The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
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The jefferson Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution: held its open meeting
residerce. No. asa We Vest " Pine b sUIser
last Saturday afternoon. ConsiderabI, IN
terest attaches 10 this meeting since it
regent, Mrs. Winthrop q. ChappeIi. has PIE
sided. Mrs Chappell conducted the meet
ne ard received a unanimous vote ef
thanks for the enthusiasm she has already
manifested IN. thu chapters progress. Her
report of the Eleventh Continental Congress
was the feature OF the meeting. Mrs. Wal
lace DelsfsId. the State vice regent. was
present and spoke Of the meeting at Wash
irston.
d;n.ng-room with the national colors. The
PIRATE. United States shield in red and
white carnations for tie stripes and white
pansles against purple violets for the stars
against the blue ground, held place of
honor in the center OF the table. About
nifty ladies were present.
There was music by Miss Mary Hemp
stead Dii; Mrs; Bemis, who was Miss Flor.
Mrs. horris. Mrs.. John NJ. Taylor read a
short character sketch. The Angel of the
Household" and Miss Wiimoth Evans gave
a reading. "Eriar Rose"
The p. E. d. club met Monday at the
home OF Mrs. J. p. Burnett. No, N5' Del
tiated into the sisterhood. The afternoon
was spent In discussing the Programme
submitted by the committee for next years
work. At the close Of the business meeting
Mines. Hcse and Evans entertained the
club with vocal solos. Refreshments we're
served, the dining-room being beautifully
decorated in yci low and white, the club
colors.
ford" at Hote, Beers Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Griffith described the Old " gray
city with its many spires and academic
E-oves. she gave a brief history OF its ia
mons lrHiyp-Sity Shouting the yaiJe Of ijS
degrees and honors. and noting many OF its
world-rcnoyned scholars. She gave the
tempered" gentleman. The oId-time excim-
siveness of oxford IS passing; It il now
bread and tolerant; ready for the munif-
cent sift of Cecil Rhodes. and perha ps
waiting to fulfill his dream OF brotherhood
that will bring about the peace of the
world" The subject for next Wednesday
morning IS "StratfoTd, tire Poets Cradle"
Mrs. Martha Davis Griffith will give ~
special request the following talks at the
Conservatorium:
Westminster and the Coming Corona
ton. Tuesday evening. Aprll .; later on
Spain and the Young King followed b.
ed b. tie following well-krown singers OF
Miss Mahon's studio: Mrs. Geo. C. Carrie
and Mrs. Herbert Morr:ss. %sopranos; Mrs.
Ferdinand Bensburg. contralto; Mrs. Flcr-
once Phillippf Bemis, violinist. The musical
reflections VIII suit the different English.
Spanish and italian subjects.
Through s!eepers. parior cars and coaches
ST. Louis TO Cincinnati cvery day via Big
Tcur Route.
! WEDDINGS.
M. and Ms. IL. S,husslder. No. 4t3S North
F,urteenth. have issued invitations for TIE
welding o. their daughter. Margarete. 10
Mr.. }. Eckho,dr. Thursday. April l.. at s
?. IN. The cereaion. will be performed by
The Reverend A. Es.,=eT ar Friends Church.
ooirer Nineteenth and NeUhouse avenue.
where the bridegroom 10 organ'st After II.
c~srsn,ony there VII be a reception at the
nome OF the bride. The usual wedding trip
VII be dispensed With ard they Will start
housekeeping at once at No. 1904 Bissell
street.
An engagement OF considerable social in
terest was mace. kno--r % friends last
week at the Cook-Prector.u5 wedding. 1t
IS that of Miss Ethel Goddard. daughter OF
Biggs of st. Louis. Both young people are
very well known socially and are being
widely congratulated.
The engagement Of Professor David Spen-
Ger Hill of the smith Academy faculty to
Mrs Julia Payne Miller of Eiizabethtown,
where Ms. Miller and Professor Hill are
,p.nding the Easter holidays, They are
6 fSsa sa and M Fl P Feiis a1ri hln psct6 SaFe Fiji
was a ST. Louis Methodist pastor for years.
The bride-elect is a daughter OF Colonel ].
T.. rhyme, widely Known III II Blue STdSS
State. She is a handsome young widow who
has been always very popular in Kentucky
society. The wedding is set for June.
The wedding of Miss Agnes Normanton
Chapman, second daughter OF Mt; and Mrs
George E. Chapman. No. 1918 Pendleton ave-
nue., to Mt. Charles Franklin BlaisdeIl Of
Cincinnati is announced to take place in
June. Mr.. Biaisdell is attending the Cen
eral Theological Seminary In New York
City. from which he will be graduated in
May.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Anderson, No.
81 ALBERT avenue. TO Mr.. A. r. White. took
place on Thursday evening. April 10. at the
home Of the bride. who Is a daughter -