The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-17

MISS Laura Herold, second daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Herold. No. 3155 South
Jefferson avenue. and Mr. Louis Aude of
Cabanne were married last evening, the
wedding taking place at half after o'clock
at Benton Hall. which Is within a block of
the Herold residence. Sndlax and white
roses were employed by Mr.. Beuchel to
make the clubrooms attractive. q canopy
being erected at one end Of the parlor.
| under which the cermony was performed by
Pastor Jonas. The walls were hung with
smilax. and palms filed the corners and
hallway entrances Chandeliers and man
.tels were arranged with many roses and
green's. and the entire decorations proved
thoroughly artistic and elaborate.
1t was a quiet family wedding, only rel
atives and some intimate friends being IN
cluded among the guests. The bride came
in with her father. wearing a gown of
Du Barry crepe. trimmed In mousseline de
sole, and some handsome duchesSe. The
skirt was nounced with duchesse, and n
bertha effect obtained over the shoulders by
means Of the lace. with lace unlined
gujmpe.
A crescent Of diamonds and pearls and a
shower bouquet Of lilies OF the. galley, tied
with gauze. were the accessories. The tulle
veil was worn with q feathered pompon.
She was offended by her younger sister,
Miss Olga Herold. as maid OF honor. who
wore frock of white mousseline over let
tuoe-green taffeta. with skirt trimmed In
large diamonds Of tucks and real Valen-
cienneS insertions. and the bebe waist O
mass Of fine hand tucks and lace ruffles.
Pink carnations formed the bridesmaid
bouquet.
Mira Herold was in black peau de sole,
with white chiffon and point lace. and Mrs.
E1la Quentin, another sister, wore black
crepe dc Chino over white satin.
Mr. Aude was attended by his brother.
Charles Aude. as best man. An elaborate
dinner Of ten courses followed the cere-
nnouy, after which the bride and bridegroom
took late train for the North They will
spend q fortnight in st. Paul and Mime
sofa and on their return will go to live at
No. STA Cabanns avenue the bride an
nouncing the third and fourth Fridays in
April az her days at home.
Among the wedding guests from other
cities were Mrs. Bodener and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kuhn. all Of Cincinnati.
The bride Of last evening has been very
popular In the Union Club and South Side
society, and almost as we'll known 10 the
West End also. She and her younger sis
ter, Miss Olga Herold. were maids OF honor
two years ago at the Yelled Prophets ball.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
One Of tho enjoyable social events Of the
week was the wooden wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sprotte, celebrated at the
residence Of Mrs. j. d. Leeds, No. 1850 Rut-
ger street. Friday. An elaborate supper was
served, at which many toasts were respond
ed to by friends. and congratulations show
cred upon the host and hostess. An or
chestra furnished music during the evening.
Tho attendance of host OF friends and
many gifts attested the popularity of Mr..
and Mrs Sprotte. and made memorable
their wedding anniversary.
Mrs Herman Meyer Of No. 1927 st. Vim
cent avenue celebrated her birthday on
Tuesday. The afternoon was spent in play
ing and dancing The table decorations were
nations. Those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
George Mccartney, Louis Ruebling,
Thomas Johns, Herman Meyer.
Misses
Adele Meyer, Frieda Troeber,
Enc Yanzey. Lizzie Kenney,
Isabelle Vette, Hermina Heine.
Carrie Wilbenr,
Mesdames-
John Troeber. George Price,
Charles Meyer. Vernon Heslep,
Edward Rewig. Henry Bewig,
Hugo Krame, Fred Nieman.
Edward Lohoefner, John Niccolls,
William Bewig, John O'Neil.
Henry Meyer. Christ Joerns,
PERSONAL MENTION.
F. A. Siefert has returned to the city from
a four weeks vacation in the South.
Mrs. NJ A. Murray Of No. 1902 Stewart