The St. Louis Republic. [volume], July 02, 1905, PART I, Page 12, Image 12

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lilSB Lily Eluhn, Who Visited the Adolpbus Butch Family, Is to
. Marry a Distinguished Italian Lively Colon the Rage Tfci
Month A Tip on Collars Society Notes and Happenings.
MwsajVea WiH K MiM n'liMJ Mi I 1 M '"
Eorne intelligence from far-away ITIes-
baden is of Interest to St. Lculs society.
It concerns Miss Lily Kuhr a couln of
Miss Wilheimlna Busch. who spent rev
era! months visiting the Busch household
a, year ago, at: J later vent to California,
with their party. She met many pf the.
young people here. and Miss Iiusch gave
several large functions in her honor.
The, news is the engagement cf Miss
Kiului to a young Italian gentleman be
Vjr.g'.r.g to a wealthy and high-born fam
ily, though hlmaelf haii no title beyond
that of Chevalier. His name is Stephano
dt Pancer-a. and h!s ancestral estates are
In Venice.
The family cf A!!?s Kluhn arc delighted
with the. engagement an J approaching
marriage, which is to be late in July. Miss
KSuhn lives at Wiesbaden, which ia only
a stone's throw frum the villa of Adulphua
Butch.
Ur. and Ur?. E. A. Faust have received
Utters from their parent this last veek
niating that thee Iiusch family is well, but
natumlly much fedd.-ned ovr the recent
uath of Mr. 1'tter Busch. They will re
main abroad until early fall, but of
ojtirse. aro living in extreme cecluon.
Have? vou f"-n the JJndeUa-bouleerard
dwelling of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Uudolph, Llrn
h re ' U'Jlslde and inside?
'Jh'-r; ;uu knew what got to make a
j-errfect home.
Notice that 1 !o cot say a perfect house.
1 Jl :! other word, vxhir'i has e.no less let.
ttr. and which means about live thousand
ti;r.-i r,"r than the tlrst aptI!atiu:i.
The Limierg eluediirig wa designed pre
eminent!;, for a ho:n'. and th :i-5lly r
rsarkahle bl'mlin,; of ti- artitic and the
i -.i fostaoji- s s '" nuike it r.-. Koit-vt ry
Iraiy likts ttimfortabl' thiiiKs. and mot-t
'-r body like, pr tt triinsa. 'h.n you
j mift- :!i-yj ua lui. m:d- a distinct
Mrs. I.imbR took tvo yar. to do thi".
fti rh'- tay.. I have an ldf:. that t-Ua
t;ent. pn.--tt.ly, M"A"ral hours iwrljr -ory
;.ii and thpy certainly mut have Ixn
hn;ipy linisr? in K'Ir.R over blue prints of
hou.: plan?. In putting in closots nr.d
,;iry i:ookf and window- and various -tiitr
lnirr-tlnir thl:iK which every woman
wantH "JuFt f" in hrr lioti.. to tlm'frrre.t
;iBUft of th" architect, who v.o-.iM lt-t-r
lay down Ui ar.- rlcht at th -er'
t.trt. when t ban tr bal with a woman
wl.'t do-s krow h'r os n mln-I on houi-i
buildliis.
r-'rs. IJmb-n-"s hoiL-e r'.m-i crriilt. not on
ly to b"-r IntIlisnof In con-tniction
but to hr lta drcoratlvp fno and her
Jntuitlvo knowlcil-; a- to what will look
Jrf-rt with what Thi- l--t amounts to a
ral ;elti In her c.-i.w. and th charming
ffct- rhf has ovoli.d would fill a much
lonKPr column than thl. and dewrve to
oopyrl(rht-I in th- bargain.
To m tho mot lnfrestins: and mm
fortlm; part of th ntir hous In. that
not one ulntVo bit of trrcelaln. riot cne
carved chair nor enverrd rushlon nor
rhinti-!rck"l Um'lolr is too llr.e for dally
ii"e. Th whole hou5 1- ti-d and ti-el
lianl. too. and fri-n(!s of the J.!mbn
family. -pp-(;i.i21y yt-iins lad. who are
chumi with Vaster TViwnrd IJmbrit. feel
perfectly free to com and : and to peek
their favorite spots as much n the mast-T
and mistress.
Hut ail thse are irenerallttes. Now for
n few detail-.
I would rather own Mrs. T.tmbnr hnt
cloet than tt lrc?ii!ent cf the Unite-l
States.
Thero .i-r.'t another in town, er m nny
town. I Fti-pect. It ha? a prominent posi
tion in hT pink an-1 white dreinir-ror.m
a very cczy apartBjer.t. by the way. ai
which jou Fhall hear more. It u made
of white enameled wood to match the rest
of the furniture, and roaches, from floor
to ceiling, being about three feet wids
and paneled in a mirror on the outside.
