The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-06
WEBsTER GRovEs.

Mrs. J.. W. Buchanan of Guwada. Miss.
is visiting the C. C. Harris and Mrs. E. a.
Cary of North Platte; Neb-
again, after a long. absence on account OF
Mrs. chas. Common, entertained Friday
s. More. II. c. Waters. Mercy Morrow, W.
C. Schumate. II. A. Wilson. A d. Allen.
Misses Fideiia Wright. Mari. Hart. Belle
Mrs. William Kerrnish has sold her home
on Cedar avenue and viii join her hus
band in Denver.
Jones have returned from Eureka Springs
The Chas. NJ Averys returned from
Waupaka last week
Doctor and Mrs. D.. NJ. Shilling have re-
turned from L~owaconing. Md
Mrs. Z. H. Holton is now at Jamestown,
N. Y, visiting Mrs. Aobie c. Backus.
After three weeks at Shautauqua with
ner of Kirkwood and Miss Lscy Bell OF
st. Louis. she was entertained by Mrs
Charles II. Tucker Of webster at the
Ocean Grove Cottage. She VIII return 10
Webster on Tuesday
Mr.. Lester r. Major of Maplcwood has
accepted the position of organist at the
work there next Sunday.
Mrs. F. D. Booth left for California
Tuesday.
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Henry
Mr.. A. C. Ferret has returned from sew
eral months stay in Arizona
Mrs. a. w. Brooke is in Chicago visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Frank v Gruhs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Gruet are in New
York. They will visit Sylvan Beach be-
The Reverend and Mrs. C. C. Hart gave
a family dinner Tuesday evening in ceie-
| bration of the seventeenth wedding ami
versary Of their daughter, Mrs. CD.
| Todd. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
| Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. E. s.. Hart, Mrs. Z.
A. Cary. Miss Mary P. Hart. Mr.. Charles
Mrs. Hart celebrated their hftieth nni-
yersary. which falls on Sunday. Yesterday
| afternoon with a family reunion
The event of the week was the marriage
Henry Miller of Asheville. Friday evening
at s Z o'clock. at the residence CT the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Blackmer.
The Young couple met nearly three years
age. when Miss Blackner was in Ashe-
vile ON account of ill-health-ra fact hard
to realize in view of her present superb
physique. She is now but 10 and the
Bridegroom p. They are IN unusually
The bridal gown was of French crepe,
with much fine shirring of chiffon In the
yoke and the lower part OF the btshop
sleeves. which were finished with dainty
oversleeves to the elbow. finished with
pearl trimming and sunpursts iormeq Oh
outlined with pearls finished the bodice.
The skirt of crepe over chiffon on a foun.
dalton of silk, was also much shlrred and
worked in nburs and was finished with
a long knotted scarf OF chiffon.
The bridal bouquet was lilies of the val
ley in a shower. Miss Browning Yeiser OF
Danvfle, KY, as maid or honor, wore
white chiffon. and Miss Jane Wilkinson,
the bridesmaid, white crepe chiffon. In
carrying out the idea Of a green and white
wedding. each carried asparagus vine In
a dainty shower, tied with white ribbon.
Mr.. Albert Biackmer and Mr.. Guy Black
mer. brothers of the bride, served as best
man and groomsman-
rrha bridal Marty entered the receptiou
room to the music OF Mendelssohn's WED
ding March," PLAYED by Mrs. Lulu Kunkei
Burg; violinist. Mr.. P. G. Anton. ~'ceilist.
and Miss Eleanor Stark. pianist. Just be-