Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-11
THE ALTAR.

Married-Ia this city, Feb; 8; by Rev; Il. Tai
bird, Mr.: ALyA NJ. WOODED and Miss MA
dis, Lafayette county, Mo-, Jan; Is. ny Ke.:
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Lafayette county, Mo and Miss 4.
MlLCOXEN, OF johnson county Mo.
= ~ 81, In this city FseEaarWS g. G y 6sfpsIes M and
county. ~,
-In Richmond. Ray county, Mo-. Tuesday
evening, February 7. vt the residence Of the
brides father, Judge G. J; Hughes. by Elder
8 KELLER Of L~eayenwor;h. and Miss LuLiE
H.hUGHES. Attendants; Mr.. John R. Green.
ingsOn; Mr.. e.. h. Sibert, of NOrbOrne. and Miss
Maggie Hughes, sister Of the bride; Mr.. Meyer
Keller, of st. Joseph. and Miss Dora Keith OF
Richmond. 8 7:l- OH irt .-f trt
Afsr the CEREMONY and the usual congratuia-
tions q bountiful and most elegant repast was
served to the multitude of guests. ALI the ladies
were tastsfully dressed.
The bride woGe a heavy bronze silk; Moirey
veil. with orange blossoms, and diamond
Iewelry.
Miss Gussie Keller. \ dress of black satin de
Lyon and velvet; diamond jewelry. t..- ,.
Alsa Maggie Hughes, q bronze satin overdress
over brocsde; diamonds and pearls.
Miss Dora Keith. q bronze satin oyerdress
over brocade; pearls and rubies.
The gentlemen woIf the customary black,
with oid-gold neck ties.2s-I-
The presents were numerous and costly. We
append . list OF them. eel.a.I nt.aL
Hs,f dover knives, Mr.. ii. i: Woedson:
Gold card receiver, Mr.: and Mrs. j. IL.
Pickle Caster. Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Menifee.
C9t-xlsss periunsry bottle. DR.. and Mrs. II.
Butter knife, Miss Matte Tompkins.
Bouquet holder and card receiver, MIRA. Albert
Keller, Lexington.
Pearl card case-Miss Lutte =. Palmer, Law
son.
Gard receiver. Mr.. E:E sibert. Norborne.
half dozen knives, Miss Emma BrashasE.
Pickle caster. Misses Mamie Conrow and Nag
HonsJcsmb canvas mats. Mrs. Emma Corum.
hajoHca pitcher, Mrs. john Green.
Pair vases. Miss Katie Limerick. .
Half dozen knives. Mrs. Geo. Hughes.
Pair pictures, Misses Cora Holt and Ella
Gard receiver, Mr.. Abe Keller. Chicago.
Lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. Thes Holt.
Pickle caster, Mrs a. Keller.
Lace splssher, Mrs Lewis slaughter.
spoon holder. Misses Fannie Green and Dora
Half dozen knives, MI. J ,mes Peak. Lex
Pie katie. Mrs. Ben. Conrow.
Steel engraving, Mrs. David Callahan, Lex
Box Of natural flowers. Mrs. J. ". Waller.
On. dozen napkins. Mr.. and Mrs. N. 8. Holt.
Swinging lamp. Lexington Inteliigencer boys.
Cut,glsss and silver fruit stand, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. 5. Hughes.
Pair pickle casters, Louis Harris and sisters
Bronze clock, Mrs. Isidore Keller, st. Louis,
PAR oil paintings, Mrs. A! F. Donnan. Jefer-
Swinging lamp. Mira sandsrson and Misses
Title and Sarah Powell, Emily ,McCown and
Comb and brush, morocco case, Mr.. and. Mrs.
j. L.. Farris. t' .
yasss, Birdie Keller. u.
Carving knife and fork. Max Keller. Glasgow.
Half dozen spoons, carving knife and FORK,
MALI dozen glasses and pitcher. Solomon
Berry dish. Nj. Jos. Hughes. -
Silver water set and hall dozen forks, Messrs.
T. n; Lavelock, J: W. Black. yr. J.R. Hamii-
MosSy, Louis iegeds ana W. S. ISlns
Butter knife. Miss salli. Garner.
2alf dozen carved silver spoons, Mr.. c.. j.
Hughes; Jr;. and lady, Denver. Col.
Fruit basket, Aessrs. Geo. ". I92lgg and lady.
ISs; Az and R 5.ss e. R.s a1 1say; .n M iady T. Rlnso- and
Lamp, Misses Ida and Carrie Cant and John
sugar bowl. Mr.. D. p. whitmer and lady.
- 80. Oh-
Butter dish, Mrs. a. P. and Annie Woedson.
sugar spoon, Miss Maud Bassett.
Lace nchu, Mrs DIR. Buchanan.
Book of poems, Miss Mamie Hnbbell
Half dozen napkin rings. Messrs. Charles
Parks and Walter Snoep.'
Household furniture. Mr.. and Mrs. N. r
Keller. and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Keller. :
Carved gold and silver cake basket, frsn
mother and sister Of bride.
Counterpane, Mrs. A. Keller. cpl
Counterpart, Mrs. o. N. Hamacher. :
80 gold piece. Mr.. Isaaore Keller, ct. Louis
Mo.
Swinging lamp, Mrs, James Kiger and Mrs
Lewis, Canton, Mo.
A sealed package. supposed to be very yalu
able, not to be opened for 3 years, by MIR. JohI
Green, uncle of the bride. FL
Poems, Miss Maggie Jackson, Bowling Green
Antique china chamber set, Mes Gussie KEEL
Solitaire diamond ring, groom to bride
min q chamber set, Messrs. sam. Taylor an
Egyptian vases. Mrs. Col. j. T. Child an,
Mrs. Col. Black.
The wedding was one of the largest and moi
fashionable that has taken place in our pleasan
neighboring city for many a day, and the Intel
li2eneer but adds Its voice to those of a host O
warm friends in wishing the young people
prosperous and pleasant voyage through life
Mr.. Keller, who 10 now city editor OF tn
Lesvenwortht Times, learned the art preserva
tive of all arts In our ONCE, and We therefor
feel q special interest in his welfare. Mr.. an
Mrs. Keller we've entertained at a receptIo
given in their honor at the residence Of MIR. NJ
Z. Keller. the groom's father. on Wednesda
night. and ut Mr.. Philip keller's on 1hursda
night. They returned. to Richmond Yesterday
and will probably leave for their future HON
to-day! May they 'slive long and bin happy.