The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-17
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Eugene A. Hart OF st. Louis is spending q
the son of Mrs. Mary E. Hart: hostess Of the
Alaska building at the Worlds Fair: -,
Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Ellis of Dallas, Tex
are visiting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Cope Of St Louis spen, The
Colonel W. @. palImeyer G.,
Miss Anna l. Martinique Of Fort smith.
Misses Carrie BONN and Anna Murray re.
turned Tuesday from WarrensburE. where they
attended the Normal summer school.
k Doctor af, charles a sIe Msase 1 a.h family ta :se G family Mfad g:
Mr. John G; t IS dePaFt 3D., Monday for ST.
LS Mrs. to ar T I Ia 5sm MSaiG and Oar Daughter virginia
Of lola. Kas; are visiting her parents. Mr..
aH Mrs Mrs; stephen TSo GhsPn sSs sister. Mrs. c. p.
Allbritain, returned Monday from a vfsis 20
'A fhe St RsT:;rs aEi' " " F. p H Fa'i,;'S xn is the the CUES,
last week of Nj, sempIe in St; Louis: attend
in Mr she F fora @ his, eae r sanRsa' TSs:day from
Colorado. where she spent a month with her
Nj. and Mrs. J. B. Hogchin are entsrtain!ns
Gavin OF Indianapolis. md. and Mrs. Coppedse
Mrs. 9. IL: Manchester dsparseS MOn@Ssy, for or
Mrs 'f Ben F. seWafd and Children of re1as,
who have been visiting relatives IN this city.
departed Thursday for Springfield for a short
Mr. ana Mrs. Franci, NJ. cockrell of New OF.
leans are guests OF the latteTs parents. MI. and
Mr.. and Mrs; S. Houck McHenry departed on
benadf 6f f IL. f ferGer .'i health aPh." iD1 III .s
&. VIII Schott OF Kansas city. on the way to 81,
Louis, stonped of a few days to visit his mother
Mrs win Curry and children Mr.. and Mrs,
Gordon ra departed THURSDAY for st. Louis. where
they have rented a nat for a short period at me
Miss Hattie Gordon; Miss Grace Parker Miss
81. Joseph depart to-inorroW Tor south haven
Master Hall Shackelford and sister. Agnes.
Sather' congressman shackelford. and enjoy a
few days at the WORLDS Fan. ou ,vs
in st. Louis last week.
Mrs Kohn Boone was among the 81 Louis
Mr.. Fannie and granddaughter,
Miss Alice Rowe Of Kansas City. after a WISH
Mr.. and Mrs. LAWSON Price entertained at
cards Tuesday evening the members OF the
omplimentar 10 Mr.. and Mrs. cassius Clay OF
Bolivar. Miss. Prizes were won by Mrs. cay,
w w (. G < delicious lunch completed
the delightful evening" $780, -. o,.,
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. A: |. Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Craven and Doctor ]. S.
Judge and Mrs; James 2. Fox depart Fsst
and a1das s2sptd a week Mss ST % %outsa al Fox eae'1 viii iii be 9TH the
guest of friends in ST. Louis In the absence OF
Miss Alma Gass entertained the members of
the Saturday Club last week informally. One
the dainty lunch served. the table beins dec
Grated in sweet peas.
removed to kansas city to. reside. spent tbs
last week here with his wife at the home OF
The citizens have been making great prepara-
tons for the entertaining of the Democratic
in consequence social functions have been
abandoned for a week or more. A number of
and brotherst TO not Only see the workings of a |
State Convention, but 10 visit the capital.
=tr amSns l sasSe week ei'U wars M NM MG john s fstF sf
S. F Jones, Joseph Reynolds. Miss Gresham
fns Mrs ana and M? MIS- Geor sasI j vaughan departed
Friday for Las Vegas. \. NJ. to join their
neic.; who is gone there for the benefit OF her
Mrs. A. F. DOMAIN Of Joplin will spend this
week with her brother. Sam Kellar. and FAM
Burton Fox Of Independence, son Of Captain
is visiting his friend. Charles Heinrichs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bay Fleming have returned
", the home Of the Iatters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. WoolfOrk.
o'clock dinner wednesday, evening. eomIpali.
mentsry to their guests, Misses Ruth Num-
Chiliicothe. The table was decorated in mas
turtiums and the menu most inyitins. The
cunens; Mayme sarman, Stella Wagner and.
quite a gumber of young persons at a lawn
lsrty Thursday evening. complimentary to their |
sister, Miss Lima Tweedie. The lawn was
prettiiy decorated in lanterns and the house
illuminated, where. later in the
music WAS enjoyed
Miss Rosaline Reid entertained the members
Of the Galaxy Wednesday from 3 to 6. The
afternoon was spent very informally. ending
with a delicious lunch.
Colonel r. p. Williams entertained his wife
and three youngest daughters from Fayette last
week.
Mrs. G. B. Carstarphen and daughters. Misses
Halle and Ethel. spent last week with friends
n 81. Louis. Mr.. Carstarphen and little daugh-
ter. Helen. Joined them Thursday.