction with their insuiTerable
chatter about their first party and how
timid they are and what their set does.
as II anybody cared a sixpence about their
set-and they giggle until my head gets
dizzy. Now please don't give me bud
for my dinner partner
Il told him sharply that he would take
out whatever girl that 1 chose TO select
and ended the conversation. The idea Of
his impudence! Preposterous,' finished
the matrUn. Indignantly
"Of course, he IS dreadfully spoiled and
rude and all that" said the matron with
the lace cape, but you must admit that
he is right about some OF the young girls
They are not trained in how TO behave
and what to talk about, and they make
themsmeives ridiculous and untnteresting
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ans Sunshine Society Of the Kings High
way Cumberland Presbyterian Church
rendered an interesting programme-an
afternoon Wtth-FDUuy-1u "Wednesday
afternoon TIL" crowd was so Large that
the meeting wis held boo the main audi
tOrlEm of the church
The special study was the ''Idylis OF
the King The pastor. the Reverend Co
lumbus Polk 81, dsou. read "a paper ON
IehhNSon Miss MIhle Stone played
hlmenuol Ostruw.' by Rubiustciu The
legend OF King Arthur was read by Mrs
h"brft r. ArmSiTonE- MrS Taylor Ber-
HIrd read an interesting uaucr ON the
Knights Of o." Round Table
The climax Ui the afternoon was reached
IN the ~onE. 't,iaiues The Lily Maid OF
Ast9lat.' which was sung By Mrs. Elmer
r Fruman- She was 40 her hest She was
accompanied hy Miss Rnsa pfalffer p!ano
and Miss Alice l-ayat. violin
Mrs. Isaac ". orr - president OF the
society and Mrs TayI1r Rrruar,I chair
man cf the literary department The lit
eraTy meetings a-e held once a month.
Regular meetings are halI every second
and fourth TUESDAY afternoon at Z o'clock
she Words Fair
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20 degree that all their youthful prCtu-
ness will not oveTbalancc.
But one vital reason why the eligible
men. the ones We would like 20 sce with
our daughters. the ones that Mrs. Zib.Iine
calls the live men do not RESPOND is he
cause social obligations mean so much cH-
penss. Girls demand ~ much. = tho
ater costs never less than SO. with cab
hire gone way UP and a small bite 90 eat
aftsrward. besides the tickets. which must
be in the best part Of the playhouse. and
Tor which be must psy a premium II he
cannot stand In line for several hours
when the tickets are put on sale.
Dances cannot be included in most
mems category Of things social. hscauso
once in them a man must 20 to ALL and
he simply cannot afford 10 cxpend 50 much
Of his sleeping time in tripping over "a
polished floor. He Is used up for business
the next day. Il he does. AMI Is generally
unhappy.
For my part. e / had a daughter TO
Introduce I should give very small func-
tions. little dinners. with few men whom
I wanted her to know. little affairs 1T the
Country Club. Vhere she wouIG get used
20 people without being conspicuous 81 her
and luncheons where she would meet the
women. especially some Of the older ones.
whose savoir fsire she might emulate and
whose culture ard polish would be most
beneficial rs examples.
But I agree with YOU. that it IS a pre-
carious business nowadays. introducing
young girl to society"
Unique little cards OF Invitation wcrc
sent out last week by the Misses over
stoIz for a Halloween frolic at the Forster
residence. in Washington avenue, on the
night when elves and imps are abroad
The invitations were bright red. decorated
fancifulIy in water colors. with pumpkin
lanterns and various other symbols Of the
eve In question.
II has been some time since the s1pi-
table Forster mansion has resounded with
cayety. and these cards have aroused pleas
ant anticipations in the minds Of those
favorsd. since Mrs. Forster and her daugh-
ters have always kept from the beaten
pa;h in their entertainment arrangements.
and invariably surprise thsir guests with
something novel and interesting.
Several years ago the Spanish Club used
TO be entertained by this hostess with all
sorts Of ingenious plans and original
evenings Indications point 10 a re-
vivaI Of these festivities by Mrs. Forster
and her daughters. the Misses Lucille.
Katherine and Marie Overstolz-
Miss Ruth Espenschied has with her
Miss Helen Mairs Of St. Paul. who is be-
ing pleasantly entertained by the young
women OF her hostess's intimate circle.
