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~VINCENNES. md.

Mrs \; c. spiSer o. Bloomfield, Nc. is the
s9 sss. Of 'Ja srr s WaI,anS S.Fsr; H le, ,r +; !, w ss,Sn. :
from an extended visit with relatives in ror;.-
Mrs. Rosa F,ller, Of !nala- aooiis is the guest
visiiinx her m"'l.rs. Mr.. iorie H!ca. in coimm,
bus Ind ls:nlnea home Tuesday.
Ms, .willism \. C'llop entertained the Matinee
Club TUESDAY afternoon at c1rie. A av--coursc
Mis-, Eidola adams entertained The Pleindes
honor wa, Miss carrie Rowland.
day FOR French Lick Springs 10 spend a lew
visit with Nj. and Mrs. Heary Holman at
Mrs. Lillian Wheeler of Prlnce'on is the guest
Miss Bonnie Riarilsus entertained her Young
sa,u,asy sfte:n5en Mss EidG,s adams viii re
The Jolly Fourteen Card club was entertained
lag, week BY Mr.; , en-, Ms :; .l S1,f TraTs -,
a dinner Monday in honor Of their %fifti.th we'd
is = wears of age; ce.ehrated tfeir hftIeth we'd
dis e.. Hn Haysrs Wo E,Jssy Thorn. son of Mr. AMI
Mr.. John " Tnorp Of Cincinnati, and Miss
Name, Name A K A MHIissnn' Of "' Wa'h,ps ct Mr. ra snd N Mrs:
married AT tn. brides home Wednesday evening
% " ,ss R ef ifis city hg'n piaye DGf the w .:si Et m,fam'
Miss Katherine Reinsel OF Washington was ring
hesrer. Master Maurice Weisert. son OF County
Treasurer and Mrs. Charles A. Weisert of this
CITY. acted as page. The bride is a sister or
Mrs. Lewis. wife Of Attorney Harry p. Lewis Of
this city. The bridegroom il an expert teies-
rapher and came here last MAY from Louisville.
Ky.
Mr, and Mr.. william s2lk en,sr,ainea at
man Zinkeler of Terre Haute.
Missa, Laura NAV Blue and Nav Padsett o:
sullivan spent the week as guests Of their uncle,
Charles Padgett. proprietor % the Grand Hotel.
Mrs. Nicholas Boring and daughter. Mrs. r. $.
Williams. returned. yesterday from a visit with
friends in Evansville.
The Reverend and Mrs. Louis Hohmsnn re-
turned Friday from a visit with relatives in Gin
cirnatl
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ope must also be signed to the answer. 80
mat She names and addresses may he iG-i,-
tied with The papers TO which they belong
The envelope containing the names 81
competitors will not he opened until after
ths prizes have been awarded.
Competitors are allowed TO obtain imfo!-
nation from any source. brt must not 81
cure aid In writing their answers.
Each answer IL expected 10 contain a
pi"'ige that it wss written without assist
"rCe.
The -Art League of ST. Louis originated in
November. 1885. in the ar section of th-
Wednesday club, bat was not FORMALLY or
ganiz.d until May. 1897. when it severed
connection with the "Wednesday Clui.
OBJECTS OF HI LEAGUE.
The objects of the Art League are To in
crease Interest III art as applied to civic
Improvement and to promote interest i'll
ars am,nr children. by Illustrating vita
pictures in schColruoms The work of the
masters in painting. sculpture and archi-
lecture.
During the early years of the existence
of the Ar League It's collection OF pictures
Wa used as a circulating art gallery. the
pictures being divided in sets Of ten and
loared to many schools.
On account of the increased expense Of
maintaining the circulating arr gallery, rs
the collection grew. Al! of the pictures were
donated TO schools in 1902.
As the schools in the more fashionable
p2fl OF tine city wtT. receiving all OF The
assistance that seemed necessary. the Art
League decided 10 make the doratiun TO
schools attended by pupils of the humber
class. and the collection was divided he
tween he following: Carr Lane. Dumas.
Franklin. Laclede. Lafayette. Horace Mann.
John Marshall. Pestalozzi. Shaw. Shields
and Webster.
The value of the collection was estimated
al 5000, and the Board OF Education ex-
pressed the greatest gratitude for tn. do
nation.
too small FOR framing was given to the
Public Library by the Art League.
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EVANSVILLE. IND.

