The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-05
G. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Lilburn G
McNair

Miss Elizabeth Mitchell and Mrs. T.. D.
Porcher entertained the Jefferson Chap
ter. Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. last Saturday afternoon at the coun-
try home of Miss Mitchell at Benton. Mrs.
W g Chappell. the regent. presided
Among the visitors from out of town
were: Mrs. G. B. Macfarlane of Column
bia, Mo-. the regent Of the Columbia
chapter: Mrs. Macfarlane's niece. Miss
Tannehill of Texas. and Mrs. Alexander
Smith Of Tacoma, Wash.
The st. Loui Chapter Of the D. A. r.
was entertained Tuesday. May 81. by Mrs.
G.. Hogan at the suburban home of Mrs.
Rumsey in Webster Park.
Among the events of last week was a
birthday party given at the Farrell resi-
dence In honor of Miss Collette Farrells
thirteenth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Rehan of No.
SOL Kensington avenue entertained the
D. F. N. Girls on their new yacht Oar
~.tagnan' Thursday afternoon. The party
left the docks at = and returned ~ az Mrs .
Rohan about two weeks ago and this
was her initial trip. She is beautifully
furnished, to accommodate sixty people;
by Rebman were enjoyed. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Rohan.
Mr.: and Mrs, Ed Aronson, Mines. Mellon,
Brecht and the Misses Dierkes. Mitchell.
Hatton, Stole and Linday.
A surprise party was given to Robert
IngoIdsby last Sunday evening at his
home. No. 425s Humphrey street. Music
and dancing were the principal features
OF the evening. Those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
John Maeser, Emil Bartezki.
George Abel. William Ingoldsby.
Misses
Dora Maeser, Clara Schmidt.
Emma Macser Hilda Blankert,
Mabel Herman. Agnes Hendricks,
Flora Bartezki, Josie seise,
Theresa Steck. Ella 1ngoldSby.
May Herman,
Messieurs-
L. BallingalI. Charles Nelson.
William Morgan, Leo Merz..
Otto Gibbins. Frank Miller,
John Gibbins, William Herman,
William Mengel. Paul klameth,
Otto Humberger, William 1ngoldsby,
Walter Morgan, Robert InRoldsby.
William Chambers, John.Ingoldsby.
Company F. First Regiment Infantry.
n. G. NJ, celebrated their third anniver-
sary and first enlistment yesterday even
ing by a reception and entertainment.
bronze MEDALS ia ,. 6si1s awarded iva sens to charter cna5ter
~ ohN OhNs -.
The surprise of the evening was the
presentation of gifts to the officers of the
company, Captain Arthur 3. Donneliy
and Lieutenant E. l. Dorm. First Ser
geant Charles Elman. who made the pre-
sentation address, also voiced the senti-
ments of the members in expressing their
appreciation for the work in bringing the
company up to it, present state of mill
tary efficiency.
The member whose time expired. and
who received service medals. are as fol-
lows: Sergeant Charles Elman. Sergeant
William Lively. Sergeant Louis Piessner:
Sergeant Louis E. Brightield, Sergeant
Lloyd E.. Beers, Corporal John H.
Koecher, Private Walter ]. Kinds. Private
Max PfesSner, Private Dudley Shaw.
Mrs. Samuel Carson Mccormack and
Mrs. Clinton Paris Headly will be at
home to meet Mrs. Charles Robert Jamer-
son, on Monday afternoon. from 8 until
s o'clock, No. 576 Chamberlain avenue.
Miss Ora O'Neil OF No. $3.50 Sullivan
avenue entertained friends last Friday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
O'Neill and friend. Miss Lulu kolbt. After
games. refreshments were served. Those
nrcSenf wore. -