St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 28, 1909

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to. fully decorated with i “tickwood and webs vooate = -** Beatri j Mrs. Clifgen qumiend, nese, ‘The ¥ "of his John : Cal., ¥ where eee afer Iness Tud ck f Kirkw => ion cas ss “Spartacus to — Gladiators.” daughter, Mrs. D The Kendrick Club gave = dance Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Trembley ot ertained | A ; : the Saturday Evening Club last evening at Gann , z. Coppin ; evening ee te their residence, on Swan avenue. ore. ‘yeuad An informal dance was given at the Al- Mr. Sumner 1 - er a Club on Saturday evening by the Mmes.— Ellen Rens age re ridge Wamt Clim. . Christine Hutchinson, Ruth Marshall, several weeks to friends Messrs.— Messrs. — Own X. Groschan entertained © om uerade party was given | Habits.” Mrs. Edward Holton read from Mecdand tk, akan pag ae cousin | Robert Hudson, Loujs § Sullivan, tub ‘pittaday: afternoon, Among the guests the Maccabees Ladjes of | an old paper about Washington's inaugural. | ina Mire, C. H. Blanchard departed yester- | Gerud.ryant, =, Herefone | - ec mes were ran, » os y evening guests. "hers. oe Brook was BB moos | the | day to visit her son at Fort Sheridan, Il. C. Reynolds, Whittaker, ” Seiad Mmes. prize for the most amusing story. Mrs. Hull Coppinger, Reid, D. 8. Murnane, . D. McLean, exhibited a number of pieces of Saclent Mrs. J. E. Williams of Summit avenue Cistto Day, Taylor. P. J. Kinsella, . W. Foley. furniture and china in her possession. entertained the “Jolly Sixteen Euchre Club, queens Mi of which she is a member. Those present Mr. Ma was \Nan " Minions ony ts ote : entertained waa Sunday of Mrs “eo R. Tayten of Hereford Nellie McMullen, Julia a Mesdames— Mesdames— avenue, f The Kirkwood fire volunteers ° ee. 4g a ee nh ease i ee Se i tans s ’ — f nm yf. eS be —- Ss eres ing? « ¥ r © %

v Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Prince the Tuesday Card Club this week. Kuests were: Mr. and Mrs.— Mr. and otal Misses Theodora and A. Shreve and Maria lvin Schuerman James Bett Clippert, Bain of St. Louis have been visiting friends oderick Allen, — Deward Wii iams, Williams Jr. in Ferguson. bunting. Charles Baker, ; Guzanka, is maiata ned | by the numerous entertainments arles Baker, Trott. the company gives. r ’ Mrs. Louis Maull entertained the wives of Ge t, Sherman, and Mrs. J, Matheson Bell entertained | O* rai, ieee Camden place Tuesday. Among those pres- ent were: Mr. Link, with a bridge whist party given in_ honor Williams, J.. Wieneck. Mmes.— Mmes.— Mr. and Mrs.— . es- of Mr. and Mrs. Stark Goodbar, on Wednes ig ete ay Foe, | Evie were won by Mr. and —.. ce anal Walter Mitchell George Hendrick, 7 Williams, K., : . Mr. and Mrs. Holland W. Baker have gone to Vicksburg, Miss., where Mr. Baker is

Dr. J. Me Mrs. Dan Hill and children aie returned from a month’s visit at Pass Christian, Miss.