Miss Gertrude Phillips gave a luncheon
one day last week for Miss Mairs. and
several other equally jolly functions have
been enjoyed, among them being a small
tea by Miss F1nkenbiner and a luncheon
by Miss Margaret Jackson.
st. Louis frlerds OF Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Morris. wife OF Albert J. Morris.
We're much saddened to learn OF her death
last week in SaE Diego. Cal. where the
Morrises have lived since their removal
from St Louis. She WAS the mother OF
the Misses Mildred and Harriet Morris
and has relatives in ST. Louis and Alton.
SERENA LAMB
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See ih. display Of japanese Art Goods
tomorrow 0n tile new balcony at Mermod
& Jac,ards-
The Twentieth Century Art Club held
its first meeting 81 the season at the resi-
dnncr of i1s president. Mrs. William
Becklcy. No. 81; Dclmar boulevard Mon
day morning. October l. There was i'm
purttut business and n full and prompt
attendance. During the past three years
Of study ihe club has reviewed the great
artistic sweep of the past, from classic to
modern. with Mr.. Martha -. Griffith rs
director. Under her guidance the club
mus tried o. trace the ART pulsings from
the tcutltivcs of CI'ugbue to the sub
Jectivity of Corot. Mrs. Grifiith's re-
searches and her great enthusiasm and
love FOR the subject give he- followers the
trI" impulse fOT study and make them
alive to the splendid activities at work
during uIc centuries. and the magnificent
world results The course this yelr will
BE- supplemented by studies in Worlds
Fair architecture. The club members have
the subjects Most Of the papers are Civ
IN orally. giving the effect OF delightful
conversation at first hand. and rs many
OF the members have been abroad their
talks derive Jhr added charm OF the per-
soual equation. Mrs. Eccklcy. the ur,eri-
dent. has been untirlng In her zeal and
executive ability. her warm heart ard
ing leader
Tile Programme for Monday morning
vas as follows. Masters OF Marine pic
lures" AIiss> Higgins: "Discussion . NJ
johnston. Joseph HiTmnn: His Pictrfr.s
OF Christ" Mrs. GalliEans ''Conyersa-
ten. Mrs. ingalls,.
The last meeting OF the Ten o.CIoct
Musical vas held at the home of Mrs O
J. BsrWick. No. 80 Fairmount avenue IN
october a. The following Programme was
given
Impr0mptu On p major. .seb,bs-.
Miss zine Hambuechen.
Miss C5finne English 'i's'n
fian2 study Heller
M-s. OivsT HarWicE. " ''s''e'
Ia Hahauern S.Euiiils-Carmfrl .......... BTrrf
YIr~ ". II Watson
RusamC1de JNarlatI1nsi Schubert
Miss Elsa Lang.
NJ S,1rinns EnEi!sh.
The next meeting s. TO De held at the
homo ~ Miss Lily Luyties. No. ii5s Lin
dell boulevard. on October y
Many society leaders and representative
club women were among the large number
who atterded the opening OF the Literary
Symposium al Hotel Beers Thursday
morning Mrs. VIM y. Anderson and
Others assisted Mrs. Grlinth IN receiving
The Louisiana Purcnase ENpositons
What l. H. was answered ty Mrs. Grif-
nth IL her own way after the press and
orators Of the day have exhausted the
subject However. the audience seemed
10 realize anew the vastness OF the great
Undertaking This cluo VIII Study tnls
season art and architecture. with special
reference 10 the Worlds Fair The topic
for next Thursday morning Is The Art OF
the Architect"
Ths literary department Of the WOm-
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nue.. to Mr.. Andrew Smith % No. 5l25
Adams strrDt. the Ccr"mouyC being per
fu-m.i go 81 Mllrrhy'S church. the Rev
cTyuI Father Rollins otiici ting.
Miss Josephine HCnuCS~Tv. "a cousin Of
th" hTii'. was maid OF honor. and Mr..
John Higgins assisted as hest man. In
thv evening a. supper. In which only the
immediate relatives and friends uf the
&C. trlrtiuC parties participated. was
served al the home Of the brides parents
The couple departed on a midnight train
for a brief honeymoon. and on their re-
turn Will ru 20 housekeeping at No. eSI7
Adams street
The most beautiful trains are those Of
the Big -Four 80 New York and Boston.
