The St. Louis Republic., 1902-11-09

(; The Misses Ruth and Edith Freegard o.
81. Louis spent a few days last week WIFE
1 kirkwood friends.
The Misses Brossard entertained few
| friends at "A Halloween party Friday even
| ing. Among those who enjoyed the old-tme
| games were: Misses Tisins, Marion: Jui1a
| Martha and Ida Brossard. Nettte. Isabel anu
| Stella Heimb!echer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Hit have re-
at home to their friends at the residence
| of the brides mother, Mrs. Jenkyns, on
| Webster avenue.
! Mrs. r. ID. kimball is entertaining Miss
| Mrs Edward King has returned from
| Joplin. where she was the guest OF her
mother.
Mrs. l. NJ Gilkerson did not depart for
home last week. as she had expected. ,Sr Sne
| Mrs. William Matthews.
| The kirkwood basket ball team expect to
play. a match game with the team from
the Mary Institute on November u.
Miss Ligsett Of Kansas is visiting her
sister. Mrs. James.
Mrs. Harry Lawrence of Quincy. ILL.,. is
Mrs. Claude Th&Xton has returned from
a months visit to friends in Texas.
The KiTkwood branch of the Needlework
Guild of America VIII told its annual meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. George TaussiS.
on Tuesday. November IL. from to
o'clock Mrs. Taussig is president Mrs.
Anderson Gratz vice president and Miss
Amy Chandler secretary.
The BrentWarner bridal party was en-
bridegroom. Among those present We're:
Misses Eliza Reilly. Grace Hazard. Alice
Kendall Mary Reilly. Georgia Bisgs. Car
On Saturday afternoon Miss Warner and
the young ladies of her bridal party had a
progressive luncheon. given by several
friends. Each course was served at differ
ent residence. The first course was served
at the home of Miss Carrie Lou Wilde. the
Miss Addio Abrams's and the fourth at
Miss Grace Hazards.
The Kirkwood Athletic Club entertained
friends informally Saturday evening. when
the bowling alley. which had just been
completed. was opened Short addresses
were made by T, b. Boyd and c: P. Far
rington. Among the guests We're: Messieurs
and Mesdames F. NJ. Hickman. G. l.. Ed
wards. c. p. Harrington. Daniel II. Mullen.
Reilly. nus ''e "''1e anu -"''
The first open meeting of the Kirkwood
Piano Club was held Monday afternoon at
the High School. The programme opened
with piano solo. Evening Star" by Miss
Allen OF Webster. following this Mrs.
the Lindens Bloom" Massenet's "Serenaie''
and Tostfs Maids of Cadiz-" Then fol-
lowed loved an ans entertaining n RI. paper on The
Mrs. Wyer Miss Skinner of webster
played a solo and the programme closed
Rose" .Slumber Song and japanese Lul-
laby.' sung by Mrs. Blair Mrs H. G: wyer
10 PRESIDENT o1 tne cluD during the absence
of Miss Amy Chandler, who is now in Eu-
rope, but who is expected to return about
November 30
The Fortnightly Club met Tuesday at the
residence of Mrs. Frank Allen of Webster
Groves. Mrs. II. E. Ewing read the paper
of the day on Hawthorn" She gave Sc
lections from his tales and sketches. Ars.
f. p. Dickson led the discussion of his
novels. and chose for her subject The
House of Seven Gab,es-Do the Defects
Outweigh the Merits?" Mrs. Annie Arm
strong read Howells Criticism of Haw-
thorn" The paper Of Mrs. Siddy On In
Memoram, which was read at the last
meeting. was sent to the Federation of
Womens Clubs by a unanimous vote. The
next meeting will be at the residence of
Mrs. c. o. Evans.