The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24
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No. 4343 West Morgan street. and Miss
Margaret Tichenor, daughter of Mrs f.
Tichenor. No. 41Sl West Morgan street
have lately been arprised of their engage
mert and approaching marriage in October.
Mr. Force is travelling in Texas and his
fiancee. who was the chaceron of his eldest
daughter, Miss Anna Force, last season.
is visiting friends in Chicago and engaged
in preparing her trousseau. Miss Tichenor
was formerly a resident Of Chicago. but
with her mother and sisters has lived in
st. Louis for several seasons and is ex-
trenlely popular.
Mr. Force has been widower for two
years. He has five children. three sons and
the Misses Anna and Delnhine Force. the
latter not yet finished with her schoolroom
duties. She is, however. destined to be-
come quite an interesting figure in society.
as her elder sister, who has been out for
several seasons. 1t is said that the coming
autumn wedding will soon be followed by
another in the Force family. with one Of
the principals another Chicago resident,
though as yet no announcement has been
made.
Mr. and Mrs William c. Dunn are eN
pccted to return to st. Louis on Tuesday.
July q. from Milwaukee. where they are on
their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn were married on July
a. at ST. Marks Church. Page and Academy
avenues. the Reverend Father ORourke
officiating. The bride was Miss NJ A.
Carroll. Of No. 141s ALBERT avenue. and was
attended by her sister, Miss Monte Carroll.
The best man was Mr. P. H. OConnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn will depart about
Wednesday for Hosington kas., where they
will make their home.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.
Mics Florence Corinne Radowsky. No. 1910
Morgan street, was surprised by friends on
Tuesday evening. Dancing and amateur
theatricals were the amusements until mid
night. when refreshments were served.
The occasion was Miss Radowskys birth
day anniversary.
Among those present were:
Misses
Lille Steele, Emma Meyer,
Gertie Steele, Ruby CROSBY,
Belle Berger Esther Crosby
Anna Peterson, Lizzie Schneider
Annie Gottlieb. Beatrice Romansky.
Mabel BealS. Ruth Davis.
Eva Besls. Emma Walker.
Ida kohn, kuntZman.
Alma Meyer.
Messieurs-
Kampe. Kronstein,
Goldman. McConaghie.
Edholm. lien,
Hamilton, Crosby.
Cook, Maxwell.
Pecan. Ansell.
Howard. Fisher.
Myer. Young,
Schlisnger. Sacre.
Selberman.
ENJOYED TROLLEY OUTING.
party Of young people enjoyed very
pleasant outing on the Transit car Ariel
Monday evening. The car stopped at Creve
Occur and Delmar Garden. where the party
had a delightful time. A light repast was
served on the return trip.
Among those present were:
Mesdames-
F. E. Parker. N. A Shepley.
Misses
Julia Shepley, Lille Schmidt.
Anita Parker. Marguerite Christian
Laura Pritchett. Anita Shepley.
Mabel Pritchett, Dorothy Nutmez,
Nelka Johnson, Virginia Wahier
Ella Schmidt.
Messieurs-
n. Mcmillan. K. Walker n'
l. Koch, r. Martin,
o. Johns a. Rost.
7. Mcfarland. j. Fuller.
D. D. Garrett.
HARRIS-BRUNSWICK WEDDING.
Miss Pauline Harris was quietly married
to Mr.. VIM. Brunswick at her home. No.
$3.50 Cock avenue Wednesday. The Rever-
end Doctor Messing officiated Mr. and Mrs
Brunswick will be at home after August
at No. 1920 Cook avenue
BALL CLUB ENTERTAINED.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Schottmueller gave a
lawn reception to the members of the st.
Ann Baseball Club and their friends on
Wednesday evening. There were present:
Messieurs
p Holmes J. Hanway