In-!de are single shelve?, reaching the en
tire way up. and on ever)' one rests a bat
pedestal, the 4conIcal-.hapeV affairs yoa
.sea at the milliner, and on these reposes
Mrs. Umberg's hats best, second beat and
the "common, or garden variety."
Jut noa wint-r hats are way t-p top.
nr.d the summt-r chapeaux. thoce delight
fully becoming affairs that the lady wears
autcmohiling. at the Alps, and at Glea
Hrho this fason. have tlie lower "helves,
where a shf.ct of tissue, rather heavier
than th; u.;ua! luality. covers the roses
and protects the plun:es. This tissue is
fastened o one sld'-. ro that when she
puts a hat back on its cone after wearing,
ho merely lays the paper over it from
the front.
I'm not a tit rurprired at this fine hat
rlo'tt of Mrs. Umberc's. Anr women
f who ha3 the skill to choose such becom
ing hats fcr herself, and 1 may add right
here that hrr Intimate friend often make
s-cliUh uje of her scienuric knowledge
along the?e line, nnd get her to help them
hoovs hats, certainly ijiould possess some
special idias as to the care and mainte
nance, of paid hats. Ar.d they get all of
this in th" clo-et.
The rest of the dr.-Frfng-room Is attrac
tive and dainty, pli.k and white, with
pink-fiowc-red chl:it for the chair cov
erings, fdr.k "lix!t:)r" .n Hie pretty low
prlrice9 drev-liic table, which hii-not the
hacknejetl silver toilet articles. Jut a de
lightful set f Dr.vd.-n ..i.e-white china
Willi the small pink rosebuds of ramiliar
d'Ficn. Tho Lath is white porcelain, toe
rug are w.ndly pink affairs, and the cur
tains are In tho same flowered chints
while, with large, floppy plr.k rosen and
foliage. Her slcrplng-rom. adjoining, is
done In chintz also.b-.it the pattern's an o-ld
on- be-in;- huge bird. of paradise or some
dher tropical evolution .if th deslirr.er's
brain. It look very well, however, nn-1
th ame pink and white idea is furthered.
Mr. Umherjt's room, in ricli red tor.rs
mid rather plain, severe f,irr.ure. and
Master iMward's room. In gay blue, l-.th
o(wn fi-om the central sitting-rrnm. whirh
depends for its wall ornamentation, on t!:
photographs of household frlend.t. The?
a!:not cornpletely cover the walls, mid
ct.titain many loeal anil foreign itlebrl
ties. Milady'. dek. with nn mitpgniph-d
portrai: of Komzak. the telephone, the big
reading table, sleepy hollow chairs, env
Ted Juv.t now with cool linens and flow
cm! cmons, nre hero to bo found, while
upstairs Is the billiard-roorn and servants'
uarter-.
IV.-rcnding. the first landing Is In the
big bay. which in u Inter has Its quota of
cushions, but Just new 1 left lwre for
coolness. Th staircase, which Is Isviutl
fully carved In oak. has several bindings,
and starts from the big square hall, which
Is really the library, its bookcase cover
ing three walls, and each having sm.-'tl
liamond-shnp'd panes. Here are n!-o
many of the I.imb-nr collection of paint
ings, both water i-elors and oils, nnd nil
of them choice. Mr. anil Mrs. I.Imberg
hav.v pitIiTfd together th-lr pictures as
they travel, buying many abroad and
many from toth Kastern nnd leral deal-rs.
They know mid love rik1 pictures, and
theirs nre nil well seized.
The music room, where stands the rr.I'
tros"s fine Brand piano. i perhaps the
most pretentious room In the house. Its
j furnltur-- Is all massive, as b fits so largo
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Ina tUesel, m maid of booor. Mr-"
tfcur Crowder acted as best man. Doctor
and Mrs. McKlnney departed Thursday
evening for their future kome la xew
Doualas.111.
At the home of Mrs. Steve Chris. No.
Sa Flora avenue, llaplewood. at p. n
last Tuesdiy. Miss Marie M. Uhrlg and
Mr. NoUn M. Clemmons were married by
the Reverend Mr. Stark. Mrs. Rcse
Kchcrddic-. sister of the bride, was matron
of hencr. and Mr. Charles Uhrlg. brother
of the brije. wan groomsman. LJttle Ma
rie Schneddlr. the bride's niece, was flow
er girl. The home was decorated in green
and white. The bride wore a white silk
dresr. trimmed with Valenciennes lace, the
drcrj being made la the 1 style.
