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


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In spite Of the fact that Nh. Tony
Faust, ST. was houseb7uud during the holi-
DAYS at his hotel. in Nj badcn, on account
OF an accident. he was royalty entertained
hv 4 tri" Of Berlin friends. Mr.. Conrad
Uhl. who is termed Tho 'hotc! king OF
Germany. expected the FIUStS - spend the
holidy with him and his family at his
famous hotel. the Bristol. in Berlin. In
answer 20 his invitation. he was informed
thai the doctor would not permit Mr.. Faust
to travel before a month had passed. While
Mr.. Ihl. who frequently comes TO America.
WAS disappointed. ne knew of 4 way TO see
his friend Tony" in spite of distance and
the winter season. So he asked two init
mate friends to accompany him to Nitshl-
den via automobile. The party left Berlin
Friday. December -. arriving at EisenaCn
at : O'Clock that evening. They remain, d
over night and resumed their journey early
the next morning. reaching Wiesbaden sat
urday, the 10Th. at 3 y. m.
Tn" two friends who accompanied Mr..
Uni we're Mr.. carr Aschincer. proprietor oI
tWeuty-scven restaurants in Berlin. all OF
which are supplied from a central kitchen.
and Mr.. William Neumann. another famous
Berlin caterer. whose specially * the ar
rangemeut of large ~bauquets and weddings
in his own establishment. which is arranged
IN spacious halls and rooms for that pur-
pose. Mr.. Uni is one Of the most charming
Germans who ever visited ;hts country.
baby daughter arrived at the Bristol a
little over a mnnth aro and vas named
aIte after preeidanf Bo"s"vcit:s darrr-
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can flag flying, from the top of it Mr..
c!dent. and With his family will go either
to Nice or Nervi at the end of January.
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a party OF young ladies ana sehttenien
Wa eh'srtalned az the nome OF MISS >tdtti
games and music. and a supper was served
Among those present were:
Misses
Clara NoellinScr. Mary Stoltz.
BelltNi!le. ILL.,. Eas; 81. Louis;
Kathleen Waigand, Edna Moss.
81. Louis; St. Louis.
Nayme Delmon.
MessieurS-
Henry Bretell, FRANKLIN NarSand,
81. Louis: Bellcriile:
Horace porc. Philimore Wagner,
Rel!pyiIlo. RClieville:
Alphons StoItz Frank NOellinger,
SprinsfeId iii. Relleyille;
Corneiius Noellinper Cornelius Stoeckle,
Belleville. Edm. StoltZ,
East s.. Louis.
A surprise party was given to Miss Ma
Iaie SeibeI of No. 2739 Miami street Satur-
day evening by some OF her friends in honor