The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-31
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Springfield. Ill; March miss Alice
at this weeks meeting of the Monday Aft
ernoon Erchre Club. The gathering was st
the home Of Miss Alice Bum N, Miss g, saisers
The Monday Embroidery Club met this
week at the home of Mrs. u. G. inma
The attendance was large and the afternoon
was spent In an informal social way.
Master William HoaSland celebrated his
fifth birthday anniversary. last Monday. a
number of his young friends spent the nours
from 8 TO 6 O'Clock at his home. in the en-
| joyment of chiidren's games. The Misses
Alice Odam, Maud Miller and Ida Roger
son assisted Mrs. HOagland in entertaining
the little guests.
Practical demonstrations of the making
of various salads occupied the attention CT
members of the home and domestic science
department Of the Woman,s Club Tnesday
home OF MrS.."E. A. Hall. Mrs. James W.
Patton. Mrs. II. p. Shumway and Mrs.
Hiram E. Gardner were hostesses OF the
afternoon.
Members Of the West End Euchre Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home or MIS-:
Julius Armbruster. First prize In the play
prize went to Mrs. E. NJ. Kreigh, and the
guests prize was won by Mrs. A. w.
Sickle.
Social customs and costumes of revolu-
tionary times were discussed at a meeting
of the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, held Tuesday afternoon. at the home
OF MIS-. fuWlIl ". SIdUDc. 6pCiS IA
with these topics were presented by Mrs.
y. w. Harris and Mrs. Samue! Mendenha!l-
At the conclusion OF the discussion Mrs.
Ella HUNTINGTON Henkie ave an account
Gently at Washington. D. c. Miss Mary
Tiffany contributed vocal selections to the
programme
evening with Miss Ansell. A programme
relating to early events In Illinois was rem
dered.
Mansion last Wednesday were productive
of unusual pleasure. At the conclusion OF
the afternoon function, Governor and Mrs.
Yates entertained a number of friends at
luncheon. in honor Of the guests who are
visiting at the mansion. The Assemblymen
and their friends, for whom the evening re-
a series of moving pictures. presented by
L. K. Deweine of Peoria A short musical
followed the picture exhibition. Mrs. NJ.
Rohrer of Chicago. Senator Jewell. Repre-
sentative Brown. Mrs. Francis Sullivan,
Nat Cohen and little son and Miss Swigert,
sister Of ps Reprsssniasiy f,r, s Esen say particle some
entertaining readings. Little Nina Tucker.
daughter of Mrs Booth Tucker. who is i'll
at the mansion, was brousht from her sick
chamber to enjoy the programme.
Mrs. C. c. Brown was hostess at this
weeks meeting OF the Every Wednesday
Club. The life Of Jacob Oats, the Zealand
ton. Mrs. E. E. hagler gave a criticism on
Marian. and read selections from his
works. The story of Thomas \. kempis was
told by Mrs. A. H. Shropshire. A general
discussion concluded the meeting.
Members of the North Side Euchre Club
were entertained "Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Lulu Hibbs. The frs; prize WAS won
by Mrs. John c.. Snigg. Mrs ]. c. Allen cap
tured the second prize. and the third was
awarded to Mrs. Louis m Guests at
the meeting were Mrs. b. c. Harms and
Hiss Maud Allen.
Mrs. Robert Clarkson entertained the
members of the Quf Vive Club this after
mrent of the occasion.
The Entire Nous Club held its regular
weekly meeting this afternoon.
Colonel n. B. Virgins. Mrs. II. I. Wig
girs and Miss Lucy Virgins have returned
from Hot Springs. Ark, after ar extended
Mrs. c. D.. Roberts and daughter. Miss
Octavia, are visiting friends in Chicago.