Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-24
THE ALTAR.

j THE ALTAR.
Married-In Higeinsville, LAFAYETTE count!
Mo-. Nov. Il, by the Rev, L. Roth, Mr.. col
NELlUS D.. SECHRIST and Miss ANNA RUTH
both of this county
In Odessa. Lafayette county. Mo-. No,
; 10, by Rev. T. P. Cobb, Mr.. EDWARD EVER
and Mrs. ELIZABETH E. MULLIN.
In Corder. Lafayette county. Mo-, No,
]. ALBERT STEELE and Miss MATTE a
In Luling. Caldwell county, Texas, Nov
"a, at the residence Of the BRIDES mother, Mis-
LUCIE S. BOOTON and DR.. JAS. A. HILL
an extended tour through the south and easi
A host of friends wish them unalloyed happi
ness.
at the residence Of the brides father il
THUR {. MccHEEssSE Ycs Of Trinidad, Z Golo ora
do. and Miss FANNIE p. FIELD. A recep
McChesney. Esq. at Odessa. Friday evening
last.
A the residence OF the BRIDES mother
Mrs: kebecca Bradford. Sunday. November II
~ the Reverend b. 7. Taylor, Mr.. JOSEPH
MATTIE BRADFORD. OF Aullville.
1t has been but II short time since this Nm
looking couple met each other for the first tim
In this little city. 1t 30 happened that both o
them were smitten with love for each other OF
first sight. They then laid the foundation for
courtshIp. then commenced building on tina
foundation their affection for each other, unit
the whole superstructure was completed, OF
last Sunday evening at half past one O'Clock
when the Rev. b. T. Taylor completed tn
work by tying the matrimonial knot in thu
presence of a large crowd of ladies and gentle,
men anxiously waiting to witness the ceremony,
which was short and to the point. The preach
er then gave the groom and bride his hand. con-
graduating them with good wishes for their
future Of usefulness; the large crowd followed
In congratulations. There were no groomsme1
nor bridesmaids In the way. The groom and
bride were elegantly dressed. but plainly. They
looked as II they were just out from under the
hand of their Creator. The BRIDES dress was
arich wine c9lored silk, plain but stylish. She
wore no pearls nor diamonds, NO wreath OF
flowers nor veil on her head. She needed no
ornaments, paintsjTor powders TO help her fine
looks, for she was the finest looking lady in La
fayette county. There were NO presents pre-
scented to the BRIDE; the invitations that went
out We're underscored, no presents. This was
Aunt Beckie Bradford's arrangement, which
showed her good sense IN that matter. At seven
O'Clock the dining room door was opened for
supper. Along table seemed to be bending under
the weight of everything beautiiulsnd good to
eat. with every variety Of meats and fowl, q
great variety of fine cakes. CANDY nnts rs,ains
and such like. 1t takes Aunt Beck Bradford to
set forth an extra fine table for sha has ba.5 lone
experience in that business. There was a b,yh
cake. finely ornamented very rich
and mellow to the touch of the n,,late or tasts
This cake was 90 rich and elegant that MANY of
the crowd were anx,ous to know wbo IL vaa
made by. so Uncle ALI. ,Jone, called tn Amt
Beck TO know who made that cocoanut cakes
She replied that Miss Laura Adams WAS the
maker of that cake. This astonisbed MANY
knowing that Miss Laura Adama waa cutie
young, ouly In her teens. lootino lie a Mov
rose. 1t certainly excelled anv cake made in
Missouri since Missouri was admitted ga a sts,e
in the Union, Well. Mr.. Editor tbis ia Int a
mere outline of this grand wedding. We could
go on and give you the names OF all the ladies' and
gentlemen, their fine dresses. styles. &C.. hut
it would take several columns of your valuable
and knowing your taste as an editor
don't run in that channel we desiat.
GOOD EATING
-Tb. roe;d.,,o M,
,..n m,Ies northxast - 49,
tv No VIC tho soanso ...n.N- ~
sion November l4th # he;ro m. 90.
b,s danphter fn,u ., Az ve,..a u.-... ~
b;ob contrsc,;no ,a.,;o, =. -
varnon o.nn,w "' wv" hesioen's u
There wer. manv ,nv,ta.,o,s
several bours before III. .nno,n,.d ~. e. ~.
MARRIAGE the gnes,. hou., - ..-..o - w
and near: and as thew annroacbad w.ro ar..t.,
by a vision that surnossed plo;.des " h,;,',.S"s.
the lawn waa ,igb,at hv rh,..so -.
,ros.,,oa a 49,. h.,1..-. 5000" "n~
.nee. The veranda wss h.au,;n.u. .r
n.ro, oe,ri,a. 80 -. -
m. oor,.u ' "n" ifou
R.ina ,s,..., - =. "~e An~i.Aase oen.
decorations of the mos, un;on. a.aisHa. oA.
upon entering the nar,or tho fra. ,hin. y ....,
I'd II. was the .ot,o .coa p,.,. : $50.
to-,an ,, ~ ASS WIZ
Tho onnoin,oa -
h, Mond.,s.o,., - g
r,ndor., =, !. -. saa.. A.A.n' WHOM
slye manner Inv M;ss K,tis Iaw;s M -,
and groom nrac aded hv nsh.-s -
repaired tn N. v.r.,d.h ga -. ,..."..N."~
n.,,, ,h. h.I ,.s-n,s - 5000
hartmann Inv Paw ~ T. D. 49,
and imnre,stve ceremonv rh.n us
paired immedia,e,v IN rho n.r,,... -
con era,u,,,ior
Tn. bride VIVA .t,iroa :, q, z.
princess silk and velvet low co,1,ra h,ah 49,.
sage. mint Lace. soI,,,;ra Ii,,,,s, ,...,
Howers
Naxt v.ra tho i,no
R,rtte W.u sis,or -, ~. 80. nI''e
blood cashmere and veIv.. Iva
Jittya Easia Koo,t, ...
.rnsbea SIR. uh.rr, c..h,.-. ~
First br,desma,d Mise mi. WI
The bride. dress.a IN naH.s 80
ornaments di.,nonds .nd tnro,otss. 1919
lace. natural tea rosas A,,.,,., =. a.
Ruby Walton, of Butler-Mo
s.cona hr,dssmo,d NJ. - ~
or III. 49, - "aa'
Ducbess lac. y.rn.., ~
crushed roses. A,tenasd NV A. - n
Morris. Nevada Nh
Third bridesmaid Mic. o... m
r,.,, Rh.d,n.r. on. - Ao"e' ~
-, ~" 'eA'e's oiientai
md c.r,,naI am, - cream
u ~. 60. 60" A'noeo ny INK.
Tto ,.o.. :,
-. "efs oressea IN
NJ ,o..., a..
No., and Mr.. Tom Lewis. yarnon coun,n a.
Hiss Lee Wall. sist,r IN rho Ia. .~as S w.
- . 1rtoe' Anu Alr. Ed.
brother Of the groom,
The next announcement Was ann q and
go, "aA as we
'ntefeu tue spacious uinlng hall. a vision indes-
greeteu us az II Flora had been WELD 1
ny her fairy wand and Pomono h.a ...... Il
= " ""a ueen 0cat-
erihs aDroau her fruits. The hostess had
OOkeu we'll TO the Waya of her bonsahol, |
from the culinary den.rtmsn, IT,
-. Ahefe
we're th'rty varieties OF cake beside all kinds OF
ruits and c0nlectoneriea, substant1als not in