. Korzendorter, Mrs. Woodward. Guests were: Joyce, M. or James Par Mr, and Mrs.— Mr. and Mrs.— , . i... . interested in the construction of a dredge- »# N. t . H All n, Se ; . acetal gen "7 Vv. Lage Walter Woodward, } FERGUSON SOCIETY. Sawie ti r J. Kramer. boat. 2 Master Byron . Cc. W. Clark, J. H. Trembley. A Mrs. Frederick Williamson was_ hostess — , ’ i — Bigs Hazel Allen. eeny 30 Se AS See ee haa onel e Robert H 4 La Motte Cop andes be my Sgr were entertained Sat- hich sh is a member. Her omé was ecers. obert udgson an a MOtte - ernoon & pene uae et. Bt fin boat of, ro Mr. Morgan Coggeshall. srancihy Remini with cut flowers and|Pinger have returned from Kansas City,| ing on South Webster avenue. Quilt a etl 9 shian ' a erns. Among those present were: where they were guests of friends. apron making occupied the afternoon.: wi cers were elect L. Zeuschel, | Beau Sic and H. Ebeler, vice-secre- mis — Clayton Gepartes at Mmes.— Mmes.— vin > . - i ollt. Sin y, o., on onday ev perms. where William Reid Mis Fr G t 4 from e resbyterian urc w ve rty was formed by Mr. Perry Wilcox and; Albert Poulin, ETDS ° s rances Gleason has returne cial song service om Sunday. The Sisters Lillian Wilcox, who are | Charles Breier, Cuarse wee. a visit to Mrs. James of St. Louls. and use of four’ universal church hymns ae isses Louise and 4 . WEBSTER GROVES. attending school at Kirksville, Mo., and o: Se — Frank Estes. will be told by the pastor. tne Rev. F. V. ; ) Mrs. Milton Anderson and Miss Arline | Jén The hymns are ‘Jesus, Laver of 4 en Mr. Horace Goodbar, who is attending col- Muffiers"’ gave a Washington par- | lege at Columbia, Mo. Misses— Misses— Anderson of Greenville, Il]l., are guests of My : Abide With 5 Monday night et po Ale = of t ..4 Sallie Haynes, Ruth Sparks, Dr. and Mrs. J. Douglass. y Cross, id va th white ow pet sashes. Mr. Hixon, principal of the Ba ee mma 9 Fe os baa oe Coppinger, —-— Prophét, the Potter and the Pitcher. ostumes, {| School, was ‘called to Mem Mo ay Atkinson, e.en Adams. i ” _—_—— gag Igy them | day by the serious itiness. on his mother. save A Roy I we. St. S- Wigs Fg Fa by Pag ae 4 Ree ge 8 bot yoy ag ge | and wearing white stockings. A Washington bazar was given Monday | jj). apday ; : ay ‘waistcoats. Games .were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vegely are receiving srecemoos and evening at the Cit ty Hall by — t young ladies of the r. Church Bou The “aftatr was quite a success, both socially ; ae A. + iy yas returned vom a visit suanty ~~ — rte gg, Be Rg and financially. Among those present were: | 0 Or parents in arrisonville, Oo. Saturday afternoon. Officers for the fol- Misses— | ‘ “Miss Hazel Allen was hostess for the ni Mr. and Mrs.— aT lo , ted. iter Oarventer. Chafing Dish Club on Tuesday evening. P son sonata eid Thomas, Ernest Smith has returned to: her ceeaainaag Baha peo ey a. Mrs. Fred Johnson. who was recalled orem H. Headley, Will Thomas, me parge gg, ae Sg Mite xd Shirley. In the annual declamatory contest for the Helen Clark, her Southern trip by: the illness of D, P. Thomas, J. Magoon, oe : sataceve eww ag trophy cup between the Kirkwood Ruth Waterhouse. mother, Mrs. Watts, will leave on Tue ay Wtiliam Adams, Sam Hibbetts, and ebster schools last Friday, the Kirk- for San Antonio. P. R. Wagner, na Schmidt, Miss E. B. Southerland has returned > wood schools won another point. There are Abraham Th yo age,| Charles Baliman, — W. Le, tie Ta Mey Meaake” "| at ee ceed ce coe raham ompson. _Mr, Joseph left on Tuesday for Cambridge : ho ootball, declamation, .debate, essay an Harry Williams, Y.. where he was oalled by the death of | William Tiffin, Charles Clark, —- track meet—hence, in winning the first two, | wee sues. , his father, Mr. John Weir. Richard Moore, eu LA a Miss fulu Manuel has returned from a| ™!*kwood has a very good lead. Richard Lindsay. Charles Morton, Cc. Linatroth, visit to her home in Clarence, Mo. ‘ tim The meeting of the Monday Evening Club Mrs. Stover yo on Friday afternoon | Clarence Lat ore, | Monda probab! the best

