The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-31
kIRkNOOD.

Miss Grace EazarG has gone % W4up Ca
Il" ION her friend. .iss. Roberts.
Doctor Jonn, Iiyman departed S SInuay
with GCorsc T. Meyer ana G!s daug ate r
10 spend six weeks in Europe
Mr. aad Mrs. Ben {. o>0y are returning
from Europe and Doctor P.tman ,xp :
10 greet them on m:docean by Sen1iAS
Miss George Biggs. IS a; home Gftc, a
visit 10 Louisiana, Mo.
Miss Sal.e pa. Gs Of St LOUIS is Il
guest Of ths Misses Franklin
Miss Edith Lowe Of Detroit is visiting
ia. W a M-tGalfe
Mrs. John \. Church arrived from Gin
'innati Tuesday to spend the remainder
Z the summer with her mother. Mrs.
Mrs: William W. Keyser is entertaining
Mrs. Arthur Z. Amber is at Detroit
iarbor. with her children. Miss Kate
King may join her there next month.
The leap-year party given at the Inn at
Heramec Highlands tuesday evening
Vas very enjoyable. The guests went out
en the cars and spent the evening in
sancing in the dlning-rocm Of the Inn.
Inc cAaperons were Messrs. and Mines.
!: B. Boyd, Ashley CabelI, Ingram BOYD.
Harry II. Hyatt, Glen {. Singleton and
BRYAN Snyder
The dancers were the Misses Margaret
LABEL. Katherine Gratz, Constance Ed
wards. Mary Lycett. Mary and Lucille
White. Bertha Dixon. F1cy Singleton.
Catherine Allen and Blanche FaiIon OF
and Fannie Sloan, Laura Lee and Edith
Williams. Dorothy Colt. Florence Wiksr-
son, Rebecca Edwards and Gilkeson.
Among the young men were: George
Brown, James Abrams Harry Donovan,
Frank Waddock. Philip ard Harry White.
David GilkesOn. Murray Edwards and Ed
ward BarstcW.
The entertainments OF the Progressive
Tub at the Lewis Institute Tuesday ana
Thursday were well attended. Tuesdays
programme follows:
PaagaF4 ire.
song. Mrs. Toms and Mr. Feary; a story
Mr.. Cooper: reading Mr. Rose; piano solo.
MISS Sparkinaa: reading. Miss Brannan,
vocal solo. Mr.. Newneid: recitation. NJ.
Thursdays programme included songs
DY Miss NiikirsDn and Miss Barnes. read
,n$s hy Air: stone. Ir. McGowan. Miss
Riley and Miss Johnson. and piano solos
Miss Reed
After 5i.e prosramne each evening there
was cancinc, for which Mr. and Mrs. T
II heiton played Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Berg gave a lawn
oarty last week In honor Of their guests
Professor A. Z. Leach OF Baldwin. Kas.
and MIS-. r. Young and Mrs. Burke os
slMrs Mrs Grant Glayaugh and Mss Sarah
their mother, Mrs. J .cob Flitschle.
The women of ST. Pc er's Clureh are ar
ranging for lawn party. TO he given on
the church lawn on August 10; Mrs. o: j.
Mudd is in charge and she will je as5.sc-
ed by Mrs. d. H. Mullen. P J. knsella
and the Misses Lane, Mudd. Heimblecher,
Reilly and Blankemeier. There will be a
fancy. table. candies. ices. fortune telling
and dancing.
The following guests are registered at
the kirkwood Hotel: George Goodman
Springfield. H.; MIR. and Mrs. . w
Bright, Detroit; Mrs A B. Dilwortn
Grottoes. Va; T. B. Dilworth. Grottoes
Va: Charles H. Smith, Bos on; Charles
Burnett and wife. Chicago: Mr.. AMI Mrs
j. T Conley, New York; J. .. Tipp!n and
wife, St Louis; r. Da. tlett ana wife. 81.
Louis; B. F. Jacobs Detroit; Mrs. II. E.
lies. Gurnbo Mo-. and z. L. i;ennett,
kankakee. ILL.,; ]. c. Commings, Chicago
Miss Ida Larkin of Kansas City spent
few days this week with relatives
The recent arrivals at the Lexington
Hotel are w. A Matheny. Athens, o.;
J. Z. Piper. Mount Pleasant Ia; Mrs
W: h Shipley. Wichita. Kas.; r. Nor
i'll Shields. Milwaukee,; ]. S. Larkin and
Mrs: Mary E. Hart. Nome. Alaska: Mrs
.. E. King. Nome. Alaska: H. p Fel-
lows. F. Willard Smith. william Bond
II. s. Coffin, T. l. Wagner. Chicago; Mrs
J. T. Wagner. Wabash. Ind; Mrs. G. P.
Wayne, Wabash, Ind: A Il. Stone, New
York City; j o. Terhune, New York
City; Carl joys. Jr., Milwaukee; George
" Sprowles and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sprowles.
c1ayville. Pa, Laura B. Riley, Hender-
son, KY, Fern Rush. Cambridge. Ia; l..
Eima Wagner. Bourbon. Nd; Mrs. ]. c.
Quinn, Logansport. Ind