The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-30


gold Chas. Parker.
Half dozen silver coffee spoons in hand
some case. Misses Katie Faulhaber and
Isabel Daniels.
Coffee urn stand, hand painted In bird
design Of scarlet tannagers and mounted In
/ silver Miss Mamie Bunce, of Boonville.
Silver card receiver in an engraved de-
sign of two crossed pea fowl feathers and
inlaid with gold, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mitchell.
Prettily shaped, elegantly finished
bracket lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. May
hew.
Mounted PLAGUE, hand-painted in a
pansy design. Miss Stella Deane.
Jewel casket OF silver and inlaid with
gold in a very unique design, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. +. Dean.
Cabinet album, finished with an engrav-
ing i'm silver of autumn leaves, Mr.. Will
Courtney.
SJlid-silver, square card salver, beauti-
fully engraved, Mr.. and Mrs. {. NJ. Bah
cock.
Card receiver and large salver richly i'm.
laid with gold, bearing the handsomely en-
graved initial "N.," Messrs. Chas. w. Bull
ZEN, Warren Galbreath, J. III. Dowland.
An exquisite oil painting, representing
marine view, in a fitting frame of pale
blue plush and gold, Mr.. and Mrs. X. c.
Sneed,
Dark-blue Bohemian glass bouquet
holder set in silver tripod. Miss Maytie
Parker.
Five o'clock tea cloth with napkins, i'm
latin damask, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Clute.
Statuette in Parian marble, entitled the
Rock of Ages, Miss Mary V. Gentry.
Silver berry spoon i'm Russia leather
case, Judge and Mrs. VIM Shirk.
Complete set of nut picks and crackers
i'm case, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Allison.
French clock in ebony, Messrs, J. c.
Thompson, H. +. Guenther, q. w. Weed
and John Jaynes.
Swinging jewel casket in solid silver, in
laid with gold and lined with moonlight
blue satin, Mr.. ID. H. Smith and Miss
Jessie Smith.
Eight day clock in a frame of old gold
plush and beautifully decorated with a
hand painted design, also two bronze
statues, representing the muses. Euterpe
and Melpomene, Miller Billiard and War
rem Galbreath.
Breakfast cap i'm macrame stitch and pale
blue satin edged with pearls, Mrs. John
Montgomery.
Three elegantly arranged bouquets of
flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Peiten.
Cake stand in chased silver, Mr.. +.
Kehoe, Mr.. A. w. Mcdonnell and T.
Thorpe.
One dozen silver after-dinner coffee
spoons, Miss Sue Parberry and Mr.. Vic
Shaw.
Silver berry spoons, inlaid with gold,
Mrs. A. HI. Marvin.
Half dozen silver tea spoons, Miss Lucy
Newkirk.
One dozen linen napkins. Willie Grain.
Gold thimble and useful little tack ham,
mer. Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hawk.
Three elegantly bound volumes OF the
poets, SHAKESPEARE, Byron and Scott, {. +.
Ilgenfritz.
Shakesperian tales i'm verse, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. III. Flemming.
Table epergne i'm pale pink bohemian
glass and Silver, inlaid with gold. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Philips.
Solid silver butter dish, Miss Ida New
kirk.
Card receiver in silver and gold, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. +. Hoffman.
Cut glass and silver buttonhole bouquet
holder, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Boutwell,.
Cut glass and silver dinner caster, A. b.
Newkirk, ST.
Grecian urn and jar, Misses Sallie Potter,
Hattie Marvin, Allie Chappelear and Allie
Ritter.
Set of individual salts, Allie Newkirk
and Kittie Philips.
Hand-painted vase set in silver, Mr..
Frank Schultz.
Card receiver with tie inscription, 'Shall
Auld Acquaintance be Forgot"
Cut glass and silver pickle caster, Mr..
and Mrs. J. ID. Crawford.
Miss Bette Gentry presented the thre =
beautiful bouquets carried by the bride and
her attendants.
The following poem, written by Cyrus |
Parker, the brides grandfather, a man of
phenomenal intellect although past four
score years, was sent TO the bride:
''Sacred to peace lee your new home,
Where all is love and two one;
You will search i'm vain for sweeier bliss,
| wish you all your hearts can wish.
With his bow and arrow Cupid shot,
In stepped Hylnen and I 81 the knot.
May each TO each prove faithful and true
And the honey moon last all the years through" 1
The dresses worn by the bride and her /
first bridesmaid were made at the estab- |
lishment of Mrs. John Hall, while that of
the second bridesmaid was made at the es- |
adjustment OF brS. r.. r. McSlellan.
Among the guests present were Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ofiield, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Barrett, !
Col. and Mrs. Philips, DIR. and Mrs. Trader, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Nertz, Mr.. and Mrs. S. III. |
Beiler, Mr.. and Mrs. John Montgomery,
Mrs. Joel Gentry, Col. and Mrs. Jaynes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Babcock, AR. and Mrs.
Cyrus Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Cam Sneed, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ilgenfritz, Mr.. and NJ 5. |
J. G. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Beattie,
Judge and Mrs. Shirk, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
H Mo Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. CraW .erd,
NJ and Mrs. E. Lamy, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. +. Deane, Misses Abbie, Mary and Sue
Gardner, Libbie Snedaker, Jessie Smith,
Sallie Potter, Allie Ritter, Allie Chappa
lear, Hattie Marvin, Sue Parberry, Lutte
Smith, Mamie Bunce, Boonsville, and
Messrs ID. H. Smith, Thos. Kehoe, T.