The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16
LAKEWOOD.

Mrs. Enos Clark and daughter, Miss VIM
ME. returned last week from a southern
trip.
The match game between the Kirkwood
basket ball team and a team from the
Mary Institute. which was to have taken
Saturday, November %. The game will be
played on the lawn at John c. Willdnson's
home. Miss Margaret Cabell is captain.
Gratz. Frances Sanders. Constance Ed
wards, Claire Wart1eid. Edith Williams and
Florence Wilkinson are the other members
Miss Emily Lycett departed on Monday
for Philadelphia. where she will remain
Miss .Katheryn Gratz rave a. eins-peps
guests were Misses Lucy Byars. Constance
Cabe!l. and Messrs. Rod Cooper. iohn
Taussig. Meverell Good and Lorraine
Jones.
ing friends and relatives in her old hcme,
Holden. No, returned Saturday:
A number Of Kirkwood ladies attended the
reception and musical given at the Forest
Park University by Mrs. Anna Sneed
Cairns. Wednesday afternoon, between 3:S0
and o'clock The reception was IN n0nor
Canada.
Mrs. George Edwards has issued invita-
tons for a reception on November Is
Mrs. George D. Dana received last Thurs
day in celebration Of the first anniversary
OF the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Dams a mhs e hHusf flow was e Those PRESENT. sent
were: Mines. Edward King. Frank skeels'
H. Corbyn. James Hamilton. j.. Baker; VII
| Mary Brown and Louie Brown. Among the
guests were: Mines. ]. G. Whyte. H +.
! Ewing. A. NJ. Gill. George Edwards. Jacob
R 4; slee 6 o. E Evaas. MITCHELL S'f Hoy., James
| G. Wide. Sltnkard. Orrick and Drummer:
MN, nS M NrnIns ou sGan' Re Milde Gun Band and
The Magazine Club has dishanded for a
while. The ladies expect to resume their
| our Pun Club was entertained Saturday
| afternoon by Mrs. Hector D. Mclean, as,
sisted by her daashsers' MSS q, Mclean s sna
a guessing contest. in which Mrs. u. ID;
| Mullen was victor. Instrumental and vocal
music ens se was s,ysn oy J. N 4, i Heinbye raese f. R[ ).
Blankemeie-. d. H. Mullen. James Murnane
and Frank Suck. and the Misses Walsh.
R-ossard ThekIa Luebkin and Ida Brossard.
| The next meeting Will be at the home OF
Mrs. Mullen on Fillmore and washington
The irst meeting Of the Monday Evening
| Club was held at the residence of Mr., and
| Mrs. James Lawrence Blair at Oakland: A
Kfrkwood ana WoodIawn- The club has. at
! present. a membership Of more than 100:
| Some Of the gentlemen are In favor OF
i uniting with the Piano Club and the Morn
| room ON Clay avenue. Others thirk that
| meeting In q hall will. In a measure. do
! away with the socisbility. Speeches were
! made nv T. B.. Bovd. Josenh Franklin,
George Taussig. T.. D.. Kimbau C.P. Far
| rington and James l. Blair. president OF
tire club. Among those present were
| Taussie. John S. Collins. William n:
Rnwn. c. P. FarrinetOn. j.. Baker. WYATT
ShsTcross !. c. Wilkinson. Fayette Ewing.
| H. c. Ochterbeck. ]. G. Wilde. the Rev
erend l. r. Potter. the Reverend c L.
| Smith. Charles Hart Mclean. I'D. kim
NJ, md the Misses Franklin. Murtfeldt.
| Wilde. ellis of New YORK ana Laura
The Fortn,eh.ly Club will meet at the
home of Mrs c. o. Evans Tuesday after
noon.
| night ct the Arrorv Hall
on Friday. November q. a rsmat!~ enter-
tair,oent viii he given by Misses Addie
Abrams and E'oise Skeele at the Armorv
Hall. Thev p-'Il he assisted by Mrs w. ].
Mitchell and TIE Misses t.sorsia PfevV: Iu-
ella RvaYs. VIRGINIA Orrick. Jane Wfktn-
son. Florence Reed Sarah Aorahsn. Ma
bel Down Aunis wiIso~t. Maud Johnson.
| Mary Good and Earle S'tnksrd. The per-
| formance will ba under the direction OF Mrs.
| James p. prrteus.
A dramatic entertainment VII be given
~ Friday evening November q.
| for the benef, of the Arrnory Hall Asso-
ting OF the Young dranatfsfs. and appearing
In the roles VII be: Misses Abrams. F-gs
Rvsrs. Abraham. Bown. Johnson. shiekard.
wtshart, Smith. Steele and Mrs. James r.
Porteus.