The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-20

from, Wells College. Aurora; n. Y; , to
| spend the Christmas holidays. MISS
| Amanda Adams Is also home from the
Pratt Institute. 49,
| Talladega. Ala. the day after CHRISTMAS
| for visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Il
NJ. Rhodes.
Mrs. William Kerrnish and son Ward
have gone to Denver for the winter
| Mr.. Robert Kerrnish. formerly of Web
ster. has taken the position Of orsanist IN
| the Presbyterian Church OF klfkWoou.
The Reverend George Gordon Ross OF
| Huntington. Mass, has accepted call to
the Congregational Church at Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic L. Stcddard de-
| parted for a few days in Chicago.
Miss Amy Hyde had a sale of ODD an; and
artists Artists afsissS al and ne wednesday
Mrs. {. l.. Martin entertained the men,
bers of the Monday Club. with few
ether guests MSrSay y,v aern 1o",r M, on
George Elliott which was followed by
| a lively discussion. Miss Wadsworth is
Nova Scotia. she makes various lecture
tours through the winter. in which she
speaks on Shakes9carc. Thackeray and
George Eliot. She will be in st. Louis
course of lectures 10 the Tuesday Club
Miss Florence Hunter gave sor;e vocal
members Miss Mae Stcckbridge dispensed
puicil and refreshments were served.
A council OF congregational ministers
AID delegates met Tuesday afternoon TO
dismiss the Reverend c. L.. kloss from
he nasto,ate of the c"ng sresad
Messrs l.. T. Ripley. J. u. Ripley. G. y.
Martin. !. Il. Belts. T.. :. Hart. l.. 5.
Realcy and Mrs. w =. lager. was APP
pointed TO secure 4 permanent pastor. IL
wss agreed that there SHOULD he monthly
supplies in the pulpit. rather than candi-
dates for :he passionate.
Mrs; {. l.. kIcss entcri,lined Mt dinner
Tuesday evening the Reverend \. h.
Wray. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic l.. Stoddard:
Mr.. and Mrs. J: n. Belts and Mr.. and
Mrs. &. l.. Martin.
MIR. !. Fl. Drew is home from long Wis
II in Vermont.
Mrs. James Avery returned last week
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Hans
Glotte. at Hermann. Mo.
Mrs. Charles v. Siddy gave the first Of
a series of entertainment Thursday even
minders OF the season wore evident
throughout the evening. The house was
say with Christmas holly and mistictoe
At each of the card tables We're whistles
or rattles to announce a lone hand. ard
ut the head table sleigh bells announced
the end of the game. Each guest was fur
bell for ornament. and games won Were
rewarded by. marble toy or candy to
he dropped into the sock. The refresh
m Tss We're in red and green; Guests were
Avery. 4. r; Deacon. e. ~ skinner. j. S
kendrick. w. {. Rumsey. George X An
crews. y a. Martin. X. u. Hogan. II. Il.
Shepardson. W. S. WALTER Jr.: Horace
Beck. $. II. Gale of St. Louis. Allen Me-
kinnie: r. NJ. Adams. Louis Bry, Harris.
}. B. Raboteau. l. Il. Blacltmer. Mines. |
a B. Kaufman and Terry of Chicago. |
Messrs. Martin Voorhees, and III. c. Sim |
mons
Miss katherine siddy returned from sew
eral weeks at Chicago on Tuesday |
The second of Mrs. Sddy's series was a |
six-handed euchre yesterday afternoon. to |
which some fifty ladies were invited, |
mostly from st. Louis with few from |
Webster. The third will he Bohemian |
party Monday afternoon. at which the |
guests will be largely Kirkwood ladies', !
with few from St. Louis.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Avery gave a siN-hand-
ed euchre Tuesday evening. in honor OF |
her cousin. Mrs. Terry. of Chicago. Lone
hand prizes were taken by Mrs. A II.
Deacon and Mr.. ]. S. Kendrick. and high |
prizes were won by Mrs. E +. Palmer
and Mr.. W. c. Rumsey. Guests We're:
Messrs. and Mines. a. r. Deacon, W. c.
Rumsey. A. NJ. Fellows. ]. s. Kendrick,
G. H. Andrews. Allen McKinnie. W. D.