In compliment to Miss katherine Schultz ami
s sliss D, IF M.s' OF .r lai-y s5h;l. in'; MIS- wH" E f5s i, saa
Srhwegrnan entertained the Taio: club Monda%
fer The game. the four prizes awaricd beng nor
by Mrs. Jam,s st"ekweil and Mis-. p prirmsn
being ,"i in S'S %in 'rast j ihe vi Dis'r,s' PIE T. . ana TIE
sons"lsti"n prize telling 10 ars VA! taht"
kansl-r Mrs VII liaDb~. Mrs Gus M4lI-
.rnach-r, Mrs. VIII Hsuci,. Mrs. Henry HrrnaG.
MRS. . I,ns Mi sseG N : Mr.; fh'R nan Mis" Ma Ma.
haussn ana Mrs.. EIiaahsth Schw"s-inan ]assist@i
i've ~i iiIs, :" H rm1 TnirF; s5,r1f.tn- ID 'rF sg.*' a, the
home II hi. sister. Mrs. W illam J. Lspp., Tue
Gsrds We're Tue .''t t-aSur" "'S - jhr -ycnime. Mrs.
Henry Lapre won the first mir. TIL f3l!owinz
Nj. srd Mis-. jacob Borer, j.. Ar. anu MIR.
John hiIl.rhrand. NJ. ard MIR Jo.eph Y. I-app".
Gandrit. Mr. and Mrs. J, " Lar ~ NJ. Hin s2 n
,Isrtl.'n. Nr, Henry W>Arer Mss Mamie
M M,, Win naP2r: ) NJ ~ sla,sn Ia',si NJ r,
Miss virx!nis Loek"tt, Hho has l,eea the suest
Of Mis- Grace Field. has returned to her home
III. /. p. j., i, club enioyed . Plea an; even
ing l"s Tts at Ill.,, ID. hS or OF Mrs; Hharies Tnp-
ne sicrts coming in taei;ey c stnta"s. impers,"-
was OH ~ The Vlt-of Gown guests. Muslr r-It-
drrrd ~ ths piano ny Miss Lillian Tnprnan. was
ing we've p,e7-5t: Msa-.. Henry .Er:=. Lini- III.
I\NIh. George ! arIHcn, 81. ciai.. l.1u.s Tiinr-
meyer. Louis iteirhcrl. PlStz. ban Hudson. Biz
court. Miss Carr" Nenper and Mrs. Miller.
Complimentary to Mis-. Charles Baicrnan q
Ghicsso Mr.. VII! Deeds entertained 1t few
friends at her home TUESDAY evening.
3rs. william ElaEey enter aired Thursday aft
,tiiCcn. III" social was IN honor x the sister oc
MI Eiss-r. Mrs. :f"nowith uf -. Louis. No.
The FoI mighty 'lIh ,njoyed a pl-asnnt after
noon Ncdnasdsy with N's. Gen.g" {. Dunlcvv.
Cards have been issued by Mi. AMI Mrs. N,t-
riagr u their laughter. Ma Lilly. To- NJ. Nj
liam Henry Houas u ciRrinrsti. tn. ceremony
TO fake plnCe Tuesday. February :. a. : o'Cioc&
F. M. In the Metao list Gnu oh al M,rsauheld.
The couple will take the N-GitsTrnnean trip as
their bridal tour. going VITA a small party of
friends. among whom viii be Mr.. and Mrs.
Cromwell AdaiT ~ MorEa.fed. Miss Waller i
quite well known la this civ. WHERE she fire.
quentlv Visits frir rr.s ard relatives.
In compliment to visitors in the city. Miss
Stella Haas Of Csrni. III. VII" - a guest at
the Cans home, Misses SimoHS Of Wabash, IND.
and Miss Grsenabaum Of Louisville. the guest
o. m" Misses Sadie and HGrt~rse We'll. Mis-.
Adelaide Cars gave an afternoon at eurhre on
Wednesday.
As a farewell to Mr.. and Mrs Henry Koch.
lr.. and son. Elmer. who leave Wednesday fUr
San Diego. cal. TO reside. Nj. and Mrs. ,irorg-
" l.nmye and Miss Emma Wal nlny-r gave a
. p'Ifprt 1spys- In.Sfa.. a-,pf,
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CHESTER. ILL.,.

