The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-11

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The opening OF an. Literary Symposium
will take place at Hotel Beers Thursday
morning. October 10. ar 1879 o'clock. Top
t. The louisiana Purchase Exposition:
What Is ltT'
Mrs. Martha Davis Griffith VIII lead.
The choral department. OF the Union Mu-
Slc1l club Will begin its seasons work
on Thursday, October Is. at 10 a. m, in
the smaller hall Of the Ddeou. Tie work.
as heretpfore. Will be under the direction
or Mrs. q. Il. ROhiand. which iu itself Is
an incentive 70 good work. Singers wish
ing To join this organization are request
ed To attend the first rehearsal.
\ programme OF great beauty. consist
ing OF compositions OF LisZt. Saint Saens.
Falestrima. heil and ElEar. VIII be stu
died. BY general request the LLszt Psalm
VIII be repeated. Nan Of the works are
entire novelties I'm America. being eSpe-
Musical Club.
Mrs. Rohland has always taken the inI-
tlative IN original programmes. and this
season ChoIce Of material oilers a very
attractive seasons study TO its members.
The first meeting OF the Ten O'Clock
musicale VIII be held at the home Of Ms.
.. J. Barwick. No. SO Fairmount ave
nue.. on Wednesday,. October u. at 10
o'clock The programme N $ year prom
lses TO be a very interestiI & one and two
special recltalS are 10 be given. one a
song recital, the other Instrumental. The
tnEee sections OF toe club are in the hands
or capable chairmen. Mrs. w. II. Wat
Bernard.
The club Is very glad to welcome hack
one or Its most efficient members. Mrs.
Elmer + FrOhman. who has susnt a wear
In study at Vienna and Paris.
On Wednesday afternoon. October Il N
o'clock. the Greek Ethics Club will hold
its first meeting for the season. In the
vest wing OF the Museum OF Fine Arts.
Nlneteenth and Locust STREETS There is to
Le a discussion that day II The Marble
Faun.' by Nathaniel Hawthorne This Is
only one or the novels 10y him which will
be considered this season. Later ON there
Is TO be n discussion o. THE House OF
seven Gables by the same author. Other
writer's whose novels will De- treated at
these meetings include Dickens. Thacke-
ray and Victor Hugo. An interesting fea-
ture of the Greek Ethics Club meetings Is
mat they are always open 70 the public.
and any one can attend and participate
who chooses TO do 81.
The most beautiful trains are those Of
the Big Four to New York and Boston.
The musical and literary evening given
Tor the benefit Of Lady Aldrich Hive. No.
., l. %. Y. NJ. Thursday veuluE. Octo-
Der at Y. N. e. A. Hall. was one OF the
most successful and enjoyable entertain
ments ever given by this hive. The even
ing was planned and brought to n sue
SesSlul termination by Lady Martha Shaw.
lady commander. and Lady Fannie N.
a. a. AANA iaAE NnUlnAEfaNr OF the hive
The hail was decorated In the colors OF the
hive The programme was executed by
some 1f the lest musical and literary tai
tnt 81 the city. and Included readings by
me misses Bessie Morse. Laura Randolph.
Lillian SDuriock. Iva Fuaua and Willie
hyianu and Nj Casper :. Yeast. IT.: solos
bN Mines. Charles Screen and Clara
Spencer. and Misses Blanche Jenks. Anna
McNhorters and Elsie Tucker. and Mr.
w: Byron. piano solo BIZ Miss BAY
Elkins. and S~ouE-aud-dance speciality hv
Tho, Misses Adaliue Ward and Jessie P5-
FRIENDS Of the hive are urging them n
make this 4 series Of evenings" on This
nature, and In view q the marked sue
cess that attended the first venture. This
will probably Dc done.
The De Eoven @ D met AZ the home ~
Miss Alice Jones. No 40S Cook avenue.
An interesting programme was rendered.
as follows:
Plano - Cborfn
Miss Pauline Jones.
vocal Soio-Ave Maria .....- Schubert
Mrs Sidney WiIette-
Selections from Shakespeare.
Mr.. Claire Button.
Violin ~SolO-Simple Ayen
M Jerome Coliona.
Vocal Solo-NLclet Song
Miss Es;elle Burke.
Nt4A LlfA-ALA LlrEl
Misses Alice and Pauline Jones.
Recitatun-IEe Roman Girls Revenge.
Mrs. pfender.
vocal Solo-WGre All Jolly Fellows
Recitation-The Paupefs Revene..
Miss Cora IonUs.
Mss Julia Dalton.