The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-21

was captured by Mrs. George W. Bum and
Robert Loose. who had q gross score OF ~
an: ma 4 A. handicap Of I j.; Miss SIS, susan a ,e Meer, of
16 and no handicap. won third prize. This
u the best score made in mixed foursomes
and stands as the record for eighteen n1 hes;
The Monday Conversation Club met this
T Tegted at s the hone Hfst OF Mrs. farn Mh,adm the Moa sus.
tect for the afternoon. The pilgrims Oh
New England and the New England con
federation were discussed. Current events
at home and abroad were presented py
Miss May Blackstock. Musical numbers
were rendered by Mrs. W. F. Weilman ana
Mrs. r. c. Roseberry. ,-
day Afternoon whist Club last week. Four
q. tables were utilized for the play. which was
followed by a luncheon.
Mrs. James T. Jones attended the wedding
Of Mr.. Ridgely Rea and Miss MargaTe.
Brown Monday evening In Chicago; T.. ME- Mr.;
Ridgely Of Springfield and ormerly resided
Members OF the West Emo Euchre Club
M Msze fped sask. P PSssras euehre was
| INDUCED in. First prize was captured ny
| Mrs. Garwood. The guests prize was "'n
" Miss ssh J%un Mne jones' acted as hostess at the
meeting OF the Tuesday Afternoon Euchre
Club. The time was devoted to Progfe es the
n eSshre s AND three sss ea elaS K Eaest s'' were Misses
Ethel Hull and Alta Walker and MIS-
Miss Grace conkling entertained a number
NJ sriends STuesday afternoon for her guest,
Miss Josephine Carter OF quincy. -. tho
A dime and two receptions m maes np ' on
social calendar at the the e sffsrnoen RECEPTION.
which was largely attended by sprinsheios
fashionable set and visiting ladies' IRON =
throughout the State. IN Mf Misses a'e Grace Dix
on Ethel indermille and Edith Chase q
Chicago, Miss Greenleaf OF Jacksonville anu
Miss Townsend OF Galesburg. N,rs
Yates entertained a small party at oinMea'
Included in the guests were Miss lndermi..s'
Miss Dixon. Miss Chase; M! MISS Hen Gree Yates
Mr.. Atterberry Of Chicago. State TREASURER
Williamson. Miss Williamson. former Sen.
ator Hamilton of Chicago and Mr.. Aloei'
Guest of Springfield. v.+as
In The evening Governor and Mrs. raves
received members Of the General Assembly
and their friends. A programme was sn,s.
Chase and Mr.. Guest sang 1.-The Holy Otty..
Representative Erickson sans an Italian ~,
cratic selection and gave an mpess Sog Miss
Of Henry g, Irving r IN hres several piano Sc
iections. Interspersed with the music We're
readings by Miss Undermine. 81 Miss nTes Gsa of a the
Mss Tow waze Slde a% Tuasil III Judge Hurd. +.
T, Davies. Colonel Raymond Bliss, 4; I.
Spence and Mr.. Mencenheimer, all OF Sn-
cage. Dow Knot Club Of
v;rnin,a were entertained Wednesday AFTER
noon by Mrs. Charles NJ: Tinney;: the gu witS
Arr %,n in th ,se slt attended ct ( I Gps. Yates's re-
a eeptio Mlhn IN t the evening they were ,s enter ss.
tanned at dinner by Mrs; Tin ss yns at the were ere
land Hotel INCLUDED IN Ha 1ns pa.'y N. va
MI = + + R a. @J ohn Decker. ". D, Hum
pp tu, .. L. McCaulley. l. A.. Petefsh, >.
I. Robertson. J. L. Cosner. Gnarles 1ehn
2; n ;,. csu% T.. A n. e aordiey e and {. ". Saw
The Every Wednesday clge m ae shs
we're ssms s g; ans. E! this .. We" Walter. Tvs
;nterestine papers were presented: MIS-;
Alfred orendorf read q, pf Holland :"
''The Army and m ..T navy P,,s ri in Their
Hhr Doe1 Homes. England. Holland and Amer
i ha.se was given BY Mrs. Alfred BayI us "A "A
discussion Of the latter sup3ece was
ta int; Ii the Fortniehtly club u s WsdnssdS!y
evening n!;.e w 1a. Won e eq Sy aar rhs Hiekox. Ths
Lnnne-band prize was won by George ":
R sneFfir First iady's prize was captured by
Mrs. George Bum. mrs. =. ~ - NN
Several friends were entertained inlo1ma y,
" last evening at the executive mansion 10y
Colonel -, John h1,s,t .. were e; e Ss.szSy: a ans'S Mrs.
v TmU Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yates, Mr.. and
mrs Gilbert Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
T.. Virgins. Mrs. Palmer, Misses Aita
walker. Mary Braddisn Lucy H sGnst; and
Fort. Doctor Garrett, Ralph Dickerman.
Samuel scholes, John Latham, Ralph
Reed n John Miller.
The Hamilton Whist Club was ent S,n TAI rds
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Edwaros
s1 Ths members Of the Mimi Club were en-
tertained Wednesday evening by mrs. :: ID:
Solsan vents Az q IN ai tse Sis.o orSm Of m iilln seds' the
evening was pleasantly spent In an tntormaA
'y Gan,tai City Card Club players were en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by the Misses
s,ve euchre was enjoyed. Miss Margaret
Smith won the first prize. and MISS MAY
Davis won the second prize. A BOBBY prize
was given to Miss Maud Davis.
afternoon by Mrs. j. E. Palm. The time
was devoted to progressive euchre.
The Literary Researchers met this after
noon with Mrs. Charles Jones I,,s,. as host ess.
cSssion. Mrs. II. S. Magill, Mrs. George
Crocker and Mrs. Jones contributed to the
Mrs. Charles T. Bisch entertained at
cards this evening for hen guests, Misses
Pearl Sprague and Bessie johnson OF Paw
The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton were entertained this afternoon by MIS-.
paper on 'Early Ancestors.
The Entire Nous Club members were en-.
tertained this afternoon by Mrs. Fred
Morgan. Progressive euchre constituted the
The Woman's Club will meet tomorrow
tionai department. 'Chiidren's Literature
will be the subject for consideration.