The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
Wedding Of Hr. E. a. Pail
lips and Miss Emma New
kirk Last Evening.
List Of the Presents Received
by the Happy Couple and
the Costumes Worn.
An Elegant Supper Served OF the
Most Costly and Delicious
ViandS.

For SON. time those wo,.dr"r- iit;lr
p.t>ss rgcr birds. whose in ginning - H"-
hcrc and xl.o-c ending no one ear tie
termire, have been whispering "i an Al
preaching Sccittv event which w"nid t..
The sCL saIiun al The -,a-un. Las; nIGa'
tb.>e hispcrs reached continuation hen
Miss Emma N"mkirK daughter "i tyrm~
kewkirk, one Of oar mos; prominent clli-
xcns Wa, united in marriage I" Mr. J.. l.
Phiilips, q Gentleman we'll known through
cut Central Missouri capabi. &"
illing airy trustworthy position. lie ! n
present; one of ;hc directors ni The fIr>i
National bank oi thi, city. The oere-
mony WAS performed Al the family resi-
dencc an Broadway, in the prt>cnce al
large and Elegant company, hcv. ir.'iiy, al
the First Presbyterian church, officiating.
The large and handsome parl. r. were
beautifully decorated Ter the occasion. th.
ehaIidaliers. pictures and hanginss being
prof,Isely adorned with wreath> 81 autumn
leaves and pressed ferns. The deep bay
window f.ri.ie toward ;hcea>i wa> rniirrl,
illed by a rich and choice display al hot
house flowers. Above these ga> arranged
a graceful fcs:oOn oi sniiaY, and 10 ;hr
right and left long sprays al Ivy added a
fairy like effect. A large bell, rninr">ei
Of pure white flowers and their attendant
foliage. WAS suspended near abe centre 81
the room, and gave the finishing touch 10
that which Was already =, lovely a, 4 pc
ture.
st 6 o'clock tie two bridesmaid, entered.
escorted 10y ;hcir respective groom-m"1l.
These fair and beautiful m:,i.icns, wills
their attendant ,Gu;rcS. ranged thcInS. Ives
on either side al the pendant rc,:din. h.ii.
and the bride followed. escorted bN hrr ia
turc lord ,aad tie e.Lciea;h this royal D Tcr
the air heavy with The perfume al flowers,
amid circle az relatives alt iii,g.!~ ;h-
happy couple were mad" one.
IHE BRIDAL Tn,IEs,
The hri.l., m intelligent, sNc>.-iaco,
blondine, was rohet in a shining princes
dress Of creamy -urah satin made witn Il
court train. The train and skirt were cola
posed ol a!l.sEate putis, aId rpw upon row
of line shirr:us T!le double scarf irapcfy
oi cream-coiorcd brocalc wae cau,A. Up
al the sidee in small -aLu!vrs and carrled
back uIi,r rich double SASH loops. The
corsagc was eau square Tia the neck, and
filled ia with iull pulls oi tulie. This VA
finished at the edge hv rare point lace 81
All unique pattern, winch fell over i!a>-
iron oi the surah satin made in iunUmer-
able shirrs and phi!>. II tie lctl al the
neck was fastened spray of pond lily
buds and lilies Of the VALLEY. Al the right
If the corSasc, near the waist line. Was
fastened similar spray, save the lily buds
were much larger. aud continuing. The tullc
veil-which had been handsomely en-
broidered by the delft fingers %! Mrs. : :.
Woodland. the brides >i>ter-.nd which
fell i'm tlmy folds over me entire dress. Wa,
a full blown lily Elbow sleeves made
si The brocade and trimmed with
Bnffs ana shirring oi the latin,
and rich fall oil Spanish lace
As finish To the train. completed ihi,
lovely costume.
The first bridesmaid, X;>s Alice Par
ker, daughter of Postmaster Parker, q tail.
graceful blonde. wore j dress composed OF
white surah satin, finished at the bottom
7ef the skirt with shell plaiiings and puff,
The tunique was made al white brQcade
-~Sih a front drapery of spanish lace i; he
ing caught back bcnca;h sash finish oi the
brocade, the coT-age va. finished BY falls
Of Spanish lace fastened hy cluster vi pal,
blue corn flowers. At the lett of the wai7.
and fastening the lace draperv upon the
skirt were similar clusters ot the flowers.
Miss SaIlie Potter, the second brides
maid. with prettily expressive brunette
face and "A graceful presence wore an eN-
euisite costume oi pale blue brocade, the
underskirt being composed of alternate
aounces of knife plating and applique
lace The drapery Was of pale blue surah
satin, caught at the left side in rich folds
and held in place bv 4 lovely cluster al
scarlet chrvsanihemums and cream culor.d
iassamine The corsagc of the brocade was
buttoned with pearls and finished by a
plastron made of IN e satin and edged by
handsome pearl lpasss menterie. The sleeves
were cut demi shape and trimmed Al the
wrist with a fall OF The lace and a heading
Of the pearl passementerie. Clusters of
chr, santhemum and i;,Ssamine Al the throat
and pearl neck lace finished the costume.
The groom and groomsmen. Mr.. Miller
Billiard and Nayl"r Newkirk, were in iull
evenir 9 dress of black.
TIE SUPPER
The supper WAS laid in the large and
eommodious dining ro"ln. the superb ser
vice used consisting o; one hundred and
painted with much artistic skill and ingen-
uity-no two q, signs being alikc-hv the
bride AT the head and foot oi the table were
two immense works of the conicctionsr',
skill in the shape "i cakes. the brides being
beautifully "rnamentCa with roses, cupids
lilies. exc, the whole being surmoTnIcd toy
the lovely figure OF bride in iuii robes
The center ornament az the table WAS al
epergne made oi the finest California fruit,
and translucent jrllies. The menu en-
braccd cold turkey, tongue, salads. oysters
pickles, chocolate, cream ana Jelly cakes
French candies and coffee.
THE PRESENTS.
The presents were rich, varied and abnnd
ant, consisting of:
A magnificent diamond pin from III,
groom.
An elegant silk dolman. richly trimmed