The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-26

The marriage Of Miss Theresa Marie
SaIer. third daughter of Mrs. Louisa Saler
OF No. 2s5; California avenue, to Robert
Charles Reilly, son of the late Doctor
Roier; Reilly of Carondele,, will be solemn
tied this morning at $50 O'Clock at 81.
Agness Church.
Decorations Of palms and greens are 10 be
used in the edfiCs5. the veStibule banked
with palms and the chanccl festOoned with
smiiax, with tall ferns grouped about the
altar.
There will be two Ushers. the bride
grOum,s brothers Charles and Arthur
Reilly. The bride, who is 10 enter the
church alone. will be attended by two
bridesmaids. Miss jose phine Reilly and Miss
Matilda Wancler. her cousin. Louis Reilly
is to he his brothers best man: and Ferd
Meyer will serve as g-oOmsman-
White satin ducheSsc IS to form the we'd
ding gown. the skirt plain and made with
a very long train. The boiic" Is decorated
with a transparent yoke auI sleeves OF en-
broilerc,i white chiffon: and trimmed about
The corsage with ornaments OF pearls The
tulie veil will he caught TO the hair with
spray of orange blossoms: while a large
shower bouquet Of bride roses and ferns Will
be carried. Miss Salsr will wear as her
only ornament a pendan; of diamonds.
The two maids are to wear gowns alike
OF white French null trimmed I'm lace ruff
ornament the hOdices. with knots and loose
floating euds of velvet from the shoulders.
In their hair they will wear pink panne
aigrettns. Their bouquets axe TO lie showers
OF pink carnations.
Mrs. Salcr. who has not yet laid aside her
MORNINGS. will wear black grenaGine. re-
hoyed with little white satin and trimmed
in black chiffon nounces.
After tine ceremony. which will be per-
formed 10y the Reverend Father Jonn J.
Tannrath. breakfast will follow at the
brides home. in California avenue. Only
the members OF the bridal party are 20 be
guests AT this breakfast. AT o'clock in the
afternoon. Mrs. Saler will entertain all the
relatives of both the bride and bridegroom
with "a supper. and in the evening a recep-
tiun To friends will he held from until 10
clock.
The house Is to he much trimmed In roses,
pink and white being the two culors EN-
ployed. The mantels will be arranged with
roses and foliage. the doorways portiered
with sniiax and the corners banked with
palms.
After the reception tho bridal couple will
go Immediately TO their own home, No.
2336 Meramec street, a new house which
has just been completed and furnished
They will be at home after the LIST of
August.
Mrs. Sa!er. the brides mother has made
arrangements 10 give up her California ave-
nue. house. and will reside perma nently with
her daughter.
Mrs. Charles p. Rayse departed the first
of the week for an extended trip through
the North and East.
Mrs. q. NJ. Biggers and her daughter.
Mrs. Lansing F. Smith, are spending a few
weeks at Put-in-Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar koehIer. Miss Koch
Ter and Mrs. Rudolph Limberg are at
on he Main. They will remain
abroad until late in the fail.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mallinckrodt are
now at Narragansett, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore u. Meier.
Misses Mary and Esther Barrett and Miss
Elizabeth Kelley are at Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Manning departed
will visit at the various Wisconsin resorts
until the last of August.
Mrs S. G. Taylor is at Lakewood, y. Y.
for months stay.
Mrs. c. l.. Hobiitzeile and Miss Judith
Hobiitzelle have gone 10 Wequetonsng for
the remainder of the summer.
Miss: Florence West will depart next week
for Wequetonsing. where she will visit her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas II. West, Jr-. at their cottage.
Mrs. Minerva Carr is spending the sum