wiu Exams spent this week in st. Louis.
Doctor l.. l.. liill % Percy was in town Tues
Il !. Erwin OF Sctuline was 10 town Monday.
clarence Sloan spent sunday in Sparta.
l. l.. Grigs Of Sparta was in town the hrst or
the week.
Mrs. Henry Reiciman spent Sunday in Sparta.
William Hartman Of kashashta was here the
Mr.. and Mrs. straup of st. Louis were the
guests OF Mr.. anu MS. sig. Brinkmsn the first
OF the week.
M,s. j NJ. Dickson is visiting her parents.
H.nrv Faliman OF Welge was ia'town Wednes-
Miss Nan Mitchell returned to her home in
CharIe.tnr after 4 weeks visit with Miss Pearl
Mastar Harry and little Miss Addie Tiiman
cf Sna,ta sppnI SUNDAY in this city
Mi and Mrs. VIII Glore OF Steeleville were the
guests Of Mrs. Don +. DIETRICH the first OF the
Ms Georgi" Chadwick entertained the 81.
Anne Guild Wednesday.
Miss Euth crissey was the hostess al the
meeting Of the BLACK Cats THU saay.
I. " Woods OF : huline was In town the first
l., r. wilson was in schulin- one day this
Miss Frances Brill visited relatives at poIsnd
Maurice Mudd spent Wednesday at Coulterv.ll-
FianciS Cnlcro Of Prairie du Rprh-r was in
town Sunday.
Mckay between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. A. X. Warren OF ST. Louis was the guest
of Mrs. Gus Pane the first of the week.
Niles Emma Hamlet returned Monday from a
visit with friends in Troy. Mo.
Mrs. Andrew Miienz OF St Louis was the
guest OF Mrs. V. Steher the first of the. week
Miss Cailie Lay OF Ava is visiting home folks.
Mrs. Julie Kingdom 81 SPARTA was the guest
O. her sister. Mrs. q. II. Wilson. sunday.
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Ill.

The first concert Of the Edwardsville Ladies'
Choral Society was given Wednesday evening at
Tuxhorn orera,hoqse under direction OF Mrs.
charles I. Hohland Of 10 MIS- Asnes Gray
fourth concerto from Opus, 81. Rorowski's Ado
ration and a mazurka by Owcniew ski. Her
playing evoked repeated encores. Miss Julia
Brink rendered the aria from Queen OF Sheba''
and also took the solo part in the cantata. The
Lady of ShaIott." The 'hiffy-two ladies' Of tho
chorus were at,i-ei In pure white and banked
in three rows on. the stage The ac:omoaninents
was conductor. The ladies' taking part were:
Kirkpatrick. Louis 2. Lawnin: charls. Boesrh-
Fanny B. Price, T: ": Springer. r, F. sisson.
C A shepg.ara; j. : : " yah Fiesspb hn9ma, vii
Harnisi: Misses charlotte Nelson. Mona Barns
hack. Elizabeth B1Tnstack. Elizabeth BENTLEY.
Nors Burroughs. Msry Jenress. Mimi Jones.
Mary Koch. Olive Yeager. JOS milne Springer.
Gladys varnun,. carrie Vol. Maude Culien..
M. and Srs Robert Faes and Mrs. Nj. Han
dion depa rted for Waseck. MINI after a witt
The marriae. Of Miss Julia West Hadlev of
Edwa rdsrins to Mr.. Ralph Eustin Griffin Of st.
Loui. viii Re the event Of the corning week. The
wedding will he on Tuesday evening at the home
OF the brsd,.s mother. Mrs. ". r. l. Hadley.-
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Watson.
Mrs. /. J. Sharpe and sisters. Misses Mary and
Lizzie Busch. attended tho wedding Of Miss Ear
para Guustcr and Xavier Hos. which occurred
in Carterville "Wednesday. The bride is a cousin
OF the Misses l.uscl.
Mrs. Allen Bes:y OF Amigo. Wis. who has
been the guest of Jackson County relatives for
several weeks, returned to her home TUESDAY.
Doctor and Mrs. J. c. Van orInan entertained
friends Monday night at their residence on West
spruce street. in honor of their tin wedding an
niNersarS. A guessing contest was one OF the
diversions Of the evening. and prizes were award
81 TO Mrs. J. II. Harvey of puCuuin snd Mrs.
James II. Martin. A collation. was served late
in the evening. The guests were: Messrs. and
Mines i;hsl Herbert: Jonn Herbert: Willard Wall,
meyer. J. Il. Kane. T. ii. Logan and 4. e. Min
Ton: Miss Anna Ksnnedy. GU, of town guests
Were: M. and Mrs. Troy sFeits nj Carbonate
and Mines. Harvey and Eaton of DuQuoin.
Monday night ut her home on Walnut street.
Mrs. W. Y. ledbetter entertained with a finch
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CARBONDALE. ILL.

