The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-07
and bridegroom departed for Bunalo and
.ne Nortnern lakes. Their days ct home

daughter OF Mr. and Mrs JoSn I vsaShif
Ct st. Joseph te Mo. and Maurice Murphy Of
e. e. LOUIS Ih TOOK place last Tuesday at the
brating the nuptial mass. assisted BY the
Reverend Fathers Brady and Graham. The
and Mr.. W. T. Harris Of washington ID. G:
Miss Agnes Conrad and Miss Marguerite
Marin Maf5ima i, Ct e f1 a,l city, NJ J.
Of Kansas City. Miss Nelle Burke and Miss
Helen Scoteld Of Atchison. Doctor E. ".
Bear OF 81 LOUIS pnz,s and Mr. p F. Brown Of
bride. was maid of honor. and Edmund
Murphy. Of St.. Louis. his brothers best
man. The bridal music was elaborate and
the church handsomely decorated Break
fast was Perved to the attendants and the
immediate members of the fariiles at the
was served in the front hall by Mrs. N. ].
Maloney and Mrs; Perry Fuikerson. Mrs.
presided over the punch bowl in the back
parlor. Mrs. John j. Lysaght, mother Of the
bride. was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
Ed Mackey. Mrs Anna Gauss Of St. Louis
and Mrs Daniel Sheehan.
The brides gown was duchesse satin and
Honiton lace. with chiffon tuckings to form
| the yoke. She wore long tulle, which fell
the length Of the court train. and carried
shower bouquet of white carnations The
| maid of honor wore q gown Of cream feur
graceful sr sash and a hat Of white horsehair
e caraa ions The bridesmaids Wore fluffy
sith band Of saeta and rufe, n reai lace
knots Their hats were of Neopolitan braid
| with pink panne satin bows. and thsy carried
shower bouquets OF pink carnations. Mrs:
| John J. Lysaght wore black silk crepe de
chine. blue tucked panne satin vest. Dor
dered with black applique and tiny black
whites Pas msn
trimmed in real valenciennes. hat of satin
finished straw. trimmed in blue and pink
pink tafreta. with overdress Of white gren-
adine. pink satin straw hat, trimmed in
pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy departed
tended trip through Canada and the North
| They will return in six weeks and will be
at home at the Planters in St. Louis.
MISCELLANEOUS ENTERTAINMENTS.
New styles of sun and rain umbrellas,
plain natural wood handles and a.,s silver
| mounted, $1.95 to $40. Mermod g. jaccards,
| Broadway and Locust.
surprise party WAS given to Miss
evening. The party included:
Misses .
| FLORENCE Mathews Agnes Donnelly,
| lola Dobbs, Jennet Smith,
! Matte Cook, Alvina Howell,
I Marie Johnston, Anabel Day,
| Margrete Carroll Mabel Corbett.
Warren Smith, Clarence Bishop
William Mckee, Charles Morgan.
| Edward Scott, John Mccormack
George Elem, Fred Wright,
Frank Johnston, Harry Wilson.
i Harold Franklin. Sidney OBrien.
On Tuesday. July 2 there was a reunion of
! friends at No. 4215A Virginia avenue, the
| home of Mr.. Maurice Freeman. OF the
john B. Gandaifo. who is an Intimate
| friend of Mrs. Freeman. assisted in the en-.
tertaipment; Other guests were: Mr.; and
s Nc Grand and Avenue uof PARK The
: ater.
Tickets to New York and Boston via Big
Four Route give ten days stopoyer az
Buffalo to see Pan-American Exposition.
honor % Of I'm Miss J Esta Mccsnon Of Ola Orchard
Park. The party left West Belle place at
$40 o'clock and proceeded to Old Orchard.
drawn by four horses and decorated with
ribbons and lanterns. Supper was served
on the lawn, after which dancing and games
filed the evening. An orchestra accom-
panied the party.
Those who went were:
Messeurs and Mesdames-
John Devine, Mcintyre,
]. F. McCarrou. George Fite.
Malcolm Davis. ..-t
Jessie Mcintyre, Virginia Bell
Rsna Vogess, Edna Gilchrist,
Jessie Brady Sarah Murphy,
Blanche Smythe, Nettie Wilson.
Vir9ie McCarrou Alma Vossmeyer,
ieoia FYte, Mae McCarrou.
lillian Richardson. Hattie Doerr,
Hilda Vossmeyer,
Messteurs-
Charles Ashcraft, William Fague.
Charles 6chott, EDWARD Bel!
g. l.. Schubert. John Conrad.
Malcom Davis, Charles Brady,
Charles Jachels, William Packard
| Clyde Smythe, Ed King.
William McNaney. A. @. Richardson
The Misses Bauer of Henrietta street gave
! trolley party Friday evening to Creve
Occur Lake on the private car Electra. fne
guests were:
Messieurs-
| Carl Briggaman, Phil Burg.
p Tila saaaa aodlove. Gus a0e kiesme e
Al Lohrman.
Leona Witte. Alice Luedekins.
4 Adele Riesineyer. Rose Davidson.
Gussie Bauer. Lolita Bauer
Irma Raumbach.
A party Of young folks surprised Mr. Will
Ryan Of the South Side Wednesday evening.
The refreshments were served on the lawn.
Those present were:
Misses
Agnes Ryan, Kate Lawles.
Tessie Hollorau, Josie Ryan,
Agnes Doerrer, Marie scott,
! Sarah Doerrer Nellie Ryan,
Veronica Graf, May Becker.
Mary Ryan. Eheresa Bounty
; Clara Slevtn.
Messfeurs-
Fitzpatrick Golden,
Ryan, MATTERS,
McEvoy, Eice:
Becker, 1oouHS,
Baker, FRANK Ryan.
McEvoy,
Neatly-ftting glasses give distinguished
mir to many faces. DR.. Bond, expert OPP
tician. at Mermod & Jaccards. Broadway
and Locust, guarantees correct adjust,
ment Of lenses, In the neatest frames steel
frames, 81 and up; gold IS and up.
The North st. Louis Botany Club gave an
outing on the Fourth. They left at very
early hour in the morning in q large picnic
wagon draped with flags and bunting and
drawn by four bay horses. Those present
were:
Messieurs-
A. Dear. Charles Brown
Dieckmann, George Platz,
= w Freundlich, Edwin Peters,
Frank Croker, ]. FLAG,
Herbert Beardsley, Frank A. Habig.
Misses
Lillian Brown. Mella Rice.
Alpha Hall, May Neave,
Rubi. Kay, Ruth Felix.
Edna Kron,
The Aerial Pleasure Club Of the West
End will give its first annual picnic at RAJ