“gay 4 and da “dainty refreshments were served. conarataiations on the birth of a son. s with a bridge pa Mmes.— Mmes.— Miss Vivian Mortimer of Normandy was y¥ mf . Charles_Houts and Mrs. C. C. Wolff Almeda Menke, J. T. Dougias, a guest Sunday of Miss Judith Sparks. “eave on Monday for Washington, D. C.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blood are redoicing Virginia Hern, 8. M. Yeaman, » haea anaes is subicct being “Why ceremonies. S./over_ the advent of a baby girl, born F. Wagner, John Whyte. Miss May King of St. Louis was a guest | iean Citisen.’’ A good- natured discussion fol- St. Valentine’s Day. A acai ie Sembee on a Monae of friends in Ferguson. lowed Mr Farrington’s address, many not agreeing with his arguments. al , the Fortnightly Club entertained on Wagh-J Grace bryant." Brees Hgrm ‘RERRWOOD SOCIETY... | ogee cai an ow 0 Sedan Meir 7 h _* —~ fog. x 7 Mr at Bristo’'s 7 peimen. Reh J hag tertained last Felsay se at the h all, chaperone y Mr. an rs. -IM Al mma Jessup e home. me art pan s ap anany, ci er ley. “Guests were: * rah Thomas, Georgie Lovell The Fortnightly Club of ae nth_Fane bu . Emily Hereford, exander e Fortnightly ub was entertai residence of Mrs. William Hull. The Misses— Misses— che Geskiar. B. Kuykendall, Tunekew afteraces. came’ in powder and patches. -Mrs. Wh ; Andrews read @ paper on ‘*'Colonial Miriam Murphy. F jorence. Wilkinoon, Goldie Kuykendall, Hay ing. ica i a plaer oh ‘In An latory.” ; oe . Frances isbury, Genevieve Anderson, , . h Adele Keller. A discussion b poveral of the other mem ) acco S THE INTELLIGENT USE OF

