The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-21
WEBSTER GROVES.

Misses Martha and Ida Kendrick. who
are visiting their sister. Mrs W. c: Rum
sey. will go to Detroit. tomorrow Mrs. a.
s. kendrick. who is now in Batavia. n. Y,
will Join them there. to remain through
the summer Miss Martha Kendrick viii
take a. course of study for the position Of
supervisor of music in the schools.
formally. for Miss Martha Kendrick Tues
day afternoon. The afternoon. consisting
of a game of hidden dwellings OF men,.
was spent under the large canopy on the
lawn. and consisted of nineteen habitatiOns
concealed in the letters of short story.
and TO Miss Mary Hart. both of whom
found the entire RUNNERS. Others present
Were: Mines L. s. Hart. G. l. Martin. W.
II Clayton. Misses Ida Kendrick. Dlva
Wright. Dorothy Weikc. Elizabeth Rhodes,
Mildred Allen. Mary and Carolyn Allen:
Mr.. Czibulka of ST. Louis played the con-
gregational organ last Sunday.
y musicale was held at the residence of
Mr., and Mrs. a. r. Deacon in webster
are 10 go to the flood sufferers. The whole
affair was by invitation.
Mr.. Burt Mckinne's recent trip to New
Grau Opera Company. to sing in Grand
Opera. next season. He is now at home
studying his part.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Gee and two children
j. ". Stockbridge.
Miss Catherine Kendrick entertained with
six.handed euGhre THURSDAY ev prnnro N
Mo-. who Is visiting Miss Helen Skinner
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs; Allen Nc
Hinne Mr. and Mrs. Ghss NJ hac AneIT
Myra and Helen skinner. Martha and Ida
Kendrick. Mabel Sanders. Helen HAYS,
Carrie Chase. katherine and Edna Siddy.
Percy Blackburn Jack Gruets. Jesse and
Iemonie Skinner. Walter Warren. Richard
Gheselin. Burt Cole. Clarence Gapen. Ernest
y,1, ISfn Ca0rpa Kaufman
Harry Sieber and Iore-
Miss Corinne Ludlow of Old Orchard gave
a dance Tuesday night. the music being
furnished by Scott Joplin. the negro COM
poser of rag time The guests were: Misses
Frances Dawson. Gladys Blackmer, Carrie
Aldrich. Erie Hilgman Agnes Brooke coke,
| Inez Case. Dorcas Below. Elizabeth Forbes,
f, Hazel Hungerford. Mamie McDearmon.
Margaret Hart: Messrs, Frank and Robert
Blackmer. Ralph Stands. Herbert and viii
Rhodes. Herbert Baker. James Belts: How
ard Rpsy Leonard Martin wsr an5 fe n1tI
Kendrick. Walter Skinner and Norman
Macmillan.
An organ recital was given to a large
evening by Mr.; William NJ Jenkins. Mr.:
collection taken during the offertory was
Louis.
Miss Louise Mealey of St. Louis is spend
! ing several days with Miss virginia Hazard.
/ The Presbyterian Church celebrates
| Children's Day this morning with appropri-
! ate services. This evening there will be
a musical praise service. including the fol-
lowing numbers: Organ and violin-Men-
deissohn's Spring Song" Miss katherine
| Avery and Mr.. A. G. Ulrich. Sing Ale
| lula Forth" Dudley Buck: I'm Pill
grim" Marston; %Lord's Prayer" Held dsn !.
for quartet; solo. Day Of Peace" Ebsn
| obligato: THE King of Love-. Shelley;
organ. March and Chorus from Tam
\ hauser."
Mr. J. J. Sieber of New York City Wis
| tied the Charles Siebers last week.
Miss Mabel Sieber will depart In a few
| days for Atlantic City, where she will
! spend the summer with Mr.. W. 8. Fleming
| and his daughters, Misses Mamie and Mad
\ eline Fleming
party of young persons. chaperoned by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tidd and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Sinclair Hill of Old Orchard. departed yes
! terday morning on the Frisco for Richland.
From that point they drove twelve miles
across the country. through the Ozarks. to
] a clubhouse on the Gasconade. where they
| will spend ten days fishing. boating and
hunting. Others in the party are: Miss
Helen Harris and Mrs Russell Harris Of
| Old Orchard. Miss Rodan Of Benton. Misses
Matte Wagner and Florence Page. Messrs.
| Jim Davis. VIII Clark Jim Cook and Jack
/ Cook of st. Louis and Harry Seiber and
Jim GeHtIes Of Webster.
Mrs J. r. Belts entertained former
schoomates Saturday afternoon from to
Z. Each one was requested to bring photo