The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-09-05

Russell Allen Chipley. eldest son Of the
late L. NJ. Chipley OF Old Orchard. is to be
married this morning to Miss Lily Wood
ward Young. second daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Young of No. 1925 Delmar boule-
ward.
After the wedding which Will
be witnessed only by members Of the two
families and a few out-of-town friends. Miss
Luella Chipley. youngest sister Of the BRIDE
groom. will announce TO the relatives her
engagement and approaching marriage 10
John Craven Briggs of ST. Joseph, Mo.
Double congratulations therefore will be in
order.
The marriage OF Miss Young and Mr..
Chipley is 10 be very simple and entirely
informal in all the arrangements. There
will be neither bridesmaids nor groomsmen.
AT half after 10 the guests are asked to as
semble in the long d~rawing-room. which is
TO DE trimmed I'm pink and white roses with
the customary complement of palms and
greens. The Reverend Doctor J. T. NJ. John
ston will read the service. after which will
come a breakfast, the bride and bridegroom
departing on a noon train for New York
and other Eastern cities. They expect to
spend a fortnight IN travelling.
On their return they will take up their
temporary residence In Cabanna for the
autumn. with at-home days announced for
the Fridays in October at the Young resi-
dence. No. 1926 Delmar boulevard, Mrs.
Young receiving with her daughter.
Miss Young Will be married in her going
away gown of dark blue breadcloth, the
Elton jacket worn over a blouse of soft
white satin foulard. A smart little toQue OF
blue velvet completes the costume. She will
carry a large loose cluster Of bride roses
during the
The Ol,aSfa u-tl ypcI,1o bari5u L. <o--;r-
of the bride. Mr.. and Ma 8. H. Young,
Miss Grace Young and VIII Young; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Z. Young OF Chicago, uncle
and aunt Of the bride: Mrs. William 7. Zeig-
Ter Of Little Rock, also an aunt; and the
bridegroom's relativss-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Eaton of Raymond avenue. Mrs. Emily
Eaton. Mrs. Ruth Biickhahn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur p. Bingham. Miss Luella Chipley.
Air. Lucisn Chipley. Colonel Blees OF Ma
con. Mo-. an Intimate family friend Of the
YouEg's, is expected to arrive In time for
the ceremony.
The announcement OF Miss Luslla Chip
ley's engagement to Mr.. Briggs of st. Jo-
seph fs hardly a surprise to her friends, Is
the young man has made frequent visits 10
ST. Louis Of late. and has been devoted and
assiduous In his attentions. He comes Of a
fine old family of ST. Joseph. and occupies
a place in the best society OF the Missouri
city.
Miss Chipley has made her home with her
married sister. Mrs. Eaton. ever since the
death OF her father. and the subsequent Ie-
moyal OF herself and her brothers from the
Chipley mansion at Old Orchard. The we'd
ding Will take place at the Eaton residence.
No. 590S Raymond avenue: but no date has
yet been set. Mr.. Briggs's mother is dan
gerousiy i'll. anu while the original inten-
ton of Miss Chipley and her fance was to
be married early In October, 1t will be i'm
possible to fix a day until Mrs. Briggs i'm
proves. They may be obliged to hasten the
marriage. arranging for a late September
wedding; but have issued no cards as yet
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willard Teasdale
have sent out cards for the marriage of
their sister. Miss Katherine E. Walsh, to