Miss NIrrsr.t Myerscourh of St louis
Mo. aus str. Simon FLYNN OF Leav-u-
uwrtH. HAS. were married at O'Clock
mass az Holy A1-' T. Church ON Wedns-s-
day October ii- The uu.E attendants we're
Miss Agnes SWIM. sister uf fh,, bride
groom. and jos, ph MysTs-s.UEh. brother Of
the bride After IN, ceremony q breakfast
was served 40 the home Df the bride. No
-afNA EutEcr street. The couple left for
their homr IN L.avenworth. Has. where
they will gp 10 housekeeping. They were
thr recipients uf many handsome pres
eUts.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas \ Clcage. Jr..
have ISSUED cards Ivr the marriage Of their
SiStt-. Carrie ksGlui BeldrTiCk. 10 Doctor
Charles -. Potts. ON "Wednesday evening.
October -. az % o'clock: No. 551i Chamber
lain avenue. Al home after November 10
The Washington.
Mr. ami Mrs John Augustus Gamble II
No. .tiN Mcpherson avenue have issued
invitations 10 the marriage II their daueh-
ter. Cordplil. 10 Perlec Ellis Burton. The
ceremony Will b. performed al o'clock
on ths evening uf Thursday. October -.
at Centenary NJ. T.. Church. the Reverend
Doctor MCMUrry. pastor, officiating.
NJ grs NJ T..r,ag 4. Chic f,-,.c g--,,,.1
invitations Iu- tue wedding reception OF
their daUghf'r. olivia Maria. and Doctor
F'reelaud !. Dunn on Wednesday after
noon NoVgulhc~ T. at No. I0z5 North
Grand avenue. from i2 until : o'clock. The
marriage viii take place on the morning.
OF the same dIy.
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Al THE rHEATERs.

Tn" new JIuauCs, Art Balcony will be
opened tomorrow. You are invited tn So.
tins magnificent display st M-rmod &
Jac'ard> kTu.cway and Locust.
a crowd oi young people spent an enjoy
able evening at gallery party ON last
Tuesday evening at the Olympic Theatsr.
The party was ctiITCruEtd by Mr.. J. O~-
car Bccck, and amCnS those at the pasty
We're
Misses
Lillian Dahiau. Rachel Hurst
Lena Reiuield. Celia EeiTfeid.
Jessie Thickitt Kathryn Jordan
Agnes Msssmuu.
MEsSieurS-
Albert KTause J oscar Rosck
Morning. Noon and Night. Big F0u-
trains leave 81. Louis fOr Cincinnati
The +. r. ?. gave a gallery party al the
olympic Th.ater Saturday. Octobe- 10
Ih"r we're chnleTuuei by Mr.. EmUy
Feuerhachor auf NJ. T.. Bussck. After
the gallery party there was q luncheon ,t
the home of Mrs. T. Busa. K. Those pres
eEt were.
Miszes-
Emily Scholz. Cora SrN1a-rr-,r-
Ihrt sit Icn"j"- EUli8 HAIRS
berE- Erisla Peters
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fishing party last Friday at her home. No.
800 Cook avenue The invitations WeIG
sent ont IN the shape Of a fish cleverly
ueu-SkttChed dud cut out. Tine decorations
OF the pgrlOrs further carried out the
scheme by being draped with irnmens-
fish sriueS in which were caught here anu
there pEpicr maChe fi-ncS. nets and fish
poles. NguariuUS with goldfish were
placed around the rooms.
During the course tf the evening
fish gueSSiuE contest was enjoyed. FISH
r,citatious and anecdotes given and an
angling contest for q uvc-pOuud bass, the
angler being bi.uu:C'dei.
The MISS Leonard. Brown. Bowling
AMI CieuS'rZsr dressed as fshornaidcns
and helped -srvc r. freShmeuts which con-
sisted Of lobster a Ia Nawters. FISH sand
wirhes ice cream and caEr cut in fish
forms amt fruit
The merry evening closed with par
lOr sketch entitled - Parcel Of fish.
by Mrs and Miss GonSliUger- Those who
the Misses Ida ami Elizabeth EllicOcRe
Brown and MesSrS. NcClOUd and Chenet.
