The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07
HAZARD-EADS.
A Brilliant Wedding Ceremony in
4 st. Louis.
the Bea-The Ceremony. the
Reception and the Guests
Beautiful Toilettes.
lst. Louis Republican. February 40 ]

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the highest circles OF TINS our 9ooaiy Guy OF
vt. Louis. The bride was Mlss Addie Eads,
dauuhter If Giant. and Mra. JamesNB. Enda. a
,,,,, ,yh,, has had ~ cnyiohle roaition no,
80. ..,.... e.. ,r.,,.,. .,n,s,,,..,.
only ny pIesVRe Vi oapt. b"us p1"'bihehoe
among scientists, but for her own culture
elegance. worth and charm or manner and
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ps. ~.
Inc 1ortunate DrideQroom VINO mas borne
from our midst this distinguished bride is
a.r ,l,hn a HAZARD 4 ms,nher III tho ,v.l,-
ven. oo IL. 80, 80. y. WAC won
khoWh h"Vse asi"a" '".any VI ehas hame'
retired United States officer, and now q resi-
dent Of Liverpool. England II there II any
truth In the old adage Of "happy the bride the
SUN shines on" then may the bride of yesfer-
nay looa ,orwa,u 70 ,ons cvnI,inua.ion o.
Inc Am ~. t tsn.,,s, ,,s ~ ln'
lowen mes ...s re- az a .. M
hIu ~, ,r,,..r ,,a TX X ~" usantu
WIN summer anu .ms sh,es, scouting
H., .nnt .rah .rarn,,. hIass,,,ms ''o .oa"el
pin ~. WIZ. " W." su ~ ,.
ny , sv - MN 4. o,oek q. me
Mvanu . rs"a w IN s H., I.'o
nsnH y s, ui .ue. n * sh IVY IT, psls.nln -
oa ,n IVA au ,., WIN
ans Ep ~. w ,nai,t vi ny
nona NY w .a A. 10 y =. me p'ue
lno,un'nR Jap., ~" ms y ~ p E WY W.
anu Mrs; .a,mS uum, VA. aM. Mfs; MIC
Henry, FL. alln MIs. EnWaIu SWltler. sisters
ann p'p1mslsI,,nw ~ wv pn,'..,a anu W.. ana
Mtg yen,ay ,, nl y, - Nv. ,s. W. ~
protneR anu sister-,ll.IaW " the groom, ana
the cn'l1ren OF tne la.1ily.
Inc ceremony WAS performed ~ the saloon
parlor, grand room. wnlen had been TASTE
FULLY. but nnt 700 lAv!snIy decorated with
flowers Within Wide bay window whose
eentre-panel was superb mirror, the bridal
pair stood. large marble vase filled with
exquisite Gut lowers, just touching the
mirror, ana on elther slde against Inc lace
draped windows rose bigh banks Of blossom
callarlilies, carnations. red ana white. beauti-
full roses VI every tint, white eamellaa, nza-
leas,e etc, mingled with inaiden's-hnir fern
and other delicate Rreenery.
!. h,,,,ao =, .,,,e,h n,,,,rn md ro,,,, ,,,,,r
ann ro whoae teste in Dress ia ~ NOR, tth nn
amcsi w"st' .ht1 49,. n,,ns 10 y, n'os snan
uus nu, ,sa sv - umssh s.ie as, ~
aaa 9TH that .isnnic,w ,n,t
1Iue , ee ,4 w., ~ a.th M a,,s, ssme ~
tlowlnp out IA a long court train. ,lnmarreu
by trim ming Of any sort The pettltont. also
81 satin wns relieved from plajnness Nv rows
Of rare and costly lace whOss unique designs.
wrought for the wsarer, mingled In ono wet,
the open fower-like traceries OF duchesse
and the more compact lntricaCIes OF point
d'Alencon headed by pearl wrought bands.
The bodice with It's position back and pointed
front, was cut heart-shaped Ii the corsaQe
and finished with the rich lace, which rose iip
drifts OF frost-llke beauty about the bust
The Marie AntOinette sleeves were formed
entirely OF lace, whose designs were ced in
seed pearls and finished at the elbows with
double rows Of lace. magnificent parure
of pearls were the suitable and becoming
ornaments. Tho tulla veil fell from beneath
coronet Of orange flowers and elderberry
blossoms. and a spray Of the same blossoms
was fastened low on the left side Of the train,
while smaller cluster finished the corsage.
marvellously beautiful, and the bride re-
manned 10 the memory Of her friends vision
Of rare perfection.
There were no bridemaids, but just after
bride. came to onlciate - ushers for the
numerous company expected. They were
Messrs. George Ware. George Paschall,
Henry PaschalI, Sylvester Chouteau, Charlie
Tracy. Charles Bates, Charles Switzer and
Mr.. Callahan.
THE RECEPTION.
Erorn q o,olo,tr until X thara ,,,o. : rooo,,
t,on Attended bv aevern bundrsd Ts ~ tho tI,
~ the citv and nronn,ncai tha most hriI" ~
ofyair ~ tha SEASON Mra E"da r.co,uni har
naat " one aInn.nt .s st, ns reEe la ner
richIv trimm ed With black lace. In her heat.
t;sl ,yhita hoir Che ,u"ra . M, 20 ,,hit
and hIanSo- aienant diamond - ".A''o
Mrs. 7 r. How looked lovely in nalo hlua
a,n ,v,th rnf1iou ~ = MIA a,otridn", ,o u.mo
IN c VII n. Grec ".o elnoio'oe'eo tnus-
Mrs Edward Swlfzer neo Mo++,o Fade
wore n dnIicafa n,nk aiik coatIma hoan+ifniIv,
embroidered WITH cream color and Valan.
"iapnoa L. cn +rt,n,n,n~n eooA' anu '"4on-
''s Mrs lasn ~ ManrE., o,o an,
with rnneries a. chintn. nolore% hr"naae am nni
warntt,ra ri duchcuao ,aoa y. "o''"o A"e
Mrs J.fYrav HaZord ~ proy,deroa n r
wore n rich rnhv cnIorad aatin and natural
flowers. ivy eo'oAo>' @"s" e'"1 ""e"A .
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