The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-02

Society's most interesting bit Of news
| yesterday was the engagement announce
men; OF Mr. William X. Orthwein and
| Niss Nina Baldwin OF Chicago.
The announcement WAS made IN Chi
caso at the home Of the young lady. who
IL a niece OF Mrs. Charles Finley Elkcr
OF No. 4aIS Greenwood avenue.
| Miss baldwin Is quite unknown in st.
| Louis. but. as the fiancee Cf a member OF
one OF this ciiy's prominent families she
| will doubtless visit here considerably In
| the fall and coming winter.
Her acquaintance with Mr.. Orthwein
| began while the young man. who IL only
out OF college few months was visiting
his sister. Mr.. Edward Il Heiseler. Tor
| merly Miss Alice Orthwein and a prOni-
nent belle Of st. Louis.
She has been married and living in Chi
cagO for two years.
Mr.. Orthwein Is the youngest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William ID. Orthwein Of Port
| land place. His parents and the remainder
| OF the family are travelling In Europe this
summer. not expecting to return until
October; Since they have known Of their
sons friendship and warm regard for Miss
Baldwin. extending over n period Of more
than a year. the engagement will hardly
| he surprise. no date has been set for
the wedding.
Miss Maud MillfSan and Harry Salveter.
both former residents Of Webster. were
married last Tue sday evening in Los An
Eeles. Cal. at the residence OF Mr.. eal-
vcter's cousin.
Doctor Baldridee. a retired minister. re-
lated to the MillsAn family. performed
the ceremony in the presence of a few
friends. Among these were Mr.. and Mrs.
". A. Irwin. Howard Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
B aI,h canieid Miss Miss IS. h,,.;, S1nsia @ Mrs nS
Ernest Plant. all former residents Of
Webster.
The bride taught in the Webster School
bristol Of Waterbury. Conn. who was as
Miss Sarah J. Miliigan. principal Of the
school for many years.
Mr.. Salvcter came home shout n year
ago from four years Of missionary work
in Southwest Africa. expecting to return
after years furlcugh. He became IN
terested. however. in his old profession
business In Los Angeles.
The brice wore simple white gown
and tessamine blossoms In her hair. The
the flowers that grow lavishly in Las An
gsles.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Edwin A. lemp returned last night
from . three weeks visit in New York
ard the Jersey coast. Miss Elsa lemp
Will remain East tho remainder OF the
summer.
Miss Tessis Morrison of No 81: Whittier
street departed yesterday for Chicago
South Haven and the Northern lakes,
where she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goldberg and son Of
No. ~ Gamble street are on visit 70
their old homo In Rochester. n. \.
Mrs. John II. winn and Master John
Wirn oc New Orleans are at the Wash
instun Hotel.
Doctor Henry Jacobson has returned
from the West. where he attended the
medical convention at Portland. Ore. He
met many ST. lcuissns In YELLOWSTONE
r. ay.S AZ S-olOr.JO SpviryS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rebman landed
this week at Bremen and Will spend two
months In travel abroad.
The Lotus Club has issued Invitations
for n lawn party 10 be given on August
at No. NS Glasgow avenue. Dancing
Miss Berthe Shsehan and Miss Gertrude
CLANCY have returned from soJourn et
Piasa Chautauqua-
Mrs. Ecsere snowden OF Memphis Is the
guest OF irie2ds at No. ssts iindeli b9nl".
Compton and l. Il daushte. OF the Chief
Justice OK the Supreme Court os Miss's-
SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. Cornelia Fulcher Of AssNsSd piace |
Monday evening with a lawn
party in honor Of Miss !,vanscline Full |
chsr's eighteenth birthday.
Games OF Various sDrss and q musical pro-
gramMe were the features. Ices and other |
i!sht refYe~hmenis were served through |
out the evening. Among tho0 present |
were: !
Ha.r.., wor,h.,gton. Ac-ie Chorrean.
MsrS,..s N.is1n. Mab.i Daniels
lfc--nce K;sn.cks. Mae Mitchell.
Grace Daniels josephine Gyosrrn'sr.
Hs<layres-
Henri clonsau. r 1syicf.
Nsss.egrs-
y'-rn-Y sha,nhera u
TSIx-r IAnS-seiA
SeisgG- lSiry.
Iirn. M.i:nca.
Gco>rsnse$ si.xieton-
The fi-st outing os the Terminal Rasi- |
roAd Association was held af Falling I
Springs. III. MoNsay. Dancing. racing i
mi various amusemenss were INDUCED :n. ]
Among the features % the cay vas a !
ssseSsn game between the local and een-
.--,l Offices resulting IN q score OF IL 20 !
in favor % the former team
Mr Fitzgerald vas a conspicuous figure
N the diamond. managing the former
esn. Mr A. D. Johnson and PARTY ar I
'tved on q special from St Louis about
D. IN order 20 Be- present and witness
he prowess Of his clerks as baseball
uiflers.
j. p Grove captured drse prize IN .
eS-yard dash Jack GoYnsely pitched b !
? Elder one oS the LcEisvtiie's otd-s!n3ers. |
made good In q liner 10 center. Mr. Co6o
Ecn q cofn-skuckirR consels. Mss Gusste |
Hsisel cas- the recipient Of = gold piSre
u . psUaed offered for the recngnifson OK