Through sleeping gears. st. Lo-is TO Bog
ton. every day IN the year. Via Biz -Four.
at the residence II Miss Christina HOuSen,
No $50 Lsmp avenue. Wednesday even
linz GctuErr H. Instrumental as we'll as
v0ca. selections were rendered.
Among the events OF the past week was
a surprise parry given Thurs las 10 Miss
Nfami.. r. DoyIc of No. f34j North Market
street by friends in honor cf her birth
day. At = O'Clock "a luncheon was served,
after which the guests danced and en-
ioyei themselves until an early hour
Those present Were.
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Personal MENTION.

Fine Diamonds-MermOd & Jaccard's.
Mrs. Kent Waite Ford and son OF Chi.
caGo have returned to the city and are
at the Hartford.
Miss wOllbrinck entertained her cousin,
Miss Lille Jennings Of Ccntralia. Mo, the
past week.
-Four trains day. st. Louis to Cincin-
natl. via Big Four. Parlor. sleeping. din
ing cars
Miss Sadie Hobson and sister Miss
Abby. Of Edwardsville, Ill., spent last
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.

Society orc=y-Mcrmod & Jaccard's.
Mrs. John EIoosor Of No. ~ Hickory
street entertained e party Uf friends Fri
day evening iu honor Of h"r daughter
Mr~- \ g.. Jewell. who inns just returned
from her honeymoon. after spending sew
ersl months iu the East. Those present
were
Misses
pcrathea Rsmmini Agnes Y. Tucker.
Cora Jest. Lou Lesser.
IDA Jost. Martha Lee.
July SyhprtS Jessie Wright,
Minuette Syberts. Matilda Trent.
Leu E Tucker.
Mesdames-
James EawdCr. Hsuje. Ind.
Morris HalIoTlu. r n. BloeSer.
Ralph Davis. Torre + H. Elocser-
MesSieurS-
Watt Talbot. Harry Redmon.
7. II. Callahan. NJ HouSer,
Dave Levy. chi VIII Eurch.
Cago. Fred Buehue.
g =. WOudHrly. Charles Berry. Chi
Ira Jewell. Chicago. caEo-
An enjoyable event Of the past week was
a party given in honor of Mss Donahue
Saturday night at the residence OF Mr..
and MrS- WilIermaa Of North 81. Louis
Their. was yOcdl and Instrumental music
ani games until "a late hour. after which
a rCpast wis served. Among those present
yIi.s:-- Mis-;
II
Vera Wildgrmau, Laura Stcmme,
Ida kasSiUc, Clara Rehers.
Anna Hahn.
Me-sicurs-
Percy Wilderman. Walter Benz.
OsCIr George. Professor Neiman,
Willard Bnrlin=. Harry Duksr.
Anthony Rchers.
Last Sunday evening Mrs. Annie Sulli-
van entertained q party of friends In
honor Of her neicc. Mrs Annie Cox. who
s visiting St Louis.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Wsisert OF No. 1873
Victor stree entertained young people one
evening Inst week In honor Of their son.
Albert. and daughter, Miss Ida WeiSert.
0f the South Miss Weisert and her
brother expect To return shortly before
the holidays. Vocal and instrumental Sc
lsCtious rendered by the merrymakers
added to the pleasures ~ the evening.
At n o'clock dainty refr5 shmeuts were
serve J. Among those who enjoyed the
evening were:
MisseS-
MarEare,ha Kncp- Tillic Fritz
pCr. Bertha HertweCk
Maud HertweCk. Athcla Weber.
Hilda Weber. Laura krample-
Pearl Wand. man.
Lillian Allen lila WeiSert
Nell Cuunley RiCt Penn.
Amy Pashall. Ida Wcisert-
Messieurs-
George Hemmcn. walterTraber.
Frank Rogers. Walter Buck.
Walter Fritz. George MeiCk.
Jul Iehnauu Fred Miller,
Walter Fellows. III Walsh.
Fl WC!Sprt. I'd lNorOen.
