Claude Remick

"... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Leavitt, St. Louis, I was married to Edward Vilas Platt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Platt of Manitowoc, Wis. The Rev. Claude E. Remick read thc service at p. m. before thc altar decorated with Illies and greenery and lighted by candles. An Informal Occasion Thc absence of bridal attendants marked thc Informality of ..."

"... ye are strong and bold. Who fain would go forth to t. > fray. And battle with dragons, as knights of old? There's a dragon for you to slay. ?Claude Elwood Remick. Mild To a certain club In Chicago belonged an expert bridge-player named Jones, who had t"he reputation of being pretty severe with less skillful partners. A member named Brown, with ..."

"... !tn the window blind, by old Mother Moon, Who hud finished her cruise o'er the! ocean of dreams. And beyond the dark western moun tains soon Had J???S*Lhwr moonbeams. ?Claude Elwood Remick, Xeft for Trip Eut. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dinnie left &st evening for a trip east. They will ':e away several weeks and will visit imany cities of interest, ..."

"... Labor and School Attendance. Leading social and educational or ganizations of St. Louis are interested in legislation for social betterment, to be urged upon the general assembly, according to Claude E. Remick, special representative of a joint committee. Laws for , the protection of women and children, for the promotion of public health and relating to state and county institutions are to ..."