Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
THE ALTAR.


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LUTTE ORGAN. y ~
- At the residence of the bride,s father
May 18th. BY the Rev. w. B. Cobb. Mr. = 3
SUMMERVILLE and Mics ANNA GRANBER
Ri. all of Cass county. Mo-.
- Near WELLINGTON. Lafayette county. No:
recently, by Elder q. E. shsnkln. Elder Q. G
CLAY pastor @ o. Z the e chsistlsn church At Odessa
LEONARD, Of Mt Leonard. Saline county
and Miss MiTIIE sTEPHENs.- -danShssr sf Ii
late Capt. Jos. L. Stephens. .------
In this city; at the resldsnes Of The bride''
Mr.. MAR. IN r. RUSSELL aud Aiss MARI
e. TAUBMAN.
The bride is young lady Of smIahls charac
ter, who has Q host OF friends In this city, Mr.
Russell 10 an industrious and worthy youni
man, and they start In life with every prospec
OF hsppinsss. The 1ntelligencer wishes ihsu
Joy and prosperity.
- In this CITY at the residence ofthe bride'l
.esa T.G5 Gsv' al EsS S 81 ssy
Of Kansas City, and Miss MINNlR b. DAVIS
The bride has been one OF our popular younl
society ladies. and she carries with her to hsl
new home. and her new relations the kindly
wishes OF host Of friends. ...
At the residence of the b ride's father
three miles north Of Corder. No. Wednesday,,
BELL aSE s snd as: e GGsf1
ZIER. -
The ceremony was performed IN the midst Of
host OF warm friends. and beneath beauti %
bell Of flowers and everSrsens, whfoh had been
tastefully interviewer Tor the OCCASION. SAftsl
dignIned salutations and conglatulation to the
bride groom. the party proceeded to the dining
hall where Q grand dinner Wa spread, from
that time hilsrlty reigned. Witicisms and
anecdotes and lively convsrsation was kept ~
during the evening. -
The occasion was one that will be rsmsmbefsd
the bride and groom shelr mothers in the su-
tumn ofIiie, thelr families, home and
refreshmsnts.p psts - Hame, all gave to
the sntertaing 1slsyiss a. sscsption was
givenst the groom's home TIE next evening, which
was largely attended ana greatly enjoyed both
by young and old. The list of presents to the
bride embraced many that are bea utifal and
elegant: Silver pickle caster. DR.. Carthras and
lady; dne table cloth and q dozen napkins,
Mr.. Geo. Corder and lady; . family bible.
handsomely bound In Morocco, Messrs. VIM.
and Nathan Corder; elegant pair Of silver nap
KIN rlngs. Misses Emma koontz and Rovils
Corder; Q silver pickle caster. Mr.. H. b.
Tucker; an elegant copy Of Longfellow's poems,
Mrs. q. c. Slusher; silver butter dish, Ars.
James B. Hume; crystai pitcher Mrs. E. A.
Hawks; silver pickle caster, Mr.. jackson Cor
der and lady; dozen napkins. Misc Ida Little.
John; beautiful lamp. Miss Mamie shrader; .
double silver pickle caster. Miss Annie Meal; !;
white bed spread and half dozen dns towels,
Mrs. A. W. Willis; silver pickle caster, Nrs.
Longworth; silver card receiver. Mr.. Hunter
Barley; set ofsilvsr teaspoons, from the BRIDES
mo theri beautiful silver fitting water set. en-
grsved on the front. ''Dora, from brother
Luclen;" Crystal sugar bowl. Miss Eddie Long
worth; silver butter dish. from brother Daniel
silver napkin ring. Sister Mary; bouquet Of rare
flowers. Mrs. Berry, silver spoonholder. brother
Marshall; camp rocker. Mr.. n. 8. Davis and
lady; card receiver. Miss Cora Mills; silver
spoonholder. Miss Gertle Hume; crystal tea set.
Mr.. Mills apd isdyi lovely bouquet OF flowers, ,
Aunt Betsy Neal; fne picture beautifully
framed. Miss Mamie Vanmeter pair Of vasss.
Miss Ella LewIs, set of silver knives. Mrs.. J.
w. Leiser; b beautiful bouquet of FLOWERS. Misses
Emma and Birdie shackleford.
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