Miss Nellie London was the guest Of Miss Net
tie Binkley of Marion last week.
Mrs. Bert Atkins Of East ST. Louis 10 visiting
the family of Claude Dixon.
Miss Gertrude Kirkham is the guest OF Anna
friends the present week.
Superintendent : ID Mrs. d. s. Bailey of Ran
tout visited the family of their son. q. r. Bailey.
Mrs. Harrison Brewster OF East St. Louis ls in
the CITY the guest OF Captain and Mrs. Simeon
walker.
Mrs. Hiram II. Hall Of Chicago is visiting the
family of A. II. Rogers.
Mrs. E. L. Stafford is visiting in Dyersburg.
Tenn. Later she will join her husband in ST.
Louis.
The Wednesday Club held their regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the residence OF FIX
Mayor johnson.
The annual meeting of the Women's Club was
held Monday afternoon at the residence of Doctor
and Mrs. u. r. Parkinson. The officers FOR the
coming year are as follows: President. Mrs.
ri w. Shryock: vice president. Mrs. Anna
Mitchell: secretary, Mrs. W. -. Davis. treas
nrer Mrs Charles Il. Rieth.
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ILL.

Mrs. ] p. Mathews Is visiting relatives in
Springfield.
Mrs. W. f. P. Anderson hns returned from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Funk OF
bloomington.
Mrs; TX. Gore has returned from an extended
visit in Troy. III.
william Reed has returned TO Chicago. after
a few days visit with relatives.
Misses Ida and Title Loehr entertained the
ladies' Euchre Club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. II. i. Valentine and daughter. Miss Bes-
sic. have been visiting in Springfield.
Mrs. f. o. Sharpe is visiting relatives in
Girard.
Miss Sophia Andel Of Belleville has bren visit
Charles Mcclure of ST. Louis has been VISIT
Ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure.
7. y. Liston is visiting in Lamar and Jop-
Mrs. l.. G. TYLER OF Hillsborp IL visiting her
aunt. Mrs. :. 5. Woodward.
Mrs. A. g. Burgdorff entertained friends at
the word game Tuesday afternoon.
William Hasset. of Logansport. Ind. is visit
ing his relatives. w. G. Ssehausen and wife.
Miss ImogeDe Gushing has returned from an
extended visit in Greenwood. Ind.
Mrs. H. r.. Gruhbs and son. y. c. Grubbs Of
Springfield. Mo. are visiting Mrs. NJ. McClur
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. a. Snively of Springfield viz
lied relatives in the city the past week.
Miss Efie Range of Palmyra is visiting Miss
Grace Wheeler.
". d. Meacham and Thomas Rodgers Of Wa
verify are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Turnbull.
Mrs. /: II. Thorpe is visiting relatives in
Miss Lydia klenCel OF ST. Louis. who has been
making an extended visit with her uncle Theo-
dore c. Doehr, has returned home.
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MATTOON. ILL.

