The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-23

A Brilliant Wedding-Happy
Guests Gifts-a
Royal Feast.
Marriage of Mr.. JEFF Conner and
Miss Minnie STREET Near
Clifton,

One of the largest wedding of the season
took place last night at the residence of tn,
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John STREET.
near Clifton. The occasion was the unit
ing in marriage of his daughter, Miss Min
ME, blonde of pleasing presnce and no
table intelligence, and Mr.. jeff Conner son u
Sheriff NJ. S. Conner of this city.
The ceremony was impressively and ap
propriately pronounced b, Rev.D C. Brown
of the Third street Methodist church oil
this city, in the presence of q large number
of relatives and friends.
The attendants were Miss Susie Fray and
DR.. E. F. Yancy, Miss Daisy Creagan and
Mr.. Fred w. Conner.
The bride was atiired in 3 costume oil
white Paris mouselaine, richly trimmed
with Irish point, the bodice waist was made
of cream saith full lOoped sash of cream
satin at the left side. the neck was cut
square and filed with illusion, the corsage
bouquet and the looping of the drspery
were of white daisies and the ornaments
were of pearl. Necklace of lilies of the
valley. The first bridesmaid, Miss Susie
Fray wore Paris mn slsntr immed with
tucks, bodice of came pink satin cui
square at the throat and filled
with illusion, bouquet of natural flowers
and pearl ornaments made up this hand.
some toilet.
The second bridesmaid wore Paris NOUS
elaine with a bodice of pale blue satin,
finished Al the throat with illusion and a
bouquet, pearl ornaments. In addition to
the bridal dress, handsome travelling
dress of Havana brown camlette, trimmed
with plush, with hat to match, was one VI
the failures of the wedding trousseau.
After the ceremony and congratulations,
the company adjourned to the dining
room, where upon two long tables was
supper of the utmost luxury. Pyramid
of fruit were intermiDgled with immense
cakes of every variety In addition the
following bill of fare was served: Sand
wiches, cold turkey, cold ham, salads,
pickles, ice cream, sherbert, ambrosis. cof-
fee and tea. 1t was indeed a choice
supper, and those who partook of it enjoy
ed it much.
A special train was run from this city IL
he wedding, and large number from this
,ity and Otlerville attended. There were
also guests from Pilot Grove, Clifton and
,ther points in the vicinity, and ii is prob
able that al least one hundred and seventy.
i've guests were present.
Among the many who attended from !
his city were: DR.. and Mrs Cartwright, |
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Cnnnor, Rev. Brown,
T. Gentry, Geo. Longan, c. Jackson,
Will Steele and others
Among the many elegant presents may
Ne mentioned:
An elegant silver jewel casket lined |
With scarlet satin from the groom; $50 in |
,old Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Conner, father |
md mother of the groom wash stapd |
,hins set, J. Strict; silver butter dish,
Mrs. Hettie Cline silver cake basket, Thos |
Watts; silver cake basket, Messrs. Geo.
rownley and Lon Van Wagner; glass and
liver butter dish, Mrs. A. Thruston silver
utter dish, Geo. F. Longan silver knives
md forks in case, from dispa:cher's Office
liver cake basket, Geo. Rudy and j. F.
silver tea spoons in case. Mr..
md Mrs. F. E. Porter set of tea SPOONS in
sse. DR.. and Mrs. A III. Conkwright
combined maxim ring and bouquet
FOLDER, Leonard Connor; silver napkin
ing, Flora Connor silver dinner caster,
REQ. White and J. X. Smith; silver card
eceiver, J. F. Johnson and mother;
legant silver tea set, Will d. Steele; sill
er cake basket, Sallie and Lou Hutchinson:
liver butter knife. Marion Conkwright
liver napkin ring, Albert Porter; nut
ticks and cracker in case, Mrs. J. w. Con-
er silver and glass pickle caster, Mrs. j.
1. Zollinger silver butter dish, Mr.. Gep-
art; silver pickle caster, Messrs Bowman
nd Eads; bisoue ststuette, ID. I. Hoi.
omb; silver water pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs
ohm STREET; elegant parlor lamp, Sam
'oberis silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. A. Walker; silver pickle caster, v. E.
haw silver dinner caster, w. H. Homan;
t of silver knives and forks, Edward
ancey and sister; silver and gold berry
BOON, in plush case, Susie F. Fray; sill /,
er pickle caster, Mrs. r. Elliott silver
lie knife in case, Lee Walker; Frenc..
och, r. T Gentry and j. w. Conner; bou-
Jet holder and card receiver CHI acksop:
liver tea spoons, J. NJ. Wheeler; silver
ckle castor, W. o.. STREET.; silver caster,
r. and A. Y. Small; parlor lamp. Mr.. and
rs. E. P, Stone; silver cake basket, Daisy
!. Cregan; silver thimble in case. Josie Z. ,
DWELL; swinging silver water pitcher; )
lair Bros; pair Of vases, E. Windsor; sill. .
r salt server, Lille Conner; wash bowl :
I'd pitcher, Hupp Bros; reception chair, :
Dholstered in scarlet Fred p. Conner; :
bic linen. VINO urran and w. A. Thorpe; !
bic linen, Mrs. F. Cregan; toilet :
avid White; toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. J. <. !
ephens;3sugar spoon and butter knife, =
rs. j. w. Cain; brussels rugs, Maggie J.
ID Katie Smith.
The newly welded leave this morning =,
T Dallas, Texas, New Orleans and other
'ints in the south and southwest, and sf-
: stay of about two weeks will return
ID takeoup their abode in Estill, where |
e groom has a position of trust as the J
alton agent.
The BAzoo, in company with their many
ends, extends earnest and sincere con-
atulstions to Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, and \
sh them through life peace, prosperity l
q the blessing. of that perfect union ]
lich only "death does part" .-' +
niad u