The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-30
CITY, MO.

MIS-. TneO0Or6 bIdCs anu us HdOi idS III
young son depart next week for Los Angeles
Cal. to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. +:
A. Crawford
Miss Lucy. OF Bei!eviiie. Ill. arrived wednesda.
10 spend Thanksgiving With Mrs; Thompson
Mrs. J. T Sears. the latter visiting here iron
Los Angeles, Sal. 70 spend the winter viii
her Mr sag %iIIisn Ms II L s%5we 81 B Aanas N. Y. VIII.
has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. Lon V
si Mss' George aesat ], stam ais T Petarned home weanes
day from a weeks visit with Mrs Leo NJ Bag
sI Ms ! I, !: Silver departed a,, ws san sssy,t ss
Nj. Taomss {: Mahan and family depart T mex,
S SsSs f fer sq IN this s eity MANY 70 years. asian and thei
friends regret to see them depart; r.. NH,
has Been VISITING her sister. Mrs. V. Nj, Hobbs
returned home Monday. ~,
death OF her mother. returned to Macon Cit,
he Mss with Il f III Mii dspa TeS ,P = for Kansa,
city. to reside with her 81 si'tfr: lexington. who ba.
been The CUES. OF her sister; Mrs. Edward Yates
Perry OF sunrise City. Alaska, accompanied BY
Mines. Arthur Jamison and Louis Joee de,
The s.. ceciiia Musical held their monthly meet
Ing Wednesday morning at the home Of Mrs. W,
A. Dailmeyer. A schuman programme was Civ
en- Mm %hieR " was 4. f paiimes sss0Y +, c. Binder, Misses
McHenry. Gass. DaIlmeyer and Carrie Dawson
home Of Mrs. Daiimeyer for the benefit Of stsph-
ems Chapel. In addition Mrs. Da,lmeyer. Mrs
Antrobus. Messrs Houchin and Rudd sang a quar-
iet. Quite a large audience greeted the musicians
and were particularly appreciative. A light lunch
4 number of pleasant afternoons have been
spent w duri Psvt the ee past fr meek S }r a mann nam9 Sraf ql TO to
meet with two former citizens; who Tor years
y S.fs r.f frlsnds S Snd 'n ntiaf fiss 's Mr. aI (. q 8. Present GsSref
OF Denver and Mrs. M. J. Silver OF 81. LOUIS.
Tones hG@s. s Of Mrs' 4 saf T Gfims hsys P Mrs. i T. j.
rh1rch sr:: and Mrs: G: b Winston, and in
Winston, Relch. Thompson, Lay. Sears, kirtiey
Among the Thomas-Price out-of-town wedding
guests were Judge and MIS- Tm, Shepard Hlr I R2psiq 4.
Maker M5si "; of j kansas S,ens Civ St 81. judge dseis and IN. Mrs 'I george "a
Innsan and Miss Edna Crenshaw Of sedalia,
n Mrs; B: Y s,r Ghlpmsan n,. and PAU @agsh at s.. M Laui aa and
MI. and Mrs. Lon V. Stephens and Miss Nc
spend Thanksgiving with the family of Louis
n Mssson Of "a th ens step SUan'i and Ne Nelson %reia.ives, many
ef-them going from Boonviile.
parted thursday noon for Eden to spend a
Seupse Of days with Mrs. Eugene kraemer. Ihey
Ths Jane Randolph Jefferson Chapter Of the D:
4 szsbEs; a ast a lss' E Sssk o Sl9h he @''f ba hs's s.beinss
present. the subject for discussion belhg me
..fAsaem ISs s CO ane snsH Sf the he e study MRS. TaGies
Rees tie ladies an account Of the recent meet
un5suaiiy interesting. A lunch was served after
4 pIssssnt s x,iI B s01 held The NTH Ret Mra meeting dharl es t p
nough. Miss McCsrty was assisted in her hos
p laThe ych BY Nns' Of 4 III, h; H RsVelation me, yesterday
Win James and Madeline, Harding, at the home
u Their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. c Harding.
MIS- Adele Williams. who has been spending
companied by Miss Caroline Bradley OF that city.
Mis-. Joseph Mclaughlin of sedalia is visiting
Mrs. 1T. sears Of Kansas City arrived Tues
d TSsy to viii ilsis st her jol nlsieI nex N% week A bs tS. aHa sister asS.
Mrs. Cyrus Thompson. and daughter. Miss Lucy
Miss Francis Cook returned last week from
slSsStended visit to relatives in plrginia. ..
