The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
THE ST: LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY FEBRUkRY'as 'foo4:r'
,rated with red ribbons and red carna-

Grated with red ribbons and red carna,
| tons.
Dancing and music formed the chief en-
tertainment of the evening. The guests
were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Robert Crabb. Edward Perry Walls
Harry Esngels, Mamie Ebbs.
Dora d. Long,
Misses
Spellbrink. Mamie DoDuelly.
Smell.
MessieurS-
BraclSeu. T1ov,
Clark. kayanayh.
on Saturday evening Mrs. Jennie Alb
bolt entertaiped friends at her home in
south Jefferson avenue. The parlors were
decorated with SrnilaX and carnatlen. The
evening was spent in music and games.
Those present we're:
Misses
Eva Creaeon. Clara Hester,
Trace IhurSsr. Alice Hobenriser.
fanny Watson. Clara Geible.
BeSsie Hope. Belle CombeSt.
Edna Dickson,
Messieurs-
Greagon, Thurshy.
Burlincame, HodgsOn.
taylor. Lundak.
Iiait. Fpchurch.
Kistler.
Miss Matte Mark entertained friends at
her nome Monday evening. Harry Mark
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winch was spent in music and games. A
repast was served. Those present were:
Misses
Amelia Drissel, Margaret Kinnerk.
Annie Koeisch, Mamie UXa.
Matte Mark. Mr.. Harry Mark
Annie Braun.
On Monday. February 90. MIR. and Mrs.
II. II. Hon gave ii chi!dren's party at their
home, No. 1925 North Fourteenth street,
In honor Of the eighth birthday of their
son. George Washington Roff. The hill
dren enjoyed the afternoon in singing.
:a!ne:' and dancing. then the little guests
past was served. The little guests in
clGGed:
Masters
George Hof. Walter Ruschkem-
Joe Euskin. Edward Hor.
Leo Sunder.
Misses
Alice Buschkem- Mabel Buschkem-
per. per,
Either Hof. Francis Buskin.
Rosie BuSkin.
A domino party was given by Miss Mil
lie Schiller of No. SOS Benton street on
Miss Alma Landwehr and Miss Lisa BeaI.
The members of the Literary Society
present were:
Misses-
Alma Landwehr. Ma Smith,
Susie Birkner, Lisa Beal.
Ida Golden, Clara Llndemann,
Dorile Meyers. Miliie Schiller.
MessieurS-
Leslie Pinkert. Fred Jones.
Arthur Hemings. Roy Martin.
Robert Frisco, p. Hoffman,.
A social entertainment was given at the
residence of MIR. and Mrs. Raysing. No.
22i9 Gravois avenue. last Sunday evening.
Dancing and singing were features Of the
evening. Among those who ably assisted
in receiving were Miss Lena Ealer. Miss
Virginia S~chapenberser. Miss May Wolf
and Miss Grimme.: The Manchester So
Der. were special guests. Among the
guests were:
Messieurs-
Charles Phillips, Trimmell.
]. f. Crowley, Stumpf.
George Lambrey. O'NeiIl.
William Wilberger, Gallagher.
Walter Shannon, Fred Bauer.
Herman Schin. William Schin.
Gerhard Schin, Ben Berrsep.
No. 1851 Missouri venue entertained
friends at their home last Sunday after
noon and evening. Among those present
Were;
Hulda Bendel. Anna Schroeppel,
Laura SchrOeppel, Margaret Bendel,
Clara Firsenfeld. Julia Max,
Minnie Heinricke. Ella Crosse,
Ida Sherman. Bertha SaStro.
Laura Crosse,
MeSSieurS-
Harry Crosse, Henry Mueller.
Adolf Erich. A. Witt.
Edwin Crosse, Theodore Fisher,
Carl Bendel, Christ Mueller.
Thco. Eigenbrot, Albert Bende..
Con Fischer, George Fisher.
Mrs. Ed Holiday gave a party to little
folks. celebrating her little daughter
Grace's fifth birthday. on February %
The house was decorated with flags and
national colors. Among those present were:
Misses
Marie McAIlister, Florence Griffin.
Rose Mary Flynn, Florence Redfearn,
Irene La Barge, Estelle Griffin,
Esther Boettger, Margaret McCabe,
Marguerite Welsh, Ruth McAllister,
Marie Howard, Adriene Gregg,
Annie McCabe, LOttie Melton,
Marie Thornhill, Dorothy Crabb.
Ciss McCahe Geneyieve Flynn,
Grace Thornhill,
Masters
Jchn McCabe. James Howard. Jr.,
Willie Barry, Dick Gregg,
Harry Redfearn, Stephen Chapman,
James MsCabe. Stewart Mucken-
GGriand Crabb, fuess.
Leo Howard,
Driscoil at her home. No. ELSA Allen ave
nue.. Wednesday afternoon. The decora-
throughout. REGULATIONS and music en-
HANGED the pleasure of the occasion.
Luncheon was served at 5 o'clock. Those
mers, Derives. Christy, Grimm. Murray.
Moder. Fuaua. Sullivan. Kohn. Leresche
of Belleville, Mrs. and Miss Wirthlein. the
Misses Graves. Stanton Eva Fuqua. Ada
DriscOll.
The prizes were: First. Miss Graves:
second, Mrs. Grimm: BOBBY. Mrs, Sullivan.
The young ladies of Bessell are to give
a. "scinsters convention on Monday, Feb
ruary g. at No. 1915 North Broadway.
Miss Mamie Quigley entertained her
friends Tuesday evening with a masque-
party. Many unique costumes were
worn by the guests. At midnight a repast
served. Among those present were:
MeSsieurs-
]. d. McCarty. Henry Spuering.
G.. Duvick. Albert Wunderlich,
Charles Gilbert. Walter Edmunds.
Clarence Dewey, d. s. Kelley,
Mary NevinS, II. ]. Lahey.
Walter Novey. J. G. Cudihee,
Henry Ashoff. J. j. Cudihee.
r.. w. Collins, r. P. O'Brien.
V. ]. Collins. W. J. Murphy.
r. H. Ritter. W Winkler.
1. W. Hagerty, Celcis Mallon.
K. 3. Ostrum. o. May.
Charles Smith. Harry DARCY.