The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-02
Lucille Martini, Louise Jansen.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
The College Club has issued invitations
for Saturday afternoon of this week for a
tea in honor of Nine. Wong and Mrs.
David Rowland Francis. at the club apart
ment. No. 4l5i Maryland avenue. Mrs.
Frederick Lehman VIII have charge OF
the afternoon, with corps OF members to
assist.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. n. Dale have taken
apartments at the Hamilton Hotel.
Two weddings to-day will be that Of Miss
Alice Orthwein and Edward Hessler of
Chicago and Miss Bessie Hulburt and Doc
tor E. NJ. SasirI of East ST. Louis.
The marriage of Charles Lopez to Miss
Mamie Forstel Was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at st. Eincent's Church. The
bride was sowned in white satin trimmed
with applique. carving large bunch of
American beauty r.ses. Miss Lizzie krug
assisted as maid OF honor. with Claude
Rock as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Lopez
departed for Chicago and the East for IL
short Wedding trip and will be at home
after December 10 at No. 1913 Kenneth
place.
Mrs. N. Sho~nhers of the West End Ho-
Cd FOR Chicago Monday evening
on n two weeks visit to Mrs. 1. II. Lesem
and Mrs. Maurice 3. Steele.
Mrs George Ittner. No. 172o Simpson
place, will entertain on Friday afternoon
with card party for her sister. Miss
Bertha Evans.
Mrs ]. L. Dawson and daughter, Miss
Dawson, have returned home after hay-
ing been in Keokuk for a week They
went to attend the funeral OF Mrs. James
II. Ftnnigan.
The st. Louis Drug Clerks Society VIZ:
give its annual dance at the Entertain
ment Hall, Masonic Temple. December Il.
The invitations will be issued this week.
Miss Mildred B6vis gave a box party in
honor of her guest. Miss Ruth Stuart. OF
Pittsburg. Pa, at the Olympic last Satlr-
day afternoon. Those present were: Miss
Edith Dustin. Miss Grace Rhorer. Miss
Ruth Stuart, Miss Mildred Beyis' MIS-.
Ray Douglas and Mrs. ]. L Bevis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Roberts of Corona.
Cal. have been visiting relatives In New
York State. and, on their way home,
visited their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. r. Whitrnore, at Old Orchard.
Mr.. George Rowe whitrnon came down
from Columbia. Mo-, and spent Thanks
giving with his parents.
WEBSTER GROVES.
The marriage of Miss Laura May Heapes
OIL WEBSTER Groves ana MT. arthur 0OF-
den Taylor Of st. Louis took place last
night at the residence of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Heapes. 4
The ceremony was performed at clock
by the Reverend ]. T. lilly of Mount Au-
turn Methodist Church. The bride wore
white peau de sole. The bodice. cut de-
colletc. with yoke of transparent yelling
was finished with deep point lace In bertha
effect. The sleeves. shirred from shout
der to elbow, were finished with full pun
of lace and inserting to the wrist The
skirt, in lensthwise tucks, was finished
with wide f1ounce. The wedding veil
was lreld in place by n diadem OF pearls.
an heirloom If the family for many gen.
erations. The bridal bouquet was OF bride
loses.
Miss Elijah Heapes. sister of the bride.
served as bridesmaid and wore French
lawn with Nalenciennes lace and carried
pink chrysanthemums. Her gown was also
decollete. with a sing. e thickness of veil
ing as yoke. Mr.. Will Taylor served as
Sroomsman to his brother.
The bridal party stood under canopy
of green and white. these being the we'd
ding colOrs. except in the dinirg-room.
where the decorations were pink and
white and green.
Guests were limited to relatives of the
two families and very few intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are fitting
up a home at No. 100 Clara avenue, st.
Louis