The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-17
HARDWOOD.

Il NOoD
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Jurden and their
daughter. Miss Vera, are at the kfrkwood
Hotel. while their home on West Monroe
avenue Is being completed and fitted up.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Winfield and family are oc-
c~upying the residence of the late James l..
Blair.
who had leased the Andrews place on Clay
avenue. have returned to ST Louis.
Mrs. J. II. Kicker and her sister; MISS
dianapolis. From there they VIII so 10
Buffalo to visit relatives.
Miss Margaret Cabeil. who has beer VS.
iting in Sewanee. Tenn, Is at home again.
Miss Dorothy Colt of New York is visit
ing Miss Efic Hough.
A party of young people, chapcroned by
Shields and l. F. Williams. .njoyed a
| dance at the diniug-room of the Inn at
Meramec Highlands last THURSDAY even
Marsarete Cabell. Constance Edwarts.
Florence wilkinson. Katharine Graft, FL
mira Coleman. Mary and Lucille Whit:
Shields. Cole. Timberlake. Messrs. Murray
Edwards. Philip White. Harry Ward.
Jerome Chambers. Harry DonoTan
G Goors and hye 6. 6. s semple. Brown w."
Miss Farmer and her brother. Eoyd
Farmer: who have been guests at the
home of T. B. Boyd, departed Friday for
their home in Orange. N. J.
Miss Fontaine Jones is home from New
York. where she has been visiting friends.
to Roston. where they will visit John E.
kinhball and then spend some time on the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace 3. Collins. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John =.
Collins. have returned to their home In
Now York.
A number of friends surprised Miss
Harriet Whyte Monday evening. Thu time
was spent in dancing and music.
George Brown is home from Yale Col
lege. Charles Collins from Columbia Uni
versity. New York. and Ed Barstow from
Harvard.
Lorraine F: Jones. Jr.. has returned to
Louisville. NY. after a fortnight's visit
to his parents. Captain and Mrs Lorraine
+. Jones.
Miss Georgia Biggs is visiting in Louisi-
Miss Mary Powell of St. Charles is a
guest at Mrs. l.. NJ. Tracy's.
Miss Nellie Heinzelman has gone to
Lake Orion. Mich. where she will spend
Mrs. Lorraine F. Jones is entertaining
her nieces. the Misses Anna and Emily
Jones of Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Bryan Snyder entertained the
Young Ladies' Euchre Club Wednesday
afternoon.
The Misses Martin of Abeline. Kas.. are
guests of Mrs. J. W. Harper.
Miss Marie f. Bouchard of Worcester,
Mass. is visiting Mrs. H. D. Mclean.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Shields entertained
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their daughter, Miss Mary and her guests.
Miss Cole and Miss Undertake. on last
Saturday evening.
The lawn was decorated and illuminated
by number of japanese lanterns and a
platform was laid FOR dancing. Lemonade
and ices were served during the evening
and supper was served at midnight.
Among those present were: Misses Con-
stance Edwards. Rehecca Edwards. Kath-
arire Gratz. Florence Wilkinson. Mary
and Lucille White. Effie Housh, Dorothy
(tnit MnrV- vratf Sarah flo vtnn HfI1a
Medairy. Flory Singleton. Edith Williams.
Laura Lee Williams. Fannie Sloan and
Margaret Sloan; Messrs Philip White. Ho-
James Abrams. Murray Edwards, Orick
Albright. George Lycett. Carroll Davis.
Harry Donovan and Doctor Arthur C.
George Andrew Lewis departed Thurs
day evening to spend a few days in De-
troit.
The following are registered at the Lex
inEton Hotel: Mrs. Parsons. Denver: ].
Cresswell Terhune. Hackensack. n. j.: G.
Arthur Bailey: Blair: Neb.: Lille Burck-
Edna. Mo; Kathryne Campbell: Edna,
Mo: Alice Scholes. Springfield. m: d; c..
Goermer. st. Louis: Catherine Cunning
Gussie, Cary A. and Bessie Troy. New Or
leans. La: j. d. Denvir. Glendale; Mrs. |
Horace A. Miller and chilinenrsi nes
Students at the Lewis Institute gave a
musical and literary programme Thurs
day evening that was much enjoyed by
those present. after which there was dan
cling. An orchestra of sixty students fur
nished the music.
The programme follows: Piano solo.
and the Glove NJ. E Jahnson; vocal solo. |
Max Newfield: violin solo, o. A. Lund- |
berg: vocal solo. Miss Ruth Harris: reci.a- |
sachler: recitation. Miss Emily Louise
McIntosh: vocal solo. Miss Maude Couse: !
talk and recitation. George Andrew Lewis.
the X SirSWood hossei: L. N. H HsslIisoTa and as
waco. Tex: James Moran. Chicago: Mrs.
Mrs. E: 6 s'? :. w MRisanf E. II. KITE Stephen MT; AMID and
wife. Columbus, O.: Mrs. C. jackson. Bar
r; H.; E ": Spencer, 1na%ianapeIis;
Chicago, r. ]. walther. Davenport, Ia;
o. H. johnson. Gussie and Percy Johnson.
Holden, Mo: John F. Hanson. Lindsberg,
r. Conroy, California: Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Jalrine.
Meverer Good. after spending some time
home in Wheeling. W. Va. last week.
Senator and Mrs. Fred Dubois of Wash
ington. D.. G., who were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Byrnes. departed for their home
last Monday. /
number of young ladies. among them
Misses Margaret Cabell. katherine Gratz.
Constance Edwards and Laura Lee Will
liams. will, give, a leap year dinner dance at
Meremac Highlands Inn on July q.
Miss Margaret Tut of Los Angeles is
spending the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Mary d. Tut.
Miss Laura H.. Brunne entertained
friends Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5
with a piano recital. In which n number
of her pupils took part. The programme
follows: Forest Dale Waltz Weyland.
Misses Jessie Morrison and Anna Ryan,;
when Violets Bloom Camp. Miss Edith
Scaling: Fair Dell March tConnor).
Misses Harriet Collins and Charlotte
Skeele: "Valse Mignon' (Sidus). Miss. Anna
Ryan: Twilight" tMcIntyrel. Miss Jessie
Morrison: ~.Elfengesang'' (Behr). Misses
Fannie Chamberiin and Irene Ochterbeck;
s~extette from Lucia (McIntyre,. Miss
Grace Stone; Hungarian Dream (Faher).
Misses Leila Thaxton and Annie Wilson,;
Song Without Words (HoelzeD. John
Mccullough: Ballet. March tGlorza).
Misses Ora Heege and Mamie Davison:
III Trovatore" Verdi. Miss Fannie Cham
berlin: "Miserere''' and prison scene
Verdi, Miss Celeste Ratcliffe; Daughter
OF the Reuiment" nnnizeftN Miss Nav