The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-28

vir- Ms. Adair. Mr. Tut aid Miss Mani
Tut. On their p.szzas and lawn
\, TIE residence o. AZ. ard Nz. WI
lam n Thomson and the Misses
No. 50 IjndeH. ziu b a large party in
Guiding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cummings
Collins. Mr- and Mrs. Oscar VIeths I3
Wayman McCr-s-y. the Misses Green. n
and SIr< Harry Block. Mrs ChsrIeS Ira
eey. Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. Hsr5e-r FIlsy-
Ar- and Mrs McIzia Of New Yo-k- Harm
LarEenb-rE ard several youuE uec- NJ
Thomson will have a. h. gusts foT the
thre- DAYS Of Dedication Governor John
Walter Smith % Maryland and his sal
including Colonel L. Victor Baughman- ~hO
i PRESIDENT Of thu Maryland Nc-hs Fz-
Commission
Judge and Mrs. John 2 Lauzhiiu. No
Al. LndelL. will b a. home 70 Judge and
Mrs Ro%-t Foster and family. Nj ard
Mrs Charles Gore and family. Mr.. and Mr-
Robert Kern and family. Mrs. San 7.
Glover. Mr.. and Mrs Henry y Noel and
family Mines Foster ard Johnson q
Alabama. Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas X Ski-k-r
and family. Mr.. and Mrs George Fale and
family. Mr. and Mrs James NJ Carpen-e--
Jr- and family Mr. James Carpenter. 81
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Rosch- No. IS In
dell. have planned TO entertain Ar. and
Mrs. GustuS Cramer. M and Mrs p
Ernest Cramer. Mr.. and Mrs John =
Blake. Mr.. ard Mrs. Ralph Pendletor. NE
and Mrs. z : CIauss. Mrs Paul Wsck and
family
IIr. and Mrs =. H Ludingtoa. No -
L5ad=ii. will have with them Mr. ard Mrs
D. P Wolf. Mrs Charles BarstOE. Ny and
Mr< g. = TdeH. Mrs FTnkenbinsr AID
NMss Ruth FInkenbiner. Doctor and Mrs "
W Boyd. MsS5smcs SherPeri and Mott of
Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs D. b Howard. Nj
and Mrs A NJ Ayerill and family. Nix
and Mrs Elisha Scudder. Mrs- r. 2 Lamb
Miss Adele II. Wal; Of GreenviIIe. IL.
aud Mrs J. Chari=ss Cabsnue OF No KS
Westminster place deny the report Of the
engagement Of Mss Wait and Arthur Cab
anre-
Mrs v. ~ShOenberg Of the West End Hotel
has Ius returned from a ten days visit
to Kansas City. No where sse vas The
guest u the Schin and Bernheimer families
oNEILMocKLER MARRIAGE
Miss Mae J. OrNeiI and George =. MoSk-
Ter are 10 be married this morning al s
O'Clock at ST AIMS Church. PAGE bouIs-
ward and Whittier STREET The ceremony
will % Performed BY the rector the Rev
ercnd o 4 Mcdonald assisted by the Rev
erend IoSeph Watson
8Ir. JOhn'F. Casey Of PittsburE. a cousin
OF the Bridegroom. + TO BE- the grcoms-
man. and Miss Agnes ONeil. = sister OF the
bride. the bridesmaid
The bride will wear a gown Of French
white hatiste. trimmed Efth Valencisnles
lace. over white taheta. and a hat OF white
chi1on. trimmed with white ostrich piumeS-
The wedding breakfast Is to Be served at
the home OF the bride, No. 81 Clook ave-
nue. The couple viii depart ove- the Wa
bash ri : a m. for a visit in Virginia Be
fore reFs~r-H-- rh-x will r9zsr NAur Nn-E ard
Washington returning by way OF Buffalo
WEBSTER GROVES NOTES.
Mrs. Claude l. Armstrong gave a lilac
reception Friday TO 10 guests Lhaes were
used in every rom Of the house. except the
dining room. even the staircase being tied
with lunches OF them In the dtning-roon
the decorations were of red. carnations
forming the centerpiece and red peoples
the candle shades -Four young ladies
gowned in uhiteArS- Bert Yule. Ns
Harry Festus Barbour. Miss Ed.a Ssddy
strong wore a reception gown OF black net
over white silk Mrs. A {. List. Miss Kath-
erire Siddy ana Miss Jennie Hcdgemsn as
sisted. Among the guests were: Mines.
William Campbell. Kent Jarvis. Sanford
Avis. ]. l. worreli. H. H Salisbury. r. H
Knight. ". J. KeSsler. g. C Smith Of Chi
cage, J. W. Sheldon Frank Allen. =. c..
Howe. w. G. Miles. J. II. Garrison. A. w.
Brooke. l. p Douglas. Bernard. J. d. Net
tlsship, B. ]. Conard. J. 8. Dovler. c. l.
Kloss. William ClegE. William Slime. J. b
Raooteau. Horace Beck and Misses De
Yong. Slaughter. Helen worreu and Lucy
Brooke
Mrs Charles NJ. Avery entertained with
ssx-hsnd euchre Saturday afternoon. The
house was decorated with boughs OF pink
blossoms from the Wild crab-spple trees.
with the exception Of one room. in which
every available space was banked with
lIlacs. The tally cards were bright-hued but
~ierfies. hsnd-painted, and each lone hand
was rewarded with q tiny japanese fan
for the hair. The high prizes were given
TO Mrs. ]. p. Dawson. Mrs. Paul Dillon ana
Miss PITCHER OF Lexington Mrs. Allen No
Kinnia took the lone-hand prize Other
guests were: Mines. George ". Sanders.
Frank Canter. W. D.. Biggers. E ]. Spencer.
A. c. Tritle. A r. Deacon. Harris. j. R.
Holton. c. w Clarke. Charles EendricaS.
r W. Bryan. Kent Jarvis, II. Baker, A. e.
Hillman. NJ W Warren. Deane Garrett. g
y. waterhOuse. A. NJ Fellows Cherry. II.
v. Mccarthy. J. W. Donaldson. W. v.
scholz. F. l. Stoddard. (. r. Palmer. Eu-
gene Booth, A r. Kaufman. Misses Mabel
Sanders. Katherine and Sarah Avery. Dillon.
Myra and Helen Skinner Jennie Hcdgman.
Annie Bel. Lillian Graves. Allen Of Chicago.
Esther Watson and Carolyn Allen.
Miss Carrie Chase entertained SATURDAY
with progressive euchre. Tally
cards were the work Of the hostesS-heads
and shoulders OF pretty girls. painted In
water colors. the blondes wearing black rb-
bows in the hair. the ends drawn
through 90 the wrong side and forming
fastening for the wearer. and the brunetteS
having the same in yellow. The first priz.
to Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Kendrick.
second prize to John Wilson and Miss
George Graham. and the bocby 10 VIII
Other guests were: Misses Kath-
crime ard Guss!e Quarle-. Ida Kendrick.
Jessie Skinner. Theresa Garrett. Helen
Worrell. Esther Watson. and Messrs. wal
ter and Lyman Warren. Albert Biackmcr.
WIN and Richard Ghiselin. Henry werreu.
Frank jenkins. John Cabin. Dan Shields
and Ralph Skinner