The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

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| Mrs. Sam Prichett. Nashv!i!e: M az
Mrs 7 y; Pierce. Union CITY: NJ aEf
Morgan, Nashville. ". z. Gift Cha;ta-
/ noosa; Mrs. Frank Fields. Nashville. ~.
/ and Mrs. W l. Posey. St Lows;
/ and Mrs. J. II. Estes. Mss MyIA Bacon.
/ Sir. and Mrs r. L. Estes. Mrs Iea,man-
ljrownsyi.le: Mrs. Lgntfooi. Covingt2n:
l Mr.. and Mrs. r. r Beck. Camden; l. h
! Mary. New Haven. Cpnn-: Martin Win
fed. Charles y Dupew. Brownsville: Slr-
and Mrs. e. l. Clancy. Memphis: Mrs. r
| r Goodwin. ST. I.oais: Mrs. J. W. Cartel.
/ ST Louis: Mrs. = l. Mou.ton. ST LOUIS:
| William L0re. Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. j.
Y. Tate. Mrs- l. a blackburn. Mrs Ed
\ Wilson. Mrs. Ell Watson. Memphis
About So persons were IN attendance at
/ the Tennessee reception The Tennessee
I ans were admitted by yellow badge.
wnich w.s given 10 them when they reg
I istered during the day.
/ 5.rs- Frazier .ore a gown OF rose pom,
} lace over white chiffon
| Mrs. Mary Doris wore a gown OF white
Mrs. Il. A Enloes gown was black
! duchess lace over white ta.eta-
| Mrs. 4. : Buchanan wore a gown OF
psi. blue nanG-pa!n,cd chiffon
Mrs. J. p. SHARP wore gown OF white
! Ice over white taneta silk
/ The Misses Frazer were clad IN s.r!isa
gowns Of French muslin, with sasnes oi
I pale blue taacia-
4, Miss Aida WOo:ard's gown was soft
f, china six. shirr.d. she wore red caraa-
| tons IN ner hair Mss WOo.ard Is
| graceful brunette
AT INDIANA BUILDING.
| The Indiana building was tastefulIy dec
] Grated with American beauty roses. which
were given TO the guests after the recep-
4 zion.
The guests were received by Governor
and Mrs. Durbin. President Francis: Leu
I II ~
| U'Brien, hostess Of the Indiana building !:
| Mr. and Mrs J. W. CockTum. Mr. and
Airy. NJ W. Mix. and o. w kinsey- Fol-
| lowing the reception were Refreshments
| %ad Informal dancing fog short tine
| n. Governor and his party ana the .o1s-
4 Iniss.crers went to the Texas bal leav.nS
| tho Indiana building in charge ot the WIS.,
/ itors. who preferred 10 dance in their state
home. Several hundred persons ATTENDED
the reception Prominent among the vis-
| MIR and Ms. X ]. Mckinley. J: " Nc
, Kiniey. William Mex .nley. Bedford: Ir-
and Mrs. g. NJ: McAdams. F. F sonLners.
! Morgan. South Bend: Mrs ". l. fowler.
| Miss Arabella Tower. Alice Tower. M-
and Mrs Etward Meyer; Evansvi,ie; J.
z. Alcorn. Bunker Hill: Frank ORR. NE.
and Mrs Oliver p. Maker. Evansville;
| M,ss Grace Mckinley. whitehall: ". J.
| Hall. Alexandria,: Emma Place. South
Ralph Morris. Indianapolis: Gec>se X.
I.aushlin. Mitchell.
AT LONE STAR PAVILION.
The s;ar-shap-d building OF Texas AMI
he dancing pavilion were crowded with
merry cancers Until nearly o'cioci. in the
| morning.
tn. dancing PAVILION was decorated with
! la France roses ard old rose bunting
More tran 100 guests were received by
M William Cameron. hostess OF IN.
Z Texas building for the week Sh" vas
.ssis;e.. by Mrs. DAME. Manning. President
HaF . - n IL III a
. Rand. Mrs. Moss and Mrs VIII Cameron
ASIDE from all the state Commissioners
AMI the hostesScs: and Governor Frazier
and Governor Durbin and their respective
stats. were a number OF the foreign Cosi-
! mizsiorers.
The Texas ball was the largest ball ever
ladies In their beautiful ball gowns.
the officers Of the Tennessee and Indiana
| Govern0Ts' STATS. and the white duck uni
forms ot the soldiers made beautiful
I picture.
PRECEDENT Francis appeared in suit OF
hite flannel ana he looked very ccm-
Presidents new evening suit VIII white
suits take ,he place OF the ball dress suit
Has NJ. Francis set new style!
THE COMING WEEK
The coming week will BE- busy one
from a society standpoint. and many de-
IIghiful Affairs have been set for the
week. There vii be haif n dozen recep-
III
III. order Of Hoo Hoos will entertain
on Friday. that being Hoo Hoo Day. The
pleasure OF tn. day viii be added to for
the merry lunbern.en BY the fact tnat
| unique House OF Hoo Hoo. recently de-
! Sjroycd b. fire. in lirn. for their cele-
bration. Friday evening they Will give
an Informal dance and viii. by perTis-
SION us the dancing pavilion that has
Just been erected as an adjunct 20 the
| building 81 their near neiShbors. the Tex
! ans
Wednesday the alumni Of Wells College
| viii u IL the Fair and Will have u recep-
ton. notification of which has heen sent
to all former students OF the college.
| The Post-Ofiice Clerks will meet - the
Fair on Wednesday. and a reception n.ii
mated In their announcements
| Oklahoma City Day hes been set foc
I Monday. and oklahoma Territory Day for
I Tuesday Governor Ferguson and stan
Will ne here for Oklahonl5 Day. and there
I VIII be a Reception and musicale 1T the
Oklahoma building Tuesday nisn;:
California Day Is Friday. and the Gov
! ernor OF California and his brilliantly uni
formed staff .. Colonies will be present To-
receive guests at the California building:
/ all day and during the evening A music
| programme will Toe rendered at the build
| Spanish War Veterans Day Is Satur-
day. A large attendance Is expected. and
| the principal officers OF the Society OF
Spanish War Veterans and OF other socis-
I ties that are the outcome OF the war with
I Spain Will be present. Plans are now be-
ing perfected FOR reception In tie Pail
I ippin. reservation
the coming week For the Modern Wood
I men. the Society OF Royal Neighbors and
| the Odd Fellows Each Of these will have
appropriate functions during the day and
at night a. the Fraternai building