The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-07
KIRK W ODD.

Louis. stockstrom and family have closed
their St Louis resifeucs and have taken
possession OF Their sumner home on the
Mr. and Mrs. Horace =. Collins. with
their children. have arrived and Will re-
main a month with Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. selden are entertain
tng. John E. Hewlett Of Detroit.
w; nia n G1lEiiLeF OF M.
from her school IN Vir- MA.
Miss May Lycett of Philadelphia IS the
guest Of friends. She will remain a month.
Miss Alice Kendall. formerly OF KIrkwoo3.
IS now residing in Clayton, where she re.
Gently entertained the Turn over Club OF
Mines. Arthur Brent. William c. Hit, J.
G. MeGeary. Miss Georgia Biggs and MISC
Mrs Charles ". Barstow entertained tho
St. Louis Chapter of the Daughters OF the
Revolution last F'riday afternoon at hec
ZINES n Ies Ka1 s aed % Ms aI Alcs
Miss Edna sernple. who has been tho
guest Of Mrs John Wright has returned 10
Mr. and Mrs Joseph l. Griesedieck have
opened their summer home the Eyre. on
Charles Collins returned from Columbia
Thursday. where he was graduated with
highest honors. winning the scholarship Of
the Columbia University, New York.
The junior class of the High School gave
a reception to the faculty and the senior
class at the home of Professor J. r. KIN
kead, Friday evening. from to II o'clock
Among the guests were Misses Fiournoy.
Ayres. Murtfeldt. Wild. Williams. Flower
Chew. Nellie Naude Thomas. Elizabeth
Morris. Marie Lippctt Kate Evans. Mes
seurs John J. Erussard. AiaTiaud e. Brown,
H0Fsnn ". Hoffman. John +. Keipe. Fred
ere Young ana Harry y. Young.
The programme of the graduation eXer-
cises OF the High School opens Sunday
morning at II O'Clock when the baccalau-
Teate sermon Will he preached at the Meth
g.FsTg Il. F-- F-ar1
Smith. Tuesday. class day exercises Will
begin at 9:%l 4. M in the Choral Hall Of the
High School. On Thursday. ar S.ij p. m.
the commencement Will take place at the
Armory Hall. Doctor W. II. Black. presi-
dent Of the Missouri Valley College. will
deliver the address. There will be music
numbers by the Kirkwood Cleo Club and
piano recital by Mrs Bernice Crumb Wyer.
after which there will he the presentation
OF diplomas by the president Of the board.
Doctor John FitmaH. and q beuaiiictiOn by
the Reverend Edward StubhlefeId The
graduates are Misses Nellie Maude Thomas.
Flower Chew and Elizabeth Morris; John ].
Hoffman, John F. Kelpe. Frederic Young
and Harry d. Y0vEg.
Mrs. Marie Brownell Day entertained tho
ladies' OF The Kirkwood Fortnightiy Club
az her home. on the Collins road. Wednes-
day afternoon.
At the declamatory concert Of the KIRK
wood Military Academy. held Friday even
ing at the Baptist Church. prizes were
awarded follows: Ffrst-division prize.
Cadet Guest: honorable mention, Cadets
brunswick and Lee; second division. first
award. Cadet Cabot: honorable mention.
Cadet Dodson: third division. first award,
Cadet Miller; honorable mention. Cadets
Janish ard Kandeler.
Mrs. Emile s. Kruger entertained q
party of friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William II. Marvin. Jr-. Of Union,
Mo. has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. HayhurSt.
Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross has issued invita-
tons for Tuesday afternoon. June g.
Mrs. p ]. McMullen of Holden. Mo-, ar
rived Wednesday. to remain about ten days
with Mrs Mary z. McMullen. On June IL
she will depart for New York. accompanied
by the Misses Kate and Nell McMullen.
They sail for Europe June 16, and will
spend the summer visiting England. Scot
land, ireland and Wales.
on next Tuesday evening there will be a
lawn fete at the home of Mrs w. d. Biggs-
The proceeds viii be for the Choral Club
Hail fund. There Will be all sorts of
amusements-an art gallery, fish pond,
eden musee and fortune telling. Mrs Biggs
will be assisted by her daughter, Miss Geor-
gia Biggs, and some Of the members of this
Choral Club.