The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-05
GROVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Baker enter
tanned a hundred guests last Monday even
ing with readings by Mrs. Fenetta Sargent
Haskell.
Some of the guests present were Messts.
ald Mines. F. L.. Stoddard. Judson A.
Bemis. ]. D.. Ripley. E. S. Healy, J. R.
Belts. j. C. Jones. Isaac Hedges Cram,
Fellows. w. H: Tustin. r. A. Allen. A. K.
Prince. c. L.. Martin: w. c. lager. H C.
s MTiset' H J. v. E seb sIeh Mmes. S Moore r; 4 n
Tritle, Hackstaff of Brooklyn. A. S. kan
drick of Wichita. the. Misses May Hart
and Mary Bonham-
ing of the year last Monday afternoon.
The inauguration of new officers took place
as follows: President. Mrs. E; n. Hoiton:
responding secretary, Mrs. r. d. Mac
Arthur; recording secretary. Mrs. Gilbert
Fox; treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Quarles: aud
itor. Mrs. w. c. Rumsey. A programme
was given. as follows:
Plano .Nevin
Till i, Miss Augusta ouarles
Hacsstar q B.eoklyn: reprssent,ns
Remarks on club work by Mrs. A J.
Eakins Of Indian Territory
Our Army Of the D~ead-Carleton
E. F. Cushing
NlgfunEale SOng.. ,Neyiu
Mrs. william l. Alofe.
PLANO Duet-Ffom Foreign Parts cPo-
Misses Hazel Allen and Augusta ouaries.
Mrs. Hopper Of sturgis. s.. D.. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. H: c. Wrigh
C. F.. Dewey departed last Monday
evening for Kansas City.
Miss Flora B. Wise of Kansas City de-
parted for home last Monday morning.
The thirty-sixth piano recital by pupils
of Miss Mary E. Allen will be given to-
morrow evening In tho Con Crapaftona1 IN,
ditorium. the soloist and graduate being
Miss Dorothy B.. Weeke. The programme
follows:
SliyeT Mason
Sereeuse karGanoF
sese Mis-. Weeks 'huh'ns'ein
aorninSmThs Mountain Men...-..."~.Greig
Misses Weeks. Eloise Bristol. Hazel Allen and
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. ns1,
Mss Weeks.
vocal Henry. a Smart mn.le by MISS MoTd Wesk BY
Mrs. Clarence Brooks. Mrs; FRANKLIN knight.
SHnssT VEIN ia a ace alnps; eP" on is Second piano ss
Miss Mary E. Allen
Mrs. Hereford of sapulpa. 1. T. is vis-
ittnE her daughter. Mrs. c. L, Armstrong.
Fellows house in Webster Park. Mr.. AMI
Mrs, Fellows will depart for Kansas City
in about two weeks.
that Of Miss Edith Crabtree of Omaha
to Harry Horspool and that of Miss Susie
Clark and John Gillespie.
e1 Mrsi Ra ap ,e NJ MILLS Mills CAV gay, rt the closing
ing in the Presbyterian lecture-room. A
c%antata, "'rhe Flower Of Happiness" was
William Orr Anderson was one of the
graduates from the Benton School of Law
r. -
City. '
Mrs. ]. W. Donaldson. Mrs. ]. V. Nc
Garthy and SON Donaldson, are taking the
Mrs; T; G; Young and her daughter
Dorothy, Ruth and Marjory, departed last
Tuesday for Sylvan Beach.
Mrs. W. A. Sisson IS entertaining Mrs.
A. G. Eakins of. Madill, /. T.
Miss Francis Dawson departed last
"Wednesday for a visit to Mrs. A D.. Hon
TIL Misses Kate and Alice Holt of To.
peka, Kas., are visiting Miss Elizabeth
Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Day are making an
extended Western trip.
General and Mrs. Page Of Fort Thomas
with their daughters. the Misses Florence
and Mar!ory Page. visited Mrs. c. H.
Mrs. William Morse of Buffalo is yis-
iti Ms. Mrs. Woo Kent Jarvis. Mic. n.,,.
McKughar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephrain CockrelI of Mex
leo are visiting Mrs. CockrelPs parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Hogan.
Mrs, William Balm e visiting her daugh-
ter; Miss Charlotte Balm. in Kirksville.
ton last Tuesday afternoon. Receiving
with her were Mrs. c. P. Hutchinson.
Miss Hunt. Miss Woolworth and Miss Da-
Wis Of WATERFOWL. N. 7. The house was
fragrant with a profusion of roses of all
colcrs. those in the sdining-room being
Jacqueinot. to blend with the table deco
~rations. which Were all of deep red. Miss
Anney Brown and Miss Carroll presided
at the punch bowl. Some Of the guests
present were Mines. r. A. QuarleS. A. K.
Prince. II. C.. Watrour, Charles Blood.
George Watson. c. W. Clark. F. L. Stod-
dard. ]. D. Gibson. Marshall Baker. H. H.
Salisbury. Roger AMMAN. A. 4. Kaufman.
r. A. Allen. Glenn Hutchinson. Alexander
Penny, Water Alley. the Misses Katherine
and Edna Sidney, Nell Anguish. Lucille
MecCreliis and Gussie Quaries. !.
Herbert Baker, Lyman Warren, Howard
Gruet and Hender SCHUYLER are spending
the week in barracks with the other Cu1-
yer Academy boys at the Worlds Fair.
Swami Abhecananda, q Hindoo teacher.