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

" moved here from St Louis and are
occupying house on Marshall avenue.
M. Blood has been for several years tenor
In the choir OF Compton and WASHINGTON
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mr.. William
J. Hall, who has recently come here from
Minneapolis. began his work last Sunday
as organist in the same church.
Miss Mildred Moore returned from Chris
tan College. Columbia. on Monday ac-
eompanieG by her mother. Mrs. J. Harvey
Moore. who had been spending a week In
attendance on COMMENCEMENT exercises
Mr.. Burt Mckinnie departed Monday for
New York. where he will consult MIR. Henry
savage as 10 the ACCESSIBILITY Of his taking
role IN the new comic opera composed y
Alfred Robyn and Henry Blossom. which
Is to be presented next season. II the YER
dict is favorable he will return shortly to
study the part at home.
Mr.. LUDWIG Fisher has resigned the Pc,
s stioa Of organist at Cong;r,ssati on 4
4cnes Band tor the summer al suburban
Mr.. and Mrs. William Y Bell Miss Alice
Slaughter and Mr.. Glenn Hutchinson vert
II culver, Ind. last Saturday 10 spend
( few days attending the commencemsnt eT-
eEc!ses Of the military academy. Of when
WI! Bell. Jr.. IS a member. and returned
Mr.. and Mrs. J, W. Donaldson. Mrs. H.
Y. Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs. ". s Walker,
Jr. and A-s g ". Clarke took the boat
tT.1 10 Keokuk SATURDAY. returning on
The reverend Z s. Wallace of Green's
burg. Ia. Is visiting his brother-in-law,
Mr. J. y. Ripley; and will occupy the pull
pit at West Presbyterian Church to-day.
The Charles H W--nans who have re-
Gently come to Webster 10 live. have gone
to Gloucester. Mass, to spend the summer
Miss Aimee Howe IS visiting her sister
IN New York.
The saturday Evening Euchre Club met
last night with Mr.. andMrs. J. D. Neute-
Miss Maude ATiIligar of PlnckneyviIle. III,
IS visiting Miss Alice Bristol
Miss Blanche Magellan is visiting her
uncle. Mr.. Wood. in Indianapolis
Francis Fischer Powers made visit TO
Webster Monday on his way from New
York TO Kansas City.
Mrs ". :. Walker. Jr.. gave n reception
Wednesday afternoon. TO which guests were
invited at :, the hostess preferctnS to
hare them all come al the SAINT time. As
siEt5uE her were Mrs. II. Y. Mccarthy and
Mrs. Horace Beck. Some OF those present
Atasiames-
Marshall Baker. J21e c. Fodeman,
Anna c. Hill.:ar I. {. Young.
{. W. Ferguson. Allen Afckirnre.
T. ". Clarke, 4. r. Kaufman.
II c Salya;er Justin kendrick
Walter Alley. g. ". Skinner.
Clarence clayton, 4. +. Deacon.
+. r. Palmer ChGs. u. Avery,
Richard Ghisel!a. B. H. Payne.
Misses
Jennie Hodgmar. Edna s;ddv.
C,Iliam Siddy. Alice ". Kelly
Katherine Siddy.
Miss Helen ALcKinn!e had a house party
Wednesday. at which Miss Amanda Adams,
Miss Fischer and Miss Gillian Of ST. Louis
and Miss Lena Spalding Of Breokfeld. Mo.
Miss Helen Skinner ard Miss Helen Baker
spent the night The gentlemen called dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. 7. C Young has returned from sew
,eral months in San Antonio Tex, much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. Alfred S Lee. the date Of whose mar
rage 10 Miss Alice Henry has been set for
THURSDAY. is cutie i'll
Miss Marjorie Dawson's marriage to Nh.
N. c. Seropyan takes place tomorrow at .
o'clock at Emmanuel Church. Bishop Little
viii officiate. the Reverend J. Courtney
Jones assisting. The wedding Will be quite
a family affair. the maids Of honor being
Miss Frances Dawson, a cousin Of the
b-ide. and the two NATIONS OF honor ncr
sters-in-law. Mrs. William c. Dawson. j..
and Mrs. Theodore Dawson of Washington,
+. c. and Denver. respectively Mr.. Camp
bell Dawson. the only brother Of the bride,
will give her away. The ushers VIII be
Nsssrs. Glenn Hutchinson and Valentine
Johnson.
Mrs J. F. Allen went to indianapolis
Wednesday on account OF the illness of her
daughter. Mrs. William Henry.
The Delta Gamma Psi Club gave for
their last meeting Of the season unique
entertainment on Thursday. known as
progressive luncheon. which lasted from j
to !. Bouilon was served at Mrs Charles
A. Bakers: Then the whole company re-
paired ION fooO to Mrs. j. r BettIss.
where fish course awaited them. The
next point was Mrs. J. 2. Dawson :. where
a meat course was ready. CroqNettes and
peas at Mrs. Abraham BroolSes. 4 sherbet
at McCartney's. chicken salad at Mrs j.
: Graet's and fruit salad at Mrs H. r
SECnardSons We're followed by ices and
cake at Mrs. Edward Pixies and bonbous.
nuts. chocolate, etc, at Mrs. II. =. Sal
yeter's At the close of the tour vote vas
tax n for the handsomest table and award
~ 10 the Shepardson home. The design
vas in red white and green. y huge red
bow from the chandelier sent out long
stre2mers of narrow red ribbon. from each
of which hung bunch Of red cherries.
The centerpiece was a large block of ice.
surrounded by trailing greens and heaped
with fruit of every variety and color. Red
streamers led from this to each plate. at
which were placed small blocks of ice, In
which the fruit salad was arranged.
Souvenirs were presented at several
houses-sik japanese fans. hearts. hand
painted and at one house a rose to each
guest At another toasts We're proposed
and responded To- Members of the club
are Misses Carrie Aldrich. Edith Baker,
Constance Brooke, Marion Belts. Frances
Dawson, Sallie Gruet. Margaret Hart.
Hazel Mccartney. Cynthian Pike. Myrtle
salVeter and Elizabeth Sheparison