The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-07

Miss Annice WiShart. who Will remain I'll
after the Mardi Gras festivities.
Judge and Mrs. W. u. Bigss are enter.
tanning their daughter, Mrs. rarris o.
Sacramento. Cal.
Professor and Mrs. John Collins are sX-
pecting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carl. from China; where
| Kirkwood Monday Evening Club will
meet at the home of T. B. Boyd. who VIII
be speaker of the evening. on "The oid
and the New"
Henry Z. ochterbeck was in Chicago
part OF last week.
Miss jeanette Heimbuecher entertained
member, at her home. The Naples"
South Kirkwood. Saturday afternoon: me
young hostess and her brother, Waiter
Heimhiuecher. met the young ladies At
the train with s!eighs. and they enjoyed a
sleigh-ride. after which they coasted and
the guests to return to ST, Louis before
dark. Tn members of the class are:
Misses Marie Reid. Harriet Bodley: 1sa-
belle Won PEul. Betheda Gf'ilin ana hcien
Mccarthy.
Mi. and Mrs. Ben Crosby have given a
couple of Entertainments In their new
home. Saturday they gave a dance; anu
the third floor WAS arts icaily draped ana
arranged for Il ballroom. Among those
present We're: MessieIrs and Mesdames
Walter Smith. r. H. Deacon. Wiiliam g.
HIT. Ingram ISoNu. Jpfn Nldt'iiSNS. Iiai'S
Hyatt. Davis Biess: Misses George Riggs.
Housh. Lvcett. Vaughan: Messrs. J.. r.
Rut;er. Ira Kicker. Edward Mcrinhis
George Purvis and Horatio Armstrong
Miss George BiGss gave a finch party
Saturday afternoon in honor OF her sister,
Mrs. Farris of Sacramento, who is spend
ing the winter here. Among the guess
Davis Biggs. Maxwell Good. John Pitman.
Jr., John Matthews. Harry Hyatt. Misses
Orrick. Tracy and Janet smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Watson have rented
the sturdy place. ON Clay avenue. -,,
The Kirkwood Fertnishtly Elub VII
meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. J.
IL. Down. on Webster avenue.
The Misses McMulien entertained at
euchre Monday evening. Prizes were Won
by Mrs. p. ]. Kinsella. Miss Mary Reilly
n Miss Josie Ryan. Messrs. d. II. Mui-
len, Thomas corley and p. j. kinst nar
which music was enjoyed. Among the
guests were Messrs. and Mines. ).
j. Mudd. r. ]. Crum. Louis Blankemeier'
Is, Mullen. +. ". suck. Mrs. +. \. Gro
schan. j. l.. Platt. Misses Belle DUNLAP
Mary Reilly. jeanette Heimbuecfer. talza
Mary Ryan. Messrs: y. J. MurnanG; C;n
Walters. Oliver Heimbuecher. Jnonids
Coriey. VIII Ryan. Harry Corley. Francis
McMuilen and Frank Corley.
Mrs. Alfret' Franklin Smith of l-eNins-
ton. Mo. spent a few days last week VS.
iting friends In Kirkwood.
Mrs. Berenice Crum Wyer will give a
series Of lecture recitals' al the residence
of Mrs Mary W. McKittrick. No. 90 Port
land place. The lectures will explain in
simple terms the Sonata. Etude. sym
phony. Symphonic Poem. Canon. tugue
and the smaller romantic forms. Nocturnes.
GondeIied and Romanza. Mrs. Wyer IL
Illustrates her lecture by playing the seiec-
tons. The first recital will take place
The following is the programme. Bach
Prelude. L sharp. major. Grieg-tan9n. Il
Nat. minor. Jadassohn-Canon. or. 80. ~
3. Schumanu-"ta) kriesberiana. op. 10.
No. >. tb) David's Band Dance. OPP. ..
GriegJLittle Birds. op. 4;, No. 4. Allegro.
from Concerto. op. IL.