The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-16
FLEMING-WEILER.
"A Marriage Solemnized by Rev. q.
A Beattie, on Third Street,
This Morning.

month of roses and of love-and this morn
ing, at = O'Clock, the ceremony was per-
formed at the residence of the brides par
ents, on West Third street Rev. Ct. A.
Bea:tie, of the First Presbyterian church,
was the officiating clergyman, and in
the midst of a large number of leving
friends and relatives these young people
took upon themselves the solemn VOWS
that made them one.
The attendants were Miss Ella Porter,
of this city, and Mr.. William W. Weller. of
Holden.
The bride was attired In lovely travel
ing suit of cadet blue and old gold came
lette. The underdress was made with two
deep kilt plated founces, with side losped,
overdrapery and plain basque waist, but
toned with ROman-gold buttons. Small ca
pOte of the same material as the suit,
adorned with rich ostrich tips.
The wedding breakfast was an admirably
prepared feast and presented beauti-
full appearance, laid as it was upon large
table in the shape of maltese cross and
richly and tastefully garnished with natu
raj flowers. 1t consisted of meats-cold
ham and turkey, salads, potatoes a la Sara
toga white, silver, spice, spence, angels
cream. Two fine pyramids of choice tropi-
the table and the whole was complete in
every respect.
Among the many lovely and appropriate
presents received by the newly welded
couple may be mentioned:
Set of silver desert spoons i'm Russia
leather case, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Beattie.
Rock glass ink stand and paper weight,
Miss SalIie Yantis
Berry bowl and vases, hand painted and
set in silver holders, Mr.. John X. Skinner.
White satin hand painted fan, Mrs. w.
S. Mackey
Silver and pearl handled carving set, Mr..
George V. Sneed.
Volume of Bryant's Library of Poetry
and Song" p. n. Guire. of Findlay, Ohio.
Elegant pair of gold bracelets, from the
groom, Mr.. Hugh Fleming.
Old gold brOcatelle and crimson plush
reception chair, Mr. and Mrs VIM. Weller,
father and mother OF the bride.
Handsomely bound bible, Chas Flem-
ing and Geo. H. Andrews, of Muncie, In
diana.
Fruit bowl and half dozen fruit plates
hand painted, Frank Hoffman.
Hand painted PLAGUE, in wood lilies
pale-pink and cream coIor-Mr. and Mrs.
w. w McNulty.
Toilet glass, mounted i'm silver frame,
Mr.. d. Wheeler.
French clock, i'm ebony, ID. III. Smith.
Handsomely bound copy of Owen Mere
dith's Lucille" Mr.. and Mrs McLaugh-
lin.
Old gold plush card case. filled with Wis
iting cards, Mr. and Mrs +. Mcclellan.
Finely bound and beautifully painted
cabinet album, Naylor Newkirk
Scarlet satin, hand painted toilet cushion
and bottles of perfume in satin, painted
covers, Miss Ella Porter
Set of silver nut-picks, i'm Turkey
morocco case, Minnie and Sallie Potter.
Richly chased jewel casket, {. f. Mes
serly.
Pair of silver napkin rings, M and
Mrs. Chas. Richardson.
Pair of gold and silver napkin rings, S.
ID. Rumbo.
Pickle caster in cnt glass and silver,
Mrs. Sturgis.
One of Rogers pieces of statuary, Miss
Sallie Porter.
Cake basket i'm chased silver, Mrs. S. +.
Buchanan.
Brussels rug, in pretty colors, Mr.. and
Mrs. McDougall.
Set of silver fruit knives in case, VIM.
w. Weller, Holden, Mo.
Magnificent water set, finely chased, with
goblets and tray, Mr. and Mrs. AL. Daily,
M. and Mrs. Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
George Langden, Mr.. and Mrs. E. McCleI-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Dent, Mr..
II A. u.JJ<.o A. cd A.. C,.ro-.o
Mr.. George Dent, Miss May Dent, Mr..
Pierce, Mr.. Lou Reaves, Mr.. Fox, Mr..
Pomeroy, Mr.. Forrest and Mr.. Bozman.
The donors of the last named present are
all boarders In the house and concluded il
would be much better to club together and
make the gift an elegant one than to in
dulge in individual affairs which would
not be nearly SO handsome. The result was
very successful.
The following beautiful and appropriate
poem, written by Mrs. s. f. Buchanan, of
this city, was presented to the bride:
FOR MISS CARRIE WELLER
oh sun, shine out in your splendor,
Withhold not your tiniest ray,
Shine out for my young friend, Carrie,
On this morn of her wedding day.
For It's said the bride will be happy
On whom you will deign to shine;
And want this young friend to be happy,
This sweet Carrie Weller of mine.
] wish all her life to be happy
With him she has chosen, her mate:
Though I'm sure with hearts true to each
other
They may brave cen the darkest of fate.
Ru. I wish them both to be happy
In all good God has to bestOw,
And hopes blossoms bloom sweetly around
As ever iife's journey they go.
The happy couple, after receiving the
we'll wishes of their friends, repaired to the
depot, where they took the east-bound
train for Muncie, Ind, and Lima and other
points in Ohio. After visit of two weeks
with relatives of the grosm at these points,
they will return to this city and make
their home with the brides parents.