The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-02-14

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Mrs: Washington E. Ffschel. No. Ss4l
Washington avenue.
Miss Corneiia Fischer. Hotel Berlin.
Mrs. John Fowler, Nc. a Handkerchief
Mrs. D. r. Francis. Newstead and
Mrs. Norris B. Gregg, No. 1870 West
minister place.
avenue.
Mrs; Benjamin Gratz. No. 1858 West
Pine boulevard.
Mrs. Edwin Harrison, No. s747 West
minister place.
Mrs; J P, Hayes. No. 1888 West
Pine boulevard.
Miss NJ. Louise Helfenstein, Webster
Groves, Mo.
Mrs. Otto Heller. No. 3@.3 North Euclid
Mrs. Oscar Herr. No. $500 Russell ave-
nue..
Mrs. Robert ]. Hogan, Webster Groves,
Mrs. E. II. Holton, Webster Groves.
Mrs. lines Hopkins. No. $50 Whittier
Miss Alice Hough, Eugenia Apartment,
Berlin and Euclid avenue.
Mrs. D.: N. Houser. No. 4Io West Pine
boulevard.
Mrs. j. F. Howe. No. 40 Linden bou-
levard.
Mrs. William l.. Huse. No. 9 Westmore-
Mrs. +. H. Ingalls,.
Mrs. Halsey {. Ives. s731 Westminster
place.
Mrs. Henry jacobson. 1872 Laclede ave-
nue.
Mrs. McKittrick Jones'. 6 westmoreland
place.
Mrs. Wm. NJ. Jones. 1911 Blair avenue.
Mrs. Claude fitzpatrick. $50 Washington
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Kimball. kirkwood. Mo.
Mrs. Andrew j. Knapp. 1909 Berlin ave
Mrs. Charles w. Knapp. i4od Mcpherson
avenue.
Mrs. Max Kotany. 4s Westminster place.
Miss Salees Kennard. 4 Portland place.
Mrs. L. l.. Laciimund, 1885, Russell ave-
nue..
Mrs. Natalie 1. Lane. Seio West Pine
Mrs. Ellen D. Lee, 42os Washington
boulevard.
Miss Mary Lionberger. 81 Handkerchief
place.
Mrs. C. De Wit Lukens.
Mrs. Mary Mckittrick. 9 Portland place.
Mrs; Edward Mailinckrodt, &c Fandeven-
Mrs. George Markham, 1861 Berlin ave-
nue..
Mrs. Chas. L. Martin, Webster Groves,
Mrs. Henry NJ. Meier. 1857 Delmar boule-
ward.
Mrs. Theodore Meier, 500 Washington
Mrs. Philip n. Moore. s125 Lafayette ave-
nue..
Mrs. Chas. lie Roy Moss. 1913 Halliday
Mrs. George w. Niedringhaus, S745 Lin
de-: boulevard.
Mrs. d. c. Nugent. 1901 Westminster
place.
Miss Mary Perry, 12 Vandeventer place.
Mrs. julius Pitzen. 1900 South Compton
avenue.
Mrs. George w. Parker. 4I4 Westmins-
ter place.
Mrs. John A. Ockerson. 4217 Washington
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas O'Reilly. Washington ave-
nue..
Mrs. Joseph Ramsey, &c Washington ter
race.
Mrs. l. NJ. C. Reilly, 4i25 Forest Park
| boulevard.
Mrs. +. E. Richey. 5155 Cabanne avenue.
Mrs. +. S. Robert. 410 Lindeil boule-
Mrs. VIM. C. Rumsey. Webster Groves,
No.
Mrs. John Schroers. 1879 Missouri ave
Mrs. Ashley G. Scott. s5ls Morgan street.
Mrs. s. c. II. Schotield.
boulevard.
Mrs. Edwin A. Sears. 1925 Westminster
Mrs. A: L. siiapieigh, No. 1895 Delmar
Mrs. W. L. Sheldon, No. 4oc5 Delmar
Mrs. George H. Shields. Delmar boule-
ward.
Mrs. W. C. Shumate, No. AIS McPher-
Mir: Charles r. siddy. Webster Groves.
Mo.
Miss Sarah souther.
Mrs. +. j. v. Skiff, Washington Hotel.
ster place.
Mrs. Charles Silk, No. 5Oi6 Washington
avenue.
Mrs. William stockbridse, Webster
Mrs. Stanley stoner, No. 427s Westmin-
Mrs. s. L. swarts, No. 4i7s West Pine
boulevard.
Mrs. b. ]. Taussig. sN7 washington
avenue.
Mrs. Edward Taussig. GIL Security build
Miss Jene Temple. 1909 Hickory street.
Mrs. Edgar Tilton. 1872 West Pine boule-
ward.
Mrs. Dwight Treadway. 5l42 Washing
ton avenue.
Mrs; William Trelease, Missouri Botan-
Miss sarah Tower. 1910 South Grand ave-
nue..
Miss Myra Tut II Nandeventer place.
Mrs. J. C. Van Blarcom, ) Westmoreiand
place.
Mrs. H. 9. Worden. 1876 ALBERT place.
Mrs. James A. Waterworth. $500 Wash
inStOn avenue.
Mrs. A. A. B. woerheide, 1929 Nevada
avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Wilson. s745 West Pine boule-
ward.
Mrs. Rolla Wells. 1928 Llndell boulevard.
Once again the Wednesday Club is 60
ing to open its doors to a large number
of guests, and once again the programme
promises to be worth while. On next
Griggs will address the club on The
Luxury Theory and Its Application to
Present American Life"
The last meeting Of the history and lit
erature section was a red-letter day in
the years programme. The philosophy of
life az expressed in Hamlet. was the sub
iect under discussion. under the able
leadership of Mrs. Charles /. Harris. The
leader selected as a text: You would play
uuon me. You would seem to know ms
stops. You would pluck out the heart of
my mystery. You would sound me from
my lowest note to the top OF my compass
and there is much music. excellent voice
in this little o~rgan-yet can you not make
it speak!' The philosophic conception OF
incidents and characters as shown by the
preted to be that a crime committed be-
comes a fatal. onward-moving. aii-ac-
comprising destiny. gathering to itself
its own penalties" In the workings Of
this law or destiny. man is frequently
used as a passive instrument. bat his pur-
poses are swept aside when they are con-
trary to this law: but Destiny may be
opposed by constructive forces.
Reviewing the, philosophy of Shake,
speare. as revealed in the reflections and
made the general deduction that Shake:
speare wished to emphasize the virtue OF
harmony and proportion and the moral
necessity Of perfect adjustment between
Thought and action in the individual.
MUsIcALEs.
Mrs. David p. Calhoun will entertain
the nupiis Of Nine. Giraldin-Farish or
will be heard:
Dreams