On Tuesday afternoon. June 17. at the
home ofthc bride's brother. Xo. 44S3
Xorth Market street. Miss Eertie j.
Brownlow. daughter of Mrs. J. A. Brown
low. w?s married to Mr. Raymond P.
Uartlett. son of Mr. arid Mrs. W. C. Bart-
e;;. ... z;. Morgan street. The eore
mony was pertormed ty the Riverend
Doctor Claxon. The young couple depart
ed oa the veiling train tor tittle Rock.
Ark., where Mr. Bartlett is sngaged in
uiuiiaxs.
n of the weddings of the week was
that of Miss Mamie Wonuriska and Frank
J. Kavlay last Wednesday. The icro
mony took rUce at the horns of the
bride's parents. Xo. 3KH Iowa avenue, at
p. m. The Reverend V. Vaorlna per
formed the ceremony. Miss Ciirlstle Xo
kurka was bridesmaid and Joseph Won
driyka acted as groomsman. At 10 o'clock
supper was- served, and as the march wan
being played the Sokol Military I'rass
Knnd. of which the bridegroom is a mem
ber, played in honor or the bride and
bridegroom.
"Miss Elizabeth O'Connor of Xo. 33 1
must- avenue ami Mr. icimtom I'oiiarn or
Washington. D. C.. were married Wednes
day morning at 5 o'clock by the Reverend
Kithr O'Rnurke of St. Mark's Church.
I'agt: and Academy avenues. The bride
was dressed in a traveling suit and car
ried a shouer of white ies. After the
c r rrvny. a breakfast was served to th
bride's nltative at the l.i.me of her p.ir
ents. Mr. and Jlrs. William O'Connor. Tlie
houre. was decorated beautifully with
l-alms and flowers. The couple departed
for Washington. l. C.
men. struck nt eighteen. The best fleld--mT'!rdi.Jddifcr
"je;?arried
men. Berk Sub Kramerand
V Baltser: married men. Hotto and Boek
inkeger. Thtwa prent were:
KtSdSBMS
W.
I. Laaaewtach.
K. PWckin.
W. oitstiwiisai
Ifc-tto.
AbeU
Huh!
A. Kn?e.
A. KecK.
I". HerstmailliisT.
A. Wiecand.
M. UnW.
1. Aetroth.
g. Bernhardt.
F. Reuthardt.
SlreneUr
William lAoaswiscB.
Oerrge Hoffmann.
T. rvdde.
William ni'Wtwnn.
Henry Ijnebbert.
FWd Broeseke.
WUItam WlegaBd.
I. AbtL
O. StoiVe.
r. Dieckmaasu
Ivl Marlneata.
VT Hroelie.
A. Baltzer.
Y. Bnekrnkroegir.
O. Hallif r.
. Kr-tmer.
A. Manlus.
WlfBWSt.
WofBrrics.
Martaeas.
UTmxa.
. Baltser.
T. laaaewtseh.
St LancewiMh,
t. Ratuucelltr.
A. RahmceUer.
A. Brntseke.
U H-Tii liuissa
I
v. uadhom.
E. DlKkmun.
s-dwaMi
T. Jenarlekw
V. BaltxM.
A. JCelUO.
W. Ilotte.
Trm RevtisaSS
Balwer.
J. Wlnaatk,
R. Ahrtnt.
F. RahroceUsr.
J Bominerlch.
Tt:e Revereed 1
Kentchler,
T. Wobus.
The U P. E. Club, formerly f th
ralace of Eractricity. enjoyed a basket pic
nic Sunday. June Sw A ball same, con
ducted by the Misses E. Moran. K. Bergs
meyer and A. Xewrman. waa the main fea
ture of the afternoon. Dancing also mad
th afternoon pleasant for the. participants
Among the funseekers -were:
iuscam
Mr. Traveru A. Ucifel of Xo. SSI Cleve
land avenue and Mi-s Kla Kirthels of Xo.
CSS: Flora boulevard wen; married Wedrtes
day. June ;s. at noon. They surprised
their families and friend, although it
was generally undcrst.md the marriage
would take place within tho next two
wek.
A wedding dinner was serve! at the
h:ue of the bridt. and the couple de
parted afterwards for an Kastern trip.
Miss Ionian Xeusteter of St. Iiuis anil
Mr. Alexander Segrlbohm of Kansas City.
Mo., weie married hst Thursday aftemcon
at the R'Xai Arroona Congregation. The
bride unit attended bv Mbo Ulllan Xeu
sti ter. a cousin, and Miss Estclle Xeustet
er. a sKer. as bridesmaids.
