The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-08

baum, Miss Bess Gillespie and Mr.. Luz
cerne Peck. The guests were: Messrs. ana
Mines. L. II. Pack. g.. L. Peck. L. j.
F Becker. L B Wright. Rudolph wiumann.
HORNE Miles. st Clair Hin. q. A. Shep-
ardson. W. L. Bailey, Mines. Edward Joy.
drews and Frank Myers: the Misses Fran.
ces Withall. Jennie Whitmore. Maud and
Bessie Gillespie. Susie Clark. Hazel Beck
er. Myrtle Miles. Olive Gentles. Mary and
Lizzie Blanchard. Rose Schell. Helen Har-
ris. Hattie Hutchinson. Nellie and Mary
Nidmann: Messrs. James L. Cook, Jr.:
John W. Cook. Russell Harris. VIII Clark.
Charles blanchard. John Gillespie. Nor
man Merrill. L.. n. Hutchinson. William
waggoner. Frank Myers. Jim Davis. Har-
~ Sieber and Frank Withall.
Miss Carolyn Allen entertained at
luncheon last Tuesday the ladies OF the
Executive Board OF Union Musical Club.
Guests at table were Mines, Robert Ran
Olive ]. Barwick. Nellie Allen. Hessen-
buscn. Montague. c. h. Rohland. r. A
Alien. Alice Macdonald. Misses Mary BON
ham. Mary and Hazel Allen.
Mrs. Buchanan OF Granada, Miss. Is
spending the summer with the Hart
Hoods. Mrs Hart Hood is recovering
Mullanphy Hospital.
The Monday Club Will hold its annual
business meeting and election of officers
tomorrow afternoon. Members wishing
dutiiiSSiOu iiChttS ~ tlt mn IT q
Of tickets is limited. The history and lit
%erature section held its closing meeting
Joseph Weir. Mrs. ' WilIiam Dawson read
a paper on George Eliot's Religion"
which was followed by a discussion. and a
social I hour; Thoss present were; Mines Mines
II. C. Salveter. E. F. Gushing. R. d. Mac
Arthur. Edward Joy. j. D. Carson, Dave
Garrett: William 1. Alofs. w. d. Grove.
n~bo- WIN ~
Dawson. Kate J. Brainard. e. F. Palmer.
Misses Mary Bonham and Carolyn Alluc.
Mrs. John Purcival gave a Dime last
birthday Of Mrs. Wood Of Gray's sum
NIT. who is visiting her. The guests
were: Mines. Wood. Seymour. GooGfel-
low. Martin. crehmowet and Mics Nettie
!; Young and daughter. Marjorie. are
visiting in Galveston. Tex.
Mrs. c. H. Blanchard is in Washington,
ding of her son. Doctor Robert Blanchard.
and Miss Mary Wallace De Witt.
Mrs, w; o, anderson is home from a
Mrs. o Bey entertained her cousin.
Mr.. Block Of Memphis. last week
Mr.. AID Mrs. Elliott of Orlando. Fla.
i nss sHp sister. ms Mrs. We" FAM x street s,s,s mrs I'll
Miss Carrie Hille Of Hopkinsville. KY.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. William Prehn.
CON- .I from a1 canada s.'i is visiting in webuis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Mace are building
a cottage in Old Orchard. which they will
occupy shortly.
The McKinnie brothers nave sold their
home In Webster Park to Mr.. Cram.
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Cram. will occupy It for the summer.
A successful performance Of the opera.
"'Pinafore." was given last Friday night.
in Bristol Hall by local talent.
Mrs. Gaylord Bell. who has been seri-
ousiy III at Doctor Mary Dodd's for sew
era weeks. was brought to the home of
her father. Charles Brown. last Wednes-
day.
Robert stockbrdge is home from New
Robert McMath will move into his new
home at Newport n Bonaparte avenue
Mrs. J. II. Trembley and family Will go
to La Porte. Tex, the LIST Of june.
Mr.. +. B. Howe Of Los Angeles, Cal, is
visiting his son. F. G. Howe
Mrs. F. II. Knight returned from New
York last Thursday. Last Sunday she
visited the family Of the Reverend c. l.
Kloss in Philadelphia
The Reverend Lewis T. Guild Of Dies
Moines. Ia, has accepted the call to the
Congregational Church. and will
be here the latter part Of June.
win B. Allen Of Salt Lake City visited
in Webster last THURSDAY.
are spending Sunday in Mobile,
Ala.
Edward Rhodes has purchased a farm
at Valley Park and moved out there yes
for the summer.
Mrs. j. ". gave q dance last
Thursday night In honor of her guests,
and Mrs Goetz of Quincy. III.