The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-16

cred 10y the veil. On thr bodice was worn
the ~briGegrocm's giJ. a magnificent dia-
mond horseshoe also a bowknot OF dia-
monds and some handsome pearls. The
bridal bouquet was a shower OF bride roses,
lilies OF the valley. intermlngling ard fall
ing with Tiny white ribbons 10 the hem OF
the skirt the whole tied with much fuzzy
tulle.
The two bridesmaids wore pin and white.
their gowns OF lace.
Miss Leaders was Irisa point and CIuny.
mixed. with angel sleete effect like that
worn BY Elsie De Wolfe this week. Choux
81 deep rose pink satin and a satin sash
completed the gown while a large diamond
Lecrt. and pearl necklace cIasped with one
perfect turquoise were her
Miss AndersOn's frOck was aleo OF Irish
point and Cluny. her trimmings being OF
pink panne velvet covered with white SILK
French knots. Her sleeves were very
large and full at the elbow In The new
mode. Mrs. Beers wore a handsome Parls
gown Of white crepe appliqued In embossed
In black velvet. trimmed with much duchess
lace and touched with pale green panne.
INK ornaments and a white Prince OF
Wales aiSrette were thf finishing touches
AT the informal reception Which fol-
lowed. Miss Mildred Bel. Miss Daisy Med
ley and Miss Pauline Gehner dispensed
brides cake and punch. A collation. was
served IN the rear dlninE-room directly after
the ceremony, the table being deliberately
trimmed In pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford departed last
night sfor the Virginia Hot Springs. where
they will spend a month. After the middle
OF November they VIII be at home az the
Hotel Majestic. New York.
The bride. who IL one. OF the towns best
known and most popular girls. was remem-
bered by her friends in the matter OF we'd
ding gifts 10 a bewildering extent. A large
room on the second floor resembled 4 Jew
elers shop IN its display % valuable silver.
glass. bric-S brac. jeweled articles for per
sonai use and innumerable pictures and
bronzes. one unique gift was a carriage
robe made entirely or unpiucked ostrich
feathers. This came from South Africa
and has but one duplicate in St. Louis.
which 10 owned by AdOlphus Busch. In ad-
dillon TO the eyentful two-thousand-dollsr
Checks were three others Of a thousand
dollars each. 10 bride and bridegroom. from
relatives
Among the many guests were: Doctor and
NIrs. NJ. p. MorrelL. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
b. Stevens. Thomas Francis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Scarritf. Mr.. and Mrs. Ftrmin Des-
loge. Mr.. and Mrs W. T. AdaIr, Miss Mary
Frances Boyce, Miss Grace F1nkenbiner, MIR.
and Mrs John w. Loader. Mrs. F. a Steer.
Mrs. Jack Leahy and Mrs John J. RaleiSh.
Dir. ard Mrs. Herman Luyties. Mr.. and
Mrs. August Luyties. Prank Jay BerKs.
Mr. Watson. Mr.. French. c. Thomas MUIR
ply. Jr.. Edwin S. Fuller. Charles Senter,
Miss Esteile Bushman, Miss Katherine Gun
ningham, Adolph Pasquier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ames. Mrs. a. w. Handlan. Doctor
Spencer Graves. Doctor Shields. Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gardner. Doctor and Mrs Remme. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Thompson. Albert w. Ayt0n.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bogy. Mr.. Jordan,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Judd
PINK AND GREEN WEDDING.
Tie marriage Of Miss Katherine Cocker.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cocker.
TO Mr.. Warren Dalton. formerly Of st.