The bridegroom had for the 1-est man
Mr. Mee Hopper. After the ceremony tho
bridal party returned to the home of the
bride's parents, which was decorated with
ferns and palm. where the reception tock
place. The bride wore white crepe do
Chine, en tralne. trimmed with point lace.
Il-r tulle veil was held In place by n
wreath of oranxe blossoms and a diamond
iiendant. After a wedding tour to Wash
Incton and Xw York, the couple will re
turn to Kansas City, where they will make
their home.
JruleA. Claik.
llte
Well Moeney.
Vanaxet Morsn.
Margaret Dowltng.
KtIle Mcnui.
Anna Newman.
Meleur
Jerry Q-itnlaa.
Walter Ie.
FVlwant Ttlalr.
Jnhn Tent.
John Siller.
H.J. KaaML
Ktttte 1
E. bynrn.
Jneo. Leary.
Klaneti Nobis.
J. touch.
William Bently.
JarkreKnt
oyOglw.
Harry Meyer.
The M. S. C Ctub gav Ms first outlns;
Iat Sunday at Meramec Highlands. Amcs
th-e present were:
JariaWjea.
Wetwr.
Keltlal
nmea Fernoo.
XW1 wun,
Iran Farley.
Jsncs RreaMss.
OenreFOK.
OeergeMeraa.
Jack Shea.
Charley OUbsrL
Mar r.ewe.
st-lla Shea,
aiamlx (Mtgtey.
Jlamte Shea.
Julia Weber.
Ar.nte Fmoo.
Msatt'ur
CBarley Maher.
Jnhn Tethos.
Jehn Rmmlt.
Pectof Holt.
(TurKy lltark.
The party was chaperoned by afr. aaA
Mrs. Meyer.
aiscELLAxears fciauntv
Diamonds. Jewelry, at Mermod. Jaceard
tc. King's. Broadway. Cor. Locust.
A jolly party nloyed a Basket plento
last Sumlay at Elm Point, near Ft.
t'lmrles. The day waa spent in singing,
claying and fishing. Those present were:
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Jaccard & Kin;.
St. Louis and New York
: :--i-f-5--t- tin ti us
Jewelers, J
Silversmiths and X
Society Stationers. t
A Great Sale of Fine Writing
Paper at Special Prices.
COMMENCING to-morrow. Monday, mominjrand
...... .t-,.. 1,;, ....1- scp'ln Tuiy "tl- th"r:en
every tlay tins vcclc ( wt '.uMmiarM m b-cktt, ) we
will offer fine paper and envelopes to match, as follows :
For 20c I
One pound of our I
t"ntf! Ili.nd."
ISO sf-ee line writ
ire pat- hole- -f
ii ii - ream
mure In. ittope .r
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Invclcprs to Match
UK pr r im
Imperial
Vellum
: sh', o? p.-.re- tnd
r envelopes, tn either
t-5s.e or cream
Fcr 55 Cents
One Pound
Of our ' Venetian
IP.nd " a line
light weight paper
white o- azure. :
Sheets
Tor 35c
rmclopts to Match I
55c per 100
Snow-Flake Bond
or Silver Gray
y "heels of pvper nn-1
li". envel"-s of thesn
tlr.e ;-il rs
for Onlv SI.G0
For 40c
A pour.-l of our
- "Mo-lern I.!r-n."
a very eho!-e j.ip.-r
comes lo . I) 'i-i!.-.
white, nzure, urn or
blue. : sheets. 4r.
fntelopcs to Match
60c per 100
Any of Our
70c Quire Papers
An extraordinary offer -1?"'
sheets of par-r and
1C3 envelopes to milch-
For Onlv S2.25
Stamped Initial Papers
A box containing Z shorts of
r our "Modern Linen" V.'rl:
Jhr t'.ipor. with lnlti.il stamp
cl In sold, and plain envelope?
to match-- 50cperBo
Eura Specials.
Tr.-!r thN head we offer th" frl-"-
lowing extraordinary values
I"ape". orth ard usually sold at
rr- iund -
For 1Tm er itoaad
irnv elopes, utuall) -old at from
.'- t " p-cka.
At Ae anal I(W waekasje
Finest Engraved Calling Cards.
Price Inducements and the Seasons Why.
REALIZING t-af J.-rlrs Julv and Aust! aTalrs socfilly nill not bs
as aetive a th-v have been nor a' thev -M be In the autnnin.
and due to ti fact that we lave de-lcners and engravers that sc must
keep employed, w" have decided to and will until further notice
furnish 1M -'iifst Cutti? Cardt'anii a iimKa-Engraie-i I'.'ctie
Scrip: LeUeriac i.wrjrth $I.M) for $1.00
Solid Old Entdish (worth S3.0-ij for 52.90
Skad-ii Oid Easllsk (rerttfS3.50j f cr S2.6S
AnJ 100 xarst rzfrartJ cc'ttr: ccrdi Jrcn y;ur cs-n
,r.V (.:ty s:ie) Jcr 75 eenit.
