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

! ner given to Mis- II. l.. Wilson last Fri
day in the lecture-room of the Presby-
terrain Church.
Miss Nevins of Washington. n. c.. who
Miss Alice Henry has returned TO Web
ster to make her home With the TremS-
leys.
Grace Episcopal Church. kirkwood. VIII
sing at the Congregational Church Sunday
night.
The Presbyterian lec.ure-room was very
aTtistically decorated Wednesday night for
the japanese tea. following the Reverend
George W. Chalfant's lecture on China and
Japan. Testoons Of lanterns We're hung
from the corners of the rooms TO the center,
while chrysanthemums. japanese furnish
inss OF every kind. ard tables set with
Japanese ware for serving tea were every
where in evidence. Pretty girls in Japan
csc costumes dispensed the tea. and pre-
scented cups and Saucers as souvenirs. y
short programme was given consisting OF
n solo by Miss Hattie Lewis and various
recitations.
day from ten days spent in Washington. d.
G.. with Mr.. Martins brother. Mr.. Evan
Martin. United States Representative from
the Republican Club Friday night.
Mr.: and Mrs. b. S. Gier celebrated their
wedding anniversary Friday night. The
guests were the members of the Wednesday
Ciub of Webster ana their husbands.
The Webster Park Club will meet Mon
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Water
house.
The Wednesday Club met this week with
Mrs. Eugene Booth.
Mr.. Bart McKinnie was one of the solo,
lists at tine Kentucky Soc;ety's banquet at
the Planters Wednesday night.
MI. and Mrs NJ; j. Day are back from
New York. hut Will spend several weeks at
Hotel Beers before returning to their coun-
try home.
The Century Club met Tuesday with Miss
Catherine S:ddy. Flemish Artists" was
the subject OF the meeting.
On aiarch Is the Centur: Club will hold
its anniversary meeting. to which guests
vii, he invited. 1t will be in the form OF a
Holland tea.
The Presbyterian Church is making a spa
ciaity of its music service during the Sun
the quartet are: Mines. Clarence BrooSs
and T. II. Knight. Messrs. F.. G.. Krafft
and Henry Bates. Miss Katherine Avery
The PRESBYTERIAN and Congregations
choirs are both preparing elaborate Easter
services The congregational organ is at
present cisnlantled for extensive repairs
and the piano will be used for services for
two CT three weeks. Iva
Mr.: = "; Sheldon is jus, home from a
The ladies of the Old Orchard Conrreea-
ton Church served a supper to their Tnem-
5ers Tuesday evening in the church par
Mr.. Fred Chase is recovering from a Sc
we're Illness. ~
Mrs. l.. II. Biackrner. with Misses Gath
crine and Gladys. has recently maJs ,
visit TIC Denver They have row returned
TO Canon City.
rcA-StaSoi IierninC returned from New
Rozier. Ho'e'
Miss Ruth Sparks has decided no, to ,c-
cebt the position N the choir of the Episco-
pal Church of Alton. hut Will sing ,he,e
Easter Sunday. ~ ~
The Junior Endeavor Society of the Pres
tairmsrt Friday night. in which tho bovs
and girls. dressed In Syrian costumes. viii
give a programme appropriate to the sub
ject.
Sorne newcomers in Webster are the fam
iv Of Mr.. n C. Liszt. vino has bo,,chr
M. Henry Jackson's house on Cedar ave
AIR. VIII Al. Plant visited friend. in
Webster last Sunday.
Gilbert Sperry. formerly Of this place. will
return home from California in AnriJ 4,
help his father in his business.
Miss Bessie Rhodes. VINO has bee, sn.nd-
study. will return home in June ~
MT. Howard Quarles is. singing in the