The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-06
Miss Clara Driscoll Gives Bril-
liant Reception at the Texas
Pavilion.
MISS GOULD AMONG GUESTS.
Recital by Misses MacClanahan
and Mitchell Lends Attractive
ness to the Occasion-Many
Handsome Gowns.

For the second time last week. Miss
Helen Miller Gould OF New York yester-
day honored Miss Clara Driscoll, hostess
OF the Texas building at the Worlds Fair,
oy her presence at a function in the State
Pavilion.
MISS Gould was one of the guests at
tho reception and recital given by Miss
Driscoll in honor of Mrs. Daniel Manning
and the members of the Board of Lady
Managers and the hostesses of the yari-
Gus State and Territory buildings a the
Worlds Fair,
Several hundred guests, including MEM
oers OF the Board OF Lady Managers and
hostesses. attended the function. which
was one OF the most elaborate of the
afternoon receptions given at the EXPOSE
tlon- Inc reception was held In the
southeast point of the building, which
Is In the shape of a five-pointed star. The
room was decorated with palms and
American beauty roses. Miss Driscoll
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Louis
]. Workman. wife of the general man
ager OF the Texas Commission, and Mrs.
II. P. Drought of San Antonio.
A feature OF the reception was a recital
by Miss Jeannetts MacClanahan, soprano
sololst of the Church of the Messiah. and
Miss Myrtle Irene Mitchell. contraito, of
Kansas city, VINO was assisted by Miss
Eleanor Stark at the piano, and Edward
h. Clay. ~'cellist.
HANDSOME COSTUMES.
Miss Driscoll wore a gown OF pale-blus am
b@roidered chiffon. with diamonds and pearl or
Mrs; Manning wore a becoming costume of
Mr8 Intlfa 4 N,rfhan NJ A,,s,ts
with diamonds. ~ N'
o, me-; IA F. Drought. San Antonio. black
with lace, black hat. with white pi1me.
Miss Clyde ArbuckIe. white satin and duchesse
Mrs. A.; C. Gar.ia. black chiffon. Irish lace
Miss Josephine Armstrong, Austin, white
chiffon. oyer light blue.
MS 6ISrenGe Easar tank silk.
a1s1s s,ssk taEst. 49,
made 1,.. s Ssa.s Of Of ssix Black ello h.ay Managers. tailor
Mrs. VT y. Il. i cSiemsm. az fssns as ch bInxn
hat trimmed with autumn-coIored roses.
=, Ms; Fred NJ Hanger. Laiy Managers. Indian
Miss suemma Montgomery. brown cloth.
Miss Daisy Powell. black cloth.
Mrs. E. R. .Hoyt. black silk.
u Aihy SdiIOT-IrE&Qe Sulg.
Mrs. Tom Randolph. tan wolfe with applique.
Miss Floyd Shock. blue cloth.
Miss Jeanette Mechanism, white lace waist.
skirt Of gray cloth.
Mn. z. p. Ritter, black velvet.
Miss Kate lyman. San Antonio: white mus
Ma. Stacey B. Rankin. gray chiffon with
Miss Bette Brown. Galveston: black silk and
lace.
Mrs. p d Bucaner. tan cloth.
Miss Emmle LAuterhorn. San Antonio; cham
p,ISnt-eolored cloth. trimmed with lace: pearls.
Mn. Florence Mcintyre, white muslin.
Mrs James Arbuckle, gray silk.
Mia Myrtle Irene Mitchell, lavender crepe
de Chine. trimmed With Irish lace.
Mrs. John W. Hughes. blue yoiie and white
Lace
Mn. Noble Prentis. white street gown,
Ms. l. A. Gilbert, Chicago: gray wolfe over
Miss Adelaide Murphy. dark-bius tailes-made
gown.
Mrs. Mary e Hart, tan cloth.
Mrs. William Van Hyke. black silk and lace.
Mis- KoeniRsberEer. black chiffon,
Mrs.. F. r, Conaway. black Six and diamonds.
MA J. L Wallinsford. black chiffon aad
lace.
Amens the men present wsre: Robert DIs-
General Charles X. Bell OF Austin,
.Dia1 A1bertini, Eacey B. Rankin
George N. KinEsbury. J. Henry Ffanca