The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-15
BARADA-WALSH WEDDING
SEPTEMBER 12-NOTES


The wedding Of Miss Katherine Walsh
and Mr.. Francis Y. Barada has been set
fer September IL. and viii be a very quiet
affair. with only relatives ard a few inti-
mate friends to witness the Aft
er a lengthy wedding journey. Mr.. Barada
and his bri le will take up their residence
for the autumn and winter at one Of the
downtown hotels.
Mrs. Edward Krausnick is visiting in At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Koehler. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Limberg. Miss Koehler and their
party are now at Wiesbaden, Germany.
and will remain there for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. August C. Stock of White
more place are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. Houston Force. her daughters. the
Misses Force, and Miss Delphine Dalton.
who have been at Asbury Park. are now in
the Adirondacks with a house party.
Mr.. L. D.. Dozier of Westmoreland place
has taken a cottage for the remainder of
the summer at Cape May. whittier he has
transported his family. including Mrs. f.
l. Lewis. and Miss Lewis. together with a
number of horses and traps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mclaughlin and
Miss Constance Mclaughlin. who are
spending the summer at Mackinac. will not
return until September 5.
Doctor Robert E. Wilson has returned
from Charlevoix. Petoskey and the North
ern resorts. where he spent a fortnight.
Mrs. NJ. C. Butler OF Celma boulevard
is at Put-in-Bay for a visit.
Miss Alice Layat, violiniste. a pupil Of
Emil Karst of St. Louis, was awarded the
prize of honor in Paris last week, by a
unanimous vote OF the Jury of artists at
the concours. or annual competition Of the
Ecole Superieure de Violon. Miss Layat,
who is just IS. expects to return to st.
Louis early in the fall, when she will give
a series of concerts.
Miss Frances Berry has gone to Calves
ton. Tex, for a visit.
Miss Florence Overall and her brother.
John Overall. Jr., departed on Sunday for
New York, whence they will sail this week
for Europe.
Mrs. Charles A. Booth OF the Arsenal is
entertaining her mother. Mrs. John Young
Brown. Sr., Of Kentucky.
Miss Louisa Hertrig has gone to New
York to spend a month with her brother.
Mrs. r. X. Walker will return TODAY to
South Haven. Mich. where she will visit
at the cottage of Mrs. Ferd Kaiser for two
weeks.
Miss Della Geraghty of Claiming avenue
Is spending the summer at Hanover, Ind.
Mrs. ]. steitz and the Misses steitz of
No. 1886 Whittemore place are spending the
summer ar trpan i 1Ia Wis
Mrs. ]. D. Houseman Of Tower Grove
place is entertaining Miss Minnie Stansbery
Of Carondelet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie c. Fitch will depart
on Saturday for Eureka Springs, where
they Will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Logan Tompkins and children of
Hirkwood have gone to Belmar. N
where they will visit at the cottage Of Mrs
ID. S. Brown, who has been at BeImar since
early in the season.
ME- and Mrs. o. L. Whitelaw and family
wiz oepaft Tor Gananoque. Canada, to-
niSnt. to remain several weeks.
Miss Barbara Blackman OF Eartmer ave-
nue. VIII depart to-day for jamestown. r
l.. where she will join Mrs. ID. r. Francis.
Judge and Mrs. Shepard Barclay Will, de-
part for Clifton Springs to-day. From there
they SO to visit Mr.. dwaEd Mallinckrodt
and family at their summer home in the
Adlrondaeks. Judge and Mrs. Barclay ex-
pect 10 return in about six weeks.
Cnaries j. Maurer. the attorney. will he
married at noon to-day to Miss Minnie G.
Meyer. daughter of Conrad Meyer of No
1874 South Compton avenue. The Ceremony
WIN be performed at the brides home by
Judge LETT Pollard Tho cp,,pIa u;fr -,
a portion of their honeymoon at the Ptasa
Ciiautauc,a. Both Mr.. Maurcr and AIi.s
Meyer grew up at ST. Jacob. ILL.,. and their
courtshlp dates back to their school DAYS.