Mail orders filled. If you carnot c-rae. write t? u and we rt;i
tend arcples and estimates on anything you may -desire in our lis.
MERMOD, JACCARD & KING
BROADWAY. COR. LOCUST. ST. LOUIS.
J Our Citatoge Sent free to Any Address f
Write to t:s to-day send yo'T uw and address we will send
srou our ll!utriited catalogue, a 321-pa?e bcek. of Diamond.
Watches. Silvtrrware. etc, eic Or jend u th nms and ad
dresses uf any of your frirnds. and we will send lt to them.
iiiiiniiiiiiiinnHiiiiiminniinnmmi
a room, and Its russ. statuary. cNcora- !
tions and alt appointments :iro ,n ,,:,r"
monv with tlie riih low of m loily which
emanitts from th- lun-iniir.o intrui:if-:it j
whenever Mr.. Uinl-r :ts !un 1. fi.re
It. She las lung ln ci-.-iderol one
of the b-t amateurs in the city.
The dining-: cm '." a i.-.il ;-oe:n in
browns and p-M.. Tl-f ceiling is beam. d
in vke.ithcr.-tl ii: of a deep rich brown,
with past-lins in ltw.ea of delicate raX
golden el!nvv. Idrectly aliove tlio table
h.-ir.s a sujrh lamp, also of pain piin
ligh: jvllovv The walla are i!ono In a
prap di-Ig.i. th" deep purp!- giving a
distinct note of color to ti. brown and
dull-Kie."i f.-!i.-.pe China culxirds r.t.d
serving laMi- sn- nil In th- dark-brown
woods. Just off this ilinlmr-ioom is the
summer retri.it. a rpicndld big p'--.zz.i eX
tenilirg the entire leng.ii of the cast si 1.
It is rcreer.ed rnd otherwl.'e mnde per
fectly i-oinfurti.ble nnd ued by tho fam
ily as their sunim-r breaUfost-room. a
sm-ill ard c.zy round willow 'table, Just
suite! to upholding dainty br-rtifcfan
triler. oecupvr.g tlw enter. The floor is
beautifully tiled in whit and green, nnd
cool gr.'cri predominates. The hammocks
are green, tie riot of e-usliion? each in a
cover of grce-:i arid wiiit.; ,jiuir.-.l inslln
that v. Ill laur.eicr ar.d launder and still
keep its lovely hues, hdoi: rest-, willow
rocker. gr.-n Itathet'd eiiairs of solid
comfort, anl a few Ktted plants and
ILihns make ti is the pi.ve of IJ.vI sum
mer comfort. When one Is sr fortunate
c to .irinl: .v nslnt lemonade on Hits porch
one feels tlurvi.nl.ly In harmony.
The smeiking-rcom. Mr. IJuiborg's cwn
de-siqn at.-l especial pet. U norlh of the
music-rjora. nnd a model of tleg.t-jce.
This I also In durk woo.!, with a. tn-d.-ncy
t.,viar! tli ne i-nmn -tI? of
furniture, th- straight Jines anil su'.tan
tiai arcbi.ei ture yrongly retninlsrvttt of
the l-:: and tnnt wonderful i")ibrich 1M
vilion. In ie- d much of th iltting .f this
room nme from th le.rman exhtblta and
tliej- spTertvl it pie. e by idece. Tho fire
place is along the Ilr.es of a flerm.m dor
mered window house, and strikes em as
vety odd and cri;iral.
Tha IJmlorg liven. whl! only one year
has parse! uver i's head, is really re
markable The turf Is exrellcr.t. and in
the back garden Mr? Urnbcrg has eoiK'-d
sweet tea. Iwrder after bcrdr of nas
turtium, pny scarlet geraniums and in
numerable sweet-rmcllirg blossoms to do
their l-e-t. h lslj out a tiny vegetable
I lot tills r;.ring, and the tabla lias re-Joic.-d
in vo-ng cr.ion. tenJr lettuce,
bet?, pen? aj. 1 wrat not all sea-.on.
Indees! the piece dc resistance of a coiy
Iltt! dinner party given lest Thuriday
evening by th! ho'rltab!" host and hos
tess v.ns a duh of beets from their own
Garden rr-'r-'re.! tomewhat as the Log
Cabin Ciub server them ths v-ejtable
jlcked when quite small and tha tops
left on. Thci the beets are served w':h
a rich h.-IIandalse .vjc. and vou nr t-pe-cted
to eat the whole the tiny slender
root, the ixt proper and th" tors, t
mil. tit aM that you never fail to mrt ex-r-eclallcr-s.
the ctsh jiroves ro delicious.
