The St. Louis Republic., 1904-03-20
er, Henry Schlitt and Mr. OSWALD
| those present were: among

| err Henry Schlitt and Mr.. OSWALD
| those present were: Among
| NessieurS and Mesdames
| Becker, H. Luecker.
| George Motz, C. warts
| J. Seitzs r. scharlock
,. Theo. frlt%' aehry Arendes,
Ella Ouhropka, I, Mudd orst
| Lily ZwartS, Charles
Lottie Schiers' frances P @ schiest
F'ina SchieSt,
| MeSSieurS-
John Zwarts, J. c. Thumser
Edward Jengling, Henry SchIitt'
Paul Schneider, q. Oswald
Henry Stolbe,
On Friday. March IL, Mrs. Marv "
gave n kaffee in honor of her birthd,vvos
her home; No. 1894 North Twenty-seSsonaas y
street The guests spent an eniovsS1lao
afternoon. Those present Were: -~e
MeSdames-
Mary vogt. Dora Ripich.
S'chrOetye Ha2edorn, . /
Bushkemper, Hof.
Schwegler. ~
Misses
f. Nieizamp. Alice Bushkemp-r
Della Niekamp. Mabel Bushkemnsr
Minnie Schroen.
Masters
Robert schroen. Harry Bushkem,.-
Leslie Meyer, Walter Bushkernn-ss
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. valent,,.
Knapp, No 2S51 st. Vincent avenue. WA,
the scene of a children's surprise p.rtv
on Friday, the party being chaperoned by
Miss Eva Manohon. The occasion was IN.
tenth birthday of their daughter yers
Knapp. Games, singing and dancing wers
the features of the entertainment FscS
child was presented with a souvenir. Tbs
following were present:
Misses
Monte ere1an' Tiemann' Viola "a; Seeker.
Ellen Wade, Cecilia Wentoyer :
Ida Nickols. Margaret Byrns,
Mildred Fish. Vera Knapp.
A merry party OF young people gathe-.a
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Georps
Threadgal, at No. 3107 Morgan street n
honor Of the eighteenth birthday of their
daughter, Miss Mamie Threadga.
Among the guests were:
Misses
Mary Layton. Theresa Kern
Shelley Penny, Edna Martin,
Millie Withes, Hattie ThreaSgal
MeSSeurs-
Edwin Bates. ChaS. Harris,
Frank L. McNan, Thomas Elliott
Lee Thomes, VIM. A. r. Duke
Tom Brooks, Otto kober.
Eugene Relnn,
The Misses Victoria and Cora Walter
entertained their friends last night al
their home on Menard street. Several
solos were rendered and at II 30 a dainty
repast was served. Among those present
were:
Mesdames-
Walter. Kimbrough.
Misses
Coro Pudwitr. F. Tuber,
Mabel Pusey. Winnifred Walter.
Messieurs-
Il Walter. Moundt.
Scheer. Pudwftr.
Steinmeyer, b Walter.
Mrs. Wohlmaker of Whittier street en-.
tertained friends Friday afternoon and
gave departing coffee. She Is going to
Hot Springs for a short visit Among the
party were:
Mesdames-
Hardy Muncerprow, Q. 3. Boone.
Irving Roth. Clarence Simpson
Il Van Note,
Young ladies' Of Maplewood gave a leap
year" dance Wednesday evening, March
6, at Maplewcod Bank Hail. 1t was strict
for the men in carriages. As they entered
the hall each one was presented with a
carnation by the young lady escort A
strlnged orchestra played throughout the
evening behind an embankment Of plants
and flowers.
About II 80 D. m. the guests all proceed
ed to the dining-hall. which was decorated
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall acted as chap
erons during the evening.
A pit party was given by Mrs. .CharIes
Brooks at her home. No. 3031 North Twen
ueth street Prizes were awarded to Mis-,
Esther Platt. Miss Lydia Volmer, VIII
Yahle and VIII Huber. A Dutch supper
was served and the remainder of the even
ing was spent in dancing and singing.
Among those present were:
Misses
Esther Platt. Ida Chadwick.
Kate Walsh. Lydia Volmer. +
Messieurs-
Leo Cumminsky, VIII Huber
VIII Vahle.
Mrs. w. h Lehman has sent out cards
for a euchre Tuesday, March %, in honor
OF Mrs. A H Witzleben (nee Lancaster)
of Chicago and Miss Bessie Kohler Of MIL
waukee, Wis. Mrs. E. F. J. EIbrechts
card is also inclosed.
Miss lone Wilson Of West Pine boule-