The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-07
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Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic
Jefferson City. April 6.-Mrs. James B.
week on a business trip.
Mrs. Waltour NJ. Robinson was a st.
Louis visitor this week.
Mrs. A. p. Grimshaw left Thursday for
81. Louis to visit her sister, Mrs. FaUihdber.
and the Misses Faulhaber.
Miss BESSIE Miller is a guest OF Miss lsa-
belle Seguenot In st. Louis.
Mrs. U. S. Holt of Mexico is a guest of
Mrs. c. J. Miller at the City Hotel.
Mr.. o. L. Burch left Monday for Las We
gas, N. NJ, where no will reside in future.
weeks.
Mrs. n. L. R. Taylor of Kansas City ar
1iseo MONDAY to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. w. Gordon. She will remain until
after her sisters wedding.
Miss Frances Cook returned homo Monday
after a few days visit to her aunt, Mrs. ST.
Gle Buckner, In Fulton.
Miss Adele Williams returned homo Mo- =
cay AFTER a visit TO her old home in Fay
Mrs. Jennie Edwards is a guest of Mrs. I.
Henry In Kansas City.
Mrs. 3. Krauthor of Kansas City arrived
monday from st. Louis and will spend q
week with the Misses knaup ana other
Mrs. Matte Evans. who has been spend
ing the winter here with her sister. Mrs. A.
=. Allen. leaves tomorrow for her home IN
New Madrid. Mrs. Evans spent last week
VAN MIS-. Hinton holland In Kansas City.
MIs, sarah Owens. who spent a few DAYS
with her daughter. Mrs. l.. L. Orear, re
Surnso Monday 10 her home in Sweet
Misses Helen BiGss and sprague OF Cali
tVSlala were guests last week OF Mrs. K. Il.
Mrs. George b. Carstarphen and daugh-
tsrs or ST Louis arrived last week and Will
i've mere in future. MIR. Carstarphen is
Connected with the Secretary of States
Mr.. Frank Berry. formerly of this city
sHu. now of Baker City. Ore, was married
fhst Week to Miss Celia Emma Baker OF
Miss Bertha Frederickson left early this
"eek TO visit relatives in Kansas CITY.
Niss Edna Gordon's marriage to Mr..
Inissnry Johnston OF Kansas CITY will take
pIace Wednesday, April IL. at the Mar
saret Nelson Stephens Chapel. This will
ne one Of the largest weddings held in this
M tor several Years. The Attendants Will
Lomoer ten. Miss Katherine McHenr viii
o oe Maid or honor; Miss Zou Gordon. sister
y .ae pride, first bridesmaid, and Misses
p,a.uIae Johnson of Kansas City. Anna ).
crcn OF ST. Louis and Alma Gass of TINS
T~SSoompan by MIR. Frank Ferguson OF
- City as best man. and the sroorns-
Clark wv Victor se K ka;.er e =. M n: IVA t ond c cis@d
t Miiikerson q Fulton. Ihe Wedding will
MY place at Z o'clock. followed by a Gin-
onix gwen to tbs relatives and brtday party
thas Ine bride and groom will leave on
= o'clock train for the East
ns,tr Mom9ay afternoon a siX-hand euchre
ny Will be given by Mrs. Joseph Perth
6st rer nome on West Main street. About
- Invitations have been issued. |
Last week Miss zou Gordon entertained |
= party of married ladies in honor OF her
Mm ~ Mrs; John Lynott of Louisiana, Mo.
n 4. w. Shackleford, w. N. Robinson,
H.; a. Morrow, George Hobbs, +. r. C.
h,rn W. L. Carrington. Cash Black
heir,. William Gundeiiinger. /. Boden-
r MsI, >. Michael. A. +. Culkin and j.
sion Ec nheinrichs We're the guests of the occa-
in ~ A game was played which resulted
ana y prizes being won by Mines. Michael
nr mu nnackieford. while the guest prize was
ser ,e TO Mrs. Lynott. A luncheon was
Eannsa at the completion Of the games. Miss
I; Wt y was assisted by her mother. Mrs. ,
INA y; Sordon. and her sisters. Misses Kate
Ssvsfal weddings are predicted for the
ssra9y hummer and fall Of popular society
800 md prominent business men. Three