The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
JEFFERSON r MO.

Mrs. Addie March OF Minneapolis. MINI. d,
nephew. Mr.. John chureh. u. 10 visit the LAT
te5's parents. EAR and Mrs. John J; Church, 81
to complete her Visit.
Mrs. u. Tom King returned Monday from a
weeks visit VIII Mrs. Gibson Carson in 81.
Ann.. d did :" nS; ' Gepar; antil Weinesday Tor ao,
Springs. Ark. owing TO the crowded condition
Mss Agnes Black. who has been spending the
fa4ned WIN Wean esd saP to iSar home no s' IN hu'i EeWicA is.
Miss Ruth Lee departed Tuesday night FOR Ma
me csrna;!9n ciab pleasantly surprised her ths
wore the diversions Of the eve ing.
BEEN @ls the eS FHs-,s sOa an @ Winter s9u n Judge sSa; ana y MRS Mrs.
James. Il. CAN'T. departed the early part Of the
been en- yis ssf1SHi ser Este sister. Mrs. " N?DN 4: SissEett.
MR. IL Henry Rp ,sn,a and d=aus aa-, Mr, w: lanes
dda = ~ Snj rel reis tixas in St' L3uIs al "'u"
Ms NJ; 4. Glenn OF LOUISIANA. who has been
;arncd home Friday morning, Mrs. Glenn re-
ee,yed man, n as social eopr'e;lss while sn hsrs daughter.
Mss Gertrude. spent a few days in 81. Louis
Nr-. a. CuIkins returned Tuesday from a short
soyLiin in 81. Louis ~ -
Guthrie. Ok. TO visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis 20 visi. he: sister. Mrs.. William Roetter.
INK NF; ih an" d MIsi h MsihS Nm. fI Wapte.s aas sna Miss
FinTenc. Ransom. Of St. Louis.
day for 81; Louis TO reside They have been
The English Classics club viii meet next
a Tgan5ia disa Tdia 81 Mif ws MilieE se pSPs. T KsnilW 1Rsz viii
The Jane Randolph. jefferson, Chapter. D.A.
r.; will meet SATURDAY,. March Is. with Miss
Misses Daisy and Le,i,la Marshall. Nellie FL
Rislcy. sabourin. Mcvoy. caruthers. Doctor HaT-
, sis and NJ ny M RIsn fsnrs FTs, mere e, GUESTS Iss N Monday
Mrs addison Eis;on was hostess for the Gal
were present. ana the afternoon. wa. devoted TO
the mysteries OF fancy work. and the dainty lit
iicious lunch completed the pleasant afternoon.
The Tuesday Club. vhieh meets every week
delightful treat. OF The wiIter at It's last meet
l inzi %hep real. ssf a R ssscr On J: .N +; asnt H.,. ;hsis liz Il,
life and works. giving illustrations. and showing
siairs @ cns ape n'@ This "S eIg5. u un DE-; IN: :hsiI Reas-e sss
Mr.; Hendy's directions: has done good work In
Mrs. i. Z: ve!th. entertained a dozen ladies'
;son Hotel. complimentary to MIs Aiolpi Arts
The prize. a small tanKsrd. was won BY Mrs.
sgiegel a chaans dish lunch was served. pre-
s s1asS 4 crescent p ~s Mss' M GasEif ". 7 II. E EGasra.. TIE e
:: MofreT, Blackburn. Glenn OF Louisiana;
M sSfs Of ot i ass. a I. EedsaRsfn !aai she ~ .n:er sasssii
to the visiting ladies Only
fWeiNe Suebls were present. ana oGIin slx-land
handsome chocolate pot was won BY Mrs. J. F.
Heinricks. and a beautiful stein was presented
10 Mrs. SpiegeL A delicious little lunch was the
.losing feature Of the afternoon.
Hrs. a. J. Bauer entertained a dozen ladies
Wednesday evening. also complimentary 10
Mines Spiegel and Ar;z. Bid euchre YVES the
Fame and the prizes were won by Mrs. F.. J.
Miller. Misses de Wyl and Romrlei, and were a
handsome vase. a Dresden plate and the conso-
lation.
In. largest prorressive suchr. of tn. week and
the most elaborate was given Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs Adolph Artz ut her pretty home on
Weet Main street The parlore were artisticaIIy
decorated in red ribbons. snIiIax and carnations
and roses OF the same rich color. Candies and
Chandeliers were shaded IN red. To each lady
n carnation was given as a pretty souvenir of
the afternoon and 10 the guests OF honor a bou-
and the games numbered ten. The game prize.
q handsome tankard. was presented 10 Mrs.
samuel: the point prize. q framed picture. to
Miss Nellie Romnell the consolation, TO Mrs.
r. e. Nieth. and the remaining ladies drew for
2 general prize. a deck OF cards. which Mrs. z.
!: Miller won. An elegant courre lunch COM
rIeted the afternoons entertainment.
~. A. Glenn Of Louisiana Thursday evening by
her. hostess. Mrs. Cash Blackburn. The deco
rat.ons were artistic. the centerpiecs being Of
BsttenburE lace over pink. and surnounted by
a basket filled with pink carnations. The handle
vas tied With a large bow of pink ribbon. Cow
ers were laid fog eight. and the menu consisted
O six delicious courses. After dinner several
friends were insited IN and the evening was
spent at cards. Mrs. Blackburn was assisted by
her husband and daughter. Mis-. May. in dis
pensins the Inequalities OF their home in the
Neef terrace.