The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-18
CARROLL-SULLIVAN.
A Brilliant Wedding at the Cath
Ole Church Last
Evening.

Mr.. Charles Carroll and Mis-, Katie Sui
livan &ere united in marriage AT the Cath
Ollie church, 1T o'clock last evening, Rev.
Father Murphy officiating. a large num-
Der of the friends Of the high contracting
parties were present 10 witness the solemn
ceremony which binds together for future
veal or woe the lives and fortunes of Two
young hearts. The ceremony was pro-
nOunced according TO the beau
tiful rites of the Catholic church, and in
Father Murphy's usual impressive manner
The attendants were Mr.. John Gaffney
and Miss Mamie Sullivan, sister Of the
bride.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies at
the church, the bridal party entered car
riages and were driven to the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. Patrick Sullivan,
where a reception WAS held and which was
attended by the relatives and a number of
the friends of the high contracting parties.
An elegant supper was served, and after
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll had received the
warm congratulations of their friends
present, the evening was given up to social
pleasures, and all present enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent.
MIR. Carroll, the fortunate yourg groom,
is employed as a machinist in the Missouri
Pacific shops. and by mis- industry and his
sterling worth and integrity has not only
gained high place in the esteem of his
employers, but has made large number OF
warm aud true friends, who wish him all
the happiness imaginable III his new found
relation.
The charming young bride has long been
bright particular star in the circle i'm
which she moves. Beautiful, amiable and
accomplished, she will be all that the
sacred name Of vile implies to the man
who was SO fortunate as TO win her for the
mistress of his home and fireside.
Mrs. and Mrs. Carroll, like the sensible
young couple that they are, will not waste
time on an extended bridal tour, but will
at once settle down TO house keeping In the
cosy little home which the thoughtful hus-
band has prepared.
The brides costume was composed OF
handsome myrtle brocade velvet and large
plush hat with flowers
The happy young couple were the recip-
tents OF number of elegant and useful
presents, of which the following is par
tial list
Silver cake stand, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Garvin.
Silver butter dish, Mr.. J. w, Murphy.
Pickle caster, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gaffney.
Silver caster and silver and cut glass
fruit stand, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. VIM. Brock
schmidt and Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Rogers
Silver sugar bowl and spoons, John
Gafiney, grOOmsman.
Silver syrup stand and plate. Mrs. Thos.
Killian.
Silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clifford
Cut glass and silver pickle caster, Dollie
Conner.
Set of silver teaspoons in case, Mr. John
Holland snd sister Katie.
Parlor lamp and cut-glass set, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Bailey.
China tea Set and silver spoons. Mr. and
Mrs. T. Cosgrif.
Pair silver napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. 3. Burrowes.
Whisk and holder, Miss Mary Meyers.
Parlor lamp, Malachi OBrien.
Hand-pain:ed brocaded satin fan. Mr..
w Curran.
Macromai tidy, Miss Anna Dickmann.
Set of silver tea spoons in case, little
Mamie Burke.
Silver butter dish, Mr. John Carroll,
Kansas City.
wafer SET, refer ROM.
Silver napkin ring. Miss Mollie Jones.
Set of silver knives and forks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Moffett. .
Two camp chairs. john Collins.
Beautiful oil painting, Jennie O'Brien.
Set OF damask table linen, Miss Mollie
O'Brien.
Lovely oil painting. Tim Tierney.
Turkish linen table cloth, Miss Maggie
Kelly.
Walut wardrobe, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sui
ivan, parents Of bride.
Silver pickle caster, Miss Mary Dome
gan.
Pair of damask towels, Mrs. d. s. Kam-
erer.
Set of toilet mats, Mrs Lille Mason.
Parlor lamp, Mrs. p. Shea.
Set ofsilver desert spoons in case, Mr.. |
Fred Page.
Silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman |
Kahler.
Nickel-plated granite tea pot, Mr.. Frank
Van Huff
Gill;. A. T w H;al-,