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

Miss Sara Harvey has returned from Full
ton.
Miss Helen Vaughan has returned from
from the Howard Payne University.
Mrs. Henry Z. Ewing and son have gone
North for the summer.
Miss Louie Brown is entertaining Miss
Jane Wilkins and her brother. John.
Miss Eleanor Dings will soon depart for
Kentucky. where she will spend the sum
mer.
Miss Ella Mitchell accompanied her sis
ter. Mrs Warfield, TO Ohio. where they will
remain till September. visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ponceford. who has spent the winter
here as the guest of her sisters Mrs Willis
King and Mrs. Rfie Abraham, departed
for home in Peoria. Ill.
Mrs. William Forsythe hes gone TO join
her daughter. Mrs Charles Flanagan, Mt
Rich Hill. Mo.
Mrs. r d. KimbaIl entertained few
of Joplin: Among the guests Were Mines.
Edward King. CLIFTON, Kiuball. F. w
Pearsons and Miss Elizabeth Rogers.
Mrs. John Garnett Matthews departs in a
few days for an extended southern trip.
John Wilkinson will depart in a few DAYS
for Annapolis, where he will enter the
Naval Academy. for which he passed the
examination some weeks ago.
of Mrs. John u. Wishart
Mrs Bessie Bown Kicker. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. William J. II.
Bown, for some time. has returned to her
home in Chicago.
Miss Clara Wilson'S engagement to John
Arnold of Chicago has lust been announced
Mrs. Logan Tompkins and her little
daughters, Emily and Mary Blaine departed
Saturday for Southern Missouri, where
they viii remain several weeks.
Mrs. H. G. Greer of Scdalia is visiting
Mrs, -Wyllys King
Mr.. and Mrs. j P. AMMAN departed last
SATURDAY, for Colorado. where they will re-
Miss Cornelia Rrossard is at home after
teaching all winter in Alton
Miss: Virginia Allen. who has been teach
ing. here, has returned to her home in H.
inoiS.
Mrs Rush of Cincinnati is the guest of
Mrs. William; Mitchell.
Mrs. James .Coppinger Cotter and her in
FAINT son have arrived from indianapolis TO
spend the summer with her mother Mrs.
James Graham Whyte.
Mrs. George G. Landers gave 4 delightful
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs II. C.
Greer of Sedalia, who is visiting Mrs
WHY'S King.
Greer. Edward kim. Arthur B. Amber,
Charles King and John Hamilton.
Miss Halle Houeh is visiting friends in
Greenville. ILL.,, where she will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. John Moore is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. James Devine of Monroe. Mo.
Professor John s. Collins has gone to Cape
Girardeau to take charge OF. the summer
Normal School there. Mrs Collins and Miss
Harriet expect to join him after the first
of July.
Mrs Alfred Franklin Smith departed
Tuesday morning for an extended Eastern
tour She will visit Niagara Falls. Montreal.
Quebec; take trip on the Il, hudson Ever ;,s
after which she will be in New York City,
visiting with some of her music instructors.
who return from Europe late in July.
Mrs. y. B. Davis Of Waco. Tex. is the
guest of the family of her son. ]. G. Sell
den.
! entertaining Mr.. Ross's mother. Mrs Mac
donald.
home from a trip to Eureka Springs.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Baptist
Church gave lawn party on the church
lawn Thursday from 6 to 10 o'clock under
dent. The lawn was prettily decorated with
lanterns. a phonograph was among the
Mrs Kingdom had charge of Scripture
cake" which. with a typewriter copy of
the recipe as tax, taken from the NIB Bible: was
Edna Bollman. Lily Vaughan. Lille King
don. Edith Wright. Thomas Lansing and
Next Friday the ladies' of the Aid soci-
| ETY. of the Baptist Church entertain the or
| phans from the Baptist Orphan Home in
st Louis Each little one in the Sunday
| the orphans. who will come out on a
morning train: They will be met with car
| S. Black. where they are to spend the day.
| Swings and all sorts of amusement will be
provided and picnic luncheon served on
the lawn.
| The largest audience ever known in Kirk
wood assembled at the Armory Hall Tues
, day evening to hear the opera, His Honor
i the Mayor" which was presented by the
, Glee Club. The libretto was written by
| Messrs. l.. II. Dougherty. Louis Rutter and
| James B. Warfield. the music by Louis
| Rutter. with orchestration by L. II. Dough-
| erty. The characters were all taken by So
| ciety men. and were we'll sustained. The
chorrlses were well drilled and the dancing.
/ setting and rpnSfnrniu~ beautf-
| full. The whole thing was success, social
| ". unsteady and artistically.
Sherborne (Mayor). D. G. Barstow; Pearly
| Seacrust Constable), r. r. Deacon: Jack
| Sherborne CMayor's SOM. Walter Medairy:
Lady Sophia Sherborne mayors wife). E
| L. Swan; Princess 1iehsnda EyDsyl, Joseph