The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-01
Springfield, ILL.

the sernsfeid Asssnbiy MOnday sssnlas gin IN t e
closing of the season BY the assembly,. and was
,s INTENDED Pictures Of SsSrss and Mar
ballroom and national celors se.e used in the
dance proSramme progressive euchre was played.
Mr. and airs. Charles Starne were awarded the
| included: Miss Sherwood Duluth. MINI; Mis-,
Frances crabb; L,ehtield Miss Elizabeth striek,
smith New Berlin: Miss sue a Weber c esS'.
cassn Louis kfsxn HIT New S B sfann 'nA'
sixty friends of Miss Grace Fish were enter
evening at her home The evening e' was G spent
sa'sa 81 seS
their tenth annual carnival and hall Monday
loved The affair was in charge 9th Of the follow
Ing committee; charss Wetterer chairman
IoseDh bernard. John Hartman, Joseph Hosser.
H MIS- M fsd S a Bernard Hostess
ing 20, Of the None Such Club held Monday evening
Ka her hs ck erss amp pT,s sapiTIeS BY Miss
Mss Minnie Knox Of Riyerton- Two weeks
The Devil and the TUX in His Own t coun.
try was the subject OF lecture delivered Mon
South Seventh Street Baptist Chapel. The lee
ture was the fourth OF series of entertain
Inents TO be given in the chapel in the course
The fourteenth birthday anniversary of Gladys
home Of her mother. Mrs. Mollie Wilson Reave
iey- thirty young people were present, and spent
The hours in the pleasures OF dancing. music and
games.
]. l. crane camp Sons Of veterans. No. met net
MnnIav evening In social session with Miss Anna
the occasion was the Anniversary Of washing
tons birthday. patriotic turn was given to the
formal programme rendered.
tbs ps1e dance Tss sve3 M'nday evening by
tries were awarded to Vincent Grady and Miss
Mrs John Hugy entertained the member. Of
the North End Coffee Club Monday afternoon at
sent IN an informal social way
For the benefit Of the choir fund OF the Second
Presbyterian Church Miss Bernice CASTILLO gave
a dramatic reading in the church auditorium
Miss Bertha Carver entertained at cards Tues
day evening for her guest. Miss Lloyd of Chi
An entertainment given at Plymouth ConEre-
satio1al Church Tuesday evening was largely
programme was carried out: Instrumental solo
Miss Bessie Eudaly; recreation. Alma saryen:
selection. quartet: vocal Solo. Miss Lewis; in
s, Isrn SGo Mis- Eaton rsetation M.s
adams seiection quartet: dialogue Lppeneott
Mrs. $. E. Morrill, was hos,es. at the meeting
noon Mrs. Frank Angel captured INST prize in
the niay- Mrs : Sexaucr was awarded sec
prize and Mrs. william Foster the ' co1solainn
prize Next week the club will be entertained
Mrs Janette Miller addressed the members Of !
me nome and domestic science department o.
the Springfield W0man's club meeting
held Tuesday afternoon. The lecturers subject
was What to Do in Emergency" .
A reception held Tuesday evening in tho
First United Brethren Church. Since January L !
last there have been seventy -four additions 10
the church congregation and the reception was
'or, the purpose OF bringing together the new
md the old members. !
a pancake social was given Tuesday even
ng at the rectory Of St PauFs Pro-CathedraI
~ the Old Ladies' Society Of the parish
Progressive eucire furnished the diversion at
party given Monday evening by Miss Lizzie
bae First prizp awarded Iies RoSe
.andenberger and second prize to Miss Anna
rowe,
Mrs Harry L. Hampton entertained the Ham,
iton Whist Club Tuesday evening
A luncheon was given Tuesday by Mrs Jennie
lark to a select party. Including Mrs. VA.
wife OF Lieutenant Governor North
OFT: Mrs. Nicholas Du Bots and daughter Miss
hariotfe and Mrs. Paul Herman OF St Louis
Emerald Club members were guests of Mr.. and
irs Fred Walker Tuesday evening. Cards formed
he diversion OF the evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First congrem-
ional Church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
ames II. Matheny-
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schroyer entertained a
lumber Of their friends Tuesday evening
The receptions at the Executive Mansion