The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-05

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visiting his family Of Mrs. Blanche g. Wal
ker. No. 2s24 Windsor place.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Young Of Clinton,
Mo. ar" stopping for Il fortnight at liptrI
Beers.
Miss Loula CiaikSon Of Webster Groves,
spent several weeks in New York city and
returned to Newport News. Va. in time Il
witness the launching of the battieShr
Missouri"
Rel Bishop and family of Cincinnati. o.
are visiting his father, W. I. Bishop, NJ"
4siu Cook avenue.
Miss Lonnie L. Tresenrtt-r is visiting in
cape GirardcaH.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Sanford Of New York
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Sanford
at Hotel Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. j. Ferguson. child and
nurse of the city have taken 4 suite 81
apartments at Hotel Beers, where they VII
remain permanently.
i, Mrs. Annie Kapley spent the rhriStina.
holidays with her grandchildren In Sedaiia
ANA returned home last week.
Mr.. ard Ms. Joseph Eosy of Hotel Beers
ai- entertaining their son. Mr.. Rath~-E T.
Rogy Of Denver, Colo.
Mr.. John {. Hall of Hotel Berlin IS en-
| t-rtaining his daughters. Misses Mamie ami
\ Jun Iiil1 VI az - 'N
inst"n, Mo.
Miss Gen4virvr Johnson Of Nv Orleans
il visiting her cousin. Mis- T.. ]. u'Bri-n,
"f No. 4I5% Cook avenue.
| Mrs. William NJ. Crossl-y me- RucEo is
visiting her mother. Mrs. {. W. Buck. at
her home. No. 100 Lindeil boulevard
The Reverend Doctor Darby of Evans
vine. Ind. and Mr.. 4. ". Hawkins Of
Decatur. Ill. are al Hotel Beers. whei.
| th-y arr. being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 4. Aduir.
Miss Jo Fraser ami sister, Mrs. I.uie-.
have just returned after d visi; To friends
III Hot springs. Ark.
Through sleepers, psrlor cars and coaches
81. Louis TO Cincinnati every day via Big
Four Route
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Seaman have re-
turned TO their apartments at Hotel Beers
after spending some months in Lake
Miss NelIa Taylor. from Nokomis. Ill.,.
s visiting Miss bessie Hess of Compton
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Reed of Chicago are
guests at Hotel Beers.
Miss Pearl Henderson of Kinkaid. Kas.
Is visiting her brother. r. :. Henderson of
M. 40: Page boulevard.
The Ten O'Clock Musicale met on Janu-
AIRY : At the home OF Miss Whitman. No.
iaij Delmar boulevard. Mrs. Dobyne was
chairman OF the day. \ holiday programme
was given. as follows:
Nocal S,!os-taJ The .Ne>ln
ID, My Loves an Arhutus cold
Mss camilla walcott.
Violin INSTRUMENTATION .........-.N -ndelssohr
Miss f.vIlyu Nerser.
Alto Solo-O. Rest in the Lord. Meui-lssUhn
Mrs. Grace Iitcomb Dobyu-.
Violin So!p-,a' -;octurn-..
III, lnterInezzo ..........-N -nd-lssohn
Miss susie u. cudiy.
Piano Nd Tia uc,.,.a,y xsii,i M-ndeiss'ln
Vocal soio"Ing i@.i Mfe'+l'> h4.1N'i nard-lo,
,.. Mrs. +, \. ErnsorfE.
rs: Florence Phillip E-mi~.
Mas. Charles George.
For furnishing and decorating the home
the annual clearing sale of Mermod q Jac-
cards. Broadway and Locust. offers an
opportunity that housckeepers should TAX.
advantage Of.
members the DAYS of the Union Musical
club concerts will be changed from Tues
day to Saturday. On account of this
change TIE concert. January .. will be post
p"ned. The Schurann-Heink recital will
be given the evening of January -. as an
nOCuCed.
Club has had 81 many applications for
membership tEat the chairman desires to
state no more members can be received.
Hereafte: those desiring membership must
apply to the chairman in writing, with ref
er.nce from some ~well-known teacher, and,
upon approval, they will he placed upon the
waitin- list.
Telegraph your friends you will arrive
in Cincinnati via Big -Four route.
chart club drawfng-rooms will be held
Tuesday. January !. II a. M. by Mrs.
George =. Cram of No. 4iGa West
IA. m. at Cabanne Clubhouse. when Miss
Madeline crshman Selby will give Il
rscitatiom from The Palace of the King;
SATURDAY,. January II. II "A. m. by Mrs
Maria l. Johnston at Berlin Hotel.
The ST. Louis Chapter of ID. A. r. WAS
entertained by Mrs. Huntington Smith at
her hospitable mansion on Locust street.
over 20 guests were present. as the invita-
ton was extended TO the other chapters IN
the city. y musi" programme was rendered
by Mrs. Hessenhruch. pianist: vocal solos
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Cairn, and violin
solo 10y Miss Ellen Johnson.
Mrs Alice Norris and little son. Doug
las. OF No. 1853 West Belle place. will sptm.!
The remainder of the winter with relatives
in Palestine, Tex.
The Misses Cravens of No. 3j5s I.aw,on
avenue gave Il reception New Years Iav 10
Il large number of friends.
Airs. Jessie NJ. Battle and daughter. Mrs.
Eugene Fleming Smith. No. ii63 L.indeil
boulevard. entertained the jefferson Chap
ter. Daughters Of the American Revolt
ton. last Saturday afternoon. y short but
interesting business session preceded a lit
tie talk on D.. \. X. work from Mrs. George
H.. Shields. State regent. Airs. John VI.
Taylor spoke to the chapter about her visit
TO historic Valley Forge last summer. \
movement IS on foot TO preserve the site of
the campine-2round OF the Continental
Army as "A national mark At tho ,tnsn of
this address Mrs. Ray Douglass sang two
numbers. Miss Condor played Il piano solo
and Mr.. Condor rendered Il violin solo. Re
freshmentS were served. each guest rcceiy-
ing as a souvenir a little drum filled with
IoubonS and decorated with the insignia of
the Daughters. \ gift To the Public Ii
brary was decided upon by the Jefferson
Chapter.