The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
WEBSTER GROVES.

Miss Gussia Ouarles is spending several
weeks at Marshall, Mo, at The home of her
day from Rich Hill. Mo.
MIR. A. L. kendrick of Wichita visited her
daughter. Mrs. w. c. Rumsey. this week.
Mrs. Francis c. Wood and daughter, Mrs,
Richard Emery Goodwin of Portland. Me.
are visiting friends in st. Louis and Web
Mrs. NJ. W. Warren departed Wednesday
for New York. \ cablegram from Mr..
Warren announces that he VIII arrive there
will probably visit in Philadelphia before
returning home.
Mr.. John French and his were
In evidence in Webster last Sunday.
| The Monday Club meeting OF the past
week was in charge of the Science Section.
The paper by Mrs; Lswis Lacy was on
was ollowed by short papers on The story
OF Flame" Mrs r. A. QuarIes; 'Photos-
raphy," Mrs w. a. sisson; Some Heroes
Recent Developments in the Field OF
Science" Mrs. z. Fl. Holton. Mrs. Quarles's
account of the transition from the tinder-
box and candle days to our present system
or lighting was made mere interesting by
drawings, and by a relic in the shape of
a mold. in which her grandmother used
formerly to make tallow candles.
Miss Genevieve Hussey of St. Louis sang
at the Congregational Church last Sunday.
Blalr and the kirkwood Morning Choral. at
Bristol Hall. the evening of April q. The
9.1ceeds will be given to the Webster
The choir Of Emmanuel Church. under
the direction of Mr.. William NJ. jenkins.
Mi give Ashford's c%antata. The Easter
lawn, this evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. Robert H. Woods and Mrs. C. W.
Darby of st. Louis were visitors to Webster
on Sunday.
The Monday Club is planning a fine pro-
gramme for its annual educational meeting
of April IS. Among the speakers wiz he
Professor krall of the Manual Training
School: whose subject will be Nature
account Of her two branches of philan-
thropic musical work in ST. Louis. and the
reverend c; l. Gloss will speak on some ed
Lakeland and some pianist will furnish the
musical selections.
Mr. Joseph H. Kelly of Selma is visiting
MI. Charles B. Cooke of Old Orchard has
tust returned from an extended trip.
Mrs. Gordon Land of Denver is visiting
her sister. Mrs. S. B. Schuyler.
Miss Alice Metcalfe of Piasa. Ill. IL visit
ing Mrs. Maud Campbell Dyer.
Mrs: William Milne, Miss Lillian and
st: Louis since leaving Webster, finally
left for New York Wednesday. stopping at
Niagara on the way. Mr.. WIN Milne is
with some friends in St. Louis.
Next Friday there will be an original
poems social at the Congregational Church.
A general invitation has been given to any
poem, to be handed in and
read aloud with the others. The audience
Will vote on the best productions.
The Reading Circle met with Miss Alice
Avery Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Foster Waiting and family are new
corners in Old Orchard.
Mr.. Lincoln NJ. Stearns and family of
Old Orchard will move to st. Louis the
list of May. o
St. Louis this month.
Mrs; J.'R; Belts returned from Dallas
Tuesday night.
A number of friends surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dyer at their home at Glen
dale last Thursday evening.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
mons of Indianapolis. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mines. c.. H. Ferguson. Z. n.
Holton. Charles Dyer. F. H. Gore and NJ.
NJ. Clark; Mines. Marshall Baker, .Ansa c.
Hillman and H. C. Simmons; Messrs.
Charles Clark. D. NJ. SHILLING and Sinclair;
Misses Katherine Avery. Bertha Simrcons.
Fannie Goodwin. Gertrude Brooks, Blanche
Brooks. Eugene Brooks and Hattie Ercoks.