The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
THE FIRST QUARTER
Of q Century Of Married Life
Reached by Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. of Warsaw,
A Notable Event Most Pleas
antly Celebrated, Last
Night.
Many Handsome Presents Give
Evidence Of Love and Esteem
of Friends.

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There is q beauty, AMI, what PATIO terms
. truth, in living for long term of year
mated, as we'll as matched, and when ag,
has lett its peculiar way-marks, to gathe
the friends and companions about til,
family hearthstone and rejoice together
One OF the most delightful events of thi
kind, that has been chrOnicled for sem,
time, was the silver wedding of Judg,
Sewel W. Smith and his estimable wife
which took place yesterday evening Al
their heme in the classic little adjacent
town of Warsaw.
| Between two and three hundred invita-
tivns had been issued, and probably ent
hundred and fifty gave response.
| Twenty-Five years ago, In the town O
Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Mr.. s. w. Smith
and Miss Mary A. Lsdd, were united in
marriage by Judge Parish, of tine same
place. Mr. Smith was. at the time, edilo,
| and proprietor Of the ManitOwoc Tribune
a paper which he published for period oil
thirteen years. He was in the army three
different hmes-the first time being an
| officer In the Mexican war; After his re.
turn from q soldiers life, he sold his paper
and emigrated 10 that portion of Missouri
where he last night gave his silver we'd
ding. He is man who stands pre-eminent
rs being Of sterling worth and, that his
legisns OF friends appreciate himself aud
estimable helpWeet, last night, gave am-
pie testimony.
The guests were served with an elegant
repast, consisting Of oysters, cold meats,
rolls, many varieties of finely prepared
nak 10
The presents were very carefully select
ed, many OF them being unique in design
and Nnish. Among them may be particu-
la
SET of silver table spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. b. Petts.
Silver napkin ring, E. T. Rhea.
Silver table spoons, Walton and Hamil-
ton and X. A. Harrison.
Individual salt, pepper and napkin ring,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ James.
SILVER butter knife, Mr.. Ned Spencer.
WedgewOOd inkstand and pen holder,
Van Wagner Bros. OF Sedalia.
Napkin ring in reprouse silver, Miss Hat
tie Philips.
Silver and cut glass berry basket, Mr..
and Mrs. &. c. Clay, Sedalia
Silver and cut glass pickle caster, Mr..
and Mrs. K w. Richardson.
Silver watch, from Tucker and Lewis,
Bib and Logan.
individual oyster service, Warsaw Cor
net band.
Set of silver tea spoons, o. ]. Stephen
son and daughter.
Silver butter dish, Miss RilIa Morgan
and brother jeff.
Solid silver butter knife, M and Mrs.
]. q. Philips.
Silver sugar spoon in case, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. ID. Hastain.
Silver napkin ring, Fred III. Smith.
Silver napkin ring, Mr. and Mrs. ]. r.
Jones.
Silver butter knife, Mr. C. w White.
Hand painted vase, in silver holder, Mr..
md Mrs. Albert Parker, OF Sedalia.
Silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. |
Silver napkin ring, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Renzkv.
Elegant silver lea set, consisting OF five
pieces, j. q. White, j NJ Cute, q w. |
Ready, S. Z. Johns, ard ID. III Smith. of |
,edalia.
Silver syrup pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. james
lark and Miss NJ. Spencer.
Silver napkin ring, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Set OF silver dinner forks, A. c. and III.
;. Wherritt.
Silver napkin ring, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. C.
Tames.
silver pickle caster, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Holly.
Silver dinner caster, Mr.. and Mrs r. H.
lelton.
Silver napkin ring, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
leng.
Silver butter dish, G. III. Drake and c.
Clark.
Silver coffee pot, Messrs. James III. Law,
:, c. Hornbuckle. Ii. A. Tompkins, w.
!. Hahn.
Set of silver dinner knives and forks,
Iullart Bros.
Silver pickle caster, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
'atzger and Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. MCGOWAN.
Elegant pair of toilet vases, Judge and
nd Mrs. William Shirk, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Isckeit.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
w. Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ham
ton, Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Rhea, Mr.. and
[rs. C. w. White, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
rake, Mr.. and Mrs. II c. James, Mr..
nd Mrs. p. d. Hast.in, Mr.. and Mrs.
smes H. Lay, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
lark, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eyerly. Mr.. and
[rs. A. =. MCGOWAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
'hite and Mrs. G. Beattie, Sedalia Mr.. :
ID Mrs. Dee Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. G
etts, Misses Annie and Myra Melton,
attic Spencer, Hattie Philips, Mittie
ayes, Lizzie Eyerly, Carrie English,
ARA Hayes and Messrs. A. c. Wher- {;
It, William Wisdom, T. c. Hornbuckle,
!. B. Ham, Ned Murrill, d. H. Smith, i,
.dalia, F. II. Pe,tes, JEFF Morgan, Will j.
urlbut, James Bib and many others.
Dancing was INDUCED in BY the younger !,
rests ut the bank building, while the !.
der ones whiled away the time at the =
ldge's residence.
That the occasion will long be remem- .
red by those who participated, needs no =
al to understand. May the years live =