The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31

:, davs az a convention Of the Womens Chris
tan Temperance Union.
Mrs. ]. d. Ewald departed Monday FOL
| the Northern resorts, wnere she Will spend
Mrs. Bragg. Mrs. Ellen Clark and Mrs
Hubbard Rave gone to south HafpsWeh
Mrs. Henry G. Wyer departs carly in Juns
for Boston. where she will spend the sum
Messrs. George 1: Edwards; Daniel 8
Brown and Albert Edwards and their fana-
| lies viii soon go to Charlevoix, Mich, fol
Mrs. Emile 6. Kruger entertained little
| girls Wednesday afternoon in honor of the
!. NTH birthday of her daughter, m mar rh..
! Ter entertained the active members OF thu
! Pano Cub at her home in Oakland. a mus.
afternoon, In which Mrs. L: f. Potter wa,
the successful competito-. The guests prize
was awarded to, Miss vodses, VINO Is l4S
s" on account 1a aart. Of alI the weather the al frsssa
lunchcd indoors.
Wyer. l.. F.. Potter. ]. II. Kicker. Geors,
l.. Edwards. J. H. Ewald. Charles KING
Herman Fl. Bollman; Misses Grace Hazaro.
Dorothy Weeks. Hazel Allen. Clara Ricke,
and Laura Drummer.
Mrs., Edward P. Dickson gave q rscen .
Of her son. Edwapd P. Dickson. Jr.. whe
was Miss Mare Louise Clement.
Mrs. john u. SHADING entertained a par
l y VI idlltS HUH % lJDbit ati' cNNP-
neon. A dainty luncheon was served uf.i5s
the trees. The guests were Misses Levin,
Milligan. Shaw. Coulahan. White and
Mrs. Daniel H.. Mullen entertained Our
Own Gin Saturday afternoon from Z 70 .
She was assisted by her nieces. the Misses
contest was one of the features OF ths
Afternoon. Miss Mclean answered the
greatest number of questions. In writfng,,a
telegram with the initia! letter of ten words
given Miss Nell McMullen won the prize.
Those present were Mines. Blankemeies;
Heimbuecher. Suck, Mclean. Mudd arH5
Kiusella: Misses Ninna Efankemeier. Ida
and Martha Brossard. Birdie, Jeanette, 1sa-
bel and Stella Heimbuecher. Teckla Luep-
KIN, Kate; Mamie and Nell McMullen and
The opera, His Honor the Mayor,
which was to have been sung Friday. has
been postponed to Friday. June 6. because
the earlier date conhicted with the organ
recital at the Methodist Church.
Miss Anna Stemker has been spending q
fortnight with her Uncle, the Reverend B.
f. Stemke
Mrs, George seaton gave a spring lunch
con Monday in honor Of her mother, Mrs
George Millen of Omaha. who has come to
spend the summer in Kirkwood. The house
was prettily decorated and In the dining
room all the decorations We're of red clover,
the center piece was a vary large clover
blossom, made up of many small ones on 2
frame of wire. After the luncheon Mrs. ].
kowski's ''Serenata" and Nevtn's "Narcis-
So. - ~ M Wis fillfc CIduhlul
Smith sang "violets." THE Rose Tree and
where the Four-Leaf Clovers Crow" Mrs.
Seaton then played two violin sc,os.
"Traumerie' and Hearts and Flowers"
Mrs. w. B. Reed has gone North for the
summer.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Alfred Franklin
Smith departed for Kansas City and Lex
ington. Mo. AT the latter place she will
sing at the commencement Of the Central
College. She was accompanied by Miss Eva
Williams.
Doctor and Mrs. Mars entertained. the
choir Of the Methodist Church Monday even
ing. The guests composed music for one
of the rhymes of Mother Goose, after which
they were played and sung by MrA Smith.
The prize was awarded to Miss Kate Evans.
MrNand Mrs. James G.. Selden and their
daughter. Ruth. have returned from q visit
to Mrs. Selden's family in San Diego. Cal.
Last Saturday morning the kirkwood
Choral Club held their last meeting Of the
season at the High School. They had q re
view of all the choruses they have learned
and afterward Mrs. Bessie Bown Kicker Of
Chicago gave a few recttations.
The Kirkwood Fortnightly Club closed IT.
programme for the year with an educatoAk
al meeting at the High School Saturday,
May q.
Mrs. William Ewing. the retiring pFsst-
dent, opened the meeting with a short id
dress. in which she gave a brief review OF
the work of the club during the year.
Mrs. Stockbridge Of Webster Groves WAS
the first speaker on the programme. Her