The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
SOCIAL CLUBS.
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Tho F-leur de Lis Musical and Dramatic
Club held its regular meeting the past week,
having one of the finest programmes OIL en-
tertanment of the summer season. This
was arranged by Miss Bessie Musick. After
the entertainment a repast was served by
Miss Belle Colonnat. Those present were:
Misses
Bessie May Music. Pauline Jones.
Belle Colonna. Alice Jones.
Messeurs-
Robert c. Ellis August Wepfer.
Edward J. Muslck.
Through sleeping cars St. Louis to Bos-
ton, every day in the year, via Big Four.
The Tag Club gave a swimming party at
MUegge's Natatorium last Thursday morn
O'Toole, Bertha and Estele Ho!locher. Bes-
sic Stewart. Kate Gescrick, Isabelle Werd-
ling and Fannie Mccarthy
The Worlds Fair City was very strongly
represented during the month of June and
part Of July at Alexandria,. Douglass Coun-
who spent several weeks fishing at Geneva
Beach. which is two anu one-half miles
from AleSantria. The garty consisted of
known as Pat Saunders: August Kasting,
VIII Ven Doren and mother. Joseph Timpe.
{. c, Beail, wife and daughter; f: S. Pur-
dy and wife. James Nuge;t and Doctor
Patton. Mr.. Saunders broke the record by
catching durin" his stay three bass weigh
HNe, I'VE ana OGe-Quarter ana IlVe ana
three-quarters pounds. Mr. Timpe carried
off the honor for weight on the wall-eyed
pike Tor jack salmonl with a siS-pounder.
pound pickerel Charles Beall stood second
In honors by catching a nine-and- three
quarter-pound pickere{ While Mr.. Purdy
did not catch any heavy weights. yet he
caught the largest amount of pounds.
A pleasant evening was passed at the
home of Mrs McCarty. No. 1851 Belt ave-
was rendered. which made the evening very
enjoyable. The feature of the evening was
solo given by Miss Florence McCarty,
after which a repast was served
Among those present were:
Helen McCarty. Maude Harris.
Florence McCarty,
MessIeurs-
Edgar Carson. Joseph McCarty
Charles L. Swami.
Mrs McCarty.
Mrs. Gable and her daughter. Miss
Mamie. entertained Mrs. Mamie b.
Conkling and her sketch class last Friday
at her country home in Webster Mrs. ri.
w. Lee was also a guest. The sketches
of Mrs. Phinps and Miss Bouquet We're es-
pecialiy good.
A surprise lawn party was given to Mr.
Fl. Kruger on Friday night by his friends
The lawn was decorated. tafpaulins We're
laid and dancing enjoyed until a late
hour.
Those present were:
Misses
Nettie Schaper, Nettie Niemann
Gussie Schaper, Pearl Brue gamann,
Katie Lang. Mart ha Waikiki mp,
Belle Schaper, Hulda Vahlkamp
Ida StoffreGan. Lydia Schneider.
Julia Niemann, Alma Buechtere
Alvina Swenson, The Misses Scharr
Clara Nahlkamp, The Misses Wagner.
Messieurs-
Otto StoffTegan, Charles Grupe,
John Lang. Frank Finch,
William Schaper, Val Schorr
Edwin Schaper, Alfred Kruger
Edwin Wagner, Doctor Miller,
Aug SwenSon, Dusinan
Charles Swenson. knoer!e
Homer Siegler, Griffinkamp
Messleurs and Mesdamcs-
lily. Schaper, William Brandt
Al SchapeT, Charles Swcnson
II. Kruger. Merlin.
William Danse
Mrs. Aug. Nietnann
Letter Regsters-Merrod & Jaccard's
A jolly crowd of young folks enjoyed an
outing on the steamer Corwin II. Spencer
last Tuesday. Dancing and euchre were the
amusements Of the day. After leaving AL
ton for Piasa repast was served on board
All the ladies wore white gowns and laSse
picnic hats. Among those present We're:
Miss Nellie Bond.
Mesdames-
Rhalasl G sshmick = Yea aed"ic'
Thomas Bond. Sidney B. Sublett
L. Day. George W. Allan
Messieurs-
Thomas Bond, L. L. Ridsley
=. Davis,
Miss Dora Keller of No. Jo95 DaImar boule-
ward entertained friends Tuesday even
ing in honor of her birthday. Music and
other amusementS We're INDUCED in until "A
late hour. Supper was served at IL o'clock
Those present were:
Misses
Edna APPEL. Eida Stlaube
Etta Straube. Grace Elane
Louise Ellis, Tillie Berger,
Anna Rink. Julia Keller.
Lille kampmeinert,
Messieurs-
John Rink. John Keller
Edward kriep. Elmer Straute
Charles Berger. Arnold SaXer.
Henry Hoffman. Edward Keller.
A pleasant day was spent at Creve Occur
l.1Ee by a party of young neople last week
Fishing and rowing We're the features Din
ner was served at 1 o'clock. After dinner