The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14

season for dancing. low-cut patent-ieath-
er pump with the identical dinky little bow
tie on top like the mems. and a wooden Gu
ban heel.
There IL much lamentation in art circles
over some intelligence which Mr.. Charles
Ward Rhodes has just conveyed to his
friends-Eamely, that he expects to take a
permanent departure from st. Louis next
month. and will hereafter make his home
in Boston. Not even next year, and its
Fair delights seem able TO prolong his stay.
to the great regret % both st. Louis artist
and music sets. Mr.. Rhodes has been so
long identified with the museum and its
workings that it is hardly possible to con-
ceive OF this institution without him. Christ
Church Cathedral choir. where he has filled
an important position: the Choral-Sympho-
ny chorus. where he has sung for many
seasons; the Union Musical Club. with
which he associated himself at an early
date Of its existence, to say nothing of the
social life of town in which he has been a
genial and quite Indispensable factor, are all
genuinely regretful.
He will enter the business world rather
more actively in Boston, and IN association
with a large importers firm, expects to
spend considerable time visiting European
markets each year. as well as becoming
part OF the artist life Of the Eastern city,
where he already has q large acquaintance.
Mr.. Rhodes will leave town july y, gong
to visit his mother, Mrs Rhodes, at the
family home in Marietta. o.. for two
months. He will reach boston the first OF
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Nelson are just
back. Drowned and refreshed from jauut
of several weeks at French Lick. Mrs.
Nelson. SO 1 hear, was adjudged one of the
best-gowned and most popular women at
this fashionable spa, anu quite the center
Of gayety and lite during her stay there.
The beautiful suburban place OF the Nelson's
Is now IN perfect condition and an object of
much admiration as town5peuple pass II
en- route to the various country ciups west
of the city. MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Will not
leave their garden spot until late in the
summer. their invariable custom.
SERENA LAMB.
MUSICALES.
Pupils Of Miss tauiu.ns gave musicale
last Friday evening, assisted by a lau.r:''
chorus or fourteen voices. Tne programme
follows:
Plano Duett-Marthi. .............Fl otow-sidus
Joseph ana Agnes McMorrow.
~ 10 Tiny Tots
| Jessie Sawcett.
Pisno-The organ man. Ara and Waltz, .oesten
Vocai-s2 WIFE You pfst.
u" fe, MSS GRACE Strickland. ''S''AA'
Agnes aicaiorrow.
Pano-ta) wh!stllug Boy Ortiz
tc) On the Meadow ................ .Lichner
Cisuu< Moore.
vocal-The Great WINS Throne. Kerr
Mr.. Eugene Brockman
Plano-tO Shower of RubIes.... Prosngtr
ipJ Tarentelo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Asi.ur
Joseph McMotrow.
NecaL-Welcome -bristoW
Chorus.
PART II.
Plano Trlo-Waltz, a minor. .MosEk lwslSi
Miss Wilkes, Miss Pauidng. Mrs. Wilkes.
f1eno-Fascination sosei
Mr. Eugene Brocknan.
Pi8no-ta) Funeral March ..-......... Mendelsaohn
tb) Etude. No 1S::.-........-.-..G Kramer
tc) Vase, Op. ca. No. 1............. Chopin
Miss Anna Lois Wilkes
Fano-Butterfy :..--.-'.... McfAei
Miss Rose Carroll.
Pllno-taJ Moment Musical ..--.....- ScharWenKn
Cbl Gypsy Rvudo .hay'ln
Miss Pearl Guthrie. .
Piano-Last Hope. Meditatiu .Gottschaik
Miss Anna Lois Wilkes.
Piano-ta) Slunper Song ..........-....S chuIan
(h) Two-part Invention ..........--..: Bdch
(c) Pap!lIonS Roses ..--........---....Ihnine
Miss K. Louise SchraBe.
Plano Duet-Midsummer Nights Dream.
Nocturne and Wedding March. .Mendel5sohn
Misses PauldirS and Wilkes.
yocal-(a) Rldicule ...........-.-......- ISr,stoW
ihl Good Night Bristo"
Chorus