The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-12

ernor Hunts staff. of Idaho, he has an ex-
tensive acquaintance throughout the West.
and large party of friends took a special
train from Chicago to Kansas City for the
wedding on Wednesday.
Mrs. Marmaduke. u very attractive young
widow was attended by her two sisters,
Mrs Waller Edwards of St. Louis as ma
tron of honor. and Miss Susan Duncan as
bridesmaid. The wedding was at l O'Clock
in the afternoon and was followed by an
elaborate luncheon. Maple HILL the Dun
can country place. was fete for the oc-
casion, quantities of field daisies. with trail
ing vines and roses from the gardens for
decorative purposes. The Reverend Doctor
Frank V. Loss read the service.
The bride wore pale bisque wolfe appiiGued
in lace medalions. with large bouquet or
lilies of the valley. Mrs. Edwards wore
white etamine and lace: and Miss Duncan
a gown of white crepe de Chine. The bridal
trip will be an extensive one through tae
West including tour Of the Yellowstone
Colonel and Mrs. Hunter expect to make
their home in Chicago, where Colonel hunt
er owns a handsome home in Oak Park.
Mrs Hunter. mother of the bridegroom;
Mr. and Mrs Foster Edward Brown of ST.
Louis and Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs W. u.
Boyce were some of the guests who went
over on the special train
AuLLER-sOSMAN MARRIAGE.
The marriage of Miss Nettie Miller and
Mr. Francis Asbury Sosman of Clncinai'
O.. took place last evening at O'CLOCK at
the Mount Auburn Methodist Church. the
ceremony being followed by reception at
the home of the brides brother-in-la" anu
sister Doctor and Mrs. Davis Forster No
5o4e RAYMOND avenue. This was a White
wedding, the church and house decorations
beinp entirely in white. relieved with green
smilax and palms.
Howard Cryder. Frank Sosman. wafer
Davis and Charles Wagney ushered. whi's
the brides two nieces, Miss Clara MAUD
Miller and Miss Erline Hicks. were the
bridesmaids Miss Carolyn Thomas was
maid of honor, and Richard B. Miller the
best man.
The bride wore white French organdy and
lace a tulle veil. and carried bouquet OF
white roses The maids were frocked aIiks
in white silk null with lace insertion and
all carried white sweet peas. After an
Eastern honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs SosInah
will make their home in Cincinnati.
WEDDING AT TUXEDO.
Miss Josephine Gillespie Of Tuxedo and
Mr. William ]. Beattie were married on
"Wednesday night at S. at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Irene Gillespie The
Reverend George W. King. assistant pastor
| to Doctor w ]. McKittrick of the First
Presbyterian Church. performed the cere-
mony at which only relatives were pres
emf. J
Miss Bess Gillespie. sister TO the bride.
was maid of honor. and Mr. John ". Gil
lsspie. a brother, acted as best man, and
also gave the bride away
The bride wore Paris muslin. with many
\ fine tucks and much real Ealenciennes.
! over white silk. and carried white sweet
| peas in a shower. She wore no veil. The
| maid of honor wore a gown of fine French
lawn.
| The house was decorated with Marquee
| ties Mr.. and Mrs. Beattie departed last
| evening for trip of two weeks. after
| which they will return TO Mr.. Beattie's
] handsome residence in Webster. where they
| will be at home TO friends after July first.