The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-08
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penings.

7 Coffee Club At her home. laa2 lGanchestss
| ovenue. with lunch and coffee, and the
Misses Dolly and Mabel entestained with
Piano solos and Nay scanea With v's'in.
= EEs:Ss;:a EEs:Ss;:a. 9s.';r e x.u.
The Misses Bella and Gertrude Hen en-
tertained the n. X. BIS and their friendl
at their home on the South Side Friday
The evening was speat in music. san@-
Ing and reci:at1ons. Luncheon was served.
Taoss as: %ss Ssissnef es.s eS:s a.
Ntchol. Gertrude Hell and Bella Hell. Cos
M0ellman. Fred Peterson. Ed Weber. VIII
Pretty. Arthur Foel. George Ferguson.
The n. x. R:s Vim entertain their
ffiends At their drst Informal. 70 b gwen
as Anchor Hall. Jefferson and Park ave.
10 composed Of the following members:
Gertrude He'll. Gertrude Ober.. AJJDe Ssss,-
hardt. Theresa NcNiSLos. Laura Walsh
and Bella Hell
-he q. A. G.'s are issuing Invitations
for their third informal. % Be gwen n
No. l4i1 North Grand avenue Friday sven-
Aoersean ResaDauraaS,
eixth and Olive: now open: popular psiesA
woMEx,s CLCns.
T.o d.sEiss. room and s.a.esoem =. g. fsss: s,:
to New York. via Big Four"
Ths first regular meeting Of the Bay
v;ew Reading Club was held q the home
Of llra n. T. Brown. No. ga Maryland
ens nasS ss sse.: e this S. Club .s4. A
Purcell. first vice president: Mrs.. Annie
Stewart second vice president: Mrs. Mary
Jackson. recording secretary: Mrs. Nsll.s
Hazeliine. treasurer: Mira Zeikma. audi
tor: Mrs. Re:nhardf. historian: Mrs. Stew
ar, and Slrs. Brown. Press Committee;
Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Rogers. Entertain
rne meetings Of this club take place on
tn, first AID third Mondays OF each mon!n ont.
Ut oei1sk pa, p g. TSs snce SSosss nna a Autsa.
ths history. literature and ART o; each
The work II conducted by leaders for
e:cs book and the ST Siup 9be esub Is limited
around . large table ana discuss the
This C club holds ono reciprocity meeting
The he next meeting will be. ut the home
Of Sirs. Verify. No. IA Parkland place.
The Carondelet women's Club held.
Monday evening, the n-st meeting Ct the
season. and vas addressed BY Doctor Hu.
hsrs ~ skinner ps%%;nenip pssI sdseisSe fSs,or or
Skinner Is greatly interested IN the Sei.lS
revival In literature, having been enc OF
the most active workers In th,A
Tie ar., meeins Of the Ten O'clock
Musicale will be held on Wednesday. Oc.
toner II. At the home Of Mise Johnson. As Asos
ofsieers @ M Of the club are: Miss Elien surks
Johnson. president: Mira Z. =. Sfoman'
vice president; Mrs. James Harris treas
urer. and Mss Rose P9e1nes. secseu1y.
A, the open meeting. Monday afternoon.
OF the r. e. y. Club NrsI Rrney Dysart
ana Mrs. EDWARD 0orse recelved the mem
her: sa;., in the 'sr'0'' OF the "''nins'''
While IN. meetings VIII Be held in the
par!0.S OF the hotel for the entire seas1ns
the club WI. be received ty tho resIee'"e
The afternoon vas opened with z solo
by Miss Margaret Teas. Nrs bisney
Dy;.It: president in s bret .d6fe.s: o. =. ,op
work. Doctor J. r. Dodson. Ph; D.. vas
then introduced. the subject Of ny. after.
noon: lecture being "lsrasrs Heritage of
Mrs A X. Bradley closed the pro-
gramme with . piano solo:
Mrs. Charles loomis Of Kansas City.
Miss Charlotte L H%r.snai NGa Of ChisiieSshs iI
Miss Catherine Kendrick was appointed
journalist for the =. 3 o. Record for the
ceived by dimit from Mount Pleasant. Ia.
The Literary eympo0ium will meet reg
uiariy every Thursday At l0:30 q. n. at
Hotel ... Bsers Topic for neg: % wsek: .:in: .An.
for the eeason are: Opening. Are Dante
and Homer Dead?' "Ancient Hellas." q
map study: women OF the lliad'': Myth
o!oGy OF the HAD: Heroes Of the HAD:
'.0-ecian Rites and Games: ."Homeric |
Ar: THE Golden Age Of Athens: The |
Great Period Of eculpeurs": "Ansient
to Legend: Christmas Ch;mes.''