The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-03
five QUIET WEDDINGS FOR
THE FIRST WEEK in JULY.
John Miss Mary McAuife to Be
Day at st. Brdget's Church-Four Other Ceremonies
Society Notes and Personal Gossp-At the Opera.

Miss Mary McAuliffe. youngest dauRh.er
Of Mr.. Daniel McAulifYe. No. 1920 Gamble
street, and Mr.. John Robert Scott, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott of South Ewing
avenue. will be married this morning at
o'clock. the ceremony taking place at 81
Bridget's Church. The Reverend Father
Fenlon will ofilciate, and Mrs. DAILY will sing
in solo at the mass.
The wedding will be quiet and unostenta-
tious. with only the immediate relatives to
witness the ceremony and to offer their con-
srat'lations later at the breakfast. which
will be served at the McAuliffe home. White
and green will be the colors used at the
house in decoration.
Mrs. John ]. Parle will serve the bride az
matron Of honor, and Mr.. Thomas J. Scott.
the bridegrooms brother, will be best man.
The bride has chosen very airy summer
wedding gown. 1t IL Of French orsandy,
appliQued in insertions Of cream lace; the
skirt and bodice further ornamented with
fine hand tucks and finished in knots OF baby
ribbon. A sash Of white louisene. the ENDS
appliQued in lace, finish the costume. Miss
McAulihe will dispense with q bridal veil as
the wedding is to be an early morning affair.
wearing instead a French hat in the modish
Gainsborough shape, of pale lavender-tinted
flowers yelled in cream lace. and trimmed
with loops Of pale blue loulsene. the combi-
nation OF blue and lavender proving emil
nently chic and becoming. AT her throat she
will wear one of Mr.. SCOTS gifts. brooch
Of diamonds.
Her bouquet is to be an old-fashfoned
round affair Of bride roses, fringed with
white sweet pease. She will also carry
handsome carnelian rosary threaded with
silver. which is a gift from the Reverend
]. I. Foley. lifelong friend.
Mrs. Parle Is to wear pale pink organdy.
deliberately trimmed in lace Insertions;
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pink roses
Her bouquet is shower Of pink carna-
tons and maiden-hair fern.
To-day at noon the bride and bridegroom
are to depart for an Eastern and Northern
honeymoon trip. They will spend some time
in Canada and at the New Jersey resorts.
Late in the autumn they expect to go to
housekeeping. living meanwhile at one Of
the uptown hotels.
EUSTON-SEMPLE.
A notable, though comparatively quiet
wedding. Of yesterday was that OF Miss
Elizabeth Richmond semple. eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Semple. and
Mr. Edwin Euston. only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Euston This took place at
8 o'clock last night at the Semple residence.
No. s7l5 Westminster place. the service be-
ing read by the Reverend Doctor William
Short Of st. Peters, where the brides fam
fly have been communicates for many
years.
Miss Katherine semple was her sisters
maid Of honor, in white silk null frock.
trimmed in lace; and Miss Mary Euston,
the bridegroom's sister. was the only
bridesmaid. She also wore white null. The
bride. who Is one Of the prettlest girls of
her set. wore white chiffon. crepe de Chino.
and applique: an elaborate and attractive
summer wedding gown. Lilies Of the val
ley fastened her veil and formed her
bouquet Charles Morrill, was the best
man.
The guests were limited in number. part
ly because most OF the couples intimate
friends and relatives are out Of town. and
more especially because they desired the
wedding to be as quiet as possible. No
vember was to have been the wedding
month but the young people changed their
plans a short time ago and decided on yes
terday as the date.
Mr.. Euston has been engaged in business
in Chicago for several years. He will take
his bride for a Journey of a months dura-
ton. and then to an apartment on the
North Side Of Chicago, No. 52 Walton place.
They will probably spend a part Of the
summer at the Euston place at Ocon-
omowoc.