The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-30
NUlES @ SOCIETY
IN NEIGHB0RING CITIES.
Jefferson City, Hannibal, Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Nas
Alton, Edwardsvile, Benevhle, Carrolton, Mattoon, EasS
St Louis, ILL.,; Paducah, Ky, and Vincennes, Iper

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the hair With sun5urst q diamends and a show
er M RssaS Macy S' @ sGaae a roses sseS sampie' sdw the Of i0il iisht
Green silk null over silk. and trinim d in a
ssndykes Of ribbon and ftfi tiny Innings / ss'f Of the
ribbon in3 n The high c9rsaEe was fashioned with
ing from the shoulders to the waist. where it
, with the long skirt Large O. h r,pp of w Mi e psnns
trimmed in maiines and grapes: bouquet Of pink
sang one Of the beautiful ave m1ria-. an elegant
parents at which the brloal party. ,elstiyes and
house and chancel cf the church were both beau
TRULY decorated in palm: and whi chrysanthe-
hansen and Mr.. Wiilisms. OK e orPan and ss Vioiin.
saasfs Of ,fr ?Ges ssnF s9 IN, ths b ltlSii' ps s4S s to les
the church nnS and Tlihdrew %
train for ST aFi Lo 1nlie to se sSG1s a on t. the a sitsFn wipR
relatives, and on their return viii be at home
~ or me brides parents. No. So Bolivar street,
p! Miss Celeste Price: daughter of Mrs 4. c.
LAWSON Price; was married Thankssivine Eve
city The Reverend James Noble of Grace Church
The bridal party entered the drawlnE-Eo9m
best man. Mr., Theodore Thomas of Chicago. who
&yshss They entered as follows: MessT.. 4
s ss2fasH the s"g rls S5laton fol fsTsi By Sf k Kssss' Jennie Saas;
els sGn Coz . K and aS"i Ma iad j. stone 4; as Of St. M hosi. F eam.
h Resr Of Fl RaItymd the m Md of hon honor. j Mis- Is. Nellie S,;1n
and last the bride with her brother. NJ. Law
The bride wore a gown OF white imported silk
efepe which was fashioned over accordion pleated
skirt and bodice was hand shirred in many
rows of the tiny shirrings. the full fiounce was
bertha Of point. duchesse applique lace, finished
on one side with a stole sash of chiffon. the
long tnlle veil was extended TO her dark tresses
groom, round bouquet of brides roses and fringed
by valley lilies: she also carried a point lace
handkerchief her grandmother carried ffty years
ago;
The maid of honor. Miss Bear. wore a beauti-
mi lace robe over white taheta silk. decollete
were gowned similarly in white embroidered
mousseiine de sole, over light green taffeta silk.
hons, sashes of liberty satin; single white tips
were worn in their hair: arm bouquets OF white
NUNS tied with smilax.
train for New York, Boston and Baltimore to
visit relatives; being at home for the winter
VIII the brides mother after December g The
and Imported brown velvet hat. trimmed with
Among the guests from a distance who at
tended the wedding were former Governor and
srfse. vi judge !; s'S sDS Mr. Mrs. cs ssssa PIie sa1 Snsle Of Of t s.
Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert carey and Mrs. john
r. Walker of Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs: ": H:
Columbia. Judge and Mrs. George Longan and
Miss Edna Crenshaw of Sedalia. Mrs. B. Y.
SShiPman and dspshteT; Miss Mary; Of Sweet
Mrs Theodore Bolton and daughter. Miss julia.
Of Clinton; Mrs; W;D. Phillips Of 81. Louis.
of Kansas City. near relatives OF the groom. and
other relatives in the city who were there were
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Clark and daughter. Mis-.
Bessie. Mrs. Goldie Alibritain and a number of
others. |