Misses Stella Nash and Opal Preston enter
tanned friend, Monday evening: =,
friends TUESDAY in honor Of Miss Bertha Camp
hell. who was married "Wednesday evening 10
4 Eandai is home from a visit in Pana.
Mrs. George Elliott is visiting relatives In Dan
Mrs. Pauline Gaddis is home from a visit IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton s,rowal,er entertained
friends TUESDAY evening 70 celebrate the ffu"in
Mrs, NJ. il. Rassett. assisted by Mrs. Doctor
welker. entertained the FoTtnishtiy club Tues
Mrs. 7. NJ. Lynch is a guest Of relatives in
Gene schulhor is back from a visit with reia-
tives in New York CITY. .
Mrs. sarah Rilsy Of Dahlsren, III, is a guest
William Andr"s has gone TO Oklahoma on a
Mrs. p. l., DevoIe of N.osa is a guest of her
daugh,sr. Mrs Fred Albsck ,r
Lawton. Ok. where he will spend several weeks:
Mrs, George II. Mcclure OF Chicago is a guest
George l. Miller is making an extended visi,
charles Mcclure OF st. Louis was 4 guest of
his mother. Mrs. Frances Mcclure.
Miss Trixie Andrews entertained her friends
The Young ladies', sodality. of the Catholic
IIefec,; Miss Margaret Beall: assistant prsfest:
Miss Ma ,IEr, T r,an Mi:. ssGreIary; J. ma, Ma. ss51ss
Sister Lexia. o. $. s: director; Father Higgins:
by the death Of his mother.
Mrs, Konkler Of slsel is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. a l4lItltIOH
Frank Krlck is VISITING his brother. William
l.. l.. Lehman is home from a business visit in
Chicago.
Fred Rider and wife are home from a visit in
Ste. Marie. Ill.
John Hickey is home from a weeks visit III
Mrs. Joseph Fitch is a guest Of friends in
Hayes Owenby is visiting friends In Omaha.
Neb.
Mrs. Ben Johnson has returned from a visit
with friends in Indianapolis.
Miss Hattie Fitch has returned home from a
visit in Evansville. Ind.
William Osborne is spending a few weeks at
Hot Springs.
James Sampson, has returned home to Bunker
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duane were called 20
Columbus. o. Saturday by the death of Mrs.
Duane's mother.
Frank Dawley and wife and Mrs. James Stew
art have returned 10 their home in St. Louis
after a visit with relatives.
G. o. swickard has given up his position in
he expects to make his future home.
Mrs. E. Wolf has gone to New York to spend
a few weeks.
H. C. Allison and family. Thomas Allison and
family and Kenny Edman and family departed
Wednesday for FL Campo. Tex where they will
make their future home.
Miss Blanche Gray gave a linen shower on
Morris. a teacher in the schools. who resigns
next week to return to her home In Leroy to be
married to Mr.. J., Seymour of Fi=her. Ill.
Mark Asflworth is visiting friends in Oklahoma.
Frank Heermans is spending a couple of weeks
at West Baden. Ind.
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FERGUSON.

Miss Florence Tush Of Cabanre has been the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. Edward Cunningham.
Miss Olive jacques of st. Lolis has b an visit
ing her sister Mrs. Samue, Pryor.
Miss Rebecca Boyd OF 81. Louis will spend a
week with Miss Mary Hereford.
colonel and Mrs. G. p. E'ierbe denast5d for st.
I.o,Ijs. where they will spend the remainder Of
She winter ut Beers Hotel
Miss Minnie Kelly Of ST. Louis has been the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Breier.
Mrs. Ollie Ayers OF Oklehoma. J. r. who has
bt,ru. departed last week for st. Louis. where she
will reside
snsnd some time visiting Mrs. Fred Manget.
Miss MAY Waddill ., Cabanne is the guest Of
ber sister. Mrs. Richard Moore.
Mrs. /. Il. holland and her sister. Miss Belyi-
cora Roswell. departed Monday evening for No
b;Ie Ala. where they will remain until the
strinE. ~
Thursday evening in honor o. their guest. Miss
Minnie Kielv. Of 81: Louis. Among thoss present
we've Mrs II. g. Higgins. Miss Maud Rule and
Miss f. III. Janis. Mr. ANDREW Mcfarland. Doc
tor A. Tschirner and Honorable Fred a. Reid.
A music prosramme was arranged for the first
part Of the evening. Doctor Breier played sew
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MURPHYSBORO, ILL.

