The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-23

g.: I. N. w. Rae. 1904 s.: H. F. Grant. 1906 s.
Second Tenor-R. A. Squire. 1904; A. w. Al
len. 1904; F. II. Wiggin. Jr.. 1904; C. D. Nor
Rs 1905 i,oI : E. johnson, 1904 ST. NJ. Fl.
Holmes. 1851; y. /. MiteRsil. i.oi; G {: L: L:
Second Basses-J. Wilson, 1904; H. L. Grisys,
1901 s. d p Bingham cha 1sgt l. s. TyllssG 1885,
YALE BANJO CLUB.
Banjeaurines-F. squier. Jr.. 1906: E. F.
Dustin. 1906: 8. A. Leblanc. 1905: A. N. Mo
Clean. 1904: II. c. Hull. 1906 s.; G. E. Parks,
1904.
Mandolins-A. H Lewis. 1904, J. F'arson. Jr..
1904 g.: R. E: Sheldon. 1904, s.
aan5osE e onssns ,a as Kinney ass
1904: H: Bruf. 1906: 7. II. Brewster. Jr., 1904;
7. e. Johnston. 1905 g
Piccolo-E. Brown, L. S.
YALE MANDOLIN CLUB.
First Mandolin-F. squier, Jr.. 1896; ]. Far
son. Jr.. 1904 s.: G. Kinney. 1866; ]. H.
Brewster, Jr, 1904; G. e. Parks, 1904.
Second Mandoiin-H. G. Hull, 1906 g.: 8. A.
Le Blanc, 1896: F. B. Chapman. 1905; A. NJ.
GuitaIS1A: Brug 1896: H Townsend, 1901
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RICHARDSON-wALK
The marriage Of Miss George Walker,
daughter Of Mrs S. A Walker Of Vernon
avenue, to Ralph Redpath Richardson Of
Kansas City took place last evening at
s o'clock at the home of the bride in
Cabanne The house was decorated in
violets, the brides favorite flower. masses
of the blossoms being used In all available
places.
The bride wore white duchess satin with
point lace, and carried a shower Of vio-
lets. The bridesmaids were out-of- town
friends. including Miss Florence Willis Of
Columbia, Mo-; Miss Louise larry, St Jo-
seph; Miss Frances Paddock, Springfield.
They wore frocks Of violet chiffon and
lace, with violet bouquets. MIR. Richard
son was assisted by his brother. Frank
Richardson OF Chicago, as best man
The wedding was small affair, there
being no reception afterwards. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson have gone South for their
honeymoon and will make their home in
Kansas City.
MEATYARD-ENNIS.
The marriage of Miss nellie Ennis Of No.
$40 Lloyd avenue and James Z. Meatyard
Of Shipman, which took place at the home
OF Mrs. NJ. w. Reynolds last Thursday,
| was a pretty affair.
Miss Fioddie Ennis, sister of the bride.
served as maid Of honor, and the Misses
Mabel Parker and Georgine Peters as
bridesmaids. Walter Reynolds, cousin OF
the bride. served Mr.. Meatyard as best
man.
Little Miss Apphia Meatyard of Bloom
ington, Ill. niece Of the bridegroom, was
| flower girl, and Master Clifford wassall
cousin of the bride. was ring bearer. The
| little ones were dressed in white and gold.
The Reverend ]. N. Beall performed the
ceremony. The bride wore Persian batiste;
| almost covered with hand work and
| trimmed with wide bands Of lace and rib.
bon. Her only ornament was pearl
| brooch. Miss F1oddie Ennis's dress was
| Persian lawn. over pink. trimmed with
hand work and lace. and completed with
| a wide pink sash. Shower bouquets were
| carried by the bride and her maid of hon.
| or, the bride carrying white carnations
l and the maid pink ones
Rope snilax. pink and white ribbons and
| potted plants were the decorations used
| The bride and bridegroom stood under an
| arch of srnilax. from which was suspended
| true lovers knot Of pink and white
ribbon.
Mrs Stuart Davis of Carrollton. ILL.,, an
| old chum of the bride, played the Lohen-
| grin bridal chorus as the party entered,
| also some soft music during the ceremony
A reception followed from to s. The
guests from a distance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Shultz and daughter. Mrs. Henry