The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-08
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Novelty Northumberland & Jaccard's
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Wilkinson spent
Sunday i'll kirkwood.
turned from Mudlavia Springs. Ind. whef'
they had been for some lime.
Mrs. Mary McMulicn is entertaining hei
daughter, Mrs. p. }. AicMullen Of Holden
Miss Naughton and Miss Fannie Naueh.
ton Of St. Louis spent Sunday in kirkwoJG
Mrs. Oscar ]. MUD and her daughter
Miss Ellen. have as their guest Miss HAY
den of st. Paul. e.
Mrs. join johnson is entertaining hei
mother. Mrs. Goddard of New York City.
Mrs. Dayton of Detroit, who has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Ralph Deacon. has
returned 10 her home.
Mrs. James G. Whyte, who has been II
Indianapolis spending. Il month with hel
daushter. Mrs. Coppinser Cottcr. has re
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence Blair en-
tertained the kirkwood Monday Evening
Club at their handsome home in Oakland,
The guests We're treated to Il musical even
ing. Ernest Kroeger read a most interest
ing paper on French and italian opera,
Mrs. Halsey Ives sang. as did Mrs. Alfred
Franklin Smith and Mrs. Blair. Piano solos
We're given by Mrs. II. G.. Wyer and Miss
the Reverend and Mrs. Alfred i. Smith,
Doctor and Mrs. II. g. Wyer. the Reverend
and Mrs ;; L. Potter, Messrs and Mines
George II. TaCssig. Ashley Cabell, Fayette
Ewing: George L. Edwards. Henry c: och
terbeck. c. II. Mclean. j. H. Kicker. Geo.
7. Stebbins. Halsey Ives, James q. Wilde,
Wyatt Shallcross. T. II. Kimball, w. J. II.
Down, d. 5. Brown, c. q. Evans and {. /.
harrington.
Mrs. Harry Hyatt gave a euchre party
Tuesday. assisted by Mrs. Ben Crosby
Nearly all the club member were present
ard also many guests. The progressive
worn as ornaments in the ladies' hair. The
decorations were of sweet violets and ear
nations Mrs. Ralph Deacon won-the first
prize. a handsome picture: Mrs. George Ed
Mrs. Morey was given the guests prize.
Monday evening, February 9. there will he
under the direction of Mrs. C. L. Lacey,
and several. prominent persons will take
part. among them Mrs. Herman II. Boil
man. \ UNIQUE feature will be the pianola
accompaniment for the singing.
Miss Teckla Luepkin entertained Our Own
Club last SaturGa. ftarnoon. There was
some discussion as = the programme dur
Ing Lent, and il was decided to hold the
meetings as usual. but To sew instead of
spending the time more lightly. The gar,
ments made arctic be given to some char
and fruits We're concealed in sentences. and
Miss Nell McMullsn Was the quickest at
finding them all. Dainty refreshments were
served at 4 o'clock. Those present were:
Mines. Dan II. Mullen. Frank W. Luck.
Louis Blankeme:er and H. ID. Mclean
Misses Nell McMullen, Eliza Reilly. Jeanette
IithtDctLitA MATT -hNNluiltll. -hdIN ISeltlE
Bertha Heimbuecher and Elyira McLean.
Friday evening another of the series of
dramatc entertainments by Miss Addie
futile Abrams and Miss Elsie Skeele was
given at the Armory Hall. Three short
plays were presented The, first "a. Happy
Fair" was given by Miss Abrams and Mrs
Ben Becker. "A Cup of Tea was somewhat
longer. II Miss Skeele played the princi-
pal part, in which she was supported 10y
Messrs, Ben Becker. J. y. Marshall. and
Henry Corbyn. "When the Wheels Run
Down was presented by Miss Maude John
son, Miss Elsise Skeele and Miss Addie Tut
tie Abrams. The entertainment was under
the direction of Ben Becker. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. ii. Kelton and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Will
liams Were the musicians for the evening.
Dancing followed the entertainment, and
ices were served during the evening by the
young ladies.