Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-20
ton between noble man and true ana
lovely woman.

AXE table was elegant beyond ;descriP-
ion: one had to see and taste IN ofuer
o righttully appreciate it. In the center
II the table was pyramid OF cakes.
and entwined with garlanas
# flowers. Both this and the meat Ia
,le were well patronized.
PRESENTS. 1
Berry bowl, frosted silver mounting,
Mr.. J. Wyatt Lewis and lady cut glass
cheese stand, MISS Nan
ne Corder; epergne cracked ware,
Mrs. Samuel F. Taylor; frosted ,glass
silver mounted pickle stand. Mrt anu
Mrs. Geo. Corder; pair cyTstai ofeao
placks, Mr.. and Mrs. RICHMOND Lliiiaro
gas-light- green, hand-painted nmPs
In bronze, Mr.. and Mrs:,Miil.
Yantis Crystal pyramid. Mr. ana mrs.
pair cut glass glass sAver
boquet holders. Miss iorence
A. Price; one doz. Bohemian cream
saucers, Miss Clara B. Hick double
cut glass silver moynted pickle caster
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Taylor; SGT crystal lnoiVia
nal salts, Mrs. Lydia.H1ckbarni cut
glass fruit basket silver mounted, MISS
Rovilla Corder; crackled glass spoon
holder, silver mounted. t. A. Whit
worth; cut glass goblets, Mr.. and mrs.
S. T. Martin; pair cut glass celery
stands, Mr.. S. F.. Taylori cameo ana
white vases, Miss Lille Goodwin eis-
giant hand. painted iruit service, Messrs.
Scott and Taylor; crystal water service:
Mr.. and Mrs. r, W.rNeale; dozen cut
glass salt cellars. Miss Carrie Lewis;
cut glass pickle caster, silver mounted,
MIR. and Mrs. JsSssHitt; cut glass tea
ssryiee.G Ton AaSsia and laay G.r,;1 ,fo,'sS .eS
lady lovely turquoise setewhite vases,
Mrs. Martha Dean; crystal tes service.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Beamer and MISS Lula
Gates; glass nut bowl. Capt. B. n.
Neale and lady; glass cream bowl, l:
Z. Taylor and wife; ground glass pun
box. silver mounted, Mrs. b. G. Saun-
ders; berry bowl, 7. B. Trent; silver
mounted pickle caster, Mrs. Jno. Good
win; set gobets. Jno. Goodwin; crack
| led glass silver mounted sugar bowl.
Jno Goggin; preserve dish, Mrs. Hen
ry Davis; tea service, Misses Wash
burn and brother; glass pickle caster,
silver mounted, Mrs. Reed and mother;
glass salt cellars, Eliza Bolton. .colored;
elegant glass pitcher, Mrs. .. d. +.
Catron; hexogon glass box trimmed In
carulnaI llOOOn, MISS Dettio 0OVN"Aus
LADIES ToILETTEs.
The bride wore light blue silk. with
an overdress of white lace. the needle
work of her aunt, Mrs. Betsy Saunders.
Miss Carrie Lewis, daughter Of the
bride, was dressed In corn eolored sat
in, trimmed IN scarlet peoples.
! Miss Florence A. Price wore navy
blue brocaded satin, beautifully trimmed
in plain satin and point lace; diamonds.
Miss Clara Aickman's dress Was q
green satin satin, petticoat and over
> dress, brocadsd IN moss rosebuds; hair
, in low French brsids; diamonds and
opal jewelry. tt..
Miss Rovilla Corder wore solid vel
y vet petticoat, cream colored brocaded
satin overdress, trimmed IN scarlet satin
and point lace diamond Jewslry.
Just here let the writer tell you some.
= thing private before describing
9 any more dresses. The three last
}. named ladies looked just too pretty and
l. sweet to talk about. t'1s.
Mrs. Will Yantls. sister Of the bride,
was dressed in dregs-ot.wine silk and
u velvet, trimmed in point lace; pear
jewslry.
10 Mrs. Sam Taylor looked beautiful II
N . bronze colored silk, brocaded satir
trimmings and Duchess lace; garne
and pearl jewsr ry.
A. Mrs. l. P. Taylor. the most sedat'
lady of the occasion, looked queenly II
:. black velvet and silk. Duchess lac'
trimmings; pearl ornaments $50
- Miss Lille Goodwin, gend'arme blu
st silk, trimmed in old gold and blue bro
caded satin; turquoise and pearl orna
IN ments.
The brides mother. Mrs. Battaile. wa
l the hanGsomsst lady In the house. Sh
y. wore black gros gram silk; neck an
40 sleeves relieved by point lace; (; oynx an
g, pearl jswelry.
All the other ladies were handsomel
dressed, but want OF time and spac
O. prevents further minute description.
ae MUSIC.
D. Those deserving of special mentio
he as sxerting themselves to entertain
r. this department Of the social schoo
i. were Mrs. Batiaile. Mrs. /. P. Taylor
u" Miss Clara Hickman and Miss Dun, &
s. the piano; Ed. Yantis, violinist; Viii
Is. Yantis, grand vocalist. The kindnes
mt of Mrs. Battaile will always be remeu
q, bered Tor the rendering OF several SEQ
tish ballads. both weird and sentimsl
hu tai Mrs. |. P. Taylor was most lnterss
oh ing in Methodist Pie" and simili
hymns; Miss Clara Hickman was iasc
I'd mating in Schnapps'' and other selst
:, tions from the German; Ed. Yantis ca
'le beat any preacher in nine counties on
ng fiddle. HIS brother, Will, can mak
q more fun with his mouth BY singiu
than whole troupe Of Georgia NIL
strels." Good music is something tn
can't we'll be retained in the body, n
1t is found by scientific men to be
physiological fact that it works out
ION the toes and heels Of the patient. I met
,d, to say the hall was cleared, and tv
~ i.' sets run till all were satisfied with tri
s| ping the light fantastic" ' t'a
the The Columbia girls. assisted by Il
RS, wild Irishman from X. c. ate multltud
I'd OF delicate vIands in fact, the food pr
49,, pared for one hundred persons. II
ths they did in one night and day followil
ar ar the wedding. Then repairing to
.m'ss m neighbor lady's mansion, they total
d. devoured the whole of large box
ginger snaps. the wild Irishman takil
rs many as six snaps at one mouthfi
"a. These we state as facts. Tho crowd q
,,g- not disperse till broad day light.
ing 81 c.no-.S =.
nds ior nome Oh tue iilu: ,oilo" gu "
iu- best wlsnes Oh many newly T1uS tAeI. y
self ana oy Mess!s ocott anu !syIoii =,
call the Information oi 'ne cieuts y. u
and iirm we wouid s!ate that ,ney m"y
.on- correspondent WIN aS Coiui.oto, C.,
the May crystal weddings como often. u
be celebrated with as much real plei
ure rs was this one. All present jain
conoratulatinu Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis I
at on their fifteen years OF bright and j
ta Gus lite in each others confidence, q
y OF may joy aud prosperity increase as
arly years roll on. L.
link Black burn, Mo-, Nov. 9, 1880.