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Recent Bride Miss Jean McElwee, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Oct 31. 1943 5J WOMEN'S CLUE David E. Murphy Wed Continued From Page One. earancc the McElwee borne and were concentrated around the living room mantel, where the receiving line stood.

Mrs. McElwee wore a tailored green suit with a matching hat and a corsage of brown orchids. Mrs. Murray's brown crepe dress was complemented by a matching hat and a corsage of yellow slipper orchids. The bride, a graduate of the Academy of the Visitation, attended Washington University, where she became a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.

Mr. Murray was graduated from Washington University School of Engineering. His fraternity Is Beta Theta PL MANY FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS Sin 00 who had among his groomsmen another brother, Joseph Murray. They are sons of and Mrs. George Elmer 4201 Lafayette avenue.

Cyrus Wilmore Higginbotham, Harry Smith and Edwin Louis Winkelmeyer completed the bridegroom's group of attendants. Various fypes of chrysanthemums, ranging in color from yellow to deep bronze, decorated Miss Bally to Be Wed To Lt. R. C. Schindling MISS PHYLLIS FRANCES BAILT, daughter of Mrs.

Frances Donovan, 5815 Cates avenue, and William Baily, 3439 Carson road, Normandy, will become the bride of Lt. Robert Charles Schindling Nov. 10 at St. Ignatius Chapel, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. A reception will be held after the ceremony at the home of the prospective bridegroom's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Schindling, 823 Sixth avenue, Leavenworth. The bride-elect attended the University of Missouri, where she became a member of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. Lt.

Schindling attended the University of Kansas, Lawrence, where he joined Phi Delta Theta fraternity. After serving 18 months in the European theater, he completed his education at the University of Missouri. A field artillery officer, he is stationed at Fort Riley, Kan. gnes THE EUCLID SHOP. 241 N.

Euclid At Maryland THE first of many November meetings of the Scottish Rite Women's Club will take place at Scottish Rite Cathedral Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. when the social welfare section meets with Mrs. Edward O. Miller, chairman. As a special project the section will dress dolls and inake quilts for Christmas for the Board of Religious Organizations.

Mrs. Harry A. Kraiger, leader for Wednesday's program, will introduce as guest speaker the Rev. Carl E. Siegenthaler, superintendent of Caroline Mission, who will have as his subject "There Stands the Forest" Dessert luncheon will follow this meeting.

At 12:30 Mrs. Harry W. Becke will discuss interior decorating before the art section. Mrs. William W.

Luck Is section chairman. The social eection, Mrs. Albert C. Brown, chairman, will entertain its members at cards. Parisian music will be featured at a meeting of the Musical Research Club Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.

in Vandervoort's auditorium. Mrs. Stuart M. Chambers, program leader, will read a paper "Paris on the Seine," in which she will describe three periods in the history of the music of France. Miss Qumlan Bride Of Donald A.

Jackson THE wedding of Miss Geral-dine Elizabeth Quinlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Quinlan, 4705 Michigan avenue, to Donald An draw Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Marcus J. Jackson, 3989 Dover place, took place yesterday morning at the Church of St. Anthony of Padua. After the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Cloud Billig, the bride's parents gave a reception at their home.

The bride's pale pink satin gown was fashioned with a high collar, basque bodice and full skirt which ended in a short train. A bonnet secured her fingertip veil. The former Miss Quinlan carried a prayer book decorated with a single white orchid. Mrs. Richard Wickenhouser, matron of honor, and "Mrs.

William C. Schwarze, bridesmaid, were gowned alike in American Beauty velveteen dresses with off-shoulder necklines and full circular skirts. Their bonnets and mitts were of matching material, and their bouquets were of white chrysanthemums. The bridegroom had his brother, Marcus J. Jackson Jr as best man, and Mr.

Schwarze as groomsman. Leonard G. Heck-ert served as usher. Out-of-town guests included the bride's sister, Mrs. Clyde Hirsh of New Orleans and her daughter, Lenore, and Mrs.

