The St. Louis Republic., 1901-06-19
MRS. JOHN TRIGG MOSS,
Who was Miss Airline Nichols until last ey

Daisies real. country meadow daisies.
formed the floral motif last night at the
wedding OF Miss Airline Nichols and John
Trigg Moss. For the last three mornings
at the early hour Of o'clock the bride and
bridegroom. with such OF the bridal party
as live In the immediate vicinity OF the
Nichols residence In Benton. have driven
out to a so-called daisy farm" few miles
from the town. and returned before sun-up
laden with bushels of the yellow-eyed
country flower that is Just in its primal
glory at present. The blossoms thus picked
before sunrise. remained in perfect condi-
ton until last evening. and were there
Tore used In profusion at both church and
mouse, with great effect.
The ceremony was performed at the pref
" little ST. Augustine's Church. which H.
directly across the street from the brides
home. At o'clock the bridal party walked
down the garden path and over to the
church. where Mr.. A. d. Murray and Mr.
J. W. Reed had seated the 800 guests. Tho
maid Of honor was Miss Anna Miller. tho
brides cousin: while the two bridesmaids
were Miss Bertha Husunin and Miss Clara
Voris Harry B. Nichols. the brides
brother. served in the capacity Of best
man.
The bride. who is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin p. Nichols of Blendon
place. Benton. came I'm with her father.
"NAA"6 u SOWu OF Wn1tS Six null over
taneta. made with much lace insertion and
a great profusion Of tiny white ribbon.
Her tulle veil was fastened with a rose
spray and she carried q large shower of
bride roses. Miss Miller wore white point
esprit. and the two maids white organdy
frocks. made decollete. with showers Of
daisies tied with yellow ribbons
All the bridesmaids wore tulle wells. ar
ranged like the brides. except that they
did not hang over the face. Mrs. Nichols
wore Lavender foulard trimmed in duchesse
lace and narrow black velvet
me ceremony was performed by the Rev.
erend g. d. b. Miller. rector Of st. Angus
tines. the bridal couple standing beneath
an archway OF smilax and daisies erected
the altar railing, were massed on the altar
and within the chancel filed the front. and
decorated the organ loft.
Little Miss Aurilla Brigham was the
nower girl. entering the church just before
the bride and scattering daisies Miss Ora
owen. organist Of the church. played a
programme: of nuptial music before the en-
trance Of the bride: and "Oh. Promise Me-.
during the service. with the Customary
wedding marches.
A.small reception for the relative. .rs g.,
innate friends followed at the NIchols re.i-
oence. which was elaborately trimmed I'm
daisies. Mr. and Mrs. Moss have gone 70
- thNh ifOueym moon. OQ their pa
turn they will live at No. l5s RIenaor
place for the summer. 'n
Miss Edna Guthrie Alderman .,a...
oausnter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone
Alderman. No. 121 North Kings h,0hraw
and Samuel Elheard Heffern 80.
married last evening at o'clock at Deimar
avenue Baptist Church. the Reverend noc.
oor =: T. M. Johnston performing the
The ushers were Herbert Guthrie. Georr.
Iontrup. c. H. Lyle and Doctor M "a
harris Fred Bennet was the bridesroom..
pest man. Miss Elizabeth r. Rueeies was
maid OF honor for the bride. and the Misse.
Charlotte Kehrmann and Louise De Courcv
the bridesmaids. Miss Lorna Teuscher was
the. flower girl
The bride, wore white satin lined With
pink. trimmed In pearls applique and the
sk1rt paneied In shirred chiffon A tuIie
vel fastened with feather pompon. and n
pendant Of pearls and diamonds at her
throat. shower bouquet Of bride roses
completed the costume.
The maids were all gowned alike in white
Paris muslin eyer white satin, with large
bouquets Of pink sweet pease.
Mrs. Alderman wore black crepe de Chine
trimmed in duchesse lace. After a supper
to the bridal party and relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Heffern departed last night for ChIca.