The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-23
parted for Florida. where they win spend
several weeks.
LITERARY CLUB GATHERING.

parted for Florida, where they win spani
several weeks.
LITERARY CLUB GATHERING.
The Thursday Literary Club was enter
| tanned by Doctor and Mrs. Frederick Pound
at their residence, No. 700 South Broad.
way, last evening. Winston Churchill AND
his works formed the subject of discussion
for the evening. Papers were prepared b,
Miss Willie Racy, Miss Lane. Mrs. Frank
Brandle and Mrs. Lorin ~Stockbarger, and q
reading was given by Mr.. Henry Nolte. Mr..
Herbert HARRISON. Mrs. Charles Barlow and
Mrs. Brandle rendered vocal selections. A
recitation was delivered by Miss Estells
Racy.
Among the members ara:
Misses
Annie Nelson. McKinny.
Sailie HARRISON, Samuels.
Alice Nolte, Johnston.
Messieurs-
Barlow, Walberg,
! Stcckbarger, X. ". HARRISON.
Mesdames-
Nelson, Charles Pickering.
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
Mrs. Otto seener of No. 21s7 Utah street
surprised her husband with a birthday par
~ Tuesday evening. Progressive auction
pinochle was the game. after which lunch
con was served. The following carried Of
The honors: Mrs. George DAVIS. Mrs. Lou
Kaub. Joe Newell, Lou Kaub and Jeff Hew-
XXI among those present were.
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Joe Newell. William Kaysing,
Jeff Hewitt, George Davis.
Lou kaub, Charles Voyce.
DOCTOR HARRIS ENTERTAISS.
Doctor r. c. Harris entertained a few Of
his friends at his residence. Garrison ave-
nue. and Dickson street, Sunday evening.
An enjoyable entertainment was given.
which included. among other things, some
a.
Doctor l. J. Harris's photograph and piano
solos by Mr.. Bentlif. william B. Pilking-
ton. acting as POSTMASTER. called upon al1l
present. who responded. Among those preSk
ent Were: Doctors A. W. Heitzeg. n. SAM
ger. J. S. Coyle and Irwin j. Harris and
Messrs. W. p. P;lkington. Henry Arnold, d
NJ. Mcnamara. G.. Fl. Camp:on Harry God
man, S. Steinberg. G.. Bentiin and V. Lane.
PERSONAL MENTION.
The Committee on Exhibition Of the St
Louis Museum Of Ffne Arts has issued Invf-
tations for a reception to annual members
to view a collection of the works Of Edwin
Lord Weeks of Paris. France. in the gall
leries Of the museum, Tuesday evening, jan
uary q. s to 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bond Lambert Will
make a short trip to Paris soon. sailing next
month.
MISS Marie hayes Is stlil IN HTOViQcuC0b
r. l., and being much entertained.
Mrs. Leon Epstein. No. 3S7 Evans avenue.
has been visiting her children, Doctor and
Mrs. Goldberg. in MaryvfIle, Ill. Master
Jesse Goldberg accompanied his grandmoth-
er to st. Louis.
An entertainment Will be given at Armory ,
Hall, Krkwood, Wednesday evening. jan.
uary %, for the benefit Of the new CheraI3
wat r..> .,-IA~ xh~ ovRnfnna ~ lRp0A
Louie Brown and Miss Virginia Ornck. The
first part of the programme will be Of .
musical nature. Mrs. James l.. Blair and
Mr.. Edgar Lakeland will be tbs ~eoloista.
assisted by a chorus Of ten young ladies.
The second part Of the programme win b .
series of tableaux, representing Mr.. PipD
and His Family Abroad" The orchestra
music for the entertainment VIII be fur
nished by the Orpheus Club.
ing from Columbus. O., and Is he guest q
Mrs. Peck Of Garrison avenue.
The season at Nassau. Bahamas. Is wen
under way, moro guests having arrived than
at any corresponding date In previous yea1A
The following residents Of St louis are
registered at the Hotel Colonial Doctor
and Mrs. 8. T. Schwab. Mr.. and y T. w
Singer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. SteckeL
Doctor and Mrs. !. Spiegelhalter nd Misc
Spiegelhalter.
The dates for the n F1orfd Ease
golf tournaments. Just announced A.
sign February Is, q and q to Nassau -
At the last meeting of the Taliy-He C4uB
the newly elected officers wero instlleds
s P. Sullivan. president; D. Reilly. vies
president: D. A. Noonan financial secrearyJ
7. Kelley, recorder: I. Mclaughlin, Auti-
nal. The following members were elected
7. A. Couell NJ J. Duddy andWs
J. Kerwick-
At Ell Reno, Ok. January "A Miss Ides
Fowler was married to Mr.. Freeman J. Hon
of Oklahoma Mrs. Hoyt II q daughter e
the late Captain Fowler. for many Year, 9 !
steamboat captain On the Mis-
and a resident Of Carlyle. III. b
is a sister Of Mrs. ]. Edward Bright Of St