The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10

guests were Mines. Arthur Brent. William
Hit George Biggs.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. d.. c.
Hatch and Mrs. Laura Crawshaw enter
tanned the euchre club OF which they are
members at the home Of Mrs. William A.
Albright.
The Magazine Club closes Its season next
Thursday with q banquet.
The last open. meeting Of the kirkwood
! Piano Club was held Monday afternoon at
the choral rooms in the High School. The
following programme was rendered.:
SS) Anita's Dance. from Peer Gynt.. suite
g., Mrs. Kin and Miss Kicker.
"a, Prelude. No. 2i.."..."."-""""."chopln
20, tnssrme z "" sShutt
Veal soloYoh! for a Burst Of SONG ;Alisson
lie Allen Hesenbruch.
soDat, in 6 Major Mozar.
Mrs. Kicker and Miss Chandler -
Improvisation on Second Plano BY Mrs. ii. G.
% Prelude in C nis; aioi M:a'on RaehHan'n0ff
''sAt Ia % 9. Tha. We Two Were Mayins..:.Nev.n
%, cradle ar de yfSsnnan
ouarte.-Flneai Cave overture. ;Mendelss9hn
Mrs. Ewald and and Mis- Ms, sf sie1.r: Miss Chandler
On May q the active members will meet
at the home OF Miss Amy Chandler and
elect officers for the coming season after
which a luncheon will be served.
Folk to address the Monday. Evening Club
this week there was no meeting. TIL sea-
The Reverend Alfred Franklin Smith.
pastor of the Methodist Church here. has
been elected president OF the Contra! Fee
main in charge of his church here till fan.
Mrs. Wilbur +: Warner has returned
wood Fortnlghtly Club was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. 7. d. Kim,
for the coming year: President. Mrs.
Charles r. Siddy: vice president. Mrs. T. d.
Kimball: score airy. Mrs. George G. Landers:
next meeting of the club will be an edu-
High School Saturday afternoon. May %.
Armstrong, William J. II. Rown. william
Bragg. Z; P. Dickson, G. Q. Evans. Il, =.
T. D. Kimball. Frederick Skeele. S. j: Ed
wards. C. H. olcott. William Digby. Web
stsr. Parsons. Ponsford and Clinton Kim
Mrs. Annie Reynolds, who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Mary b. McMullen.
departed Wednesday for her home In Kan
A most delightful function was the unch-
con given Thursday in compliment to Mrs.
Alfred Franklin Smith by the ladies of the
Methodist Church.. When the luncheon was
planned it was to be given IN appreciation
for all Mrs. Smith had done in a musical
way for the church of which her husband
Is pastor. Before the date set. Mr; Smith
received an appointment as president of
Central Female College of Lexington. Ky.
SO the entertainment was really a formal
farewell. The luncheon was gwen in the
parlors of the church, which were elabo-
rstely decorated in spring flowers. white
haws, dogwocd, apple blossoms and some
mountain wild flowers brought from the
Ozarks by Mrs. WILDER f. Warner. Mrs.
Smith received below stairs. assisted by
Mrs. Fletcher Young and Mrs. Ewell Buck
ley received In the parlor., When the greet
ings We're over Mrs. Smith led the way to
the dining room with Mrs. Perry V. Jen-
ness. Covers were laid for one hundred
of the Ladies' Aid societies of the Baptist.
Episcopal, Presbyterian and Methodist
churches.
The three tables-in the form OF Maltese
crosses-were also in green and white. In
the center of each was a large fern sur
ter of each arm of the cross was a bowl
dainty menu, Mrs. Ponsford of Cincinnati
proposed a toast. 1.-The Guest OF Honor" to
which Mrs. smith responded With the As
ISOLATION Of Ladies' Aid Societies to which
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society: to respond.
Mrs. d. H. Black. president 81 the Baptist
Aid Society. and Mrs. l.. N. Gerould OF the
Presbyterian society also made a few re-
marks. a4zs.sss. >
WEBSTER GROVES, MO.
Miss Helen Baker has returned from q