The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-11
s~PRINGFIELD, ILL.

A delightful card party vas given Monday
evening By the Arill card Cub In the rooms
% the club. Progressive egchrs formed the d.
version. 2iiss Kittis Ffe!1ss was awarded the
nrst prize Tor lsdies. Niiss Bertha Hale the sec
Oud ard Miss AnuI- MsLzcabaum the third prize.
Am1ng the gentlemen Frank Angie captured
mt prize. Michael Lynch the second prize and
A4fle1 q. Nv-iIun third priza-
Ihe hfst meeting Of tas EsarIa was held b
thu AutAIls tlIU Monday evening AZ The home
u tho cluD president. ClIaaeI GeCsss A san
given by Mis- susan wiie5T
MouGay vas the eignty-nEt anniversary OF
thu JITtn OF Lr. Roland W. DiIer. one Of the
pioneer settlers % Central Illinois A number
% thr fu-u1s % AR ulIgr called Al his nume
@ uHyr tlelr congratulations. Alias Virginia
Prime Whose biTtHity ggcuISga the same day,
planned 4 slrlrsv Tor al. Di!er. anu she and
= mo % her little friends called upon him IN 4
members Of the Hgts0u-TIaany wedding party
we've gutertalre1 Monday evening a. the home
u J. BIuH h-as.e 81 = O'Clock diuHCs. Forty
Eutsts made W TIE party.
4 business EEeeIi-E %. the Auto Club vas held
heyfs Haa arEaIEiLg q series % Dances for the
cluiug telsHu Abs y.4 utnCgrs W-r- uuanl-
W~st,nbrEEer secretary, EDWARD Z. H0ltmani
treasurer. charles j. wrteryE Il vas decided
uyt1uvE - Two UtueE daules Will b. given. at
tn}gr'4.s - tNo 49, and = ry,spuou viii b
ne club VIII give a. y~lie.rate 1sL
heT friends Tuesday afternoon NJ JE- home OF
beg PARENTS. AZ aud SIZE joan e. FIerik TIE
A. SrsH-sr1Ra - ms 5I - $500 49,
E1lu. lac Eystrss vas assisted IN receiving BY
al WrEgr. cG@a Rec. Frarres FsS.- ~ t5n-
giuuatl. Marie and Helene ri-TIk.
~ tss memBe8S OF u sl AS.aa 4 Sara ySis sSehi AS
the conclusion q TIE card games The party
Eraume vas euJ0yed- Mrs W. Thomps5u vas
styen nrst prize m the card play. Miss Fran
Third Prize The arst prize Tor gentlemen Was
aNarle4 % John Marx. TIE second prize TO J.
W treunt and Ne third prze % Leo Werner.
Ars. g. & hElsn entertained the WOmru's
Miss4onaEy society Of the First Presbyterian
s4a' and "MgTmuulsm" we're the topics dts
49, ~ p'SssIs Refreshments were
Miss Mabel HilEely entertained At dinner
son-Iin1ny wedding party Twenty guests
Formed ne party
Kings Daughters were guests Of Mrs. L. q.
Miller Tuesday afternoon
Samaritan circle u Kings DauEhten Tuesday
orened this week Al the home of the club
President. Ms Charles Z Hay. summer
sion The present season VII b devoted &c n
study Of "Wgmgn % me World the series 20
begin with The uf- % Jane Adams
The wedding q Miss Mary Tiffany 20 RIdrely
Hudson was ce!celatei weinesIay evening IN
Christ Episcopal Church. The rector. the Rev
H. TreS-nce 1f a large -aSSembiass OF s5cieiv
people % the city. Following the a
reception was held az the home Of the brides
parents. Doctor ami Mrs L. c. Tiffany. Nr
tour Miss Margaret Ii1auy. sister % the
bride. was maid 4 honor. and Nicholas r Rob
erts was the bsst man. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Mary HUDSON. sister % the Eruom.
Frances Paddock. Catherine Roberts and Mabel
Ridgsly OF this city. and Ahbie King OF Jack
Eonyille. The Er1omsnen were George HickoK.
GegrEe p KEYS and J. Bum Henkie.
Mr. Richard Natss vas hostess AZ a luncheon
- the Executive Mansion AZ noon "Wednesday
The guests were TIRE Reverend y. G. Lyons.
Mr. Lyons and Miss Julia Math-rs OF Jackson
VILE. In the afternoon Mrs. Yates held her
cgiviur by Mrs Lyons. Miss Mathers. Mrs.
Matteny and several Springfield ladies'
Harpe. III. we're united in marriage at noon
Wednesday AZ the home % the brides Parents.
Nr and Mrs , n stacy. u, IN the presence
TIE Reverend George Palmer % OnarEo. III. /
an incl. Of The bride. ofnciated a. the cerc-
and other coast cities on their return they
Mir Il ROY Bacchus entertained the Him
Club "Wednesday evening at her home. Il was
b devoted 20 a study OF the Louisiana Pur-
Mrs willard Lohdsii formerly Miss Louise
G11rley. held her hrst AZ home Wednesday aft
A social meeting OF tho Literary Researchers
Mrs. Charles n EissS. ne regular iitsrarv
work % the club viii be taken VI two weeks
Mrs. Frank Cooley entertained at a kaTee
kiltch Wednesday afternoon. Members % the
Ladies Ala society q the First Congregational
The season Of the Daughters q tire American
Revolution was opened Thursday Afternoon At
Harris. Plans Tor the winter we're formulated
NTIEs Louise church vas hostess AZ a meet
n o' $500 ~ T ~ ~, TSTrafaE
evening with Mrs. 4 II. Harlow.
NJ 5 U.S. a Sn9 IN. Si Nh h s Es ats 2s a mss;;;5E
will formally inuuEu-ate the club season