The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-14
WEBSTER GROVES,

Howard Gruet has been made a CORPORA
at Blees Military Academy.
Edward Huddleston OF Rochester, n.
y. has just returned home after a visit
to his cousin. j.. Il. Belts.
Mrs. Wilson. mother of Mrs. Chas. A.
Baker. and Mrs. j. r.. Belts, is recover
ing from a severe illness.
Mrs. b. r. Lippincott departed Monday
night for Stockton. Cal. where she will
visit her sister.
George Bluthardt of Emmanuel Church
has organized a choral society.
brated their wedding anniversary Friday
with a gathering of friends.
Mrs. G.. A. Wurdman gave a Welsh
carebit party Saturday night.
Mrs. Aydlette of Davenport will remain
several months with her mother. Mrs.
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dist Church rece ntly entertained the pres
iient, Mrs. James 4. Bennett, and Ladies'
Aid of the Tuxedo Christian Church at
the residence OF their president. Mrs. Gil
gramni was given by the following la.
dies: Mines. Won Gunt!n. William Nc
Carter. G.. C. iiairiss. G. H. Fox and
dali.
Captain and Mrs. Edgar flames are
home from the philippines and are visit
Eames. They will be here the rest of the
month, departing in March Tor San Fran
cisco.
Inc engagement IS announced OF Cht-
borne Adams of Webster to Miss Helen
Elder Smith. Of San Antonio, Tex. The
wedding. will be about Easter time and
the wedding trip will include a visit to the
X. M. Adamses in Webster.
Mrs. T.: Young gave a luncheon Mon
day at the Mercantile Club for Captain
and Mrs. Edgar Eames, recently of the
Philippines: Among the guests were Miss
Jennie Hodgman. Miss Games. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Eames.
Miss Jennie Hodgman has returned from
a lengthy visit to Pittsburg.
Mrs. William Campbell entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon the follow
ing ladies: Mines. Van Amburg. II. c.. Sal
"eter. Walter Alley. Il. Fl. Clayton. Mar
shall! Baker. Joseph Weir. W. CorneliIs
Dyer. Deane Garrett and Anna c. Hill
man.
Mrs a. 3. Kaufman is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ray Woodman Bryan, In
Mrs. Dandas Simpson is entertaining
Mrs. Ira ROBBIE Of Grants Pass. Ore.
Martin Voorhees, and w. s. Walker. Jr..
gave a sleighing party. ending with sup
Beck. Guests, were: Messrs. and Mines.
c. NJ. Avery, Horace Beck, W. S. Walker,
Jr.: Misses Katherine and Edna S'dd%.
Florence Beck and Walker; Messrs. Voor-
hees and Hamilton.
Mrs. Alfred AMMAN departed Tuesday for
a few days in New Orleans.
a reception will be given Monday night
Church for Doctor and Mrs Calkins. who
will be here for several months. They are
visiting Mrs. H. C. Wright.
Miss Mildred Allen has returned from
East St. Louis and is steadily improving
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddock. Sr.. Of Selma
departed for Cuba Tuesday.
The history ana literature section of the
Monday Club met Tuesday afternoon, with
bli>s Cavaivn Allen. who also reed the
review of the afternoon on THE Mil on
the Floss"
Mr.. A. S. Bells. who has been touring
Arkansas, Texas n Indian territory Tor
several weeks. returned Thursday.
Mrs. K. J. Jones n Miss Jonnee Jones
have cards out for an informal IueSGay
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
VIII NJ. Plant departed last Sunday for
Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Below entertained Tuesday
evening with cards in honor of her hus-
bands. birthday. Prizes were taken by
Mr.. Lewis Lacy and Miss Frank Thomp-
son. Those present were: Misses and
Mines. G.. A. Wurdeman. I~sariale Forbes.
B.. S. Adams. Frank Thompson, Charles
Coen. s.. D. McCaIlum. Lewis Lacey, Mrs.
Bryant and Cora Forbes.
The Young Ladies' Guild of Emmanuel
Church had a supper and sale Of valen-
tines and handkerchiefs Tuesday night.
Mrs. Glenn Hutchinson entertained at
luncheon Wednesday the following: Mines.
j. w. Slaughter. E. T. Palmer c. F.
HutchinsOn. II. c. Simmons and Miss
Maruje Slaughter.