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

follows: Mrs. Logan coleman. Miss Alice Scholes.
Cal Stewart the Yankee story teller gave
phonograph entertainment MONDAY afternoon in
! Japanese Home. He interpreted charac-
ter Of Uncle Josh Weathersby.'' The affair was
complimentary and was under the management Of
The Norih End Coffee Club spent Monday
afternoon at the home Mrs Ellen McLain. The
hostess served IA luncheon. and an enjoyable time
Two Monday afternoon clubs, the North End
Club and the West End Club. were entertained
last week @ rs s5 n eeg T hea bes at
pTettily decorated Tor the 9ccason In the ccuIs
readings. and Miss Bonner. VINO is the guest Of
Ms smith gaye several M ~, music sief9ms e. Sh co
Mrs: William i; Lewis ' was host hostess so, at & the
day afternoon, on the Monday following Christ
mas the club will meet at the home Of Mrs. C. v.
one Of the largely attended functions Of the
day day afternoon term by Mrs. Peter Vredenburgh. sr
tSr her sons bride. Mrs John 5. vredenburgh
time 80 guests called paw their respects TO the
ws and hT m Of by Mrs dsa
vredenburs, Mrs. HSskns q Decatur, Mrs Peter
Mrs TSSas Mrs RobeTf
| burgh. Mrs. Bessie Nredenburgh Merrick, Miss
hard,, Alice scholss. Frances Crabbe. Jessie
rses Clara an s ana tgcE Jones MR5y Rs Hudson
Charles Hudson. Edward rlrich. Edward Watts.
Under the auspices of the LADIES' Aid SSciety
NJ t.
evening on his visit to the home scenes Of the
ES Viii @
Msl sR Sds your Wh1 Ss Been Ts at.enans
school in chicago, ,s home t9 spend the holidays
Ms PaTWx aiseat entertai9ed party
Grand asys M saf Virgins S
'"A 4 rs pszaar was held Tuesday afternoon in the
9d Fellows building ~ under der tse AUSPICES o Of the
Fsom 10 seIoek in in the fee evening T o supper
gxed % rsgs The s as in charge Of the
steelman Anna Armstrong and Mrs, a. E Coe,;
Springfield District Court, No. 25; Court of
dss hss Evening The foiSsaE Prssedsd
lss Miss PaSne ae he Solo
lin Burch; reading. Miss Daughion; duet. the
, An entertainment was given in the Second
Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening by the
, music programme rendered. followed by. a
FOnn is 1T Sba Of the
of the general arrangements.
s sTP5s ns MISS nGs Mss
Miss Ethel Ross Miss Mason has been attending ms
an seasa wa her 1 M
Mrs. Thomas Mason. The party was at the
Ths second assembly ball Of the
Progressing Ssr S;a,e euchre was ssnJoysd
weeks MEETING of the ES al
The morning was devoted 10 discussions of rs
sayists OF the Old Regime by Mrs W. J. Black
and manufacturers de Noel by Mrs
L. c. MatEeny.
The Emamon Club members gathered Wednes
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs; Joseph F.
Bum. The fortnightly game of cards was in
dul:-ed IN
Sunnyside Club members met Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. V. T. Lindsay.
Mrs. W. A. Couthway entertained at cards
Tuesday afternoon Progressive euchre was the
game. and a light luncheon followed the play:
First prize awarded Mrs. John Coleman and
second prize went Mrs. T. s Strickland
Members of the Illini Club guests of Mrs.
Frank r. Jamison Wednesday evening. The club
continued Its study Of Illinois history.
The Ladies' Union of the First NJ. E Church
gave its annual Christmas dinner in the church
"wednesday. Several hundred persons participated
in the Feast.
a Christmas social was held Wednesday even
ing in the First Congregational Church. The en-
tertainment consisted nf presentation of w.
D. Howells's farce. '"The Smoking Car Mem
bers of the Sunday school interpreted the char
acters in the skit
At the home of Mrs. c. a. Roosa the members
Of Springfield Chapter. Daughters of the Amer