The St. Louis Republic., 1901-02-23


enth concert ON Saturday afternoon. March
2, at o'clock at Memorial Hall Mr.. Ho-
mer Moore will give lecture recital ON
The influence Of Wagner on Recent Op-
era" assisted BY Alfred q. Robyn at the
piano. The programme ia IS fonows:
Prologue (PagiiaccD LeooceTeus
Lin Thine Eye Queen of 6hsoa). .0osdmark
He Is Kind derodiadel: .Aa.sscst
lman's Prayer (BoabdtD Aosxkowsh
Fords soliloQuy (Faistano-
Before Mine Eyes (owendoains9... -Chahessr
Wer mir Nstn werk Bexahls Ode Yer
sunkens 0lockd. xosunee
Frsihs,t lsb woal CGuntran0.. Richard stfaso
Beginning next Friday morning. March I.
Mr.. Ernest r. kroeger: upon inv1fauen 90
the Morning Choral Club. VIII give ser1es
of four Wagnerian lectures to b illustrated
with piano At tho Odeon In the Recital Han
Members Of the Choral are privflaGod -
invite two friends each. and . general -
vitation has been extended 70 sueh of the
other music clubs Of town ~ would b m
terested-
At its last rehearsal the Morning Assaa
began work on Its spring concert ~
gramme. the piece Dc rsalstanca a Wheoe
will be Hadley's prise eompesition sntit1s6
'.In Music's Praise" This work FsQn1BsD
both male and female voices and ~
Choral will accordingly b Augmented Vs1A
singers from the Apollo Club. a. veu -
numbers OF personal ffisudo ef TIE nAnr
bers.
The Morning Etuds WIN mss4 Dszk M
day, March L af the residsnos Of Ma Wo.
liam y. SaunderA No. G60 C1emeno av0o0A
at half after in the afternoon. . change
from its customary morning hour
Miss Carrie Ashcroft win give . pro
gramms Of readings On Tuesday svenhes
February Is. at O'Clock. At Forest faf4
University. She VIII b assisted ~ hef
class In Q scarf drill.
Owing to tllnesa Mrs.. AffrSd Mathews
Of Bartmsr avenue win b unable to eneer.
tain the open meeting Of the 'Ovef the
Teacups'' Club. ~ has been prsvieusly an
nounced. Nrs. John Nessmors Of Won YER
sen avenue WIN bs hostess instsaA Pro-
fessor y. p. Perry Of Washington Onsr
versity will lecture On ''Aarh Twain ana
American Humorists." asdsted By AipD
Ash, pianist and 1frA z II. Wooley, w.
calist. The club ID about to take 10 ths
study Of American hurnorfsta.
The st. Louis Chapter Of the Danghtseo
of the American Revolution held IN regunS
monthly reception af the Cabanns Cfub. 1ae
hostesses for the afternoon were hmsA
The business meeting was held nrst. the ~
gent. Mrs. Delaneld. presiding. The minutes
Of the annual meeting. which eavs the an
nual reports. were read. The business NEST.
ing being completed the committee for the
entertainment Of the guests took charge ex
the rest Of the session Ma Ben Gran
the historian. had prepared very elaborate
literary and music programme A8 hSeSup
mental piece was given BY ME- KEafhs
'Hark. Hark. the LARK" A paper On Nov
Orleans IN 1718 was read By Nrs. W. q
6tith. IN which she spoke Of its ooamopclt-
tan character At that period. A vocal solo
By Miss Macy CA Summer Night" BY oohl.
ins) called forth an encore This was Sotp
ments were served upstairs in the pariors.
The table was decorated In the national col.
ors and the young Daughters served The
bsnisters In the reception hall wee
wreathed In the red, white and blue buna11e
and nags.
Tho regular meeting Of the p. n O. Cluo
was held on Monday ut the home Of 1rA
A. r. Morgan. No. sssz Blaine avenue. Az
ter the business Of the club had bean dis.
posed OF the literary programme for the af-
ternoon was furnished by Ara c. De WIT
Lukens. Q graduate Of Ne6 College Of Ora
tory. Phiiadelphia. Pa Her nrst selsos
ton consisted Of Julius Caesar. scene m B-us
Then followed q recitation. Granny" from
james Whitcomb Riley.
Finishing with paper On '-The Study OF
Oratory and Elocution," 4rx Lukens spoke
Of the changes in methods Of teaching; the
importance Of mothers training their chill
dren to express themselves clearly and well
Miss Olivia Brown Of Monroe City. Mo-.
favored those present with three selections
on the piano.