The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-07
MAY ERECT MONUMENT.

Mrs. ]. VIII Boyd and MIS-. John Bur
ton Kennard entertained the St Louis
Chapter. d. A. p. yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF Mrs. Boyd. No. i62s Ber-
lin avenue
Mrs John Booth. regent. presided, and
the social session was preceded by
business meeting. as this constituted tho
first meeting Of the autumn season Mrs
About lbs members. nearly the whole
chapter roster. presented themselves: ,i,' and
The house was prettiiy decorated with
many potted-sword ferns and profusion
of cut flowers. while refreshments were
served In the dining-room from norll-
ly-arranged table.
An important subject for discussion az
the business meeting was that of erect
ing bowlder monument OF rough I'M
hewed stone to mark the burial plaza
OF the Revolutionary soldiers and two OF
ficers, whose bones were recently removed
Cemetery at Jefferson Barracks. This
bowlder will be placed In position tho
last OF this week with fitting exercises
The Rapsr ts vise Gs presseni seaeT
al for the State Of missouri. which sne
read at the recent State conference; was
read yesterday. followed by q tax oy
its workings. a short music programme
Of the national airs was arranged py
Miss Daisy Powell. chairman Of the En-
tGrCllnQNelL
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Eugenia Howard is the next
debutante to be introduced She VIII be
formally presented by her mother. Mrs.
Kate Howard. OF vandeventer place. FIJI
day evening. December 16. at large bali
to be given at the ST. Louis Woinans
Club. of which Mrs. Howard IS member
Airs. Edward F. Macy OF Hotel Beers de-
parted hastily on Monday for Baltimore
called East by the critical illness Of q
niece.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Garrison Jr. re-
turned yesterday from their wedding trip.
They were in Asheville. n. c.. most Of tho
time while away Mrs Garrison receives
for the first time next Monday afternoon
December IL.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Ff1stoo have re-
moved from their Mcpherson avenue home
to Washington boulevard. having taken
the Goodfellow house. which IL near
Union boulevard.
Mrs. W. J. Gilbert VIII depart tbs last
OF the week for New Rochelle. N. Y.
to spend the holidays With he. daughter:
Mrs. VIII Durham. The Dunhauis have
a handsome new home next door to Au-
gustus Thomas, the playwright.
Mr.. and Mrs william F. Niedrmshaus
and Miss Maud Niedringhaus arc enter
tanning Mr.. George Luddington Young OF
Colorado and Chicago. Miss Niedr1ne
haus's fance. The Eiedringhaus-Young
wedding IS to take place on December Il
Mr.. Alfred Robyn Is In town for a fort
night and at his home In West Pine boule.
ward Mr Robyn will depart for Boston
Just before tho holidays.
Card clubs are beginning to flourish,
now that the Fair Is over and the need for
some specified form Of relaxation is OBJ
vious. One int resting and very jolly even-
ing club had its first meeting Last night at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John h
Murphy of West Pine boulevard. Twenty
four members. both men and women, be-
long, and the roster includes only married
folk This club plays old-faShioned euchra.
which has been In existence for several
years. with no '.frtlls." as one member de-
game last night were:
NesAeu1s and Mesdamee-
Oliver Garrison, GeorH p E0eA
Byron Nusezs Howsst sle.n
Charles GaczS J. T. Wallace
Mrs. 8. p. Shriber Of No. E3aA Cook xve-
nue. departed last night for Te1arknna,
Ark, to spend part Of the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Adolph SandberKer