Aulph KIeifCth. Al Wcisert-
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. c H Gerslinser entertained with a
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MISS HETTIE VANDEN BOOM.
or Quincy. ILL.,. who g. the guest OF Miss
Josie Loire Of No f19 Olive stret.
has been pIt forth 90 make il a success
Hauu-um. Invitations have been issued.
excellent music has been secured and all
the arrangements have, been of the high
cSt order The hall iz now being decorated
and haiu- uut tu she best possible cundi-
tiOn for the dancers.
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Mr u m IL.

Late Or the GeugEiI-SIln1suu Furniture
auG carpet Company. ~ now connected
with our decorating department. and will
he pleased Co see his friends and custom
ers.
]. KENNARD & SONS CARPET co
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\ surprise birthday party was given ~
Miss Kate Smith iu honor OF her friend.
avenue. Saturday evening. Mr. - J.
Walters rendered few selections on the
piano.
L D1uEher;y. r Roberts.
\. Barnes.
AR. Henry Hudson ~ No. 2751 Geyer
avenue entertained q few OF his frionds
saturday evening in honor OF his twenty
ur-t birthday Music and dancing were
the main ItuTeS Of the evering-
Among tEnS" present We're: Mr.. and Mrs-
9. J. Walker gf 81 Charles. Mo-; ID. H
Hutchiu--. Belgrade. Mo, Charles Bren-
necke. W g.. Hldzo1-
Misses
Litd NagcI I.enora Ahearu,
IrOutUu. No Josie Blom,
May Thompson. Stella BlOm.
Ella Hudson,
MeSSieur--
Willie Ahearn. EGdio Johnson,
Clark HutchingS Frank Hudson,
John Garner Joe Mcdonald.
Henry Hudson, Robert Hudson. A
Luther HutchinES.
\ musical was given Thursday evening"
by Airs. u. II. Langan Of No. $40 Locust
street in honor Of her daughter, Miss
AGNES who has Just returned from an e1-
tended visit West
Mrs. Jacob Mertz entertained friends
last sunday AT her home. in Webster,
wncre she received many handsome pres
ents and congratulations in honor Of her
fifticth birthday. The house was deco
rated; especially the parlors and dining
room. where palms. ferns. American beau
ties ami carnations were used In profu-
sion After delicious supper had been
served music and dancing became the fes-
tVrF Of the evening, and at late hour
tAs guests departed. Some Of those pres
cnt were:
Messieurs and mesdames-
Jacob Mertz, Gus Schultz.
Jack Mertz, Geo. Guserty.
Ernst NIcWilliams,
Mcsdames-
Rloemker, Simons.
Morrison,
Misses
Annie Murphy. Flora Bioemker.
Lydia Pudiwiter, Tillie Flagerty,
Marie Cahill, Lilly BlOemker.
Nora Nolles,
Messieurs-
Chas Nertz Dan Kelly.
John Cahill, Jake LINEN.
Jake Rayburn. Will Dickson
John Mundinger,
The AIgonquins. consisting Of VIII
El1stermaun. Arthur o Bricn. George
GrrIpc and Walter Raymond. will enter
tain Informally Friday evening at No. Ss+4
Olive street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Reynolds celebrated
their twentieth anniversary at their coun
try home. Jennings Heights October 4.
BY giving a dinner party. They received
congratulations. and were the recipients
OF many beautiful gifts. Among those
present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
J. ]. Broome. g. Cochins,
n. NJ Reynolds q. J. Judson,
e. 7. simmons F. Tinty.
Misses
Sarah Britt. Maebelle HalberL
Fannie Florence.
MesSieurS-
II. w Reynolds. G. F. Reynolds.
g. J. Reynolds, Walter Reynolds.
G p BrOOme
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On Wednesday evening. October q. Mss
Adelaide Teich OF the South Side will be
married to Mr.. Herman Weyerman OF 81.
Louis. The wedding viii BE- a quiet home
affair. and will be attended by only the I'M
mediate family and a few friends. The
decorations will Re OF pink and white The
Reverend II. Barthels. an uncle OF the
bridegroom. will perform the ceremony.
The young couple expect 10 reside at No.
2S27 Magnolia avenue
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SOCIAL CLIBs.
wedding G.rs-lIermod & Jace,rd.z.

Wedding Gifts AIermod 4 Jacc7rd'z.
Tnc .. r Bowling Club were enter
lained saturday evening by Mis- Nell
Kelly Of No. a5i4 GLASGOW ayeuus These
present were.