C. E. Bristow of Lebanon, 111. MRS DONALD ANDREW JACKSON vard. at 2 n.m.

Mrs, finrtr Atkins will be co-hostess. A program will be given on Anderson House, a historical mansion near Lexington, Mo. Mrs. Shad Grant road, Webster Groves, will ontertain th A Special Purchase Sale of The Most Wanted Fashion! STEEL ENGRAVED a I rv demanded by I ociaI custom I WILL ECKER (I 1,414 NORTH 13th IQUUVAKP II Confederate Dames Chapter at 2 p.m. Mrs.

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Freed will be assistant hostesses. Mrs. W. E. Flower, who recently returned from New Zealand, will speak on her impressions of that country.

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Herbert P. Stellwagen, will make its first appearance of the season, singing Debussy's "Starlit Night." Mrs. T. C. Wetterau will be in charge of tea to be served after the program.

At a general meeting of the Monday Club of Webster Groves tomorrow at 2 p.m., under the direction of Mrs. Gustav F. Goetsch, president, Mrs. Alexander J. Pastene will speak on 'the Curry amendment and Mrs.

Gordon E. Morrow will outline the club's participation in national art week. After the business session Mrs. Howard R. Becker, program chairman, will present an authors' forum with Mrs.

Samuel A. Johnson, moderator. Appearing in a panel discussion will be Mrs. Fannie Cook. Mrs.

Chaille Payne Robinson, Miss Shirley and Miss Adele Seifert, St. Louis authors. Tea will be served in the dining room by the hospitality committee headed by Mrs. Harry P. Lawther.

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lor aes sert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Moran, 45 Berry Road Park, Glendale, with Mrs. Glennon Schreiber, co-hostess. In the study of "World Literature," a resume of Italian literature from early times with expansion of the modern trend, will be given by Mrs.

William E. McCormick. Mrs. George N. Bishop will discuss Gabrietf.

D'Annunzio as an exponent of more recent Italian literature. Programs on contemporary literature and international relations will be given Tuesday at the College Club. The contemporary literature committee will sponsor Mrs. Jacob Wallach in a review of the novel, "The Plague," by Albert Camus, at 2 p.m. An hour later tea will be served with Mrs.

Logan R. Fuller and Mrs. William H. Stead presiding at the tea table. At 3:30 o'clock the international relations committee will present Miss Helen Manley as guest speaker.

Miss Manley, who will have as her subject "Women in Japan," recently returned from a three-month stay in Japan where she was sent by the War Department as a consultant in health education in the Civilian Education and Information Service. Meetings are scheduled for 1 p.m., by the program steering committee and the informal discussion group for the newcomers to the club. play group will meet Friday at 11 a.m., and at 8 p.m. The Friday evening group will have an evening of cards and surprise entertainment. The Tuesday Literary Club will meet at the Artists' Guild Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Mrs. William B. Spotts, president, will preside at a business meeting to precede a program in charge of Mrs. Grace Newman, "Music, the Magic Medicine." Mrs. Newman will introduce as guest speaker, Mrs.

Oliver J. Duggins who. during the war was in charge of the Department of Applied Music at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, under the supervision of the Institution of Musical Therapy of New York. Serving at the tea table after the program will be Mrs. R.

E. Loff and Mrs. James M. Lyle. Webster Groves Chapter CAJt.

will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert S. Grable, 761 West Kirkham avenue, Webster Groves. Mrs.

Pauline G. Hickey, Mrs. W. D. Bassett, Dr.

Irene Blanchard, Mrs. S. D. Hodg-den and Mrs. Douglas H.

Jones will give a program on Alaska, Of two Alaska songs, to be sung by Mrs. Clyde R. Pedigo, "The Alaskan Flag," was written by a 1-year-old boy and has been designated as the official territory ong by the Alaskan legislature. Two UJ5.C. chapters will meet tomorrow.

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