Mas E,sther Richie Of st. Louis arrived Mon
sav in this city for a visit with the family OF
j. J. Carly.
Saturiay afternoon after visiting a week in this
ciiv with her mother. Mrs. o. TreInbly.
"" family reunion was held at the home of
~. Amanda Corley Saturday afternoon in
Snno- Of Mrs. CrowIey's sxtr-seyenth birthday.
Eha children and grandchildren present were:
Ms.,r.' and Mines. Ed smith and children:
n, II. West and family; Ed Corley, and daugh-
~ pearl: Mrs. Nora Emerson and son, Fred.
Misses Gay coriey and Daisy Aiken; Other
E,asts nyesent were: The Reverend Harry f.
kncker. Professor f. ]. Klemnie. Mr.. and Mrs
Niliiann Gurley; Misses Hannah Davies and Alice
"Tns members OF the Egyptian Fire .Company
md their friends enjoved. a dance and banquet
tatnriav night at their hall
Mrs. Arthur Bennett Of Cairo Is In this city
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Ross Young is yisitfn: fisTd- in chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NlumU q Rochester. y
y. visited Nation irierds asst wcfS
Mrs. Belle Br;sbeu is Visiting friends in No.
blesyille, Ind.
!. !. Gannawsy is home from a visit with his
son in BGne GAP. i'll.
Mrs. J.. W. Lyons Is home from 4 visit with
relatives in Lovirgtcu.
Gus Flowers has been attending a meeting OF.
implement dealers in Racine. Mis-.
Tom Flenlings is visiting friends and relatives
in Ottawa. HAS.
NJ. and Mrs. Williams Linde~ departed
Wednesday for Hot Springs. Ark. where They
will make their home.
Mrs. Julia Wams.ey has returned home t. Chi
caso, after a Visit with Ecct1r w. w. Williams
and family.
Mrs.. :. L. How ard has returned 10 her home n
Tower mn. after a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. {. N. Beiuap.
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I'LL.

Mrs; IN. sGuier Of Jerseyville has gone to
Lincoln. S-b.
Mrs. F g.. Collins Of Jerseyville was a visitor
in 81. Louis. ~
MuSr Eieien Eek Of Jersevvilie Wa. H.. erest
OF MIS-. Louis CasaNant in ct. Louis last vel.
Mrs. John keehner OF Jersevville was tEe
guest OF friend. al Carrollton and Rerdan. M
Mrs, BENJAMIN Foster CT Je-seyviile was a Wis
Mrs. John Jennings OF JerseyvilIe was the guest
OF friends In Alton.
Mrs. Caroline Bawley of JersevvlIle ha. =.
turned from an extended visit In t'aica~n sir
her, daughter. Mrs. #. a. RatcliTe, '
The Young ladies of the JerseyviI,e Dsncipc
Club gave a dance in honor o. their yoin. sen-
tienisn friends on Tuesday evening In B,,,l's Hal.
I'm St. louis.
Ms. Richard Henson mas returned To Ee., st.
Louis sftsr visiting with Jerseyville friends.
MIS-: tonn UT OF Jerseyviife Is entertaining
Mrs. J. W. Ut of Roodhouse. IN.
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cial violin selections and Miss Niely's songs gave
much pleasure. supper was served a. II o'clock.
Ma. Calvin case entertained the Junior Euchre
club on Thursday afternoon. Tn. prizes We're
won hy Mrs. !. {. ThiJipughman. Miss Mamie
ManSet and Miss Helm Janis.
\ card party was giyen on Tuesday evening
by Miss Helen Barrett. Among those present
were Misses Elizabeth Chcrhpu!uer. Ei.auor tRse.
Lillian Reid. Name and Fe,iCe Mango and Eliza
beth Farrell. Nessrs. Sturgis and .iiitori Day.
Irwin Barrett. Ambrose Layton. Fred Aianset ami
Wallace Marshall. The winners Of prizes were
Misses Nan and MARY Hereford anu Mes"rs-
Frank SeyInorr and ID. Wyman curric-
Ms. =. u. Cnndie entertained a number OF
friertIs on TUESDAY evening.
The Ladies Afternoon Eurhrs club was enter
raired on Friday by Mrs. =. Il. .\iarns. Those
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-25

pIeseHt were Mines. A. s. Page. Jerry Webb.
Arthur Harrison. j. S. Van Sorstrand. Ida Ho6-
man. T. ID. Condie. Boone Johnson. Thomas Cop
penser. George Seymore and Miss Nan Hereford
The Chopin Music Club was entertained on
TUESDAY afternoon bv Mrs. Joseph Christen. Tho
Programme" was as follows: "Tarantells." Mosz-
kowszi. Mrs. Joseph Christen: Beyond the Gates
OF Parable" BY RcSrrt A. Kind. song by Mrs.
arthur Harrison: 'Stacatta CAPRICE" Max NoE-
rich. Mrs. Clara Breier. Selections from II
Trovature were sung by Miss Julia Dalton.
Nr. Spra&ue Says
Style and service attract people to the new
Colonial Restaurant. Broadway and Locust
street