The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
WEBSTER GROVES.

3lr and Mrs Harry Allan Of Vernon
avenue have moved to Webster and arc
living on Maple avenue.
j. W. Erwin save an illustrated lecture
on California Tuesday evening IN Brist"!
hall. Proceeds went TO the Protestant
Mr. and Mrs. J. Block who have been
returned {" theii home III Memphis.
The WOmIuS Association OF Cungre-
sationaI church had its annual business
meeting Friday afternoon. after which a
social hour. with r"iresimsntS' folio" ed.
visiting Miss Lucille Marshall.
]: :. kendricll WAS surprised last Sat
urciay by a number OF his friends Who
came with gifts to celebrate his birth
Those present were Misses and Mines. y.
r Deacon. t. NJ. Avery. VI. W. Warren.
". &. Rums"y. 9. NJ. Skinner. Charles j.
kcndricF and VI. Il. Bisgcrs
Mrs Donald Currie who las bocn
spending several months with her sisters
Mrs. Lewis Lacy ard Mrs Bartlett Ad-
ans. has returned 10 her home in San
Mrs. NJ. T. Chestnut is entertaining Mrs.
Charles Newman ana Miss Lena Newman
of Durango. Colo.
Miss Frances Gres9ry entertained the
q 1. Club last Friday evening. Those
present were Misses Carrie Smith. Adele
and Corinne iIcrnbley. Mary Flock. Fran
ces Clayton: Messrs. Raymond SpraEue.
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and Horace GooGbar.
Mrs. A. :. Lee departed last week for
Pittshurg k1s-. where her husband pre-
ceted her. ana where they will reside.
Doctor ard Mrs. {. l.. Armstrong will
spend III. holidays in Clinton. Mo. where
family.
Ar. and Mrs. james s Thatcher OF Dali
las Tex. are visiting Mrs. Charles Ma
q re.
Mrs. Colin DaLbon OF Memphis Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Miss Cora Forbes has returned from sev-
eral months abroad.
The Literary Section Of the Monday club
with Miss Carolyn Allen. The subject
Shakespeare as Man a Poet and
liramattst.'' was introduced by Mr.. !. {.
Jones and freely discussed by the other
members. Those present We're: Mines. FL
ward JOY. W. u. Grove. Z. Il. Macarthur.
+. +. Gushing. Thomas Middleton. William
J.. .iicfS. E. II. Hoiton. Charles Twining.
]. Courtney Jones. Kate X. Jones and Jo-
seph Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred johnson will spend
the holidays with relatives in Philadelphia
The open meeting OF the Monday Club to-
morrow will be In charge of the Current
Topics Section. There will be a Christmas
Programme OF music and readings.
The Executive Committee of the Tues
day Evening Club has sent out announce
uary 10 at Judge j, +. McKeighan's
The subject will be The Worlds Fair:
Its Successes and Surprises and will be
opened hy a leader. and followed up III
open discussion by the members in brief
speeches. Owing to the necessary o!n.s-
sdon of tho annual business meeting. last
spring, the old officers are held over for
this meeting. Election of new officers will
follow the programme.
Mrs. William l.. Alofs OF Old Orchard
gave farewell dinner Sunday for several
foreign friends. who have been here In
the interest OF the Worlds Fair. Guests
We're: Miss Alice Zeisch of Berlin. otto
Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Won Hessen-
burch. Alexander Richter Pierre Jansen
of Paris. Misses Elizabeth and Mary
Blanchard and ]. +. Hefenstein.
Edward TwirinG returns this week from
a years residence in New York. and will
G.enolga Place. Eigehrook.
The Webster Park Gard Club had its
first meeting last night at the residence of
A Il. Deacon.
Mrs, +. II. Hclton will give a luncheon
who DEPARTS shortly to reside in New
York
Doctor VIII Northrop. formerly OF Web
ster. has been seriously il! at the home
of his brother. the Reverend John Moth
fo5. Of Macon. Ga.
noon With Mrs. John Van GOIlton. Mrs.
Gilbert Fox CAV" n paper on Poets Of
tho Eliznbet han Period" Mrs. George GIL
read selections from SpenCers "Fairie
nv Mrs. w. j. Il. Mcfarter and Mrs. G.
c. Harris. An hour was given to current
events.
james G. Dawson IS still q: 81: I.uke's
Hospital. undergoing a long. tedious i'll
n"ss. His ply siCians say il will hr several
weeks before he can be removed TO his
homo.
Tho ladies uf Emmanuel Church gave n
bazaar Wednesday night. p which -hsy
sold all but few articles of tr"ir stock
Tuxedo Methodist church gave a New
England <,Irp"r E'riday.
Th" toEsf'"E;l ionnl Sunday Schno! will
give its annual Christmas entertaiarne.t
Friday evening. at which time = Cantata
entitled Santa claus and the Star Queen
Will hn given. with Miss Lula Buchanan as
the leading character.