Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-10

Kansas City.
Handsome hand-painted lamp-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas K. Hanna, Kansas City.
Solid silver spoons in ~case-James w. Hing
ston and Alvin Hecker, Kansas City.
Cold napkin rings in case-J.P Kingston
Solid silver tablespoons. engraved-Rober
Hart, Kansas City: mr.
Mary r. Quarles.
Case OF solid silver tea spoons-Mr. and Mrs
S. q. Wentworth.
Gold key thermometer on plush trame-Mr
Silver tea service. water service and butte
dish-Messrs. s. J. Andrew Frank Trigg
Ben. Elliott MdO, ". Z. QuaGIss, !: o; Lesusnr
and Xenophon Ryland.
Solid silver butter knife. in csse-Miss Anni
L; G9oamsn, n. a. >;
Mrs. W. H. Chiles, and Boxle.
Ebony and bronze clock-R. E. Stone. Kan
Msjolica tete.s-tete set-Mr. and Mrs. W. G
Jewel c~asket-Lockie to cousin Fannie.
Life-size bust OF Byron-Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Elegant silver waiter-Mr. and Mrs. John W
Set Of hand painted fruit p,.tes-r. c
Evans, st. Louis.
silver napkin ring and salt ccllar-Mrs DR.
! j. q. Russell.
Hand painted Tfle-Miss Bette Harper.
Cologne set. in sllver-Anna and Joe Ewing,
Pair Of gilt picture frames-Robt E. Smith
ou ms.r S III f JoSn R pfGsicslain hand-pa'nted pla'
Hsnd-p.ipted hanging lsmp-Mr. and Mrs.
J.F. Campbell. Dover. Mo.
en sssy nsnqsGm sn Rlq Sns. and .. Eold kassl ssds steel
Hand-Painted gold umbrella card receiver
Mrs; J. B. Alexander and Miss Maggie Rich
Silver cut glass pickle caster-k. O. Osborne.
Bohemian glass pickle caster-Dr. and Mrs.
Par Bohemian glass salt. cellars. In silver
Ella Clagett.
Flemish watering pot-Miss Mary Hughes,
Silver jewelry cssket-R. E. Esteb, Richmond.
pslI Of plush and gold rrames-Mr. and Mrs.
Pair Of gold ink stands with silver calendar
attached-Judge VIM. T. Wood.
Hand painted satin framed. bevel edged mir
ror-Mr and Mrs. B. A. Chinn.
Silver mounted berry b%owI-sterling and
,Gold-lined silver fruit e~persne-Prof and
Hand-psinted plaque-Annie MountJoy.
Perfume cssket-Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W. H.
Hand painted French china dinner and tea
servlse-rrom e. B. Farley. Isaac P. Ryland,
Emison Chanslor, George 8. Rathbun, Jr.,
Evan s: Young. Erank Campbell. Ernest Nc
e. Moofehead. Charles w. Loomis, Lilburn
Pair of handsome pictures on easels-Messrs.
Joseph Afford and w. b. Tate.
Elegant bronze and gold framed English
Ga.ss.c9ior painting. on eassl-Misses Belle
Clagett. '
Cabinet pictnre-Mr. and Mrs. Will Newby.
Handsome bridal bouquet-The Misses Finley.
A number Of other presents were left In Kan
sas City to await the bride ON her arrival there.
Among the guests from a distance were Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Read. Sedalia, Mo-; Mr.. War
wick NJ. Hough, Je6erson City; Mrs. j. P,
Kansas City; Miss Laura Henry and
Miss McGufan, Odessa. Mo-; Messrs., Hart.
stone, Harwood, Kingston, Mccoy. Stonestreet,
Kansas City Misses Mary Hughes
and Ralph Esteb. Richmond. Mo. OF the Lex. |
lngton people we noticed, judge x. Rylsnd and
Wife. Mrs. Jno. Reid, Mrs. Jno, w. Waddell. |
and Ars.W. G.. McCaasland, Mrs. r. Field.
Dr.Jss. A.Quarles DIR. and Mrs. J.. b. Alexan.
DR.. and Mrs. p. 8. Fulkerson, Mr., and
Mrs. Ben Elliott, DR.. p. H. Chambers and
laughter. Mrs. j. O.. Lesueur, Mr.. and Mrs, |
Brlghtwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w, H. Ahrens. |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Campbell. DIR. and Mrs.
Aeng, Mrs. J. G. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II, |
jhilss, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Chinn, Mr.. and
drs. G. H.. Royle. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Conner,
Mrs. VIM. 8. Clagett, Mrs. A. A.. Lesueur, |
Kisses iona Rylsnd, Bette and Racine Harper, |
Lizzie, Agnes and. Mamie Hutchinson, Annie |
ewing, Kate Wilson, Annie. Annie T..
nd Bette MountJoy. Dixie and Eddie
Mary Quarles, Annie Good
nan. Rose Young. Cordie Boulware. Alice
'mlth. Ella Nickel. Florence Arnold; Messrs. !
v. B.. Steele, g. NJ. Mountoy, e. B.. Farley, |
Unison Chanslor. Sterling Grimes, Robt. Smith, |
1ilburn Shields. Ike Ryland, Jos. Afford, |
Wilson. Joe. Ewing. w, B. Tate. |
Campbell, Robt. Wilson, VIM. Ouarles |
nd many others whose names we cannot now
ecall.
Taken in every way a more charming enter.
alnmcnt cannot well be imagined. The hostess
xcels In the art of making her guests enjoy
and In none of her efforts has she
yer boon more successtul than at the marriage
her well-beloved daughter.
The entire bridal party lett on the evening
rain for Sedalia, Mr.. and Mrs. Stonestreet. ac-
ompanied by Mas Sue Evans. going on imme-
lately to Chicago where they will spend a few
and return to their home in Kansas City.
May all their roslest hopes of happiness be
acre than realized.