The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
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uei Episcopal Church at Old Orchard. will
go to Richmond. Va, To reside about the
The move is the result OF an invitation
from the Monumental Church or tnat place
TO preside Il; its services as organist and
buried beneath It's slabs of stone the asnes
Of seventy-two persons who persisted In the
Richmond fire. The building was origin
ally thester. and the outside View Is NOT
pregossessirr The interior. however. Is
noted for the unusually line painting WILL IN
cover every available panel. and for the
stained-glass windows. every one or which
Is u memorial.
The organ is a magnificent instrument OF
three manuals. ard the choir of twenty
no;ei throughout the South The audito-
rum seats 500 and is crowded at both
services that chairs are placed for a hun
dred Mr.. Jenkins has engaged with a pi-
auo-house in Richmond. both positions be-
ing more TO his advantage than the ones
he now holds. He has been for I'VE years
organist % Emmanuel Church. and was
for ten ,.ears before that at Holy Commu-
Mrs.. Hans Glatte Of Hermann. No. re-
turned home Wednesday after a visit OF
two weeks to her mother, Mrs. James
Avery.
Mrs. Charles Avery and children depart
ed last week for Waupaka, Wis;
Mrs Charles Lewis Is singing during
July I'm the Compton and Washington Ave
nue. Church, taking the place of Mrs Sam
Black , the " reguiar s9pEano M eT the
Miss Mary Blanchard Will depart short
ly for NanitOu.
Mrs. John French is with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse French at Memphis. visiting the lat
ters parents.
J. p HelfensteIn departed this week for
week in Oklahoma and one at Lake Min
netonka.
H. C. Simmons departed Sunday for New
York.
from visit to the Hille family at Hopkins
vile. Ky. Miss Carrie Puhn. who went
with him, will remain longer.
Superintendent W. ID. Grove OF the public
school is attending the meeting Of the Ma
tional Educational Association at Boston
Mrs. VIM. S. Hull and daughter. Mrs:
Miller. departed for Boston. They will
summer near Albany.
The Misses Nettie and Albertins Barron
are in Boston attending the Teachers Con-
vention.
Mrs. s. T. Moulton entertained. with a
musical party last Monday afternoon
vaTous given no the s
| to Mrs. A. r. Kaufman and Mrs. J. V.
| Mccarthy. Others present We're: Mines. J.
B. J. Conard. NJ. W. Warren. ]. B. RADIO
teau. c. A: Grant. ]. r. Belts. Jane G.
Hodgman. J. c. Jones. Horace Beck. ]. w
Slaughter. Courtney MofTett; and from st.
Louis Mines. Harris. Wood. Mofrett and
Mrs. Ccttell of Baltimore. Md. and two
little daughters. are visiting Mrs. c.. W.
Clark. Mrs. Clark entertained in Mrs. Cot
tells honor Tuesday afternoon. Each guest
tb m so naYe Pr2s ns
awarded to Mrs. E. f. Palmer. and Mrs.
T. w Sheldon. Books represented were "a
Patch" Mrs Cotten; "Olf Gentleman of the
Black Stock. Mrs. J. Il. RabOteau; The
Crisis Mrs. Lake: In Old Virginia" Mrs.
CottelI: oliver Twist. Mrs. +. @. Howe:
American Notes Mrs. Z: H; Hohton: "A
MTs A!s Edm NV shelaTR Rs Iae
dies Eye" MrA Richards: The Con-
aueror." Mrs James Coen: Lavender and
Mrs Mr. - ]. !. Hodgman: The Needle.s Eve"
Mrs. F. VI. Anderson: "Lovey Mary. Mrs.
]; d; Ridley; Our Mutual Friend" Mrs. E.
5. Healey: The Ring and the Book. Mrs.
Helen Clark r, The Little Minister !. Mrs.
Dowler.
Miss Laura De Yong gave a luncheon
THURSDAY iyo,L to The felo Wins MI t ana
gan. Mrs. Hoxey. Mrs. +. G.. Howe and
Miss Dot Diekinga.
!. r. to visit her daughter. Mrs. Adrian
Mrs, {. /. I>loSs and children returned
Mr. ard MIS-. A. VI. Fellows returned
Tuesday morning from fishing trip IN
Southwest Missouri. That evening they en-
ent were Messfs. and Mines. c. /. Kloss.
w c. lager. ]. W. Sheldon. r. A. Allen
and Mrs. F. d. Booth.
A jolly party of tennis players took a
picnic supper T. Webster Park TUESDAY
night and spent the evening at the McKin-
ME home. Thosc present We're Mr. and
Mrs. Allen McIIinnie. Mr. and Mrs. James
Quarles. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown OF Iindeu
Avenue Choir. Misses Amanda and Ma
thalie Adams. Helen Baker and Mr.. Burt
MCKinnie.
Miss Helen Wo-rell will depart the last
Of the month for Philadelphia and New
York.
Mel Nissen is home for the summer and
will preach during his yaca ton at the Sap
pington Church In the fall he will return
to Oberlin for his senior year
Mrs. Fred Johnson gave n farewell PARTY
Thursday afternoon to the members OF the
Loyal Temperance Legion. on the lawn at
Mrs. W. a. Sisson's. There were various
guessing contests. among which was n