The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
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Miss Carrilu Wilde expects to 20 TO To-
peka Mas about the LIST of August to re-
The picnic Of tho Methodist SUNDAY
school. which was to have occurred Thurs
Gay. has been postponed week. They ex-
poet to drive to FentOn in large wagons and
the Meramec River.
The Reverend Eiward Stubblefeld has
retu. med from Atlanta. Ga. where II" went
to attend the meeting of the Baptist Young
Last fall the reading circle of the Meth
cdist Church was divided into four sections.
Each was to meet every week and the sec
ton having the best attendance during the
winter was TO he given n banquet by the
ether three divisions. As the Heber circle
won. Trey were the guests of honor last
Iuesday evening ut an nj fresco supper at
Miss Nellie Wilson's home. TIE tables
were arranged in the form of Greek cross
IN the center was beautiful large bowl
of HasturtiumS. In the center of each arm
of the cross w-re large lunches of sweet
peas while at the place Of each lady vas
bunch Of sweet peas tied with white
RIBBONS and Il dainty bunch of pansies WAS
at the place Of each gentleman.
An elaborate supper was served. at which
the blessing was asked by the Reverend
S. W. Emory. and Miss Kate Evans offered
q toast to the Kirkwood Literary Society.
Harry Brashear SPOKE of the Heber Cri-
cle;. and +. W. Young of Our President
Sale Cla:-tor''
The seventy-hye guests included the
members of the Watts. Wesley and Cow
-.
Emory The members of the Heber Cir
cl"-the guests OF horor-are Misses Jennie
Dunovart: Nellie Mardaus. Leila Thaxton
Nellie Thomas. Olga kessler. Elsie Kess-
Ter. Messrs. German. Sale Clayton. Charles
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will Ffnlay.
Mrs John S. Collins has been entertaining
daughter. Miss Mary. and also Mis- Collins
The ladies Were travelling from their homes
In Arkansas 10 Portland. Ne, and stopped
to spend il week here.
Mrs Arthur b. Amber has gone TO Orion.
Mich.
D. H Black and family who have been
returned to their home.
Doctor II. G. ,Wycr has returned from
Boston. where he sn,ent a month. Mrs.
Wver will remain in the East till autumn
Mrs. ]. y. SiSnor is AZ her home IN oak
land for a few weeks. She Will soon depart
for California to join her DAUGHTER. Mrs.
Miss sallie Bodey and Miss Louise Wick
ard of ST. Louis spent the week with the
their home. the Naples.
Miss Emeline Hough has gone TO the
Northern lakes; to remain till September.
g. The Reverend r. f. Stenlker, pastor Of
niece. Miss Anna Stemker. departed last
week for three weeks trip through Colo
RADIO.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Keller will occupy the
residence of c. Hart Mclean during their
absence in the North.
Miss Hester Rosebrough of No. 400 Cook
avenue. St. Louis, is the guest of Mrs Hec-
tor d. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Muth and chill
drcn are summerinc in Kirkwood.
The lawn party given Wednesday evening
by the young ladies of st. Margaret's Guild
of Grace Church. on the lawn of the rec
tory was quite a success. The lawn was
Illuminated by numbers of Japanese lam
terms. Small tables We're placed mere and
there, upon which the dainty refreshments
We're served. The affair was under the
direction OF Mrs. J. D. Wishart. who was
ably assisted by Misses Mary Wishart,
Mary Shields: Martha Coleman. Mary By
stance Edwards. Hilda Medairy. Kate BY
airs and Edith Williams. all members of the
guild.
Among the many guests We're the Rev