The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

the Monday Glib tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mary E. Wadsworth. lately of Bos.
ton, will give Il talk on George Eliot"
Miss Florence Hunter will sing.
A council called for the dismissal of the
Reverend c. l.. kloss. who has recently
chmse' viii Vii meet tuesday afternaan az
o'clock. A meeting was held last Wednes-
day night to appoint Il committee to Sc
cure n pastor and furnish II temporary
supply.
The Every Other Week Club met Tues
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Eel
lows.
charge of the art section. Mrs. George X.
Andrews read Il paper OH Michael An
gelo"
son. Donaldson.
Mrs. d. Terry of Chicago is visiting
Mrs. Charles NJ. Avery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. II. Bristol of Water
bury, Conn. who were called here by the
illness OF Doctor Bristol. have returned
home.
Miss katherine Siddy is visiting Mrs
Wayne Wills of Chicago.
Mrs. Eleanor Cochenower has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. John Per-
cival, at GIGIy's Summit.
Thursday 10 Mines. a. Y. Campbell. II. Fl.
Salisbury. Henry Hawkin, 7. G. Young
and Miss Laura De Yong.
Miss Mary T.. Wadswor;h of Boston
gave Il reading on ''Shakespeare'j Won
en- Monday evening under the auspices
q a.; the Ne Mcnaax Club i, the resderse Of
vocates reading Shakespeare from early
childhood. She has written u book prov
ins. tho Righteousness of shakespeare,
which is considered by students unique in
coded by the Henry VII dances by Ed
German. for piano, played by Miss Ha-
eel EEL; Allen and Miss $. Mary E. Allen. and by
Brewer. Before the entertainment Mrs.
Charles A. Baker gave Shakespeare;,n
dinner in Miss Wadsworth's honor. at
which the following ladies' were present:
Stockhridse. Joseph Weir, J. II. Bettis. c.
n. Skinner. Z. L. Siddy, r. a. Quarles.
\. d. Thompson. Fayette c. Ewing and
c. l.. klOss. Everything carried out the
idea. of Shakespeare, from the menu cards
to tine conversation.
Miss Katherine Kaufman is visiting
some army friends in Washington, ID. c,
She will remain until January.
Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mrs. Thomas
Middleton gave large reception Tues
day from TO 5. The house decorations
alicitm. with f.ins and a profusion of the
green and white Eeranium vine. In the
dining-room. where Miss Virginia Hazard
wore black lace over white taffeta, which
centrasted prettily with the soft shade
of green China silk worn by Mrs. Middle
Frank Belon. Adelaide Biggors and W. G,
Rumsey. Some OF those present were
Mines. Jane Hodgman. Alex. Robinson. T.
Charles Baker, \. e. Hillman. J. r. Bet
tbs. Isaiah Forbes, J. i. Allen. +. q Ew-
ing. r.. a. oparles. Hester, VIII bailey.
man. S; u; McCallum. Frank below. W.
V. SGholZ. w. e. Rumsey. Charles Tucker,
X. ID. Macarthur, Cocn; Misses Gussie
Quarles. Myra Skinner, Ruth and Alice
Early
Mrs. c, r. Siddy has cards out for en-
tertainments Thursday evening and Sat
urday afternoon.
,r The Young Ladies' Euchre Club met
Tuesday afternoon with Miss Mabel Mer-
Mrs. L. c. Barrett and Miss Edith Bar
rett OF Sonta Anna, Cal. are visiting Mrs.
p. Miss Grace Ferguson gave dance
Tuesday evening. Webster guests were:
Misses Mabel Sieber. Helen Baker Lee
'sP ssase Hsn wa asn G GssHn
VIII Bell. Harry Sieber, Edward Sieber.
Edward Pike; Harrison Clarkson. Ralph
skinn srs Cecil ell, l Aogan Henry Worre
St. Louis were: Misses Margaret Lewis,
BETTE Way, Helen Woods. Ethel Cham
hers' Ruth West. Barclay; Florence MIL
Messrs: Talbot Shelby. Joe Lewis. Gar.
land holland. Ernest Mills Robert Ken
IdIuWel! ana (ieOrge barclay.
The club of the Ten Hungry Shanes
will meet with Miss Abbie Campbell Tues
day night.
Mr.. A. h. Quinton of Topeka visited the
r; A. Aliens Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. 7. C.. Young gave a six-handed
euchre for Mrs. Charles r. Barrett Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Barrett departed for her home In
Chicago Tuesday night.
kIRkWOOD.
The masquerade ball given by the Gym
nasium Association Friday evening was