The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-02
MARRIAGE OF A MINSTREL
One of Barlow, Wilson, Prim-
rose & Vests Men We'd
ded at Clinton,
And Arrived at the Garrison
House this Morning With
His Bride.

Cupid often, in this busy werk-a-day
world, plays strange and unaccountable
pranks, and his romantic influence Is ac-
knowledged BY prince and peasant alike.
About two years ago, il will lie remem-
bered, the Wizard Oil company, under the
! management of Mr.. Hamlin, visited this
city and many were charmed with the
sweet singing and instrumental music
which was combined with its advertise
ments i'm the evenings.
The gentleman who was par-eNcellence
! i'm this respect was one J +. Martindale, a
| handsome type OF Young manhood, and
! that he did not win some one OF Sedaila's
! fair daughters, can but be attributed to the
contrary influence vi the little god above
spoken Of.
From this city the company visited
I Clinton as we'll IA other towns, and at the
former place Mr. Martindale formed a
romantic attachment which eliminated
i'm matrimony, as stated below.
The affair is more noticeable from the
fact that the groom is now a member
of Barlow, Wilson. Primrose Il Vests
minstrel troupe, which will perform in
this CITY this evening, and, under the stage
name of Frank Howard" is great favor
ite The bride and groom are at present
at the Garrison house. in this city, and
those who have the pleasure OF seeing Mr..
Howard this evening will see newly made
happy and blushing benedict.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, in Clinton, Mo-, on the Goth inst,
by the Rev. J. o. Fackler, of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, Mr.. }. +. Martihdale
and Miss Lena Barlow.
The bride was beautifully dressed in
white null, deliberately trimmed in white
Spanish lace ornaments, flowers ant. smi-
lax leaves and diamond jewelry. The
groom was attired I'm black dress suit and
white kids.
Attendants Mr. III. II. Williams and
Miss Meta Snyder.
Following the ceremony, refreshments
were served, and the groom entertained the
assembled guests with some choice music,
q portion OF the songs being Of his own
composition.
The following is list of the presents
received:
White celluloid toilet set, in blue satin
| lined case, and white satin, hand-painted
fan, from Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Rogers, Bur-
, liBgton, Iowa, uncle and aunt vi the bride !;
pair fancy napkin rings, Mrs. b. Stern !;
very elegant black satin and moire para
sol, lined with crimson and gold satin and
trimmed i'm thread lace, Mr. W. II. West
one OF the minstrel proprietors; hand
somely carved silver pickle stand, Mrs.
Jas. Pollack; elegant gold necklace and
| locket, set with pearls, Mr.. and Mrs. l. n.
Jones and Miss Alice Buchanan; elegant
watch and bracelet, with the names of the
proprietors of the minstrel company. and
the bride and groom engraved Oh gold dol
lars, from Mrs. q. II. Primrose elegant
individual caster and gold thimble, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Bolinger, set silver
knives, Miss Celia l.. Bayes; An elegant
pair of bracelets, serpeHts with ruby eyes,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Keil; elegant carved
solid silver jewel casket, Mrs j White
mack, grandmother of the bride: chased
silver toilet stand with frosted glass
bottles, very beautiful Mr.. HI. Ii. Williams
and Miss Meta Snyder, bridesmaid and
groomsman carved silver cup. Miss Cora
Montgomery; elegant white satin fan,
hand painted and embroidered, MIR. A. d.
Golf; macreme travelling bag, lined with
scarlet satin, made and presented by Miss
Meta Snyder; elegant handmade point
lace handkerchief, Miss Lizzie Shoup,
Jefferson City; one dozen fine linen dim
ner napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bayes
pair beautifully carved silver napkin
rings, in japanese design, Mrs. S. Blatt
and Mrs. {. II. Stevenson fancy apron Of
darned lace, Miss Fannie DeLavergne
beautifully embroidered null collarette
Mrs. c. II. Snyder; elegant copy of Owen
Meredith's Lucille" Mrs. d. Baird pair
SILVER individual salts. Charlie and Cliffie
Keil elegant gold lined silver card re-
ceiver, Messrs. Willie Keil and Howard
Kitchen white kid wedding gloves, Miss
Jones dress pattern of elegant black
gros grain and sealed envelope, supposed
either to contain an unlimited supply OF
pin money" or SEALED orders" for future
reference