The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06
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I town. Her last number. .'Venezia @ Napo-
IL tlaranteila1 by List. showed mastery
Or iechnlQue. The accolnpanist. Miss Jane
Wilkinson. received much praise. The first
Of these ~Tecita!s was given at Mr., J.. c.
iLtiISon $ q Woodiawn. at which time
MiSS Myfna kent was the pianiste ana MT.
William O.. Ma, accompanIst. This was
considered a Success.
The third ana last of these ~reeitals will
be gwen trrtaf evening, April is. Al the
residence of Mr.. George W. Taussig, Clay
avenue.
From the Kansas City World, Friday,
Every circumstance consoired to make
Mrs; Edward +. Swinney's afternoon re-
ception yesterday / delightful event. TWO
hunared and ftty guests were asked 10
meet Mrs Benjamin Franklin Giyens OF
Mrs. FINS '' =. Marshall 5SnA Of 3o: s.. Louis was
also one Of tie beautifully gowned line OF
receiving women in the reception room;
carnations. Hothouse smilaX and palms
made the green setting for the floral eff
American beauty roses bloomed in the
hall. while vivid red tulips were used IN
the library. where Miss Martha Brent and
Miss Eva Metcalf. in charming white
Of color effects was achieved in the dining
room. which was as though flooded with
soft clear sunshine. such as sifts through
tender green leaves in early spring Ihe
table bore a central mound of yellow neurS-
de-lis. and was, lighted by yellow candies
under pale yellow flower shades, whose
silken petals were lightly touched with
green. A hedge OF yellow tulips rose above
a long bank of green on the sideboard. and
all around the plate rail. green candies un-
der delicate green shades were placed.
The assisting women were Mrs. Samuel
G. Lee. Mrs. J. DeAlton Seitz. Mrs. Will
lam Barton. Mrs. f. H. Morgan and Mrs.
William 1. Heddens. The hours We're from
2 until 6.
DR.. Bond. expert optician at Mermod &
a Goa r1'S nvnn1p~a @ | nRtIC III nynnD-
inc your eyes free of charge and II glasses
are needed a proper fitting Is assured. Steel
frames, 81 and up; gold. s. and up.
A small but elegant card party was given
on Monday afternoon by Miss Nellie Brock
man at her home in Nicholson place. She
Zerweck and Miss Daudie Brockman. The
decora tons were especially worthy of men
ton, each room being DECORATED in a differ;
ent color. The card tables were covered
with satin and lace to correspond to the
color of the room in which they We're
placed. The parlor was decorated in pink.
first prize was Won by Miss Daisy Conner.
second by Mrs. George Willard Teasdale:
third. by Miss Birdie Spuehter: fourth. by
Mrs. Charles Kuhn; fifth. by Miss Verlorg
and sixth. by Miss Margaret Gilney.
Among those invited were:
Mesdames-
J. 3'T Park nnaS" Woods. C F. <. Barada.
!. T. Reismeyer, R D. Stern,
]. Ward Bright, F.. +. J. Elbricht.
Fred Bittman, Frank Letzig.
Geo. Willard Teas Hans Schuster,
dale. Albert Blanke.
Pierre Chouteau Charles Kuhn
Scott, Henry Scherck.
Mrs. William c. Little gave a luncheon
to eighteen girls at the Country Club last
Monday, for her niece. Miss Marjorie Fer
riss. daughter of Judge Franklin Ferriss,
who is home for a fortnights vacation
from Smith College. Miss Ferriss is a Sc
nior at her college.
Among the young guests on Monday Were
many school ohums and Mary Institute
friends of the honoree, among them:
George Wright, Bessie Green,
Marjorie Oliver, Blackman,
Wells. Julia Knapp.
Fischel, Updike,