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Myrtie Salveter, Constance Edwards. Messrs.— Messrs,— Shelby on ee + en- ' - oe —— ne dome By Tncite. ied Beh mite — G. Land Cari ela Suk: “ii a , ch nders, ri Fe a 880 wg . lg age me 4 le pm ty wane. Rivers Schmidt t Tom Yates, Day, William Penny, Van Slyke and. wise , ny Fred Anderson. Jack Gibson, Fred Kuyk , o Ft Clara Pulls. el : re " . ; - Arthur Anderson, Oscar Brokmeyer, = T.. ACKERMAN, Manager. Ed Biackmer, Will Bell, Fielding Staley, = Ladies’ Euchre Club on Shrove Tues- ' 910-612 Washington Av. Taylor Will | Wageone : RARELY FAILS TO PRODUCE THE MOST GRATIFYING RESULTS é Randolph, lowing ladies at a luncheon Tuesday: Mm | James Douglass, Milton Anderson, William Mrs, George G. Floyd is recovering from 4, ' \¢ | y Miss Jonnae Jones gave a party on Sat- ; | ES i see om ae x oe oe 4 — across a radiator Monday . * talked about her trip through Barese, which Witntace tn ~pocweng, ~ & unaoon ISS e a hig Mmes— Mmes.— through Texas, where he bo a hose shown above . ught a ranc . a to $20 Coats to Be R. Carpenter, ill Penny, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huiskarcp of Seattle He w move there in a short time. ‘‘Basy-to-Quit’” is a positive, absolute The prominent erican actress, W photograph is a Houston, ‘ ; Reiner. Mr. and Mrs. B. H, Lycett haye an-| vegetable remedy, and lad Sold Monday for — " ini | nounced the engagement of their daughter,| secretly in food or drink. It is h kd Mmes. Harold Haill, William Scott an Mildred Allen, Eloise Bristol, A. B. Beard attended a card party ~ pen of Boston. Stops the habit to stay stopped. Euchre Club on Monday evening. Colleg St. Charles, has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hurd Ricker ig iguaig Mrs. BH. Reinhardt. one to Yates Center, Kan., where thé 757 Fifth end Race sts., Cincinnati, Ohio, am The members of the Royal Arcanum enter- e the guests of Mr, and Mrs. ve ‘ “Enclosed please find coupons for s0ap and comb with rem en in t adaiving tained thelr wives on Wednesday evening] iss Lillian Harrison of South St. Louis| Ricker, "Tay -t0- aia’ wi « oe Hy eae order for 88 cents, for which please send the above ore . ‘ile tah ‘e oO ousan and as 8 asa Marshall. An entertainment was given Tuesda - —-_ ing to raise funds toward the bui) ing of “T have used Newbro’s Herpicide for two a and ble ed do not v. think an article so meritorious should be well adver- P&T#vie remedy. oO Monday for Orleans, La.; from] for New_York, where she will teach in the Jenness, in his address, mentioned the dire cide can be sung too loudly Th le th i - | -# = pete Hebrew School of Technology. need i “ go red = Waele P acquemine, or BS aS. e re are no ess tnan near q oe «6! Webster avenue has been given to the home ik api ladlts a alta a ek ae kind. Iam gi ng you my experience and if oe think ommendation.” d it likely to be of interest, you are welcome to use it as , * f Goo Models Mr. Herbert Baker entertained a stag party Saturd evenin at his residence in Webster Park. Su per and cards, with phro- ~ WT > Fee “| ° eer IR from oe net a I stor like others to eae! of it. ca e |h “When egan its use two years ago my hair was one _rerpicide will not darken Clayton Emmeline Warfield, present = n, oll or soa ogy a Randolph Tiffin, and many others. Mrs. Howard Ewald entertained the Mar- Taylor, Will Waggoner, Mrs. Douglass Layton entertained the — —_—_—s > McColloch and Miss Ar'me Anderson, a serious accident that happened when she was greatly enjoyed. @ guests were: ; and Miss Alice Lylton of &t. te e Ly uls, G. A. Botting has returned from a trip ; Face to Face With Death, Hoffsten, Bessie Penny French, | nave been guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. “stopper” for any tobacco habit. It is a writes as follows: oo a Miss Margaret, to Mr. Roger Castile p- leaves no reaction or bad effects, ? $ fas Hazel Al'‘en ‘ Alice Hager. Thursday, given by Mrs. McNaughton of 8t. = aa ‘ . Brewster Weeks, Louis. : Mrs, KA “.: : George R. Robinson and her children G FFE 7 Ve; 1 § 90 Mrs. M hostess for the Tuxed | ee FREE PAC : 0 R. ey rs. oore was hostess oF e xedo Miss Leonore Mittlebach of Li Send this coupon with your name a a- , ; ee " a been a guest of dress to the Rogers Drug & Chemical Co., READ THIS LETTER. Europe and in America wi bee j SR er Bs Charies G and they will send you, by mail. in plain In the lot are with @ card party. was & guest the past week of Mrs. Ruth /}~ : ofe articles. | ane and my hair was qui pos 175 C at Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crow. the lady : O S formerly Miss ante _Fidier. of Webster, de- Miss Florence Sparks departed Wednesday the Old Folks’ Home. The Rev. Perry NAMB. .....+-+ ° tiny tised and widely used, for it is a boon to all woman- friends are using Lakeside. Cal., their new home. A _ masquerade party was given at the club! by a lady from Clayton, and architec are | | a you think best, for I have derived such great benefit Richmond, Va. nograph accompaniment, were some of the only two inches — and very thin, the result of four want anyone to spend H in the belief n we . . me for - Because of the great sacrifice |) Gierdons. Among the guests were: that di he ; ;. will. Herpicide will stop falling hair, but if the | ia, the intense heat of the cli th Pll also be gray. In bn

Messrs.— Messrs.— ‘ , years residence in Will Waggoner, a is gray, the new grow ~we aré compelled to place mate having ruined my hair. I tried everything in the above case is remarkable. ee Lesli * . gf 7 the following i Clifford Scholx, she . Restrict ae aoiman =| Warren Browae” | i N1til a are ale . 6SUTICUONS eee Eugene Brokmeyer, 3 e > Send 10 cents in stamps to The HERPICIDE COMPANY, Dept. 8, Detroit, Mich., for Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stauffer 1 Feb. One dollar bottles guaranteed. At Drug Stores. When you call for Herpicide, None Cc. O. D. for California. They will visit oo » meal / substitute. Applications at prominent Barber Shops. Mica one | cae eevee eee New Tailored Suits bras cited ec » ee ay ™ sa | it ee bee ow Uae onda Pie yet en, Se OR

for Mra. Stark Goodbar and Mrs. J: Matheson Bell of Glendaite with a box rty. at the > hursday

Odeon and luncheon afterwar ‘ Materials || ahetnoon, he ee er Broadéloths, Kerseys, Cov- || , 35 Katherine Kautrogn to visting at Mowe. An offering that should hgve your | 4102 75

