The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

at the home Of Mrs. G. R. Homes Of Red.
lands. Cal, was that of Miss Anna SOdtmar
and Charles a. Maccubbin. both formerly ol
ST. Louis. Mo-. on Wednesday evening, sep.
tember Is. The bride wore a handsome
dress OF Persian lawn and carried bouquet
of Star of Bethlehem and white carnations
The newly welded couple will be at home
State street, Redlands, Cal
The marriage Of Miss Daisy Pannill and
Thursday evening, October g. in Milwaukee
Wis: which is the home of Mrs. Ferguson
M Miss is ,bs Psnns ehns sister St The
dral and Is to be followed by a small re-
oeption at the Mead residence, No. s29 Astor
street Miss May Pannill will be her sis.
ter's maid of honor. while Edward Collins
of New York is to be the best man. Willis
Hin,ckley, liI,cy The9dore Ss Hinckley and Joseph
| Dickson. Jr.. OF st. Louis and Clarke Rose
cratz of Milwaukee will serve as ushers.
Miss Annie Kavanalgh and Philip C.
Sfoll were married Tuesday morning at st.
| reresas Church The wedding was simple
and quiet owing to the recent death Of the
| brides brother.
Miss Mary Kavanaugh, sister of the
bride. acted as maid of honor. and John
kavanamgh as best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoll will be at home to their friends at No.
3HO Cottage avenue.
Quite in the nature of n surprise was the
1 4.
Albert II. Baier of No 2s49 South Compton
| avenue, which took place last evening at
the home of the brides sister and brother
in-law. Doctor and Mrs a. Il. Ewing, No.
Gl24 Cabanne place.
The bride has been home hut short
time from her summer trip. The wedding
was to be ar event of the late fall. but Mr..
Haier was obliged to go South just now. so
they decided to hurry matters somewhat.
nhe Welding Wos e simple and qae
| hi!ed the handsome Ewing home. and at
| o'clock the bride. wearing white null and
| lace, with her hands full OF white roses,
| came in with her father. Mr.. c. A. Willard.
| and met Mr.. Baier before the Reverend
Doctor John W; Day. who read the service.
After collation. Mr. and Mrs. Baier took
their departure for the South. where they
| Will visit for several weeks. The bride Will
receive this winter with her sister, Mrs.
| Ewing. on Fridays after November IA at the
| Cabanne place address. p.
Only relatives and q very few intimate
theme were Mesdames #. G. and c. w.
Living OF. Alabama: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
| Willard, the brides parents. expect TO make
their permanent home in st. Louis tnis fall.
Sterling Silverware. for wedding gifts.
| Mermod e. Jaccard's Description and prices
| cheerfuly furnished to out-of-tcwn patrons.
Miss Bertha Bewig and Mr.. Thomas Johns
We're married on Wednesday. Sptember %.
| st St Lulse's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
the ceremony taking place at o'clock IN
| the evening, the Reverend H. Wolser Of
ficiating.
Miss Juliet Nemeyer of Mount Olive, III.
was maid of honor and the Misses Clare
femme. Catherine Schmidt and L Clara tnhI Zeg g,
sesdea' Messiears Dwyer. .;e Edward Bewig and
Charles Eisenring. the groomsmen. sen Ill Lutte
The bride is daughter of William Be
wig; No sl2O Eads avenue. Mr.. and and Mrs: Mrs:
Johns will be at home at NO; 5tSo ;. faIk hns
avenue, their house and Its furnishings pc
ing {; wedding gift from the brides father.
AUDIENCES At THE CENTURY;
At the Century Theater on Friday night
were numerous persons who belong to the
social world. and who always find MIR. Inn
Mnrphy's plays TO their liking. ,,.r,,.,.
brought Miss Griett and Miss Holloway OF
Webster.
Miss Josephine Lee came with George
HELM Helmgth nth, ana Prenatt Greep escorted MISS
Mrs. ". D. Cave and Mr. Morris Weeks
We're in the paruuet. Joined by Mr.. Cave
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Lambert and Albert |
Bond Lambert were together IN front par
quet seats. Mrs. Lambert looked especial
ly smart in pale-blue silk blouse finely |
tucked on bodice and sleeves, with a hat Of !
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sharp Raiston Joined |
friends in the lobby between acts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ware saw the play
Adele Flanagan ana ner. escort.
A gallery party was enjoyed by merry |
crowd of girls. who sat way up in the top |
section of the house In front seats. Supper |
a, one Of the dowHtSyn cafes followeE ,ds the
In the party were:. Misses Agnes Foley. |
Norme Shea. Walburga gousard, Rose
Cummings. s INNINGS Agnes Agnes Smith. Moiiie Shea. Flor Flor
as Have. Moliie Butler ie and Lottie Hogan. .l
pERSOyaI MENTION.
Doctor John C. Murphy has returned from
a ten days visit to Eureka Springs. Ark.
The Reverend and Mrs. w. E. Raiens-
croft of Owensboro. KY. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. j. i. z. Roberts Of No. :S13
Russell avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Gerhart with
Mrs. Gerhart's cousin, Miss Macfarlane of
California. departed Tuesday night for Buf-
falo and Canada.
Miss Katharine Lyon of McLeansboro.
NJ, who has been visiting Mrs. ]. B. u.
departed Monday to enter Linden !
wood College. at st. Charles. Mo.
Going to Buffalo American Exposi.
ton? Get tickets via Big Four Route.
Mrs. E. f. Cowles has returned home aft
er an extended sojourn at Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Mel Hickok, No. 4os1
Morgan street. has arrived home after a |
tour, VISITING New Orleans, Havana. Cuba: -,
the Isle of Pines New York and Pittsburg. |
Mrs. c. c. Dennis of No. 59Js Maple ave-
lue has returned home from a trip to Buff
alo and points in Canada
Mrs. Olive J. Barwick has returned after
visit TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dierkes Of No. EGG
avenue. with their little |
daughters. Felipa and Louise, are visiting
ir. and Mrs. Jack Shields of Wichita, Kas.
Doctor and Mrs. c. p. Hawielle returned
Wednesday from a six weeks trip In he
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry May have returned
0 St Louis after an absence OF three years |
n the South and have taken a residence
No. $3.50 Delmar boulevard.
Birthday rings. Mermod & Jaccard's.
Miss Ora Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
l. Wiswall and daughter, Mary, Of Column
la. Mo-. are guests of Mrs. Brotherton and
iiss Helen Walker at No. 4J6l Morgan |
treet.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Smart and daughter,
iiss LOllie, are again at Hotel Berlin, hav-
lg passed the summer at Lake Michigan
eSorts and the Chicago Beach Hotel.
Mrs. w. D. Phillips has rented her home
nd taken n fiat at No. 5U75A Kensington | II
venue.
Mrs. E s. Brooks and sons have returned
'om a summer spent at the Eastern re-
)rts.
Mrs. A. E. Dohn of No. 1913 Morgan street