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

Chart Club ~drawing.rooms will be held
Tuesday. February 16, at Ii a. M. by
Mrs. Minor Merriwether, No. 37l6 Delmar
avenue: The same day. at 2 p. M. by
ton Hotel; and Wednesday,. February II,
at II a. M. by Mrs. F.. p. Conroy at the
Hamilton Hotel. French divisions as
usual.
The Ten O'Clock Musicale will hold its
next meeting on Wednesday morning,
February Il, at the home of Mrs. Hughey,
No. 1903 West Pine boulevard.
Members of the Louisiana Euchre Club,
together with their friends, gave Miss
Minnie Mcfarland of No. 1903 La Sale
street a surprise party on Wednesday
evening.
The evening was spent in singing and
dancing. Those present were:
Misses
Berthe Aaron. Daisy siIberberg.
Julia Aaron. Pearl Silberberg.
Alice Ruppin. Selma Gogel,
Ida Kohner, Ids Aaron,
Anna Adler, Rosie Mcfarland.
Saliie Adler, Esther Silverstein,
Pauline Reinberg. Minnie Mcfarland,
Bertha Baum. Sarah Hoffman.
Aline Silberberg.
Messieurs-
Jos. L. Kohner. Schoenberg,
Sam Silverstsin, Moe Hopper,
Harry Epstein, Oscar HOIbrohr.
ebas, H ha,ss. Louis nns, Schwartz
Emil Hartman. Lew LewkowitZ.
Harry Reinberg, Sam Kohner
Eli Baum, Fins Barnes.
Max Silberberg,
Messieurs and MeSdames-
Harry Mcfarland. c. Z. Barnes.
A collection of rarely beautiful hand
wrought silverwares-centre pieces. bread
trays, coffee sets, etc.-very desirable for
Wedding gifts, now being shown at Mer-
mod Il IapcaTd'0 RrnaHway and Tns,Isf
The Modern Novel Club held its regular
session Saturday. The discussion was upon
Tennyson's Northern Farmer" as COM
pared with Tito of Rcmola. The farmer,
who always ."coomed tn church, though
he never knowed what the pa.son
meaned'-'thOught he HAD summat to say
when he said what he ought to "a said.
1 coomed away" The farmer had one va
riety of conference.-the done his duty
by all" even to the gong regularly to
church. This sturdy character was CON
trasted with the young Greek, Tito. who
had all OF the graces. hut no duty-sense.
Mrs. Horace Dibble claimed tfat an innate
refinement brings about a higher ethical
standard than a coarse morality blind
adherence to duty Miss Luney declared
that i perfected morality has its own re-
ffnement. 1t was generally confessed that
all are disturbed, not by things them
selves. but by the opinions concerning
those things.
lEe NIUntICe!lO SympOSlu(n ulScuSSsu
''rhe Art of the Architect Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Griffith gave a map study of the
exposition grounds. showing how Worlds
Fair architects have applied classic feat
ures to their buildings.
She traced the symbolism Of the Ionic
order in the Palace of Varied Industries.
with its splendid colonnade and beautiful
urns. She described Cascade Gardens and
the artistic color scheme when Festival
Hall and Liberty Fountain. with it's grand
groups OF sculpture, shall be Illuminated
This club decided to change the hour of
meeting. Hereafter instead of 2 o'clock
IN the afternoon. the meetings will be
The topic for Tuesday. February IL. at
the Monticello Hotel, will be .The Par
thenon and Its Frieze." with a description
of the Palace Of Liberal Arts.
The Literary Symposium met as usual
Thursday morning at Hotel Beers, when
Mrs. Griffith gave her talk on 0he Nude
In Art"
club will discuss Great Colorists."
Harmony Literary Circle held its last
meeting at the home of Mrs. F. Niehaus.
There were some exceptionally good pa
Archer and Fergus. Each member obli-
gated herself TO hunt up some Informal
ton pertaining to st. Louis writer's. The
hostess served a lunch. which was en-
V GU ny H, nliA lIO al was
to meet with Mrs. ]. V. Cohick, No. 1916
Blackstone avenue, February Is.
In addition to the committees already
appointed by the local Biennial Board. G.
F. w. G. the following have been named:
coMAITTEE So INITR59SPucTIoN AND
Mrs. Henry n. Ess. No. 21e Brooklyn
avenue, Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. w. X. James. st: Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. P. H. Ree. Marshall. Mo.
Mrs. ]. C. Wallace, Lebanon, Mo.
Mrs. ". B. Pettibone. Hannibal, Mo.
Mrs. E. NJ. Sheppard, No. 1903 Benton
avenue. Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. William Jones, Columbus. Mo.
Mrs. George L. Allen. Westminster
place.
Mrs. John A. Allen. s7es Westminster
place.
Mrs. Charles A. Baker. Webster Groves.
Mrs. j.. F. Ba lard. 449 Washington ave-
nue.,
Miss Theckla Bernays. 1855 Laclede ave-
nue..
Mrs. William X. Bixby. Portland pace.
Mrs. Hobart Brinssnade. 1929 Morgan
street.
Mrs. A. V. L. Brokaw. 1852 Washington
avenue.
Mrs. George Q. Carpenter. 300 Russell
avenue.
Mrs, George A. castleman. 1888 Lindell
boulevard.
Miss Irene Catlin. II vandeventer place.
Mrs. ]. G. Chapman. S vandeventer
PLACE.
Mrs. Louis Chauvenet, 500 Chamberlain
Nrs W r.. Chiyis. 1877 Prairie avenue