The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-20

Metcalfe, Misses Carrie and Alice Met
calfe Of Piasa, ILL.,, were among the out-oe-
town guests at no Neutrality-suspicious.
wedding.
Mrs. j. w. Stockbridge will entertain the
members of the Monday Club Monday aft
crnoon at > at the residence of Mrs. J.
r. Belts. Mrs. Stockbridge will depart
for New York about the middle Of De-
cember.
Charles Nichols OF Jackson. Mich. was
I recent guest OF Mss Pearl Magician.
Miss Edith Phillips Of Oklahoma City,
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. +.
II. Knight, returned home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Barbour, who have
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. II. Salisbury, have gone TO Chicago to
reside. They htve been. sinca their mar
riage, ut Portland, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vever md Mrs.
Annie Chalmers Of Jersey City have re-
turned homa after a visit to Mrs. Joseph
Weir.
Mrs. Fl. c. Watsons Is visiting in Hart
ford. Conn. n will remain until after
the holidays.
a bazaar the first week Of December. The
of Mines. J. c. Jones. W. S. walker Jr.,
j. b. Raboteau and Miss Florence Page.
The Young Ladies: Buchre Club gave
the first party of the season last Tuesday
at Miss Harriet Deane's. Those present
were: Misses Jane Hodsman, Katherine
Merrill; Mines. Alien McKinme. weiter
| Alley. Norman VegeIy. King Kaufman,
Robert Briton, c. J. Kendrick and E. p.
D.cksop Jr.
Miss Ce.este Brown of Milford, Tex, is
visiting Miss Ruth Early.
| Mrs. George Q. Thornton will spend the
winter in England. She will sail Decem-
Miss Frances Clayton entertained the 1.
9: Club Friday evening. Present were:
Misses Adele Trembiey. Carrie Smith.
Lillian Wilcox, Frances Gregory: Messrs.
Leslie Holton. David Graham. Fred Home
and Horace Goodbar.
The Reverend II. VI. Evans of Bevler,
Mo, occupies the Congregational pulpit
to-day.
Miss Katherine kendrlck gave a dinner
Tuesday night for Miss Alice Gibson and
her bridal party. Covers were laid for
crime kendrlck. Gussie Ntinter. Maud and
Eulah Stokcly. Alice Koeneke. Messrs. Lee
Rosebrough. Robert Rosebrough. Frank
Roseepoush: Philip Hale. Dan Bissell.
The engagement of David Thompson,
son Of y. D; Thompson. to Miss Eliza At
wS %S. Of GhieaSe is announced:
Chiles OF Newton. kas., who is visiting
Mrs. n. D. Thompson. Guests were
Misses Chiles, Lucille MacCreills. Annie
Brown. Myra Skinner, Esther Watson.
Mamie Slaughter, Elizabeth and Mary
Blanchard.
The arnt.a. meeting and exhibition of
garments OF Webster Groves branch OF the
N~eedlework Guild OF America will be held
at the residence OF Mrs. z. A. Quaries
Tuesday, November - At this meeting
garments are given TO those knowing OF
Webster families who are In need. for dis
trihution. The poor OF Webster are wAl
looked after in this way. Garments left
over are sent to various institutions In St.
Louis. Everyone interested IS cordially
invited to attend, TO bring garments
(Which must be new1 and tell Of cases OF
want
Miss Mamie Slaughter gave q musicals
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Mari
Chiles Of Newton, Mass.
James c. lawson. who was operated
upon for appendicitis last. is still at ST.
Llfe's and improving slowly.
Mrs. r A. Quarles gave an autumn
luncheon Monday in honor OF Mrs. George
Q. Thornton. who will sail tor England
shortly. and his sister. Mrs. Hawley of
Minnesota. The table decorations were
apthemums from Doctor Quarles's flower
beds. and all the house decorations were
In brown. yellow and red. Places were
laid for Mines. Quarles. Hawley. Thorn
ton, Currie of San Francisco. Lewis Lacy,
Bartlett Adams. Frank Thompson. z. r.
Cushing. Thomas Middleton, ]. W Slaugh-
ter and ]. C.. Jones.
Mrs. Robert De Yong. aged 81. died
Tuesday from an operation for appended
tbs. The De iongs are living in the old
Sutton place OH the Manchester road. Mrs.
De Yong leaves 4 husband and two young
children.
Mrs. Deane Garrett entertained Thurs
day evening for her brother, Will Camp
bell, with al Informal dance. Those pres
ent were: Misses Cynthia Pike. Myrtle
Salveter, Leila Buchanan, Hazel Hunger