The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31

| Mr.. NJ. c. Seropyan and Miss Marjorie Daw-
s s2n TtsI be at n EmmanS Se che Gsu sss a! Mrs : IN WE Fne
liam c. Dawson of Washington. d. c., and
Mrs Theodore Dawson of Denver. both sis.
honor. and Miss n frances gaae: "a sc a COUSIN.
will be bridesmaid. The bridal couple will
take a short trip Immediately after the we'd
ding, and will then keep house in Mrs. Will
liam Dawson's cottage on Pacific avenue. In
| July a business trip will take Mr.. Seropyan
East and Mrs. Seropyan will
with the prospective matrons OF honor, are
visiting Mrs. James P. Dawson.
Mr.. William c. Beattie and Miss Josephine
Gillespie will nave a home wedding on the
Mr.. c. P. Hutchinson and Miss Viola
Hunt will be married at half after S on the
by a few relatives and friends. The Rev
erend c. L kloss will o%fiiciate. A large re-
ents. Judge and Mrs. j. E. MeKeighan. will
begin at half after s. Mr.. Hutchinson has
built a new home. almost opposite the Nc
keighan place. on Gore avenue.
Miss Margaret Grace Stands and Mr..
Edward Joy will be married on Tuesday.
June 2. at s o'clock at Emmanuel Church.
Cards are sent out by her mother, Mrs.
Ella Talmage Stands. Mrs. Justin Joy is
now the guest of Mrs. Stands.
]. E. M siisst MS.Ne viii Haa also BEN be- married ar in
June. as will Miss Alice Henry and Mr.. A.
s. Lee.
as MIS- svs &c; H: G is sesea Il Fs NJ. q h s'aPs CAMP Ts,.
bells ,twenty-first birthday. Menu cards.
done In pen and ink. represented the spe-
invited were Messrs. Hugh Campbell, John
Wilson, Brownlee Fisher, Morgan Cogge-
shall. Mark Moody. James Lewis and Mayo
Miss Addie Wilcox and Miss Chariot
Balm will return this week from Krksville.
where they have been attending the state
Mrs James Avery returned Friday. night
from a visit of several weeks to her dauEh-
1 far Afrc uonG G1offo nj Hermann Mn
Miss Mabel Sieber will spend the summer
with Mr.. W. S. Fleming and his daughters,
viii leave about the middle Of June.
The Presbyterian .Churcn had a straw.
berry festival Thursday night in their Sun
Emmanuel Church at Old Orchard will
have a strawberry festival Monday nigh,
on the lawn surrounding the church
the Monday Club. entertained the officers OF
the club. old and new, at luncheon thurs
ans. Joseph Weir. w C. Rumsey. Alfred
K. Prince and c. L. Martin. t half-pas,
reeeption in honor Of Mrs. Sockbridge. the
retiring president, on which occasion Mrs
Holton. with a clever speech. presented &c
chain. in behalf Of the club. as a token Of
appreciation of her services for two years
Mrs. Stockbridge responded in a happy vein
Fox. Frank Thompson. J. ". Slaughter
George GIL. n. D. Thompson. Marshall
Baker, ]. w. Slaughter. R. G: Hogan: Hugh
Armstrong. r. A. ouarles. William n. Bell,
]. NJ. Berry. William c. Dyer, Alex. Robin
son, W. l. Wright and H c. Salveter.
Miss Helen Skinner returned Monday from
a visit to Brookdeld. Mo-. bringing with her
her cousin. Miss Lena Spalding.
The Congregations ministers OF st. Louis
viii spend a gala day in Webster Monday,
driving. INDUCING in sports and l~unching In
the Congregational parlors.
A cablesram was received Thursday an
L D,,~zs th. AasI a< Aftcn 1rr1n Inc Inv.
merly of this place, in Rome. of typhoid
fever.