The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-31
WOMEN's CLUBS.
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Chart Club drawing rooms will be held
! Tuesday. February 2, at IL a.. m. by Mrs.
Chas. H. Anderson at West End Hotel;
the same day at p. m. by Mrs. Maria I.
Johnston at Washington Hotel; Wednes-
S Edward Gnaty Mart at amilton M to Hotel. I French
The Ten O'Clock Musical held Its open
meeting at the Odeon Recital Hall on Fri
day evening. January q. It. was a reci
Rubenstein and Union Musical clubs added
much to the excellence Of the programme.
The next meeting will be held on
home of Miss Hattie B. Ely. No.35is Wash
| tngton avenue. The programme on Fri
| day night was as follows:
First st piano. Mr.. Tyrie W. Lyon: second piano
Mrs. c. J. Luyties Rubinstein Club
3 Among AnF the Lilies IIegshaw pan. pan,
Mrs Taylor BernaeS; naeS:r ace0mpanis'' Arthur
fl-''0-'''SA'"'dH Miss Elsa Lang. ''"'''''
| Violin
taJ punika polish folk song, .:;....;
OBJ cfacoviienns dciish dance, 'i'~ -. -
Miss Ellen b. Johnson; accompanied Mrs. E.
I e Frohmann.
"a, Jung Dietrich ..................: Henschel
s HsimliHEs sfisIlfTsiss s;rssc XSn ySn f1etz f1e
Nc @ As Aa s3se from heFGfsds Musical ss Mssseses se
| companst. Arthur Lieber r.,,,,.-
Miss Rose L. PfeiTsr; second piano, Arthur
Songs
| {bj Aria from Lakme .....:........... Dellbes
tc) 81 Eous rAriez compris -. Denza
Mrs. T. p, Frohmann. violin obliRBto Miss
Ellen Johnson accompanist, Rose I. Pfeitfer.
The Modern Novel Club reviewed "A
Comedy of Conscience" Doctor Mitchelrs
lconscience last week. 1t was agreed
that no man is born without conscience.
! 1t was asked how much does personal
opinion affect the conscience. as in Serc-
mas case Mrs Natter suggested that
| the conscience teaches what Is right. as
the reason shows what Is true. Mrs.
Wright holds that man knows he is an
swerabie; each one feels the Il ought"
The Tuesday Club held Its annual busi-
ness meeting this week. a social enter
| tainment followed. when Mrs. e. S. Clapp
was installed president for the ensuing
term
Harmony Literary Circle met with Mrs.
Will Archer, No. 1871 Union boulevard, last
week and continued its study OF the Lou
isiana Purchase Exposition. Had someI
very interesting and authentic papers on'
the educational and financial part of 1t.
The hostess served a delicious iuncneon,
after which the meeting closed to meet
with Mrs. Niehaus, No. 6ll9 Gambleton
place. February 8.
The Literary Symposium had a World
Fair programme Thursday morning, en-
titled History in Statues" Mrs. Griffith
gave running sketch Of the difrerentl
races, explorers and pioneers of the Lou
isana Territory and the statesmen conf
nected with Its purchase. She described
the scuIptural features of the central part
Of 10 Gro Of hai
portrait statues and monumental groups,
the Louisiana Purchase Monument and
the most beautiful. In these statues she
founded not only individual biography, but |
also the history of the great West.
Mrs. Frank P. Crunden entertained the
jefferson Chapter. Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution, Saturday afternoon at her
beautiful Westminster place home About |
forty ladies were present. The annual re-
ports Of the officers were read and the
chapter proceeded to the election of off,
GERS for the ensuing year.
Mrs. W. G.. ChaPpeu was unanimously |
made first vice regent and Miss Dalton
second vice regent. Miss Anna Force was
elected recording secretary. Miss Wilmoth
bel Bryan assistant, Mrs. Samuel NJ.
Green treasurer, Mrs. Margaret H. Taylor
registrar, Mrs John Ralston historian.
Mrs. David R. Calhoun. Mrs. Frank P.
Crunden, Mrs. Boeck and Mrs Jesse NJ
Battle were elected to membership on the
Board Of Directors. Delegates to the Con-
tinental Congress to be held at Washing
ton in April were elected. Mrs. Moody
and Mrs. Hinman Clark were made al
ternates for the regent. while Mrs. Taylor
was elected delegate. with Miss Wilmoth
Evans as alternate.
Mrs. Crunden served delicious refresh
ments after the business of the afternoon
was concluded. Mrs. George, H. Shields
sat at the head of the table and poured
coffee. while Mrs. John Ralston assisted