The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-18

tanning Miss Estelle Mast of New York.
Miss Eliza Edwards of Dallas. Tex. has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. s. J. Ed
| Miss Katherine Stocks. who has been Wis
| iting her sister. Mrs. Clarence Jenkins. re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia last
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Miss celestine Berdan Bra
zeau to Albert Edward Wolf. which was
celebrated on December 81 at Austin, Ill.
/ John c. Wllkersen and family have de-
parted their nome in WoodlaWn and de
| York has taken the house.
The Misses Albright gave a progressive
euchre party on Tuesday afternoon. Among
Joseph r. Matthews. Jones. McGeary and
Orrick Evans: Misses Cecil Hough, Brown
and Biggs.
ty at dinner last Wednesday In honor of
| her son. William Ingram Boyd. Among the
guests were Misses Louie Brown, lane vii
Matthews and Lanahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. .Hoyt. who
have been visiting relatives and friends In
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, are
expected to return home in Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D.. Dana departed
Wednesday evening for a short stay in Mis-
sissippi.
The Reverend L. +. Potter departed
Thursday for a short trip in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Percy Dickson have
announced the marriage of their daughter.
Elizabeth. to Mr.. E. NJ. Simmons. The cere-
mony was performed on Tuesday, December
g, at Jaeksonvi!ls. Fla. After their wed.
Clyde Inn. Jacksonville. until their home Is
In readiness for them.
Club held its third open meeting at the
High School. The programme opened with
a Quartet; 'Rny Bias. Mendslssohn; by
Amy Chandler and Mrs. j. H. Kicker. Mrs;
II. G. Wyer read a paper. "Minuet and
Seherzo." with illustrations,la) .'scherzo."
Ewald: bj .scherzo' in C major. Beet
hoven. by Miss Laura Drummer. After this
Miss Cooper sang a group of sonss-ta) %;
Trip It." Handel-Carmichaei; (c) ''The
Land O. the Leal.'' Arthur Foote; The pro-
gramme closed with a PIANO solo. 'Nalse
weeks Weeks nat Nu0''S'e"' A'S'
The Monday Evening Club met at the
residence OF M. md Mrs. w. ". Keyser,
per on Business and Education" In the
discussion that followed the reading James
l. Blair, Ashley Cabeil. George II. Taus5ig
guests were: The Reverend and Mrs. Al
fred F. Srnith. Messrs. and Mines, James
l. Blair; George H Taussig. Ashley Ca
3. Kimbali. William j. Fl. Blown. c. O..
Evans. c. P. Harrington.
The Kirkwood Fortnightly Club was
most pleasantly entertained by Mrs. George
d: Dana on Tuesday. TIL ladies' were In
NllcO U II Gay anu tne SUBJECT was ~
Day with Dickens" The morning hour
was devoted to the reading of selections
from David Copperield," by Mrs. Skeele.
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Luther Armstrong, Mrs
Gerould and Mrs. Abraham. Mrs. Browns
paper. rs Mica wher TO be Blamed for His
Weakness" was read by her daughter.
Mrs. Trulock. who led the discussion. which
was decided in the negative. During the
recess that followed luncheon was served.
after which Mrs. Luther Armstrong read
a paper on Dickens; His Life. Occupa-
TONS. Significant Facts in His Life" In
the absence of the president. Mrs. Ewing.
Mrs. Annie Armstrong presided in the
morning and Mrs. C. o. Evans in the aft
erneon. The evening with Dickens: which |
was to have been held at Mrs. Kimbail's !
on January 20. has been postponed. !
Mrs. Dana was assisted in entertaining
ladies' present were Mines. Sarah Abra-
Luther Armstrong. William J. H. Brown, |
Z. r Dickson, c.. Q. Evans, T. D. Kimball. !
g. G.. Landers. C. r. Siddy. George G.. |
Frank Edwards. e. A. olcott: WI
liam Digby. Guy .Trulock. William DInys. !
]. 7: Stockbridge. Frederick H. Skeele and |
w. G. Campbell. The next meeting will be |
on January q. at the slime of Mrs. L. NJ. |
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