The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18
Curran & Fry's,
dob Ohio street.
THAT WEDDING.
The Marriage of Mr.. W. L. Bai'ler
and Miss Name Brown.

The BAZoo, some Ten days ago. informed
its many readers Of the approaching nup-
tixis of Mr.. w. L. Eei,ler and kis~ Mamie
Brown, and exteGded Cong aiuisti0ns il
sdvance. To-day il has the pleasant duty
If giving the readers of the former s.ticle .
little description of the elegant wedding.
The contracting parties are we'll and
favof ably known To all, Mis- Brown beng
the daughter Of the late T.. w. Brown,
| founder Of the Sedalia Savings Bank, q
pleasing and entertaining young lady. and
| who has occupied a place in the heat circiv-
of Sedali.'s society for . long time. Mr.
Beiiler. WHEN he fret came TO S~.iaiis, w.,-
connected with the general SUPPLEMENTARY
department OF the NJ, X. Il 7. rsii~ az, and
aiterw., Cs was .dehiiSed with tie .iisrouri
Pacific railway at this point. Lately he
mas become a merchant, aud At present If
one of the proprie;ors Of one Of Sedalia's
leading stUIes.
Mr. Beiiier together with his warm
friends. Sgd. Hayward and Ia. Hendricks,
left here Tuesday evening arriving in Eer.
lin, Illinois. Wednesday morning, where
they were met and drawn 10 the elegant
country residence of Mr.. J. ID. Spiih, one
of the firm of J. ID. & L. 4. Smith, the
large Il cattle L,en in central Illinois WHERE
hes were entertained roy ally. Wedaes.
day eve they were taken 10 the house OF L.
Il. Smith, junior member Of the firm, and
were there cared for until the hour Of the
wedding at Mr.. ID. Smiths house.
Mr. Smiths residence ia very large and
is 40 arranged That by opening folding
door tie whole north wing can be thrown
into one room. At the back OF the room 20
arranged were draped lace Curtains CON-
p.eteiy covering ihst end; ia the center
was suspended a marriage bell, under
which the ceremony was performed. I'm
mediately above the bell vas monogram,
B. g." made of cedar. On the right and
left were handsome decorations. The bal
lance. of the room vas drsped IN ever
& cen. In the hall 10 the right of The room
were the words ''Good Luck" and the e.
ual horse shoe. On the stairway, in the
back OF ih. hall vas the word welcome"
The rest Of the house was decorated with
eyergreens, snd was Garkened and BRILL.
aniiy lighted with wax txpers.
The parties entered the pAriors from
side loom Mr.. T. S. Haywood and Z. L.
Hendricks, of Seislia, acting as ushers.
Miss Ada Orrick and Miss Mary Suther-
land, Of Kirkwood, Mo, came next, fol-
lowed by Miss Saliie Browning, Of Jack
sonviiIe, and Miss Kate Brown. Of Chicago.
Immediately in front Of the bride and
groom were little Mary and Halle Smith,
nisces Of thu bride, ~ho acted as flower
girls. The partie-, as they entered the
room, Sled to the right and left, leaving
the contracting parties in the cen,re. E-v.
c. A. Crane, of Jacksonville, assistc. by
Few. w. J. Ru;ledge, Of Berlin, perform
ed the ceremony, according TO the Episco-
pal form. The brides dress consisted OF
white null under dIess, With . Spanish
lace over dress. pearl ornaments and the
usual orange blossoms. After the ceTe-
mony and congratulations we're through
with, dancing was instituted, which WAS
kept up until the guests we're summoned to
an elegant supper. The tables were eie-
CANT 10 look AZ, and eating At them Vas
still letter that looking, showing that Mr..
and Mrs Sui,h certainly knew how TO
provide sub-tsn,ials.
At S .. m. the bridal party left in car
risge for Berlin, where they took the train
for Quincy, ILL.,, returning to Sedalia, their
future home, Friday. arriving in Sedalia
at S p. m, where they we're met BY friends,
and proceeded to Mr.. Frank Housion's
where they will remain for some time, be.
fore occupying rooms, having prepared
for them al the residence of Mrs. Marvin,
on Eth street.