The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-11-20

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Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Boyd are travelling
in Southern California
Mrs. Ashley Cabcll has returned from
Memphis.
Tho Monday Evening Club OF kirawood
WEI mold the first meeting OF the feasoa
az IA. homo OF Juoee and Mrs NiIngin
vs.. Keyscr tomorrow light. Doctor II.
Louis ScIdan OF 81. Louis will toe the
speaker OF INC evening. and his suojsct
VIII be, Robert Burns.'
M.s. beSs.e i,rvwn Kicker OF Chicago
is Visiting her mother. Mrs. William ]. II.
l-rJwn.
Mrs Alfred Franklin ssuith. after a
pleasant VISIT to hAikwood FRIENDS. Dc
purrru for her home IN Lexington, Mo.
Iae marriage OF Miss Mary Crosby
Sncc1 10 Albert Josepa DAVIS VIII take
pace Tuesday evening at 5 o'c-oc 1t the
Presbyterian Church In the orioal party
bride; Miss Carriiee Wide. Miss Sara AD-
raham, Mildred Smith; Messrs. Breen. I'd.
Steuer, Walter Mitchell, Arthur Worth
ngton and Gdibert De Foe
Mss Mary Ryan and William j. Hert-
ling. Jr.. will be married Wednesday aft
ernoon, November -. at I o'c-ock, at st.
Peters Church. The Reverend Il. J..
The lIrkwood F'ortnightly Club met
Tuesday afternoon at the horne or Mrs.
George G. Landers.
In responding 10 the roll call quotations
from Martin Luther were given.
The paper of the day was read by Mrs.
Charles Slddy, whose subject was The
Decline OF the Roman Empire; 30 E. C..
10 i6 A. D." She talked most enre-tain-
ingly OF the customs, dress. literature,
home-life and education OF the Italians.
Three-minute talks were given on Con-
stantine. S~avanarola and Martin Luther,
men who have Influenced Italy r~eligiously,
siddy and Mrs. william sissens. re-
speGtiyely. 4 paper on The Madonnas
p. Dickson Jr.
Among those present were Mines. Luz.
Their Armstrong: w. C. Bragg, J. B. Clay
IT, Thomas b KimbaI.. Guy Truloek,
n. I. Gerould. H. n. Henderson and John
Moore.
The ladies of the Methodist Church will
hold a Christmas bazaar and social at the
Mrs: Merriam of washington, d. c.,
Who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Mrs. Effie Abraham is expecting p her
sister, Mrs. Ponsford. to arrive by De
cember /. to spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gay Martin and
their little daughter. Virginia, will depart
Thursday for Tampa. Fla.
Miss Sara Abraham will entertain the
Dav.s-Sneed wedding party at dinner to-
AIR. and Mrs Stephens OF Illinois.
Miss Agnes Blankemeier was quietly
married to Frederic Harris on Wednesday,
morning.
The ceremony was performed at st.
Peters Church by the Reverend p. +.
stemker; The bride wore a pretty sirlish
gown Of Persian lawn trimmed with lace
OF brides roses. Her veil was fastened to
her hair with pearl pins. Miss Minna
~Blsnkemeier attended her sister as maid
trimmed with lace. She carried a shower
bouquet Of bridesmaid roses. Mr.. Harris
was attended by his brother Otto.
two families were driven to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Blankeme!er, where
breakfast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris departed at noon
with the parents OF the Bridegroom while
their new homS is be ns completed.
MI. and Mrs George Andrew Lewis.
MIS- A. L s s, and Miss Emily /. Nc.
Lewis Institute In the Sleed-cairns place
during the Worlds Fair season. expect to
depart for Detroit In a few days. The
school Is closed and tho pupils have re-
turned to their homes
Among the entertainments given In
honor Of Miss Mary sneed was a linen
bartner avenue. Cabanne.
The third OF Marshall barracks Shakes-
peare reatsis was given TUESDAY evening
Before beginning his imp~ersonations. Mr..
HaTTaeh tod the story Of the play. ex-
taaaHiaS now inc CWln brothers, An
tipholus. each with bis servant, Dromeo.
ship during a storm at sea: how one
A%ntipholus, with his father and bronco.
reached Syracuse and how the other An
tipholus and his Dromeo landed at Ephe-
sus. Gpon the meeting OF these two pairs
F, OF twins eighteen, years afterward. the
humor Of the comedy depends.
AS. this Is one Of the shortest OF Shakes
peaTS's plays Mr.. Darrach recited a few
poems Of which he. himself. is the su-
thor. They are: "Marguerite's Ewes"
The Poet and the Bore "a Canoe Song.
and "He Kissed Her"
Among those in the largo and appre-
Giativs audience. were MessrS and Mines.
Daniel s. Brown: Charles Hart Mclean,
Erana j.: H B9wn; G: T. .stebbins,
w. A. Albright ]. n. Ewing. Derrick
p. Hernm. D"Aa' L"
Mines. ". ?. Bigss. Lorraine F. Jones.
J. g. Chandler. Berkley Jones. Bessie
Gown Kicker Of Chicago. John Pitman or
New York. e. J.. Davis. Hector II Nc-
Lean, IF. Potter, Albright. HouCh.
Inc Misses Amy Chandler, Henrietta
Scheetz, Georgia Biggs, Hough, Emma
Vaughan. Margaret Wilkinson. Katherine
Tratz: Ernelinc Warfield, Jessie Ewing.
LILY vaughan, Florence Wilkinson. Nc,
lean. Tracy. Kate Tracy. Albright and
Neii McMullen. Messrs. John C. Wiikin-
son. +. +. Settler, Frank Webster. Yer
non Hart and c. F. Malcomson Of lola.
ALTON.