Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-17
THE ALTAR.

MATrleu-AI tue reBluenCe OF the Drluo'S Iatn.
FRED Io' D. Nelson Hs and Miss MAR NARY A.
SMITH, all OF Cass county Mo.
At the residence of the BRIDES father,
Il. AGNEW to Miss SARAH H. WHEELER,
both of Cass county, Missouri.
In this city, at the Catholic church, Nov.
EUGiaEs anu Miss ELLA McLAuGaIiN.
Attendants: Mr.. Michael Morris and Miss
Aollie Gallaher.
IN this city. at the residence of the oficla-
DAVIS, Mr. THOMAS BuRNEsTT and Miss
LAURA MULLIKlN. both of his county.
At Corder, Lafayette county, Missouri.
Wednesday evening; November !. =! the resi-
NJ REYN0LDs. Of shawnee Mound, Henry
Attendants: Dr.. WIN. Corder. St. Louis. and
Miss Annie Reynolds, Shawnee Mound, No.:
Ri; 4 Emma Fl; H ka5nis, T So7sl, M HsnrS Ms sog 5sS:, ia +
Avery, Calhoun. Mo-, and Miss Sallie Good
win, Marshall. Mo; Mr.; r; s. Wallace. Shaw
nee Mound, and Miss Mollie Pugh, Independ-
ence Missouri.
The wedding was one Of the most brilliant of
the season, a large number OF guests being in
attendance. The bride, a pupil of Central Fe-
male College Of this city, is one of the most pop
ular young ladies Of the county, and the daugh-
ter OF one Gifts most highly esteemed citizens.
The bride wore q royal blue plain and bro.
caded velvet combined, handsomely trimmed in
ribbon and cut steel buckles, point lace trim
Ings, throat and sleeve garniture of Marechal
Neil rose-buds, Roman gold jewelry.
Miss Emma KoontZ wore a garnet silk and
velvet, cut steel ornaments white tulle and nat
ural flowers.
Miss Annie Reynolds wore a ruby silk and
velvet pearl buckles. tulle and garniture of tea
roses.
Miss Sallie Goodwin wore royal blue plain
velvet. real lace trimmings, diamond jewelry,
natural flowers.
Miss Mollie Pugh, ruby Ottoman silk, very
handsomely made, point lace trimmings. gar.
nlture of Marechal Neil rose-buds.
The bride and groom accompanied by hi.
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Rey.
nolds. lett, on the evening train for The east
will make y tour OF some Of the eastern cities
will visit relatives in Virginia and NORTH
Carolina, and will be absent u month or ST.,
weeks,
The table was very elegant and very abundant
The seventeen large cakes being particularly
beautiful; the icing Was done by Mr.. Beach, tn
coniectioner of Higginsvllle. who had. formerl,
worked with Merton, of Kansas City. Two larg
!, pyramid cakes, and aIl other val ieties ilaagina
BILE, fresh candies. nuts, ralsins, fruits. bananas,
pears. oranges, three kinds Of grapes ant
peaches. The table was beautifully decoratei
. In natural flowers, bouquets, wreaths and hors
shoes. The ornaments Tor the cakes were yer
handsomei on the BRIDES cake was q bride an
I groom standing under Il horse shoe archeu wit
: flowers. and luck in gilt letters just above; an
other u beautiful slipper filled with ioral offer
ings, on another a II st with two little doves, on
holding in it's mouth u wedding card; Oh still an
: other "a beautiful swan on d nest of DOWNFALL IN
" ornaments we've OF white wax. All of the meats
. pickles, salads, &c, usual at such occasions
Ices, pine apple, and ice cream. In the centp
OF the table was 4 very large pyramid, OF trul!
and flowers.
0 Fruit cakes were baked by Mrs. DIR. Carthrae
angel food by Mrs. Geo. Sydnor, and the large
Cakes by Miss Lille Goodwin.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Silver wafer service-Groom
An elegant case containing one dozen soil
silver teaspoons, one hall dozen table spoons
onc-half dozen forks, engraved-Rriie's fathel
A very handsome set ol bedroom furniture
Il Brides mother.
Set Roman gold jewslry-Dr. YIN. Curael
brother of the bride.
Solid silver spoonho!der-Nathan Corde'
brother of the bride.
Large b-vel- edged mirror In plush frame IN
u = and Bette, sisters OF the bride.
Silver napkin ring-Little George, brother
the bride.
pit large handsomely bound bible-Nathan Co
10 der. Waverly, Mo. uncle OF the bride.
Solid silver butter knife engraved, IN case
~ Mrs. Nathan Corder.
Ia SIT OF solid pearl handle tea knives In ca
~ -Rena C0rder, st. Louis.
OF Dresden china urn (tor nowers) beautiful
m mounted in sllver-Mr. and Mrs. William t
steele. Lexington, Mo.
n Solid hammered silver punch howl and salye
te very handsOme-Mr and Mrs. WIN. J. Fewe
FL PasO, Texas.
IT Combination dinner caster and fruit bowl
r. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Millner and Miss LIZ
Fewel, Section, Henry county. No.
he Very handsome dinner caster-Dr. A.
e. Merritt, JAS. IL. Avery and L s. Wallace
Dinner caster-Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Groves.
Set silver dinner knlves-E. NJ. Davis o.
m. sister, Lexington, Mo.
Individual set pepper-boX, salt cellars a
u napkin ring-Mlss Emma koontz. Dover, NJ
.. Crystal water pitcher-Mrs. T.. A. Hawks.
49,. Silver spoon holder-Alr. and Mrs. C..
ut Avery.
Napkin ring. silver-Miss Ella Wilcox.
Handsome celiulold set, consisting of miro
cut glass cologne bottles in plush case- AIR. a
Mrs. James W. Goodwin and Miss Sallie Coo
-. win, Marshall, Mo.
... Frosted glass berry bowl In sllyer-Dr. o
-. Mrs. Lewis Carthrae, Corder.
-. Handsome steel engraving. Morning Gl
-. ries''--Messrs: james r. Morehead and HoI
-. b. Smith. Lexington. Mo.
-. Solid silver pie knife, gOld-'lned, engraved
-. Mr.. j. E. Chapman, COrder.
-. TennysOn's poems-Miss Saliie Vanmeter.
80. Byron's poeIns-Mrs. David Frazier.
%. Plush writing desk-Mlsses Jessie V. Re
%. and Willie H.. johnson.
:. Silver card receiver, very unique-Mr.
-. NJ. Frazier.
-. Silver card receiver and bouquet holder co
-. bIned-Mr. J. Il. Catron, 81 Paso. Texas.
80. Combination card receiver and bouquet no
-. er-Mr. Luel, n F. Frazier. Corder.
-. Beautiful silver card receiver, shape OF a CT
%. and scroll, very odd-Mr. Lewis Starke, Me
phis, Tenn.
odor and jewel casket-Dr. and Mrs. Thon
..,, ! Field, Blackburn.