The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-06
Barbara Smith
Emma Schw1r.
Hannah Horn
Henrietta JoruA

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One of the events OF the week was a
Halloween party given by Mrs. J: r. Low
er last Monday evening. h dining-room
and parlors were decorated with carna-
tons, roses and palms. Refreshments and
delicacies were served in the dining-roorn
after which Instrumental music and Hal
Aoween ranks were played. Among some
OF those present We're:
Misses
MeadamesG
J. G. Austin, ]. II. Rove
"A reception was given by the femme
Bros. at their home on Evans avenue, last
week. The evening was spent in dancing
and music. The guests invited were:
e1sses-
Anna Bonner. Lizzie Klock.
Sangie Smith, Anna BrtEKB.
Movie Seiber. Bessie Sohreifer.
So-gie GIL. May Bemis.
Minnie Granmsn. Kamle Maupin.
Winnie Maupin. q
Arthur Tcrn,us. Ed M.nninehaus
Gus Tecklenburg, Lester Walker.
Charley Rodgers. AL BadeF.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. White OF Adams
street were given a pleasant Halloween
surprise by friends on Monday evening.
Dancing and games were features Of the
evening. and at a late hour a supper vas
served. Some Of the prizewinners of the
evening we're: Misses c. Jones. A. Dalton,
a. Lord and Messrs. l.. Sheridan and W.
Jones.
Among those present were:
ansse-
4 I Res'5. s Hunt Hunt.
A Dalton. =. Calhoun.
Messiecrs
L sheridar. e slsnke,
a Conway. r. Newell OF Texas.
r cahron. u. Archie Of Texas
ar. ard Mrs. L. cIaes.
Mrs. Walter Harrison Mclean enter
rained Thursday evening in honor OF her
sister. Miss Lydia Matthews. who will
soon depart for Mexico to join her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. lose Sanchez.
a Worlds Fair guessing contest was
much enjoyed. The names of different con-
c~essious were twisted and ii took some
time before they were all correctly spelled.
chrysantilemums the dining-room In
Worlds Fair coIors. A delicious supper
was served. Prizes for the best guesser
were captIred by Miss McEldowney and
Mr.. Schock. and the BOBBY prizes by Miss
Mclean and, Doctor Pollock.
Among those present, besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean, were:
Misses
Eva Brown. Alpha McEldornev
Nande Mcfarland. Eivira Mclean:
Garnet Brown
Messieurs-
GsoT IS. " y s sshSsh; 8 3ca :; k FRANK ].
ney. Pollock.
Frank ]. Nueent,
One of the events of the past week was
n surprise birthday party in honor of John
II r1,,rx,afzta~ rf No 1901 Rrprnan avenun
The evening was spent with playing
games and music. Supper was served
early in the evening. after which dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. Those
present were:
Nisse-
Emma Pohimann Mamie Brandt.
Frieda Pohlmann.
MesSiesrE-
Willard Bording, William Burn1elster.
Oscar Sohren, Charles Burmeister.
The Misses Lottie and Grover O'Connor
entertained friends with a Halloween
party last Monday evening. Messrs. Craig.
Carter. Callihan. Kelly, Warrick and
Brown entertained the party with music
and oDs
Among those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdame@
D. 0connor. ]. smyth-
Nss gsl.s.nha- Marie T S,ss.
Messieurst
Hawtin, wssterfeit.
AJtell. Alstot.
Craig. Willard.
Carter. Warrick-
Callihan. Kelly.
Brown. O'Connor.
Miss Lillian Benish Of the South Side
entertained friends with c Halloween
party at her home, No. 1913 Congress
street. Music was rendered by Ralph
Girak, John Danner and John Taucher.
Among those present were:
AnssesH
Anna Smercina. Ruby Hunt,
Tlije Srnercipa. Cornelia Nahr
Bertha Rau. Hazel Spengler,
Hattie Gewinner, Kate Necker,
Frances Simpson. LILLIAN Beniah.
Olivia wachter. Lucille Nowotny.
Lena Drumm. Marguerite Snlerrina,
Emma Dfehl. Della Deibel.
Aessieur-
Everett 2. stnn. John Gexinne-,
W. F. Other. b. T. Reese,
I'd F. Others. John banner.
n ]. Whitman, John Pauckc,
j. G. Betteken- OIL Wakefield.
Howard Spengler, George q. Han,
Ralph Girak. Frank Latel-
Fred Deilg. Fred Srnercina-
Miss Edith Lewis of Webster was hon
ored by a luncheon at the Jefferson Hotel
last Monday. together with Miss Maud
Coglin. her cousin. Major Lorenzo Chu-
stead of New York WAS the host. He has
recently completed a trip around the
world and was last week on his way to
his home in the East
: Miss Lewis Is to be n OF the early win
ter brides. and Miss Cogiin is to officiate
as maid of honor. Covers at the luncheon
were laid for seven