The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-09

" ShdIlOtNS, y ~, HIT NISlllIlE DOClul
Marshall Bakers family, Mrs: Mary
Doctor Baker. arrived yesterday.
Mrs. I. A. Higgins will depart the first
Biloxi. Miss. Miss Fannie Goodwin will
go with her for half the winter. and Miss
Helen Bake will Join her later.
are the Reverend and Mrs. H. ". West
wood and son of Oxford. Penn, and Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Patton Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. F. Payne and Miss Florence
1ngels of Lexington, KY, are visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Frank Archer of Brammel. Va.
and Miss Neva Williams of Harrisburg,
Ky. are visiting Mrs ! g: Kelly;
talie Bodurtha and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bodurtha and child of Columbus, o.. were
recent guests Of Misses Emily and Bertha
Simmons.
Guests at Mrs. H. C. Wright who have
departed this week are Miss Hahn and
Miss schafer Of Elton. O.; Mrs. O.; r: Cas-
nor of Toledo. o., and Mr.. Q. B. Boyle
shefieid, Ala. and Miss Nellie Meader of
Cincinnati. o.. will arrive to-day.
Edward Twining and his son. Edward
M IT5ni e. 3 !F Mo OF Ne" YORK. are visiting
Mrs. Valentine Johnson entertained her
cousin. the younger gentleman. SATURDAY
with a taeky party. In which the unique
was attired in girls clothing and the in
rited guests were all girls. dressed in old
fashioned clothes. Miss Harriotte Bag6y.
Kelly and Dorothy Weeks were present.
Luther Armstrong entertained the Fort
nightly Club of Kirkwood and Webster on
tho occasion Of It's first est meeting nee Tues aes.
Mrs. c. R Siddy.. president; Mrs. T, 2.
Kimball, vice president; Mrs: E. p. Dick
son, Jr.. secretary. and Mrs. Luther Arm
years study is Roman and Italian His
tory" Roll call was responded TO with
names of Ancient Romans and some dis
!inguishing fact about them; me remain
Paper on Roman Mythology" Mrs. Ef.
ne q. Abraham; Map Study of italy
Mrs. v. E; Bragg; paper "Establishmeat
500 to 4a B. c." Mrs. T. d, Kimbal!:
King: oral. 'sstories of CorioIanus and
c~i mel n tmro Mrs b slday- i, interesting on
and the Armstrong family has occupied
it for nearly sixty years. The house is
two rooms the uncovered ~rafters, which
are becoming popular a second time. Ev-
erything Is built with a thickness and
strength that will stand for several gen
e~rations more. Ladies present on Tues
day, besides those mentioned. were Mines.
Frank NJ. Allen. Annie o. Armstrong. Ida
L. Drummer, A. V. Campbell. 81. Ed
george D. Dana. W. K Ewing. NJ, L.
Gerould. Frank w. Gibson. H. n. Hender-
son. John R. Moore. .clegg, E: H. Holton,
Jones, Moore. Worth n Miss Carolyn
The Monday Club has decided to post
pone its first meeting until December.
The Woman's Association of Congrega-
tional Church held its first all-day meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Hymes of New
Albany, Ind, were recent visitors at Mrs.
]. D. Gibson's.
Miss Alice Early has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Alfred Radforth,
Of Glencoe.
Mrs. Ida Robey, who has been visiting
Mrs. Dundas Simpson, has returned home
to Grants Pass, Ore.
Nj. and Mrs. John W. Barron and
daughter. Marie. OF Teziutlanf, who have
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
evening, taking with them Miss Julia
Irene Baum, ]. Will Barron's daughter.
Pedro Lombardo Of the same place, who
has also been visiting the Barrcns; has
Miss Virginia Miller IS visiting her
uncle. Douglas Miller. In Washington
mrs. Elizabeth Huntress Of Washing
ton, D.. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Samuel Barron.
Miss Berenice Simpson entertained last
day. Those present were Eleanor and
Raymond Gruner, Elizabeth and Marion
Gregory. Baron Langton. Donald Grove
Mt. and Mrs. ]. W. Cary of North
Platte, Neb.. visited the c. c. Harris this
week,
afternoon for Mrs. Sibley Of Helena,
Mont. and Mrs. Warren Healey OF Bos-
ton. Tables for six-handed euchre We're
arrsnEed on the m,t, ye r a Thi spd W ass
paragus vines. tied with gold and green
ribbons. Ice, cakes and bonbons carried
out the same colors. as well az the tally
cards; Psize sof fell to e H q Gss a. AND W n e.
Watrons. Other guests were Mines. John
Donaldson. Nelson Davi onnie Davis OF
f s 4 q 3. ( Kaufman II SaT F. Z stsaaar y,
~. Prince. Anderson, Ed Ranneils. G.
P. Hutchinson. Charles Coen. c: N;
Avery, Marshall Baker; A z;
Justin kendrick. Jr.. Is attending college
at Andovcr. Mass.
Several. couples are planning to winter
MT. and Mrs. Allen McKinnie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic l.. Stoddard. Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Amman and others from Kirkwood
U. 8 A. from Fort Thomas. KY. and
william Hubbard Of Clifton. Tenn, are
guests Of Mr., and Mrs: c, H, Blanehard.
NATION. Ill, are visiting Misses Mary and
Carolyn Allen.
Miss Margaret Bryant Is visiting friends
Mrs. c. L. Koss Of Philadelphia visited
various friends in Webster during the
week. She Is now in Axtell. Kas.. with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R Belts are entertain
ing Mr.. md Mrs. William Hubbard ard
Miss Evelyn Hubbard Of Rochester. \: Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G~eisenberg OF Natchez'
Miss. visited Mrs. Louis Bry during the
week. She will entertain Mr.. and Mrs. ]:
Block OF Memphis this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bry have only recently returned
from attending the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Block In Memphis, some two weeks
ago. The bride and bridegroom are max
ing the Fair part Of their honeymoon trip.
Mr.. Harry Salveter. who has been in
Lolodorf, Southwest Africa. as a mis-
sionary, has come home for a years rest
before returning to his work.
Miss Myra SINNERS marriage to Mr..
Frank Meade win take place late in No
yember. b. date has not been definitely
set yet. II will be a home wedding.
Doctor snd Mrs. s. D. Pelham OF Ashe-
vile. n. c., Is visiting Mrs. D.. M. SHILLING.
Mrs. Pelham Is q sister Of Mrs. Shilling.
week Mrs. b p. Hilands of Pfttsburg
Mrs. Skiiling's guest.
Mra. N. B. Ayres of Dubuque. Ia. with
Marshall and Alison Ayres, Is visiting
Mrs. c. A. Lewis.
Miss Alice Crabtree of Omaha IS visiting |
her sister. Mrs. Harry Hasspool.
Nr, ana NTs. August Koch OF Akron, O., :