M Mlss g Janet and SI adeie n %ilI hags.'s The \ V Misses
Williams entertained the members Of the satur-
sxmons the weeks functions, given in honor Of
s MSse; Sh %r and Mrs wa Tnomss Vas Taws sns P aieee we re-
hset and hostess, Mr.. Price being Miss Prices
s son'e p SSme. WHICH, iess they are eceapy.ns.. and Which
IS NEST beautifully equipped. on this occasion
dec aseo ss,Ge most artistic. covers were laid for
fourteen. the place cards being wedding bells.
ne Monogram q the bride and bridegroom at
, sss lG 1n a sss e shs ra ~ the OF table sbs S Ess an az ob l1s o rs-
hector. outlined In asp. eSus fem: nrom Ice
s ssnsssn ssess a , and saaii : f haTs this iief il sum sum,
burst effect trailed smilax and white satin RIB 70
piasss. x silver candeisbrs over eighty years Old
with tapeIs shaded in white tulle f1ankeu this this
f Clowns 'e Guests were seated asGnd this
fss1ss Board; NJ. and Mrs; LAWSON Prize Misses
thomas; TheSdQREs thongs Nrs al P4,ss winston xSns q ps Ms-
~ 10Y gown Sa1 OF rose crepe. trimmed. with applique
and chiffon; MISS Price; white embroidsfs sab Salss
essin r aibSo saae Miss Baer. White china Fix, san,
P1ssisn sf faee. ap Miss s0fs stene, ,r' a black X net over
taneta. d~ecollete. trimmings OF lace; With Is,S one
Miss ceSs; dainty N, white .t PYRAMIDS asso asd 'a sewn WIZ e
lace. Miss Gasr. pink embtoidsred chin0n over
se Tse viii whist 1, Gnnb me. q "Wednesday afternoon a.
the Madison with Mrs sam !; Jeiriss. ,, only
st. Anne's Society met last week with Ms Ms
d aenss sse Hnegsfa < sf I ec aal' one 81 the pleasant
features was the delightful .kafee;u +.,nsd for
.he Thomas-Price wedding the following guests:
y Mrs Tg anbn.o Gor Mr. and an SS %rn. Wilbur Johnson OF
BoonviIie and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cary OF
Mrs' cadaie Allbritain returned Sunday from
a charming visit with Mrs. Charles Wintersmith
MT. and Mrs Theodore Bolton and da ssi,,;a
Misc Julia; q Clinton; and 9S,s Mrs T s.; w I, Ri Mr PHILLIPS IoSa
T. CLARK. having come to attend the Thomas
Prize M,s. T T,Ilsnse Rroombau and brother. Mr.. Ed
gar BroomhaiI. Of St. Louis. were among the
sns,o Msl and Fg Mrs. g. e. 3 the La asender If yo Ssss1Rs:
4 number cl very elegant preRupsia, = f MIss Ses
' sisins ff essnins VINO The was hrss q the fpss-
. stsni vas Ma a ssap sy ar lanf q, Il. f poeRe ~ Nc Monday day
Al O'clock. The solS.s were r those eo nsed a. at tnt the
pisce wa. . hr.e bunch s Sf white i, S earnati s,Ik
xresnzshsd sa,b lights gn,,. were we're, fs rsSSnn q 81 saeh cover ser
s ssrs ssaoI Elt UPON Mh, Which sa'iR Wa ri0 Engraved Ae et the name
Of tho guest who was to occupy the place. and
on each ne pers anier mas to { i complete ans re ID between
the nine courses. Souvenirs of carnations were
r Tera Mac sash pS SeSns MIS- Misses AP PTies. M MADE stone
OF st Louis; Nellie Bear Of Baltimore me Nc. s al
,h oae & Fl Mas ihs P MinSie w sss Barlow e the to WEEK Mfi w Sn'
liam .Lopp. Miss Barl,w is the youngest dangh-
at The home Of the bride. the br degroon's ia
oesci Inc As MISS Fior p1st9f Bio mnhaIi Of St. Louis
played the wedding march. There were no at
The bride. a very pretty and attractive girl,
in lace medailions; Her light hair worn lsw,
was oInasp snted only nj, by by a single White xaisr T rSs cs she
mony a delicious d~ejeuner was serve1. thu dining
s1am NUM- and smiYax The psrior was also In
white and green. roses and NUNS being the prin-
Mr. snd Mrs: Lopp departed on the noon train
for u short trip. West: and will be at home to
the r f51snas sf &. ~ pe lmT sas. 5. "s Many Handsome hands n
presents were the gifts of friends and relatives.
low and dan. htsr. Mss Berthine, Barlow: MI;
and We M, ! \ N.r Lsyep Miss Of F,s se7sssu and NJ NJ. End ss,
gar Biconhall and Mr.. Edward Longworth of
ssur hss:s' miss iss l HfSsren NJ e saa Nun burg. LS NJ. and
Mrs. J. IL. Burtner Of sedalia, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
4 MrI Le Rgom DSs' srs end Mrs Miss j; ( Mli hd9pR' H Ma; anS
and Captain and Mrs, McClain.