The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-30

Charles Niederioh. Edgar V. Calrner.
William Niederloh.
Mrs. Spencer of Page avenue entertained
in honor Of Misses Estelle and Mae Deming
OF the North End, Miss Boyce of New York
and Mr.. Robert J. McKrey of Kentucky.
Covers were laid for thirty. After supper
tarpaulins were spread on the spacious
lawn for dancing. while colored orchestra
play in the background. Among the
guests were:
Misses
Ruth Wilson. Elsie Hyatt
Myra Anderson, Maybelle Peters.
Bessy Clause, Mayme Smith,
Anna Ellis. Alice Boyce.
Mae Deming. E,Stelle Deming.
MesSieurs-
Walter Sinclair. Fred Spencer
James Wilson. Ed Guide.
Louis Davis Charles Dorf,
Jack Murphy. DIR. Ben Bona,
DIR. VIM. Clark, Robert McKrey.
A party of young people drove out to the
country in furniture Car at an early hour
last Sunday to spend the day as the guests
of Mrs. Trampe. Various amusements were
enjoyed. including dancing. music and
games. followed IN the evening by n de-
lightful dinner. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Applehaus.
Messieurs-
Will Huber. VIII vahIe,
Harry Gaus. Fred Gaus.
Leo Cummiskey. Will Harsman.
Misses
Lydia Volmer. Adele Harsman,
Ida Chadwick. Minnie Miller.
Kate Walsh,
Mrs. George Heege of Castleman avenue
has Just returned from delightful trip TO
Eureka Springs. Horseback riding was the
main feature of their stay. Among the party
Were:
Mrs. George Heege.
Lola Wachter, Bessie Smith,
Messeurs-
= a. c. Lynn. Harry McCarty,
Carl Rotteck J0reome Gabert'
Morning. Noon and Night. Big Four trains
leave ST. Louis for Cincinnati.
Mrs. II. Nicols OF Krkwood. assisted by
her mother. Mrs. Title Whealen, enter
tanned a party from the city on last Thurs
day. Among those present We're:
Mesdames-
John Whealen. Jr., D. Mclaughlin.
NJ. j. Whyte, E. j. Ryan, Jr.,
John Mcmahon, J. Seeger
NJ j. Whealen, r. j. Seaman.
Misses
Annie Ryan, Alice whealen.
NJ Mullen, Mary King
j.. Mckeilop Mamie Stanton,
Nellie Thornton, NJ. Mccarthy.
Mermod & Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust
On Thursday evening Mr. John B. Krie
ger gave musicale in honor Of Signor
Enrique Campobello barytone. Every one
present contributed his share to the pro-
Eramme. Those present were:
Messieurs-
Campobello. Joseph R. Brown,
Edward Sad-,,1 pterkes. ] p. krieser,
Gus Dickson, j. Fitzgerald
Sterling Jones, ID. ]. Macdonald,
Otto Dierker, Joseph Tracy.
MISS BISHoFF ENTERTAINs.
Miss Blanche Bishoff gave a reception
last Wednesday afternoon several
friends. Games. for which prizes were
awarded, We're INDUCED in, followed by a
delicious luncheon. The house was dec
GRATED with roses and ferns.
Those present were:
Misses
Blanche Bishoff Hazel Wainwright.
Ella Griesidick. Florence VAIN
Use Lungstras. wright,
Alice Lang. Hazel Klobasa.
Adele Make, marguerite Det-
Lucille Make. mer.
Alice Barns, Edna Stoke.
Lillian Allyn. kittie Angel
Edith Darnhorst, Julia Fernon.
An enjoyable event of the week was the
reception given by Miss Clara Pfngsten of
College avenue. Among the guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter.
Messieurs-
Barker, TheiaS.
Brown. Birkner.
Hirsche, F. PhnSsten.
Misses
Stocker. Birkner,
3. Ogden. n. Ogden.
C. Piingsten, Z. Pfngsten.
Ahlers,
The cars Ariel and Rover of the Transit
Company carried a jolly party of the mem
bers of the St. Louis Society of Accountants
and Bookkeepers and their friends for
ride over a selected route last Friday even
ing. Refreshments were served en- route.
Those In attendance were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
E. F. Holtgrewe, r. w Boisillier,
Herman koopnan, Louis Klein,
H. II. Lamping, George NJ. Dinges,
Charles Schuyler, Frank Malone,
Louis Wild, c. A. Sweetand,
Leo Widney, J. D. Horst,
Joseph Broerman, +. G. Hansen,
]. B. Bersch. A. J. Fischer
A II. Browne. d. I. Fucker.
Mr.. Charles H. Wurslin and ladies.
Mr.. o. +. Wright and ladies'.
Mr.. F. c. Carlisle and son.
Mr.. J. W. Hyatt and ladies,
Mr.. ]. H. Ahrens and ladies,
Miss Sweetand,
Mrs. Isabella Scott Fucker,
MIR. +. ]. Hill.
On Tuesday evening Miss Charlotte Kath-
mann OF Laclede avenue gave 4 whist COM
plimentary to her friend. Miss Leona lie
Van of Quincy, Ill. AFTER the game and
mental and vocal music were rendered by
Mr.. Ed Musick. Among those present were
Misses Alma and Clara Hutmacher of
Quincy. Ill, Pearl Hellache of Quincy. H.,
Winfrted Butcher Of Denver, Colo. Bessie
Musich. Ella Long, Linda Payne Margaret
Cato. Rush Murry; Messrs. Harry Cato. A.