The St. Louis Republic., 1904-04-10
kIRkWOOD.

Mrs. Daniel Sidney Brown has returned
rom Eureka Springs. Ark. where sh,
spent g fortnight.
Mrs. j. d. German has returned from
West Burlington. la
Mrs. r. l.. Russell and Mrs. F. NJ. Hig
gins departed Tuesday for Fredsricktown
Nc. to attend the srnuai meeting OF th,
WomSn's Home Missionary Society Of tn.
Southern Methodist Church:
Arthur Brent returned Thursday from
California. where he spent the winter.
Professor Charles Nicholson has come tc
Kirk wood. 10 become the orsanfst fol-
the Grace Episcopal choir. He will reside
here.
Mre. Anderson Gratz and her niece Mis-:
Tough. have returned from New York.
Mrs. Laura C-awsiIaw is visiting Kirk
wood friends this week.
Mr.. and AIRS Frank W. Child. who with
iheir family. have been occupying the
residence of John t. Wilkinson. expect io
remove to Chicago in May ,o ,.o-
awaiting the prodjction of The Maiden
and the Tar" and the Armory Hall WAS
'-owdsd Monday evening with an expect
The libretto was by James P. Porteus.
being the tale OF the adventures Of the
sailors of an American steamer. Mis-
souri, in the barber Of Foo, Chow. China
The music was composed by Louis Rut-
Ser. with demonstration by Charles Nc
Cure. Mr. Rutter conducted the opera.
formsnce. and the garden of the Man
cain. decorated for the feast of lanterns,
was scene of Oriental nasnifcence.
,rs,srs NILS 10 Ia Waiter ols Wh'ias' ss Ss as
beautiful rose which opened each night
when the clock struck 12.'' and In which
he was concealed. was device of Mr.
Wiiliamss.
In the cast were Messrs. George Tracy.
Frank Gibson George Puryts. Dan Bar
STOW. Pau; AMMAN; VIII Wilson, Joseph
Waiter Collins. Marion penney. Spencer
Morton. Walter Bown. William e. Hit.
W. d. Brooks: Almon Mille:. Fred Cor,
man. Harry Mckeivey. W. T. Mars and
Harry Wilson.
Among those in the audience were
Meesrs. and Mines. T. D. kimball: J.. n.
Nshiey cabeil. ingram BOYD. George II.
Taussig. Arthur B. Amber. John 8. Cot
Inns, Francis A Carl, D. H. Mullen. Allen
Mckinney, XsdaInog W J. r. soTn; M J. B. Clayton
Mines. Lorraine F. Jones. ". B. Bragg.
Clarence Jenkyns, II. D: Mclean. J. H.
Meimbueshsr s;. Misses is. l;l11d, E;lmira Coleman
Harvey. Eloise skeeie. Jeanette Helm
buecher. Margaret Cabeu. Katherine
Gratz. Frances Wilde. Stella Heimbuech-
Swan Mary Sneed, Addie Abrams. Emma
Vaughan. Bessie Child. Isabel Helm
The K,rkwood Fortnightiy Club met
The subjects for the day were The Con-
ventions" ard The Horticultural Fes-
'ureS OF the W 0ffd 8 Fair. MrS. GSrOuld
read a, list of 800 conventions which will
he held during the Exposition.
Mrs. Bragg read description OF the
Convention Hall in, the Coliseum. Mrs.
King gave the social plans of the wosn-
ems clubs for the coming season.
Mrs. Frankel of Ct Louis spoke OF the
fraternal association and of the plans for
the Day Nursery.
Mrs. Kean spoke Of the work of Miss
Dodge in New York in helping working
girls clubs to secure pleasant places for
rest and recreation during vacation
Mrs. Bragg read an extract from a
newspaper. telling OF the efforts being
made in St. Louis to secure proper board
ing places for women and girls coming to
seek employment during the Worlds Fair.
During the social hour the club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Frankel who gave sew
eral humorous recitat:ons. and by the
Misses Morrison. who sang several songs
The next meeting will be April ~. with
Ms George G. Dana. Subject, ''Clvics."
The following ladies We're present:
Mines. Frank Allen William c. Bragg,
a. V. Campbell. Wyllys S. King. T. b.
Kirnball. George C. Landers. C. K Siddy,
Gerould. n. N Henderson. c. o. Evans.
". J. H Bown. John Hamilton. Leslie
Dana. FEankel. Ingalls,. kean. McCauley,
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