, ort, Mixtures. Pag .G- Pickle has returned from a trip et pitt - first attention tomorrow. Over 0 , Ga, , Models ; BA } Y 150 Suits at this one price.... : “| less models, parture. ¥ 8 eee ak mentioning any speci ut we , vi. } G. Hildreth of Gore avenue q a te can say, with considerable emphasis, Mother S Oats F If eless Cookers 4 ; C. Be. All Colors. od ine Brie wl 'eie esa Ser is a ee that the Suits offered in this assortment : BA oo oth Bes at $10.75 are the greatest values we : 1 ih ithe sae 50 eee ie ts viatt to, her sister, Stee Scirkpatrick, et Oe BEA Ge have as yet offered this year. Ve m o 54 inches — ia : ee J q Mrs. W. Woodward will entertain the 000 Bare: . 1 ony length. RR CE SP, They Are Beautiful Iatlored Susts i we Mother's White Corn Meal ta Se ‘Rémember Miss Margaret Ludlow entertained © the e er: ; representing the best of man-tailoring ; stand- Vato | Mother’s Yellow poner! Meal Sigh mgrom® ~ a af ari styles and models and come in all the ae i hia | is your last chance to rthday. as ie iff ‘tabl wy Mother’s oe \}- buy a strictly high-class Coat bat ta Bs tA EO newest fabrics and colorings suitable for pres- Mo ; 3; Be th ridieul 1g > toe on game game at the last table. The guests ey + BS ' ent and early Spring wear. Those stunning | | ther sP ear 1H i = é ridiculously low price rn lt | Mian models cut on long, goo lines, with a : Ann Jenkins, be] Lacy, : eed aid less effects are here in abundance, as well as . $4.90 oe a = om werd | ae less titade of beautifully trimmed designs di allman edie Values $12. 00 to $20.00. ° Ph mons, Nathan Alien, ; } .' ; | This sale, which begins, tomorrow The Great Western Cereal Company, fart ie Bae ee - at 8:30 a. m., affords you a chance Pierce Building. Main 1557. St. Louis, Moe

Kenneth Howe, Alfred Page Nelson, ees ig mat Sale of Suits + the ocreetiagl be nf Cree ee. An eoupede: whether procent or paut lowe will be avsested: “1 me rised RQEEF. f : ‘choice of any 1908 ‘Pall masdyeraders aa | a lee ‘were h. BR ) aes We ask you to see $10 v5 5 jel in. the house. formerly sold ——- a “a x Wa iae these Suits at....-: ° eae | r $35.00, $40.00 "DS | 4. Q 5 Beatrice Brokmeyer, ‘Catherine Gibso s ae Florence Hoevel, : Frances Salebury. ¢ z + . i RE NE nnn aS | a halen of any 1908 Fall 2 te Fee es | OF; Rae ih; beh AxSee Our New Department , 4 del in the house formerly sold Eimer Collin, Henry Fekete, 5 P if . >: =i | Zs ROP | CA L W IN TE RS ae Er eet QS || cece? Brokineyer, Ferd Boliman, a? Be ee For Misses and Children @EVEN mMosT ATTRACTIVE TOURS ; * oaa Sai ee | ces pr a Be ane tie of To Tropical JAMAICA. To the PANAMA’ CANAL. ee me ae tom “swerk im the mountains. SiR ee ha i, It will be a revelation te yen to a em sat que. ae BARBADOS and TRINIDAD. ea * &xg , Re: 2 ete t fs ana @€ en- ’ : oo asec De 9S pyAn 14 {ime social wa Tharsan® St the Pres- ae? BB AEs | hl > Rents, eeeeit be devoted to. these lines. } —__ JAMAICA m4 Fee eee formed and met ati & . $38 iF ee ‘ : . if c Write for DESCRIPTIVE Boo ’ y evening, EF 4 CR Ss SS 7 e “a THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM F PACKET Co., Mrs. Claude Morton entertained 3 pif ie: 1 i : r as a” | : s & SON, G. P. and F. A.. 23 State N York, . | ae He aR ae ’ vo fO1Sh, P. A, Fiatives Building. New | ne ij evening at ae residence on ; » Robt Bain, a * * j . . . : . and Mrs. Terner’’ - -# tt ae: % — ——

Pa a with white The ents were. ‘all Sh, then ‘ational col- erat. Guests ‘we 8 “4. er gf eat

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