The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

house was decorated in green and red
and the large round dining-tsble Was
The guests. OF honor were Augusta and
Eugene Erker. niece and nephew Of the
hostess. Among the little people who en-
Eunice. Jack and Joyce Mclean. Urban
and lmogene Mudd. Cecil Campbell. WaIker
and and. Defiance H,sance Evans o. S pdLo,s and s,d Masy
Marjorie and Polly Brown. Mary Burton;
Ernst and Rosa Blankemeier Ellen ana
r,ngton Cabell. James Porteus. Marianne
Taussig. Eliza Mullen. Lane Edwards: From
st. Louis were Julia and Joseph k Gaorss
Belts. Arthur Poss Hubertus and Marcellus
Schotten. Lilly Pommer. Helen and Mar
garet Goetz and Elizabeth Stevenson.
noon were Mesdames James L. Blair,
George H. Taussig, Ashley Cabeil. J. I.
Campbell and Miss Harvey.
The FortnIghtly Dancing Club had one
Of its enjoyable dances Christmas Eve at
the Armory Hall. Mr.. and Mrs Ashley
Among the guests were Misses Annie
W,shart; Carey eisaue, Carrie ! RHeInsqn;
Cabell. Virginia Adams. Helen Lysett.'
Ka,heryn Grsts , R Emsline cs., W anisS.
Messrs. walter Bown. Harold Knapp,
K Kh1sy Roy RSnO cooper Ea Prank sk' Waddo ssn' steve
bright. Henry Corbyn and Harry White.
fraternity Saturday evening at his home.
menst Of ne evening; The guests We're
WarfeId. Katheryn Gratz. Margaret Ca
bell; Messrs. Lorraine Jones. Harry Dono-
van. Carroll Davis and BENJAMIN King
the sunday school q Grace EpiscopaD
Church at the Armory Han. The pretty
wall; and at the close Of the" performance
the bricks were distributed to the children.
who were much surprised to find The brick
full of candy. Mildred Jones was the fairy
queen: Orris Mccullough and Carl Gray.
shepherds; Eugene Hawken. sandman:
Mafgare Mod Potter, BosPesp; Helen Shields.
den were fairies.
One of the pleasant entertainments of the
buecher ON New Years Eve. at her home.
THE Naples" South Kirkwood. There were
dancing in the. barn for the younger folks
those who did not care for dancing. Mrs.
tiers; Mrs. Frank W; suck and Miss Helm,
and Stella Heimbuecher. The house was
decorated with holly and mistletoe and
81 6lo9 on IN 9 plants s.a and ne The barn was trimmed
per. which was served about II o'clock.
Mrs r: R. Estinghausen isang several
fancy dance. Among the guests were:
Messrs. and Mines. A. p. Erker. O.. j..
Mudd. D-J. Murnane. Louis Blankemeier.
Mclean OF st. Louis: Mines. r. R. Esting-
ia Brossard. Mary Walsh. Mary Reilly.
Brossard. Amalia Pfeirer. Eliza Reilly. Ida
Brossard, Nell McMullen. Mary Smith of st.
hG"ls' s kese .a MsM skina M Msfsla L %sssrs.
Walter and Oliver Heimbuecher. Frank
MeMuIlen: Robert GoEjey. Vail, Mftenber-
Hans B~lankemeier. Dan Mullen. James
Murnane. Orville Suck. Doctor Alex. H..
MCLEAN of St. Louis. Mclean Watkins and
]. l. Watkins of Alton. III.
Monday evening Mrs. Anderson Gratz gave
Katheryn Among those, present were;
Hough. Emeline Warfield. Miriam Housh.
Claire Warfie!d. Mabel Bown. Laura Lee
Williams: Messrs Walter Bown. Harry
Orrick Albright. James Abraham. Maury
Jones. Harry White and Henry corbyn.
DAY Ths at k Mls' fSa f. Nor n1anaey.s Club h1 me3 Wins Tqf,,
.,Ministers as Novel Writers" and Mrs: c.
Protestant Churches Of the Louisiana PIr-
chase Territory" Among those present
were: Mines; Efie Abraham; Annie Arm
erick skeele. w. J. II. Brown. J. r. More.
George D. Dana. L NJ. Gerould, Frank Ed.
WARDS s Ge9rEe Lenders. ". F. cdmpbeM,
The concert given Friday evening at the
ArmoEy Hall was a rare music treat. 1t
was given for the benefit Of the organ fund
Of the sAhethodist Episcopal Church. The |
w Morning Choral opened the pro- |
gramme with Handel's Largo. Trust in
the Lord. and Kings waltz song, sEbb |
and F1oT" Then followed a plano solo by
h IL Faust vaIse;" Mrs: Alfred Frsnk-
Botefuhr's "Wohjakisica's Sorrow" "a
Sioux melodyo; Rodgers's "Wenn Ich
Ripe" and the first part closed with a violin
and plano duet. Grieg's Sonata in G. by !
Victor Lichtenstein and Mrs. Hessenbruch.
After q. short interTnission. Mrs. Hessen- |
Druch played four isolos-Bach's Prelude"
Godard's Cavalier Fantastique." Mac |
powel's Shadow Dance" and LISTS
q vocal solo by Mrs. James L. Blair, with
chorus accompaniment by the Morning Choir
a., Stromberg's Evening STAR after which !
Mr.. Lichtenstein played Svendsen's 'Ro-. |
Bash's ARIA and Hubay's
two vocal duets by Mrs. Blair and Mrs.
Abts When l Know That Thou
Art Near Me" and Rubinstein's Might"
MISS Henrietta Selects and Mrs. Hessen- |
DruCh were the accompanfsts /