The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-06

a recent guest OF Mrs. William j. Beat
tie.
The Reverend J. W. Sutherland of De-
troit. for many years pastor of the Con-
sregatlonal Church here. arrived yester-
day with Mrs Sutherland. for a visit to
several "e5ste friends Ihsy are re n T,T
occupy his old pulpit to-day and next
Sunday.
Mrs. B.. r. Lippincott has returned from
several months in Stockton. Cal, and is
with her daughter, Mrs. L. NJ. Hartwell.
Mrs. F. d. Booth will leave in about ten
days for a winter in Los Angeles. Cal.
where she will keep house for her young
est son, Burnett C. Booth.
The j. H. Thembleys returned last Sat
nrday from La Porte. Tex, where they
have been since June.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. King and daugh-
ter. Bertha. OF Redlands. Cal. visited the
family Of the Reverend C. C. Hart dur
Ing the week Mr.. King and Mr.. Hart
were friends as boys and young men. and
had not met for s.xty-one years.
Va, is visiting Miss Alice Early.
Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross is in Nashville.
wedding of her sister. Miss Nan Butler.
Mrs. L. r. Blackmer gave a luncheon
last week in honor OF Mrs. John R. Walker
of Kansas City. vice pres d nj general Of
ton of Missouri. who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. G. Wilkinson. of Glendale. Covers
were laid for Mines. Walker. Wilkinson,
+. S. Plant. Root of Keokuk and Kent of
Chicago: Misses Margaret and lane VIII
inson and Miss Malcomson of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Stands are back
house in the Chas. Robinson residence.
the brides mothar, Mrs. Nelson. Of VIZ
ginia. Is making her an extended visit.
Mrs. TIFFANY Of Minneapolis formerly
Robinson. stopped here n few lays during
the week. en- route to Biloxi, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Anderson are home
from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. Seneca Taylor Jr. entertained the
Saturday Evening Euchre Club last week.
Present wers Messrs. and Mines. y. V.
Campbell. T. G.. Howe. T. L. Stoddard. r.
a. Brewster. N. W. Warren. II. H. sails
bury. Misses Ruth and Alice Early.
AIR. and Mrs Ned G. Kessler OF Salt
and Mrs. H. II. Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. S Salisbury Of Chicago are also Wis
iting the Salisburys.
Mrs Joseph Root Of Keoiuk- Ia. who
has been visiting Mrs. Frederick S. Plant.
returned home last Saturday.
The cottage of e. Il. Mace. erected this
summer at Tuxedo. burned to the ground
Monoay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Knight have stored
their household goods and are staying
with the family of Hermann Bollmann at
kirkwOod until they find a suitable house
In St. Louis. Mrs. Knight is engaged as
contralto in the choir If the First Presby-
terrain Church, ST. Louis. until May. Mss
Edith Phi lits 4 Or lm Ct l niece
of Mrs. Knight. arrived Thursday for a
visit of ten days.
Mrs. Glenn Hutchinson entertained the
Social Club, of which she is a member,
Monday evening. The first part Of the
evening was spent in identifying various
pictures. which have become familiar to
the public as advertising matter. after
which Halloween tricks were played. The
centerplece Of the refreshment table was
Il large pumpkin, containing cards with
the fortunes of the respective guests writ
ten thereon. TIE guests were: Messrs. and
Mines. Valentine johnson. j. S. Dowler.
Htiry Gee. Fl. = simmons. the Misses
I .izabeth and Mary Blanchard. Anne
ter. Lucille McCreiiis. Mary Chiles of Bos-
ton. and Messrs. James Lewis. Mayo
Hutchinson. Alex. Richter. j. p. Helfen-
stein and Edwin Roberts.
Mrs. N. D. Thompson. David Thompson
returned from a visit to Chicago Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Rumsey gave ar
elaborate Halloween celebration Monday
night. Guests. on entering. were directed
5v little Kendrick Rumsey, by the light
OF a iack-o-lantern, to the dressing rooms
where they robed in sheet and ~pillow-case
costume. At the sound of the Phantom
March. they entered the halls and were
met by a ghost.
Only dim lights we're in evidence, and
OF furniture. In the music room. a large
pumpkin gave the only light. and in an
other room the electric lights were coveret
Will blackjack lanterns. which could BE-
turned by buttons. to show changing pic
lures of cats. owls. etc. A ghost dance
was followed by a regular programme Of
eight dances. after wh'ch guests I'm.
n msst ssry sad IN pf tSe Iare Of sbi as.is5ors ro suD
Later. a cold luncheon was pases
from hand to hand under the tahtn ans