The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
WRIGHT-RUNYAN.
A Marriage Contaminated at
Clinton at $50 O'clock
Yesterday Afternoon.
The Day-Decorations Guests in
Attendance List of Pres
ents Congratulations
Departure, Etc.

The great society event of the new yeaI
was the wedding of Marshall L Wright
and Mrs. Hattie Runvan in the Cumber.
J land PRESBYTERIAN church ut Clinton, yes
terday at 4:j0 =. IN.
was as pleasant "a ii made TO order for thi.
happy event 4 clear skv, balmy air
mrre like April than of the last winte.
month made the affair pass off with graf
eclrr, and the guests AMI friends smiled
with sat I eli m Ii there is anrihin. in
tie trite SAYING III the beautiful dav, fair
will be The welded lives of The bride anu
| groom of yesterday
THE GROOM.
Mr. Wright Is Il well known yonng bust
res man y ho has been the lie of tn. -
. eli 4 circles of Clinton Ior years. Ills boy
mood WAS spent in Sedaiia, whore he sid
! he daily BAzpo IN the DAYS OF lis ewad
ding clothes, in the then struggling vii
laye.
Mrs. HATTIE W. RUNYAN
was reared in Clinton, but was LETT an or
phan at the tender age OF eight year.
She had a large property lett her by her
father. The late ID. T.. Stone WIS her guar
dian. By his management and business
tact, her property gained and to-day she il
probably the wealthie-t lady i'm Henry
county, her property consisting of farms
and business property IN Clinton.
She WIS educated in the ST. Louis
Convent of Visitation, and is a lady "f
su perior talent AMI attainment, both So
cial and otherwise.
ATTHE CHURCH.
By four o'clock the church began to fill
with people mostly ladies in fine toilets.
At Alb The public school dismissed, ami
the little misses swarmed into the gallery
where. with eager ewes. they were anxious
Ia look upon the beautiful bride. AT 4.2U
everybody WAS whispering, even Judge
McBeIh, and such din is seldom heard
uuless il is the ru>tling of autumn WINS
i'm forest of dead leaves. Al 4:50 the or
gan, presided over by Miss Ida Ferguson,
swe LEI forth familiar notes, and then
came the bride and groom, preceded by
the ushers, Messrs. {. {. Dickinson, Of
Clinton; {. T. Brown, of ST. Louis. and
L. III. kehoe and j. 4. Lamy, of Sedalia
The ceremony was briefly said by DIR. J.
l.. Mead. A short prayer and all was over,
and the church was hastily emptied.
RECEPTION.
A short reception was held in the parlols
of Judge Wright's house. where the friends
vouchsafed To the bride and groom the
usual congratulations. Over the door
leading from the hall 10 the parlor. worked
I'm zephyr In a handsome frame, hung a
motto which read: what Is home with
out mother in-law."
THE WEDDING DINNER
was then served, and VAS repIete with fine
cooking, eleg ant cakes and choice tid-bits,
also AN an array of fruits OF this and the
tropical chimes second 10 none ever seen
in this section on a similar occasion.
BRIDES TOILET.
The brides dress WAS a paie-amber satin,
cut with ian shaped train three or more
fest long. The trimming WAS point
lace and opal passamenterie. The cor
sage Was square, trimmed with tuiie, while
al the throat Was cluster Ell pond lilies
The skirt of the dress WAS eiab 'rately
with shirring, knife piealiny ami
fuunc, oi the same costly texture - The
skirt itself Hair in braids and coil no
The groom was in plain suit of black,
with white necktie and gloves.
DEPARTURE
At 6:i5 y. m. Mr. and Mrs Wright left
on the train for the south, aud will Toe ab-
sent about two weeks in Texas. when they !
will return To Clinton and s~ttie down.
DECOR Tons.
The front of the church is east, where !
the bridal party entered. The west end
was proIllscly decorated with a perfect Tor |
ast of honse plants and Fare exotics, be- |
hind which Were tri-colored lights hail |
hidden by the shrubbrrv, while ON the |
wall, artislically wrought from evergrecns,
were the words ''Gl"ry To- God Ia the /
highest. Peace on earth, good will 10
men," |
The chandeliers, brightly lighted. were |
Elegantly decorated with evergreens and /
lowers hanging p, ndant below.
PRESENTS.
Silver butter dish from the groom's
brother. W. l.. Wright
Ebony card and book stand, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Judge T. Z McBerh.
Hanging basket of natural flowers, Mrs. |
] W. Wright, of Warsaw.
Molasses jug Mr.. and Mrs. {. t. Collins.
Elegant cloth overcoat from X. L.
sentry, of Sc,lalia
Toilet SET Mr. and Mrs w. III Cock.
Carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Branum
Silver cake basket, I Ii. kehoe, OF Sc
laIia.
silver caster, J. A. Limy, Sedalia.
Beautiful hand painted china tea set, a
necklace, locket, pair bracelets, breach,
arrings AMI aigrette, Mexican tiigree
york from the groom also a beautiful
oltaire ring from the groom TO the bride.