The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

been visiting her relatives here. has been I,
the guest of honor at number tsiso1l 1I sinai
.st In homes trS,x g,fsh " Haneing s'e club gave
dance Friday evening at the Armory Han.
In spite of the inclement weather quite
Among Among them were: Misses Murphy. Smith.
Robinson. Carey. Risque, Jessie skinner.
Annice Wishart. Carrie Chase. LAURA as, Lee
Mary Shields. Helen Lycett. Gladys
Crouch: Messrs. Harold Knapp. Har-
ry Don%yal Ralph Skinner In, n Roy GoTPer:
and Horatio Armstrong. Arthur kimbali,
Henry Corbyn. Steve Shallcross, Carroll Da-
Wis. Harry White. James Abraham. Orrick
ders A dainty luncheon was served about
10 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs: Ashley Cabell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross were the
chaperons for the occasion.
Mrs. James l.. Blair is expecting her sons.
Percy and Francis home from college in
a number of their friends with them.
The Monday Evening Club will meet De
-cember % at the residence of William J. H.
Bown. Rabbi Harrison of ST. Louis will
read q paper on ''Shylock."
On January 2 a concert will be given at
the Armory Hall under the direction of VIII
liam .. May. Quite a number OF ladies' will
Mrs. S. ]. Edwards has been entertaining
her son-in-law, John A. Church, and his
son, Edwards of Cincinnati. o.
The Magazine Club has been reorganized
pd E meet at ths
The ladies will read ana discuss the more
sohd articles in the best magazines Mrs
and Mrs E. c. King secretary and treas
urer. Among the members are Mines. G, II.
Mclean Meeks; johnson, Charles & King; ing;
Misses Clara Picker. Florence Reed ana
Louise Murtfeldt.
Mrs. NJ, E. McMullen is expecting her son,
P. J: McMhlep, and his wife to spend the
Mrs. Rebecca n. Hazards Reading Circle
meets each week at her home in Woodlawn:
H. IL fnIrr fhl or Nt
the Louisiana Purchase States. Instructive
and entertaining papers have already been
presented.Mrs. D; S. Brown on Louisiana an
and Mrs. 8. J. Edwards on Missouri. The
Reading Circle is now entering upon Its
eighteenth year. Mrs. Hazard is the pres-
dent.
Doctor Martin of Princeton On. j. Theo-
logical Seminary has come to join his wife
and little son. who have been visiting in
Kirkwood some time. To-day he will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church.
The young people are planning number
of entertainments for the holidays, among
One of the pleasantest entertainments of
the season will be that of Mrs. John H.
Heimbuecher, which will take place New
Years Eve. There will be dancing in the
barn for the younger folks and the married
people will play whist and euchre. Mrs.
dSnRhteTs Misses Jeanetae aSses'eh isabey and e
Stella Heimbuecher.
John c. Wilkinson and family have leased
their home at Woodlawn and will be in st.
Louis for awhile before going West.
On Tuesday. December 16 the Fortnightly
Club met with Mrs. Effie Abraham. Mrs
Annie Armstrong presided in the absence
of the president, Mrs. Ewing. In answer to
the roll call each lady responded with an
appropriate birthday verse. Mrs. c. r. Sid
dy gave a report of the annual meeting of
the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs.
which was recently held at Kansas City
Mrs. Frederick Skiele read a paper on
Nautical Development, Twin-Screw Pro-
followed by a discussion, .'Will Submarine
Boats Displace the Battleship?' which was
were present: Mines Luther Armstrong,
William J. H. Bown, Ida NJ. Brunner. w. S.
King, Effie Abraham. Annie Armstrong,
Doctor Campbell ]. r. Moore, c. r. Siddy,
Fred Skeeie, Guy Trulock. George d. Dana,
l. NJ. Gerould. Frank Edwards. George
Landers, Digby, Shepardson and Miss Cor
son.