The dinner cf Thursday was alven to
Mis Helen elerr.pp. whs was unfortunately
ill and obliged to absent hcreif. Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Taus: Jr. and Mr. lvJwtn
A. Lnip were among the guests, and th
psrty t&' automobiles after dinner an J
r.d-l at the Alp, where they were Jeir.e-I
by Mr. and Mr. Ilijrar I.ickiand. Messrs,
llenr- and cTfcaffralx I.ieklan.1. Mr. Ar
thur Maccus of Chicago, who Is is town
with Mr.. Magnus, ar.d has opened the
Itusch home for a short time during thilr
stay: Mr. Wlttmann. Mr. Harry Cowdery.
and several others. -
If vou would be chic, real "French chic."
wer"Hvt-ly eolers this mnath. They are
th- latest TarKIan fad. Ar.d they certain
ly do co with the outdoor life that is the
only fun Jan now.
Mrs. AH-Tt ftond Lambert is t.ick from
Paris with a let of r.ew and very fetci-.Irur
clothes. 1 saw her a few days a?e in a
tgt:fct p;-a;rcea Uses froct very airaplx
51 IPS I.II.Y KM'HX.
Kr..ip-il to an Italian nolilenian.
made, but thes bloi.se cut ns only French
blouses can Is' cut. and with this went a
gav scarlet leather lelt. not- too wide.
and a seirlet straw hat of rough we-avo.
with a turn.-d-up side and a few wtngs.
Th red nnd gre-en. lnstesul of being gar
Si. was si'preme-ly refined, and altrgeth-r
iov.ly, and ve.u can imagine how pretty
sliu leaked.
Mr nr.d Mrs. I-Jwnll Huckner havo
movel to Alton thU summer, going only
a short time ago. They gave a very Jolly
little houso party en Friday night, invit
ing several St. Iuis young men up to
mtct roine pretty Alton girls and to enjoy
an tve-ni:ig of muric-maklng.
MIi Ida Lfssrr has Just about the best
nmmer idea I've heard for tho upholding
of that nvt unmanageable of collars, tho
summer I.ice stoek. I mean tho kind that
comes sewel on or.e's shirt v.-alsts and
lingerie blouses the kind that tho manu
facturers have gotten out; a dlnbollcal
inve-ntion of wire ami blue knobs that you
are. f-jppcse:.l to slip In nnd wear with
comfort and distinction. You don't linppca
to do either, tut that's anoth-r story.
MIf.s lesser we-ars a tiny, tiny strand of
tulle tied rouid her reck Just under the
litrlo top frill of l.-c en the stock. The
tullo may bo, of white, vvhloli won't show
at iH. or It may be of pink, which will
give Just tho bast ipcclt of a glow to tho
collar: or. ngcin. It may bo Hue or palo
green with reiually good r-sults. Tho whole
t-olut. however. 1 to get it narrow enough
not to bo obno!ous-an inch-wide tulle is
about right, nnd yo-i can make a yard of
rr.eilr.o do all summer.
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Wateh-s .tt Mermod. Jaccard & King'..
ejno of the pretty June weddings took
jilir.. hut. Wisire-sday morning at K)
.Vcloek at sit. Vincent do l"aul's Church,
when Mir? IHeonora K.:tlelcar-!esj licair.c
th" biid.- of Mr e;torc" Ani:i Keinarmati.
Tli brid" v.-is at:c:ide.l by her sister.
Mlw llllnl-e-tli Ke-ttele-.tr.lcs. Mr. I-iw-rence!
llelnart.riu. bcotlu-r of the brld.
Portrait by HcTnbrandt Studio.
groom, acted n best man. A reception
was held in the eve-ning at ttic home of
Mr. and Mr. I'l.liip Diets. X. iS eSirw
line street. Tb" young e-empl" will be at
borne at Xo. tS rtnney avenue'.
Miss Isabel Stewart, etniighter of Mr.
and Air. Alexander St.-w.nrt. and Air.
WVIttr II Aloll were marri.d 'a-t V.'.--.ln--elny
ev-n!t:g Tli- e-.-r nrnni y wi' er
forme.l by th" lb-verend J ". A1i'.vhhI.
pastor of the Grand Avenue I.". P. e'hurch.
:ir..l was witnessed by a few relatives. Air..
Charle.s J. H.-uitt attended her Klst.-r as
matron of honor. After the oe.reme.iiy a
reception was iriwn at the r. sid-nce of
the bride's sister. Mr. David Il'-y. X.
