The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-15
WEBSTER GROVES, MO-.
Wedding MISUNDERSTANDING & Jaccard's.

w. S. Fleming and Miss Madeline Flem-
ing are spending the winter in Florida on
account of the poor health of the latter.
j. c. Whittier. dean of the Horticultural
College of the State University at Columbia.
gave a lecture Saturday evening in the Con-
gregational Church on "Out-of-Door I'm.
provements.' 1t was under the auspices of
the science and education section of the
Monday Club.
Thursday night and Saturday afternoon
there will be an entertainment made up of
lullabies and dances of many nations, at
Bristol Hall. Mr.. Mailer. is training the
dancers, and has some remarkably pretty
figures. Young ladies in the Spanish dance
are Misses Gladys Hogan. Hazel Becker.
Kyle Adams. Gladys Blackmer, Lois Tucker.
Mildred Fox, Helen Halbach. Mary Block.
Gertrude Coen and Imogen Adams. In the
Dutch dance, wooden shoes, are worn and
quaint Dutch costumes. and the figures are
extremely funny. Young ladies taking part
are Misses Edith Baker. Myrtle Salvelet.
Cynthian Pike. Florence and Mary Quarles.
Elizabeth Shepardson. Sallie Gruet. Marion
Belts, Carrie Aldrich, Dorcas Below. Ma
bel Early and Hazel Hungerford. There are
numerous other dances. and lullabies of sew
eral nations will be sung by various soloists.
appropriately costumed. -
Miss Eloise Bristol has returned from
st. Louis High School.
Misses Florence and Mary Quarles gave 4
dance Saturday evening. to which seventy
five were invited.
Mrs. valentine Johnson gave 4 Valentine
party Saturday night.
Miss Helen Baker departed last week for
Charlotte: n. c.. where she IL visiting an
uncle. She will be away several weeks.
visiting Miss Katherine Blackmer at Ashe-
Vile, and Miss Nellie Morton at Washing
ton. u. c.
The Reverend Z. Duckworth of st. Louis
ana the Reverend A. Britain OF De Soto.
Doctor and Mrs. Il. A. QuarIes. Wsdnes-
day Mrs. Quarles entertained at luncheon
IN nonor OF The Reverend and Mrs: ]. Court
ney Jones the new rector of Emmanuel
Church. and his wife, who arrived rom
Virginia a week ago.
w Misses Mary and Lucy Hyde Of Tacoma.
WASH. arrived Friday. to visit the QuarieS
family; They viii! depart Monday.
NJ; w. Warren has returned from three
weeks spent in Mexico.
Mrs; d. NJ. SHILLING is visiting in Ashe-
SThe members of the Tuesday Evening
Club and their guests filled the consresae
tional Church Tuesday evening. The room
was prettily decorated with palms and
with a large number of charts in pen and
paper of the evening. by Miss Mary r.
Allen. on Shakespeare IN Music" Miss
Allen began with a description, of the the
time The evening ended with a short pro-
gramme OF modern composition, inspired by
seases Msssrs. p and NAM Among z these he s, gGese m
W. D. Thompson. Lewis Lacy. c. l., Martin,
f; J. Spencer, valentine johnson; Mines.
Moody; Anna Hillman; Misses Jennie Hodc-
man: Bertha STAPLES. Louise Helfenstein.
MAJ ssrI Dawson: Lillian Graves. Katherine
Howard Carter. Thomas Middleton. Lester
Major J. Courtney Jones. c. w. Clark. j. |
X; Bettls and N. G.. Seropyan.
wednesday. afternoon with six-handed
enchre. Prizes were won by Miss Ruth
guests were: Mines. William Campbell. NJ |
w. Warren. H. H. Salisbury. y. G. Kessle-.
J. 3. Raboteau. r. A. Allen. Helena Fay. :
\. h Kaufman. c. A. Lewis. Sanford Avis. /,
II. Donaldson. Jane Hodgman. c. T.. !
Sylvester Amman. Robert G. ,
Hogan. ": v. Schulz. Thomas Middleton,