The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22


Though fools sprrn Hynen's gentle powers,
We, who improve hIs gOl.irn. hours,
BY >~e~, exps ri-ne- know
That marriage. rightly und. rstood.
Gives To 'h. tender AMI tins. good
paradise t~lox.'
One of the most pleasant episodes OF u
kind that ever occurred in Boonv:lle, ",
the marriage ut Chris; Church, last nigh
at ! o'clock, OF Mr. Adam Ittel. Cashier
the Cit,xens' National Bank, IL Sedslia, I
Miss GIovinia VI. Beatty. Of Boonville.
THE GROOM,
Mr. Adam Ittel, has been citizen Of Seds
liza from iis firs, organization He Is
gentleman ri firs,-c.ass business auallfica
tions, and has for some years flied the po
-ilion Of Cashier Of the Citizens Nations
Bank. His social qualities have eve
made him welcome m-mber of society
and he possesses the respect and esteem q
the entire community He n IN the prim
II manhood and has n brilliant future be
fore him.
THE BRIDE,
Miss Glorivinis Beatty, Is the step daughte
Of Maj. VIM Harley, one of the oldes
aud most wesl,hy citizens Of Cooper coun
~. She is yoany Lady Of rare sraces o
mind and person, and il great favori,,
With S~dalians, with whom she has mall
hosts Of friends during her frequent visits
In fact she sill be at home" in SeaAiia
and will lie must welcome addition to il.
society.
Certainly, il one believes in omens, il va,
q most
HAPPY AND ACSPICrOCs
one that was vouchsafed the ceremony by
the bright and beautiful day that preceded
it. The air was soft and balmy with the
warm breath Of spring, the sun sh6ue with
brilliancy, and not cloud o'ercast the sky
with its shadow during the day. Birds
csroled joyously on the trees whose swell
ing buds were ready to leap into foliage,
and old Dame Nature smiled upon the earth
and its loveliness.
THE EVENT
had for some time been anticipated. and the
social circles Of Boonville we're futtering
upon the verge Of eager anticipation. So
il wAs no surprise to see Christ Church,
last night, filed to OVERLOOKING With a
brilliant and fashionable asssemblage at an
early hour. The church, though shall, il
a ne It structure, and the evergreen wreaths
that had been hung upon the walls last
still remain, and formed a
simple, yet appropriate decoration for the
ceremony.
Representatives from other places we're
also present. Through the polite and as
siduous attentions Of the nshers, c. c. Hall,
pf Sedslia, and James B. Adams Of Boom
Vile, the audience we're comfortably seated,
without confusion, and in the most quiet
and orderly manner.
As the appointed hour for
THE CEREMONY
drew nigh, the assemblage watched the
doors with eager interest, and that curiosity
that is ever evinced BY that indiscribable
subdued buzz that announces. 40! the
bride and groom cometh"
At $50 p. m. the organ, under the master
hand Of Mr.. J. b. Brant, pealed out the
glorious strains Of the wedding March,
the doors were thrown open and the we'd
ding party entered in the following order,
preceded BY the ushers,
ARM IN ARM.
Miss Josie Moore, Of Seialia, and Mr..
W. Speed Stephens. Of Ronville.
Miss Sallie werthiemer and Mr.. Henry
NJ. Thompson, o: Boonville.
Miss Jennie Thompson, Of Bocnville
and Mr.. Miller Bullard, of Sedalia.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen marched
mp aud took their respective positions at
The altar-the ladies standing on the left Of
The aisle, the gentlemen on the right, facing
them, making . very pretty tsbleau.
Again vas heard the rustic Of silk, imme-
liately
THE BRIDE,
Miss Beatty, entered, accompanied by the
groom, Mr.. Ittel. A they moved forward
10 the altar they we're the cynosure Of all
eyes. They took their places in the center
Of the two groups before the altar, and the
ceremony according to the rites
Of the Episcopal service, Wa then impos-
ingly performed BY the Rev. J. NJ. Curtis
The bride was given away BY Capt. Wild
Of Bconville.
THE RECEPTION.
After the ceremony the bridal party pro-
ceeded to the residence Of Maj. VIM. Hsr.
ley. where the bride and groom received
the congratulations Of their friends from,
eight o'clock until about $50. when they
we're invited to partake Of the
WEDDING SUPPER
which had been provided. About ninety
perrons were entertained, and the banque,
vas . regal one. The large tables had
been arranged in the form Of cross, thus