7:7-" llruno av.tiu.-, in Klcliini.n-l Heights,
ut which only the immediate nlatlvs of
the yonrg ts.up!- er. tre-s"it. After their
honev-mooii Air. and Airs. AIoll will eo to
ho'irkeej.ing In their new home on Wash
ington boulevard.
VI St. frills to New York via nig Four.
Stopover at Washington and Philadelphia.
A p'etty church wedding was tliat of
Alfs Ijilu Hoffm.-iu to Air. Loui .luergetis
We-.Inesel.iy ivi nine. Tho bride was
drt-esed In white Milk, with an overdress
of dotted net. trimmed In Oriental lace.
Thu maid e.f horor w:is Aliss Clara llo-ve-katr.n
and the t.etdesmild was AIIss Ifelle
Drinlem.-ycr. Tiiey w.-re :ttlr.il In white
er.ihrolder-d vol!.-. The l.-vt man was a
r.ephew of the bride. Air Walter AMllesi.
und tl.e grooiCMnan wa Mr. Hen Thie-ui-itin.
Immediately after th" cercmonv- at St.
James's e'huieh the brld.il rnrty were
taken to the lirmo of All's nilse Eller
broe'e. ein Ai'elilde avenue. wlier ther
witne-sseel tho marriage ..f Aliss nilerbroek
to Air. Kuill Jaeger ef Ohio. They then
ree,l the eongratulatlons of their
friends ut their own home. Xo. 4fC Xlne
tenth street.
llotli bnd-s were prominent In church
work at St. jTne's Tlnirrli. Collece nnd
Itlalr avent.-s. Th". Ileverend L. e;. Xollau.
pastor of the church, perform'-d the cere
mony for lsth.
Mr. Henry Urownlv Hutton an.1 Airs. R
n. I-iyr." of Jhteagi. formerly AIIss
Itrown. mirprised the-ir friends lastwek
by marriaee. whleh took place In Dnver,
Cdlu.. en June 31
AtKs Ola niegel. li-iughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I Itlegel. wa" married v.dr.esil3y
aftcrmsm to Doctor Guy AIcKInney of
New Douglas. HI., the IU-verend Father
H-rat of Our Iidv cf Good Council
Church oSlclatlng. The Irlde w.-is gowned
In whlt silk, hcavllv trimmed In lace.
Th bride v.-.u attemlc-1 by hT r.ster. AII.-vs
At a wedding attended only by relatives
and friends of th" bridal i-ouple. Air. Au
brey C Lind-dey and Mis Jessie C. Peet
were married yesterday afternoon at the
heeme of Airs. T. P. AlcCormlck. Xo. 43M
IVrlin av-etni". Tlie Ileverend J. Iiyton
Mauze officiated.
Iist eve-ning Air. and Airs. I.lndsley de
pnrteel for the Xorth. They will return in
a fortnight, ami will reside at Xo. I? Wal
ton avenue, the home of Aim. D. It. Mnds
ler. ori.il. CIAsW.
For fire silverwares go to Mermod. Jac
e.ar.1 & King's. Krcadway, Cor. Icust.
Tlie Ite-d ar..l White Paitge Club gave
Its first outing at Rnmona Park June
Zk Tho members of the club met at
Wellston nnd. taking the car in a body,
proceedetl to the grounds. Dancing, beat
riding, singing, ball playing and many eith
er games were tha amusements. Thoss
present were:
Sllts
fiussl- M-ckfessl". Katie Her?.
Iila Itiisa. k. Inrrtta Sinsstng.
Anna Krn.t. e1ar& Krntt,
Ee nnfpon, eIe ff.
I-Ila Nlekarr.p. Kmllr NleVanp.
etrao Allneer, Ft.lla ekeslrk.
IllUa lUl.-.ieK. lyilu lioff.
I.vrlta Nlekimp. Netta Mincer.
Ftancis Mcckf-sale.
A furniture-car picnic wilt be given by
the Uberty Ben club to Rappington Grova
and Lake, on the Gravols road. Sapping
ton. Mo., on the Fourth. The party will
leave at S a. m. from the residence of Mr.
Joseph C. Schrcrdrr. No. 174! Qeyer ave
nue. On July 2 the club will give an
evening excursion o:i the rtearncr City of
IToVi'letice. .
The Sundodgers were entertained on
Wedr.eselay evening by Mis Bllth Wood
ruff of Xo. 2121 Ann avenue. The even
ing was rj-ent in dancing. Allsa Weioilruff
giving a number of fancy dances. Those
present wt-re:
The male choir of the Evangelical Z!on
Church gave Its annual outing hist Sun
day a! Klen College grounds. Quite a
iitonler of friends of the choir attended.
