The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-11

4 Coupls q Marriages Wednssday
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ese 70 the Young People.



IL n always pleasant 10 announce q
eveae which h sure 10 cs0vs tvo hearts viii
haPP'ne~. and i d especially pleasure ID
the RAnOO Office to-day, TO announce . we'd
ding in which QUE of il nass trusted a.
tschrs. taken . coaapscaoas part. Al
O'Clock last night, Mr.. l. +. F-~endea,
foreman of the kAz00 news room, vas mar.
ried to Mis- Maggie Rrovn, At the residence
Of the brides noshes, on Eaat Pesiis street,
in this city, BY Elder Msnhall, If the Ohio
Street Methodist church. Only . few invited
guests were present. and the wedding N oil
respects Was one u those delightful
SOCIAL EPis0DkS
which all those present will always recur
To With pleasure. The fair bride il one Of
the pressiesi girls in Sedal,s, and lo"ked in
her bri.i.I rUbes inexpsr~iblv sweet and
hexitchins. The groon Was brave and
manly - he always i, and il u doubtful il
two Prrsons ever commenced life together
under piessanter auspices. They have
known each other long and Intimately and
have looked forward With hope and cun6-
dencr 70 this ful6llment al their wishes.
Strong in mutual love. and vsth the ble~<-
iass Of friends and relatives shovered upoo
lt-m in profusion il will be strange ii they
fail in securing that happine~ to which
they have
BRAvELY LOOKED YURvARH.
After the ceremony Wa over IN elegant
supper vas spread, and amid hearty con.
gratulations and earnest hopes for the fu.
lure The company sat down to q board
profuse in god thinss and joyous cheer.
There VA not pessou Who viii not re-echo
he earnest wish Of the BAzoo, that this
vosns couple nay live long aud prosper,
md that their joyous marriage bells nay
'e perpetual epilhalanium.
NEAD-Lox0.
Quite IN interesting event transpired At
he Catholic chapel last night. II being the !
marriage ceremony Of Mr.. p. II. Mead and
iia Emily r. Long. A large number Of
invited guests throaged the aisles and
rata, and preaenied With the beautifully
church. quite IN attractive specta-
le. The altar vas brilliantly lighted With
burner. and the sofa light from
tapem liz up the room With
low which shone amid the Aovers and ever.
reas nth splendoe At once charming and
eautiful.
THE bride
the eldest daughter Of Peter Long, al this
~, and il remarkable for her beauty and
iquant grscrs. and il in all respects an &C.
'@pli-hed Young lady. She Vas the cyno-
Ire of many IN sdmiring eye last night, |s
ID the recipient II every possible kind Of
,od wishes for her happiness in life. Is
the GROOM L
~ Mr. Patrick II. Mead, we'll known % q
e amiable and accomplished steward Of
r Garrison IIouse. in which capacity he has q
ade many friends. he-idss his social quail 6
- which entiile him % the consideration .
Al prnnns With whom he has beea Q
ought in contact. II
THE CERENONY q
n performed BY Father Graham after the q
,tholic form. and Ma both aoiemn and .
,pres<ive. The beautiful details al this d
ormony IL Of CONNIE, familiar to every in =
|ligent reader and il would be entirely a
perauous to repeat il. Father Graham q
Is assi>ted in the ceremony by Father d
selAn. Of Warren>burg. an Old friend nj
e bside's family. aud when the interesting b
rvice which made the happy couple one. 81
y over, they received the hearty coaerst- q
sliosss Of all their friends. A wedding d
pper MAS iheS served At the residence Of q
E bride, ssd the newly married couple .
* The ID o'clock train Tor the East On d
rir bridal tour. q