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

KIRKWOoD.
The ladies' Ministries gave a perform
The ladies were assisted by a few mem
bers of the Glee Club and accompanied by
the Orpheus Orchestra, conducted by
Louis Rutter. Among the solos were:
/ Wonder VIII You Always Call Ne
Tn. Gondslier .-.-..::.Miss Blanche assehsn
TWo Msrion:iic. ..-.-..Miss Genesiessee h HAWKS
Navajo g: Bars,ow
S,sn q Ny Psrey Kinga0n
Up in 2 coeosnni Tree..-...Miss MABEL Bown
Goodnight. Beloved -.-.--"----Frank Gibson
Among those in the chorus were: Mrs.
a. II. AMMAN, Misses Eloise Skeele.
| George Biggs. Virginia Miller, Addie
Abrams. Florence Reed and Marian
Evans.
Mrs. J. C. Matthews gave a tea last
Tuesday afternoon to introduce Mrs. Hugh
b. Matthews. her sons bride. to
friends. After spending a month here. Mr..
York City to reside.
Mrs, G. NJ. Swyzer and her son. Henry.
OF Sullivan. Ill, are guests of Mrs. W.
Mrs. Lawrence of Quincy. H.. is visiting
Mrs. j.. ID. Guiiiord of New York City.
mother. Mrs. Gill. They will remain a
month.
, Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Jurden and Miss
visiting Mrs. Mary E. McMuIlen. have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. D. Ricks, are entertain
ing their daushter, Mrs. Martin. and her
two sons. of Princeton. n. ].
Last Monday evening The Lexington"
threw open It's doors and Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
d. Basford received their guests from s
manag OF the hotel. assisted In receiv-
ing and entertaining the guests.
The house was decorated with palms and
cut flowers and brilliantly lighted. An or
chestra in the smaller parlor played. Miss
Ruth Harris sang a few solos. accompa
MED by Miss Leila Thaxton. The dining
one and refreshments we're served.
Among those at the reception were:
Messrs, and Mines. Charles Hart Mclean.
Harris. Mines. F. ". Childs. S. j Ed
wards. ]. d. Guilforc. Doctor W. H. Lewis.
Messrs III CroweIl. b. II. White and
The guests at the Lexington are: Mrs.
+: w Child and family. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Judd nave taken
Webster avenue. Mrs. Jenckyns will go
West for the summer with her little
daughter. Bonita.
Mrs. J. X. Hamilton entertained the
Turn Over Club last Friday afternoon In
honor Of Mrs. William c. Hit. who de-
parted for Colorado last week to join
e husOdiiu- HillOIlk tDOSr present WERE
Misses George Biggs: Kate King. Frances
Wilde. Mines. JOSEPH r.. Matthews, Or
rick Evans and Charles King.
MIR. and Mrs. George G. Dana returned
from Eureka Springs last Thursday. but
departed the same evening for New York.
The sixth open meeting OF the Kirkwood
noon in the Choral Club Hall. The fol-
lowing programme was given:
Spanish Dance Sp; II Ne I nj: M~oszkOwski
Mn H. c. wyer.
' 'l NIP, Il. s <. Mccandie,. Becker
Spanish seF'n NJ. au.sie aaarie; l. Al'eni'
DAVIES Band Man Gan'f II. op q. w ;:i R sshumann
s0'ai 'l Ir.. 81. 4: Mccandis:. Beethoven
ca In the Hail 9, the knights. Adolph Ien.sn
u" 'S Ms. R aasep and Mis-. chs Ha2ien '''''
The Kirkwood Monday Evening Club
Will meet Tomorrow evening at the resi-
tor Robert F%unkhouser viii be the speaker
Of the evening and his subject Is Bacon:
the Author of the Sh~akespearean PLAYS"
George H. Taussig will reply. defending
The annual business meeting of the
Kirkwood Fortnightly Club was held last
T Ml : sldd as 5 pTes aS%s of T MesI FOLLOWING iii M kee ea.
fcers were elected: President. Mrs
Charles r. Siddy; vice president, Mrs.
Thomas D; Kimbsll; secretary. Mrs. ID
VAIN n "a use
Luther Armstrong.
Tuesday the club will spend the day at
the Worlds Fair. Members viii meet at
10 a. m. in the Administration building.
The next regular meeting will be the last
and will close the programme for the sea-
son. It will be held at the home Of the
president, Mrs. Charles r. Siddy of Web
ster Groves.
During the social hour that followed the
business matters. the club was entertained
by a piano duet. '~'Tarantella." by Miss
Florence Reed and Miss Marie Lippelt.
Miss Reed also played THE Witch's
Dance"
The following named were present.:
Mines. Efie Abrahams. Frank Allen.
Luther Armstrong. d NJ. Drummer. Ar
thur V. Campbell. Edward P. Dickson, ST.;
Edward P. Dickson. Jr.; W. Carr Dyer.
wyllys 8. King. T. D. Kimball. G. G.
Landers. Charles R Siddy. Fred H. Skeele.
S. ]. Edwards, NJ. L. Gerould. II. N. Hen
derson. L. NJ. Reed. J. T. Harper. Misses
Birney. Harper. Reed and Lippelt.
Mrs. W. W. Keyser is entertaining Mrs |
C. L. Lambertson of Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. d. J. Bacon is entertaining friends
from Kansas City.