The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-09
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Miss Marjory Dawson and Mr.. Milton t.
Seropyan were married yesterday afternoon
at Emmanuel Church. Old Orchard, at
o'clock. 1t was in every detail possible
Marguerite wedding.
The church was decorated with great
quantities OF tie flower. both the large
variety and the little field daisy. The
chancel was literally bower of daisies. The
bride. as well as her maid and matron OF
honor carried trailing bouquets of mar
guertes ard the maid. Miss Frances Daw-
son. a cousin of the bride. wore her hair in
Marguerite braids with marguerites braided
into them.
The bride entered with her brother. Mr..
Campbell Dawson. Her gown of white or
candle. worn over taffeta. was almost en-
tirely of pin-tucks and Valenctennes inser-
tions. The siXteen-tucked gore of the skirt,
Joined with lace bands. gave an effect or
points at the waist-lin-. A full iounce was
formed by the tucks. graduated TO different
lengths, and the whole was finished with a
ruche, edged with lace. The waist was In
the quaint 1880 style. with sleeves capped
with tucks and lace. dropping TO very full
pufrs below the tow and finished with but
terfly bows of tulle. The long veil had been
worn at many other weddings.
The maid of honor. Miss Frances Dawson.
and the matrons. Mrs. William c. Dawson
of Washington, and Mrs. Theodore Dawson
of Denver. sisters-in-law OF the bride, wore
white French lawn, much trimmed with
Valenciennes lace.
The maid wore white ribbons and finish
ings OF white tulle, while tie matrons wore
green ribbons and touches OF green tulle at
the neck and on the elbow sleeves.
Doctor W. B. Shields was best man and
Messrs. Glenn Hutchinson and Valentine
johnson were the ushers Bishop Potter per
formed the ceremony, assisted by the Rev
erend ]. Courtney Jones. Rings We're ex
changed in taking the VOWS. Mr.. William
NJ. Jenkins presided at the organ. playing
the following programme: Lohengrin We'd
ding March, Pilgrims Chorus from Tam
hauser: Prize Song" from the "Meister-
singer; "Serenade.' by Tittl. intermezzo and
prelude by Mascagni; "Idylle." by Bendix;
"Andantino,' by Lemare; march from
Aida March Of MagI Kings" by Dubois:
Bridal March, from Rose Maiden. ending
with the Mendelssohn march as the pro-
cession left the church
A small reception followed at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Dawson. uncle and
aunt OF the bride. The home decorations
were roses and honeysuckles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seropyan departed last even
ing for short tour. which will be followed
later by longer trip East. They will spend
part of the summer in Webster. but will
live in st. Louis in the fall.
GLASSCOCK-KEITH
The marriage of Miss Zula Glasscock,
daughter Of Mrs. VI. Stetser of Webb City,
Mo-, to George z. Keith of Carthage No.
took place last Thursday at the NJ E.
Church South, at Webb City. in the pres
ence of a large number of guests. The
church was handsomely decorated with flow
ers and the wedding marches were played
by Mrs. f. T. Webb.
Ernest Sullens and H. B. Hulett were the
ushcrs Little Grace Webb served as ring
bearer and the bridesmaids were Miss Will
liza Trott. maid of honor. and the Misses
Ida Roney and Maude Glasscock. William