The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-28
LITTLE ROCK. ARK.

Sir. and Mrs. Carl Vors entertained the men
tire membership was present. The course din
ner served was a George Washington affair
p 1ns 1Sa G Suggestions sfEa 1H q ' the ' fsS / N s a..
country" Favors Of gold hatchet-shaped scaTf-
present we're: H. L. Rernmel. president OF the
club; ]. H Hineman. ]. T. Peal, Judge W E.
Hemingway. the Reverend ]. X Smith. Bias
com Leigh. Doctor Frank yinsonhaier. Rober;
e Wait. {. z Ferguson. D. l. Cray. Stone
Eal5ef beaHehamD' James Mckee and T. H
The Tuesday Musical were guests Of Mr..
day at a George Washington tea Those par
..cipating in the Programme We're: Misses An
nellie Hlneman. Jaennette Hoffman and Mrs.
hers, and Mrs. John barrow. who read a sketch
On Tuesday AFTERNOON the Aesthetic Club held
its annual open meeting. entertaining the wom-
en- Of the other clubs. Miss Cara Lsvinaon
s5mpanled b MS simon. Mss Moiiie fletcher
q ATksnsas.A in which she brought out the
fac, that The Arkansas Gazette, established by
event of the Mississippi River. except the s.
Louis Republie. Mrs. Blanche Althelmsr
sang Though You Forget" and Mrs J. e
Williams gave a humorous reading. Love in
Smith. who had been invited to address the
Amons the recen: events Vas Mrs. Fl. I.
Rsmmei's lunches1 on Friday Of last week.
Roots, Mrs. Helen NJ. Norton. Mrs. Rinten-
Miller. Mrs. H. H. Foster. Mrs. W. s. Holt
and Miss Moore. The luncheon was distinctive
Mrs. J A. Van Brocklin was hostess at a
pretty Martha washington reception on Monday
tional. emblems and the receiving party wore
Colonial costume
the guests Of Mrs. w. W. Dickinson on Mon
day afternoon at her home at Sixteenth ard
Sid Il. Reading delivered an address before
The Woman.s Cooperative Association on
end Main streets. This was the hrs, Tine ahe
club has run opened since the new interior
Newspaper was the suffice, Of Mr.. Readings
address.
will take place early in March. as the bulldog
Is no. ready for use. Immsdiatsly after Easter
lions TO their first formal function. ''a
Several Little Rock people attended the
lprinss on monday nisht. Among them were
Mis- EsssIe HGllin SE.! Miss Margaret EaueuIn.
Miss Mary Lizzie Newton. Miss Cora wheipley
and Russell and b: Miller. Gus Rennei. Ster,
Captain shaw and Lieutenant Robinson from
which was chsperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Dor
cay Woodbridge and MIR. and Mrs, J. A.. HoI-
Nj. and Mrs. r. f, Farrell have returned
from a visit TO Memphis. where they went with
a marty OF friends to attend the performance
The Rex Club gave a dance n Peterman'5
place last Tuesday night. II was n fancy dress
affair The chaperons were MINES. Michael.
Gs Md, c a2SsfElenf ri and a sp% Ps'arn.s o, Friday
from New orleans, where she wasSfhe cues,
Of Miss Anna Lacadr.
Miss Ida Hirshfeld and her guest. Miss ST.
mon. OF Chicago are spending a few days with
friends in Hot Springs.
Mrs. J. r. Holden and children. formerly Of
this city. but now of Chicago. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace W. Dickinson last Thurs
uay. They were en- route home from New Or
leans.
ing her laughter. Mrs Rudy ]. Smith and her
niece, Mrs. Frederick Hanger.
Nj. and Mrs. !. II. GIotfetter Of Enpo-ta.
Kas.. who are now In Atlanta Ga. will ar
rive in this city in q fsw days to be guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hineman are spending
this week in Atlanta They visited friends In
Memphis while en route.
Miss Marguerite Miller Ia spending a few
weeks at Hot Springs. a guest at the Eastman
1t Is probable that Miss Miller and her mother
VIII spend the uuime IN Paris. France. though
thew have but recently returned from an Orient
al tour of eighteen months.