Misses
Louise HilliEan. Susie Siclles.
MessieurS-
VIII LIughlin. John PhUIirs
Jack b'Ngii Jack Smith
Ia gE@l. Edward Duudou
joe Baird Tush pa~.rius ~
Tom EeaEou MobarIy
Michael pCouuSI. g. n. Clarke.
CHARLES Oeheleq V l.. Moore
Doctor Burns
The Prince of Pilsen Club gave a bowl
InS party at Trimp's alleys last week.
High scores wgrs made by several OF the
laqi-s- Among those present We're:
MisSeS-
Myrtle BIaney. Edna sachse.
Nate shea. GuSsie Eitzfug
katherine Lacy
Me~~isurss-
James Smith. VIII Deuber.
Ernie Brinkman, Fred DierkS.
VIII MIlloy
The club win give It's first dance OF
the season on Thanksgiving Eve.
Mr.. Herman Weiss entertained the Nor
folk Girls Monday evening at No. Sqi4
Olive street with dance from ~ to l.
u'cluck- Aftsr the dancing dainty repaSt
was suJoyed NJ the Colonial Those pres
tut were
Misses
AIinnette BoVlcs. Elizabeth Nordofr.
Stella Ebcliug. Auua lord
Lillian Eb' ling. Lucille Ahi- rdorf
Freta fidCS.
NesSeurS-
Earry Hopkins. Fred Brausr.
Henry Sem. George tchtcrfZ
Waldru Bartlett Joe Roth.
Herman Weiss. J. n. uy Honey.
Edw- Rehagc.
a pleasant surprise was given TO Mrs.
H. = Burnett on her return from visit
10 Kentucky and Cincinnati by the MEM
hsTS Of the Golden Rod Eucnrc club at
priZeS were won nv Mrs- Anderson. Mrs
MCr-houSe and Mrs Will Mcclure. \ de-
liEhtfui luncheon wound uu the pleasant
afternoon Those present were.
Mssdames-
r. p Burnett, = ". WeStmen.
VIII Tismcu. y. Anderson.
y. Anselmi Fred Locker.
a Mast Il. Winters
Charles Norehousc. Edward 6. Peters,
W. Il. Mcclure. Flynn.
The members Cf the 1904 Polka Dot
Euchrr Club were entertained last week
by Miss Annie Flnri. No. sEN Juuiata
street Among those present were:
Misses
Mamie T.. Murray. Annie b. EoeStn"r.
Mamie q. Davis. Ihrcsia q LimIner,
Alice l.. Couuor. Annie Wittekamp.
LYDIA r NaCc'. Annie l. FlOri.
The prizes were awarded To Miss Zirn-
mer FIRST: Miss NaEcl second: Miss Annie
WIttekamp third. Consolation prize was
won by Mis- Mamie Davis.
The graduating class or the High School
gave a dance last Friday evening al the
Louisiana Hail Among those present
wcrt.
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Miss Lulu Schendier's enga cement to Mr..
Fred Schafer was announced at a party
last Thursday evening. The wedding will
take place October ~
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At the residence OF the officiating clergy
man. the Reverend Doctor Frank W. Luce.
pastor Maple Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Wednesday. October Il al Z. m.
Mr.. Walter kraeuki and Miss Jessie Pun
shon. both OF this city. were married.
They will be at home TO their friends at
No. l562 Goodfellow avenue. where they
have begun Housekeeping.
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quiet. but very pretty wedding OF
Wednesday last was that Of Miss Mamie
Corbett daughter Of AIr. and Mrs. J. :.
Corbett OF No. 612 South Garrison avs
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WEDDINGS.

See the New Art Balcony at Mernod &
JaCcarc's. Broadway and Locust
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The literary department OF the wom-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Mrs. c H Geuslineer entertained with
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
woMEN'S CLUHs.

Soc th. display Of JaTancse Art Goods
tomorrow "n the new balcony at Mermod
a. Jac,.lrJI'S
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Miss Mile N0cel of the South Side en-
tertained the OconUmowoc Club Tuesday
evening. After the usual meeting refresh
rncnts were served In the drawing-rOom-
which was claborately decorated with
mink carnations and palms.
Among the guests present were:
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