The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06

I Reverend Doctor w. NJ. Jones. at the pas,
@nage OF Hyde Park CONGREGATIONAL Church
The brides sister. Miss Fannie A. HoT.
mann, acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Franz
Foss, the bridegroom's brother. was hes,
Wedding tour until May l, after which they
will be at home at ll27 Ferry street.
The marrige of Miss Mable Could aughte
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Gould. to Mr.. Duncan
Scott Wednesday evening at the home of the
bride: The wedding was very quiet. owing
mediate families being present. The cere,
mony was performed by the Reverend ]. E
Werth of Oakland, uncle of the bridegroom.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Werth of Delmar avenue
will give a large reception in their honor on
April IS.
announces the marriage of her aughter,
Laurette Frances. to Mr.. William Alvin
Turner Of Nevada. Mo-. Wednesday even
ing. April 2.
Mr., Jean B. Chopin of this city will be
married in June to Miss Emelia Hughes of
The marriage of Miss Lena Robinson and
Wilbur Christian will take place Wednes-
day. April 3.
Miss Kate HAVE and Frank Barrett were
o'clock wednesday. April :. After the cere-
mcny a reception was held at the brides
| home. No. 1913 South Boyle avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Barrett have gone to housekeep-
ing at No. 1921 South BOYLE avenue.
! An engagement of considerable interest
to society is that Of Miss Christine Orrick
and Mr.. VIII Fordyce, which was quietly
announced TO intimate friends at a small
tea given by Miss Orrick last week.
Miss Ellen Jane Bate was married on
Thursday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock. at 81.
performed by the Reverend Father Nc
Donald. In the presence OF a few relatives
and friends. The bride wore a picture hat
and blue etamine gown made over blue
silk and carried a bouquet of brides roses.
All. the conclusion Of the ceremony they re-
paired to their newly furnished home, No.
1904 North Newstead avenue, which had
previously been made ready for their re-
ception.
Mrs. Lavinia Crow Reilly OF No. 44e5 For
est Park boulevard gave a peanut party
TO friends Friday evening. Interesting and
original peanut contests were engaged in
and unique prizes awarded to the winners.
Among those present were Doctor and Mrs.
Cleveland. Misses Hattie Austin. Hill, Alice
Messrs. Taylor. Roper: Charles Powers. B.
F. Hunt. Clarence T. Case. Doctor Yost, ].
A Watkins and A. D. Stultz.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Loula Clarkson has returned to her
home in Webster after spending the winter
in New York and Virginia.
daughter. Miss winifred of Thayer. Mo.
are in the city and are stopping at No.
1928 Washington avenue.
Wedding Northumberland & JAG
cards.
Mr., and Mrs: Henry Mari have gone to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Singer are now domi-
ciled at The Franklin
returned last week from Hot Springs,
where Miss Peterson was much admired at
the various Arlington Hotel gayeties.
Recent St; LOUIS arrivals at HOT Springs
sensen. W. s Ralston. Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
deck. Jr.
st. Louis to Cincinnati every day via Big
-Four Route.
Mr.. William Stowe of Boston is at Hotel
Beers. the guest Of his son, Griswold Stowe.
Miss Jope OF jefferson City is the guest
of friends at Hotel Beers.
Mrs. w. T. Adair has returned to her
home at Hotel Beers. after q pleasant visit
with friends in Louisiana.
The Diamond, meaning Innocence" is the
birth stone for April. Solid gold rings set
with Diamond. SIS TO $500. Mermod & JAG
cards, Broadway & Locust.
Miss Hattie Sherman. so well-known to all
women. who have found her millinery judg-
ment useful, has just returned from New
York. She is now with The Meyer Store
and will be glad to meet her friends in the
Millinery Department.
Every Woman Wants TO Make Money
go az far as possible. Save the edge of YOUR
dress skirt and your shoe uppers by rsing 6.
II. & NJ. bias velveteen binding. s. II. & NJ.
stamped on the back of every yard guaran-
tees quaIity.-Adv.
Doctor G. T.. Kinkaid of Lyons. Ia. Tor
North Clinton. la. is in the city for n few
days, taking a spring postgraduate course
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