The iiiy wa spent in various amuse
ments. The feature of the day was the
annu-il baseball game between the rnar
ri.'d men and single mn of the choir. The
rauin was hotly contested from start tn
finish, and only coexi werk with the stick
bv th- single men in the ninth Inning ena
bleel them to win th much-sought-for
Kiune of the ert .... The se.re w:us 1 to
5. Itoth pitcher pitched excellent hall.
Hotto. for the married men. struck out
eight men. while. Kramer, for tha aingI-
Ateni.iirs ard M'adame
Henrv Iloelieraeler.
Frel Frrster.
)tle!-
FVlns M. Feiater.
Kmma nuenemaaa.
Clra tsehmler.
K--.liir-
AAert C J. Feer.
Otto Reek.met.r.
Ilernvaa Maseruneler.
Charles IXwaaineier.
A rerr pleasant sorprlss was atren hi
honcr of C. O. Knell's twentieth Mrthdar
last Thursday evening. After .lancing and
singing a repast waa eerrseJ. Those pres
ent were:
Jinn DttVfsyar,
Jtonn TSeeacsBRsr.
Amy JSfrthet
Alloa Boekamater.
Tr-.ee. Do.liwalar.
Arthur Benhat.
Ilrunee Otsart.
II. tviIltaiRS. I. Meaan.
K. Ptlneian. t stlltar.
C. Sehl.eder. A. riora.
A. Ihim.m. T. Allller.
A. Htewart. A. Krull.
I K.mire. E. Krull.
K. Preon.
At.tetirs-
If. Thomrewa. Al SXfcman.
F. vvmiams. W. Ahrtag.
O. Omn-IIaeh. TT. GtmelUch.
II. S. Sfon.ll. C R Krull.
II. Sullivan.
II 1-ur- an4 Xfssana--
It. G. Krull. H. C KraB.
Miss Elizabeth Buechet emtcrtatned
friends in honcr of her birthday. A de
lightful repast waa serred. Those present
were:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brntwtelar.
Misses
nr FretTierel.
vVlrlna Jatisen.
emella. DtepembscS.
Emma Ifertaoh.
Stella Rathgeas.
Ats.ieiir.
Alfred Owea.
Stax Xaas.
Karl K-hnatdar.
Bertha S.;hnet(ler.
Ida fVhn.Msr.
Ttoa Buechal.
eVwDs Ncratar.
JSefcRster.
Jssses Bowent.
A pink rarty was given In honor of Mis
I.otta V. Miller of No. SITS Portia aremie.
The parlors and dining-room wro decora
tes! in pink. DandngT and other amuse
ments wens Indulged tn until a late hour,
when refreshments were, served.
Among tboso present were:
Mtses
Ahbt Utewart.
ejraos cunnlagbaav
Ttlll" Qiieniln.
Amelia Kolsr.
Anna Pamaa.
Jo-la Millar.
Kate Wll!!aata
IlazelWlbcr.
Mei.Uf.
Fred William.
1. S. Purcell.
Frll-ops.
John Kolar.
I Mara Wll.r.
M. J. tjuslter.
EobAtklssoB.
All's Phanito Pickles of Cook STests aar
tertitlned several young gtrk at a rosa
luncheon last Monday. In honor of her
guest. Miss Chios Mason.
Numerous eraterrtainmsrtta aro betng
given In honor of Mrs, Frank F. Cferby
of Chicago, who Is rlsitinf old frteods) tn
tho city. Sho waa tha guest of honor at
a dtnnr at th" Alps Monday, and Mr
Zimmerman's rr.ustcale nt Tuesday was
followed by a dinner given by Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Adams of MoPhersoa areaue,
a reception and lunch on Wedaaseay by
Mr and Mrs. J. Frank: a Japaasao eachre
Thursday eveninr oy Mr. ana ana. u. .-.
rnraat rant . oouietrarex: a
ITlMal
Am nan.
Alma Krull.
riara Se.Mttatsr.
Itta Millar.
Clara Miller.
Lola, Ftort.
TTarrTllninsKi.
r vein Kvora.
Herman Ruefcat.
iTutaty Kralt.
Harry JWllvaa.
tarry mesa.
HlKham of
musical by
Mrs. Cbrneliua oa Friday
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Will Celebrate Fourth
of July All This Week, .
COMMENCING to-morrow and every
day this week, we shall celebra'te the
Foarth of July by firing off prices on
pianos which will gladden jonr ears in
stead of deafenine them. Call at oar
store, and yoa. will remetaber with pleas
ure the Fourth of July week you bought
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