The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
xvrasTER GROVES, MO.

s,sca, Correspondence of The sunday Repaec % a1e.
speciss spsa,er Groves Mo-. JAM I-Doetor ana MIS-;
"eosH armstrong rejoicing over the oir'h 'i
little darsn5sfti srtis az ths St. Louis High School
gave tie science ssssion al te
last WedsssShHh %es &ih q Mrs charss 4 BaEsr
Nj and Mrs. Charles ,insrsaIv a; last Saturday
their thru 5inner @ro to few friends. Msssrs and and
Mines walter " sss sehols: nrsseni' nusehe t
Charles Laura Al Depew Of Chicago is visiting Mrs.
Horace ia,sn Gh,ses Brown is spending few days in
St. Char,es. Mo. ,,.,...,,.n. are attending
quite nYmgsr s1ai9s q
Tuesday morning in the small nall 9r me me o9eo, q
AmSEs M1s Shsn Viii ai Kennish and Miss Annie Howe
At monthly recital Of md ihs r Gfer CASES
T,9ea Tresday a morning Mrs knight and Mrs. Lewis
were Two of the soloists, ,v-,,,., a noe.n en-
,;1sG s sd hind NY Vines which has been grsa.-
" admired. She thinks of publishing 1t In Illus
'sisa Mss Emma Strickland is visiting friends in
The Monday Club held its regular lIn meeting in M9n
Of shs p,0sFa@mn o0 Force This
by five-miLute talks. most delightfu!iy given.
lsSitaton ytnSns aS1es and nSF sir isaac
Baker ndss.5"ot0lRsE duSt Rnnford % ana His
aIs s e,I6ssi EansT ns ne TSass Mass
SeaIY The s1n d} shs MS Ms G e George G IEat
refreshments we're served during the social hour,
nSs 'ss MrP e n Fellows were among the
grS sts at the Gould reception at the Southern
sss Professor Jackson of Smith academy, gave a
stereopticon lecture in the in
hT.daS ihe neresi nashef Of the TN pubic public School
The ladies Of the Monday Club are planning PLAN,
the last Of Of this hhn month sbrar The VIII
Young 70 nRe men Of Webster have invitations
for dance in Bristol Hall the night OF 'anu-
tf-be ladies Of Webster are much interested in
a question which will be discussed at the next
asticaIiy looked after BY Mrs Charles Baker. for
aumSoIs r ef so ASS olive is So
of stock already taken to provide for an employ;
ent bureau but intends # to a;nas add training school
coionel Spencer, president OF the Mercantile
Club. has moved into his new home In Webster
The Every Other Week met. with Mr.. and
BAKER and Mrs Martin We're the
saS MIS- evening" ss Ms.s. Alice ssa s
Espew Of Chicago. Messrs. Glenn Hutchinson.
Mr Burton Holiness sterecpticon lecture on
S!se,is Msvar at " the qaeon s1emjnr Is At Hotel Roz.r
The Presbyterian church intends making quite
pastor, the Reverend David NJ SHILLING, on Fob
by Doctor e. Tne es Win h given
Va, an old friend OF MI: -skillinE; Doctor W.
Nssi,s e Louis ana possibly Doctor W j.
@GEs %sfs,sy syepss They are building Iesdsnse IL
Doctor Rhodes Of the Lutheran Church
49,. Mss + A; Allen entertained at luncheon on
W; c. jaser. s. s. Healey% % and e L. K kloss. os,peS'
n,Lt LeonaT6 Martin had birthday dinner and
Mrs. Gordon Land. who has been visiting her
Tsn1:aax 15ssr Mrs n,.s Schuyler: left for Denver
- Mrs 4. L ,Albers died reusday of consump-
Miss Mary Rubicam. formerly Of Webster.
tsasbna 5cker ken S.th paralysis last week while
Si.d a. LOUIS founded by herself and sisters. and
among her ..old folks. to whom she gives
drawer reeens m Ms%SrI SH Hell m b.D month
MT Blair always donates to the programme
other numbers are provided by MIS-. Bair o from
various sources. This week Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
morning a. TIE Mornne 9es sss heo
The Reverend Leslie Fenton Potter of the Epis
eopaI Church at Kirkwood was in Webster
.s THURSDAY making inquiries about organs; as his
b. has been engaged as organist and Mr.. Geer OF
kss as Ms NssEy baassa ssa I ssd
Mr.: Campbell Dawson have been meett1g
night they were entertained by Mr.. Seryopan
of st Louis. the Armenian gentleman engaged in
the sale of Turkish rugs, who gave stereopti-
con lecture here last winter on Constantinople..
Miss Constance Moody will open a class in
physical culture in Bristol Hall at 1880 Monday
morning.
Miss Theo. Sperry. formerly OF this place. was
one OF three four recently to pass the civil
service examination at Washington. She has
ceived az: appointment in the Philippines and
will shortly leave for there.
At the last meeting of the Century Club at
Mrs; r. g. Hogan's. Miss Olive Gentles gave a
most excellent paper on The Land Of the Free
Conscience; Holland Puritan; the English PHI
grtms and French Huguenot in Holland: the
Dutch Reformed Church Next Tuesday the
club will met witch Mrs. W. c. Rumsey. The
paper OF the afternoon will be The OM Dutch
Masters by Mrs Fayette G. Ewing.
Miss Winnifred mcfarland. formerly Of Web
ster. Is spending the winter with her brother.
Mr. Stanley Mcfarland. at No. 5SeS Van Yer
gen avenue. st. Louis.
spending the winter with Miss Bessie Joy at
No. 1851 West Belle. st. Louis.
Miss Nevins of Washington, D. c.. Is spending
the winter with her cousin, Mrs J. F.. Trembey.
Mr. Frank s. Parker has a handsome new
residence nearly completed at Glendale.
M Lutte Strach is now In Elyeva. o.
Miss Katherine Blackmer. who, with her
mother. Mrs. L. r. Blackmer, and sister,
Gladys. Is spending the winter In Pueblo. is re-
ported much better in health. Mrs. James Al
duch Of Webster who g there. also; with her
Doctor r: G. Taylor is spending the winter IN
Webster with her sister. Hrs. Nettleship:
Miss Ruth sparks and Mr.. Ernest Hofspool