The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-08
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The social club known as the Sewing
| Circle met with Mrs. Sanford Avis. Mon
| day afternoon.
Mrs. Roger AMMAN. Jr... will return to-
morrow from a three months visit to her
| parents in San Diego.
Mr.. and Nrs. GAYLORD Bell intend leav-
ing st. Louis Tuesday to make their home
/! in Boston: az - -"
Mrs. s. NJ. Morton. of Dillingham;, ILL.,. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. d.
| Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Tuslin entertained
| Saturday evening.
Mrs. Frederick L. stoddard has cards out
for a euchre Wednesday afternoon.
day afternoon for Mrs. Helena Fay of
Brooklyn. A game OF literary composers
furnished the afternoons entertainment.
Those present were: Mines. A. NJ, Eel
lows. W. 7. Hudson. L. P. Douglas. Charles
Kendrick. Fellows. sr.; Frank Koenecke.
c. L. Martin. j. H: Clarkson. Gibson. JUS
tin KenGr:ck and Miss CAROLYN Allen.
Mrs. r. \: Allen entertained the Neval-
work Club Thursday afternoon.
The history and literature section of the
Monday Club met. with Mrs. Henry Salveter
Tuesday. A paper was read by Mrs, Ed
Wardsworth's Time"
Mrs. II. H. Salisbury entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening Mr.; ard Mrs r. A;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Tustin.
At Mrs. James /. Blair's complimentary
cc9ncert to the members of the Morning
sramme was given by Mrs. f. II. knight,
assisted by Mrs. Chas. A. Lewis.
Mrs. II. II. Trstin entertained Saturday
evening
The Needlework Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs, r: A, Allen.
Miss Carolyn Allen have cards out for i
Valentine party Saturday in honor of Mr..
S. NJ. Morton of Eftingham, III;
Hender Schuyler departed this week for
Culver. Ind. where he will enter the Mill
ts -, ~. II
fourth meeting in the chapel of the Con-
~gregational Church Tuesday evening. The
paper Of the evening will be by Miss Mary
f. Allen on Shakespeare in Music" She
will be assisted by Mines. Charles y Lewis,
Clarence Brooks. William Kirruish. Misses
Florence Cooper. Dorothy Weeks, Carolyn
Allen. Hazel Allen, Messrs. Burt Mckinnie,
w. II. Tustin and Charles A. Lewis. who
will Illustrate forms of music. vocal and
instrumental. used in Shakesoeare's time,
as wen as some modern compositions sus-
sested by his plays. The music part of the
programme is as follows:
Folk ~Song-Fain Would I Have. a Pretty
Thing TO Give Unto My Lady.
80 Tasbaldns: Tenth century
From the Tanning of the Skrew
Nlessrs; MeKinnie, Tustin. Horspool, Lewis.
Four.Part canon with B~ufden-sumer Is
Me1 lsgmsn lewis. Brooks. K iThiTssen Mss se ntagy
Three Mems Msa.ss sqngaw2 Re Soldiers Three.
nrsoA " usNIi anu iiofspool.
D~ance-Come. Ye Young Men.
Mrs Lewis Miss Cooper. Mr.. McKiDnia.
oances-Galliard. coranto. Gig.
Division or Variation.
L Hunting Song-The Hunt Is Tn.
Mrs Lewis. Miss Cooper, Mr.. McKinnie.
Ballads in Hamlet ?
How should Your True Love Know7
St. Valentines Day.
+ VIII He Not Come Again?
Mrs. Lewis.
Ballad In Tempest-FulI Five Fathoms.
Mr. McKirnie.
Dance, suggested. by Henry VII. Composed
Misses Hazel and Mary Allen.
Hark. Hark. The Lark.-Cymbeline......
arranged by Schubert,
Mrs. Lewis.
! Schubert
Mr.. Mckinnie.
Midsummer Nights Dream :........ .
Observation-Disclosures
Misses Weeks and Allen.
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