The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-30
Welded ON WEDNESDAY
Two Loving Hearts Entwined
TO Beat in Perfect
Unison.
The Shaw-Parker Nuptials Solem-
lied Last Night-Toilets-
Presents, Etc.

II is said in Oriental lore tn t nature
weeps when the brightest and most beauti-
foi "a aiden is won from the ranks of her
ina :es. and truly, las. night. the assertion
Ms proyen true, for rain came down IN
an abund lance although the occasion was
the most notable one Of The season, it be-
ing the wedding celebration OF Miss Mary
r. Parker, the youngest daughter OF NJ.
and Mrs. Albert Parker. of mis- city, and
NJ. V. Z Shaw, the well known city attor-
ney. The bride is an accomplished young
lady. i'm the truest scnse, and The groom
has promise before him which is eSpec-
tally brilliant
The wedding took place al the fsmily
mansion, on Broadway, in the presence OF
q limited number of friend, ana relatives
of the contracting parties. The large par
Tors were handsomely decorated with floral
designs. Directly above the bride and
groom was suspended magnificent bell,
formed o: white curyssnthemnms, Tube
ross aud smiiax; the lace ma ginss, iorm-
ing the back ground, were relieved by
snra,s If richly tinted autumn leaves, and
nj either hand were trailing vines and
bouquets of cut roses.
The attendants We're Miss Mary Bunce,
of Boonville, and Mr.. George Galbreath, OF
EstiIl station: Miss Matte Jaynes and {.
G.. Parker Miss Mamie Gentry and Mr..
Will Es;eil, of Howard county.
The ceremony WIS performed by Rev.
Beattie. of the Firs: Presbyterian church.
in 2 most impressive manner, and the re-
sponsss were made by the young couple III
clear distinct tones.
The bride was ROYALTY at.ired in cos
tune OF dead white gros grain, cut en-
traine. The front o. the skirt was IN box
puffs, finished at the sides with the most
elaborate pearl embroidered FACE The dra
peries were i'll de in filling panels. the
bottom of the underskirt finished w!th
triple box plating, he traIne with hne
knife plating. Basque waist with deep
lapels of pearl lac, neck cut square and
filled In with rich point lace, eorsase ooque'
OF marchal rell and lube roses long lailinS
veil of illusion fastened 10 the head with
pearls, Langtry gives Il nndTesSed kld,
white satin slippers. point lace hahaker-
chief and hand boquet OF one large white
csmelia, surroanced by tune roses.
The first bridesmaid, Miss Mary BuDce,
wore dress Of teal satin and corn colored
hrocade. The underdress was made with
narrow box plated fiounces, surmounted
low fan plated rufiie, with knots OF teal
satin rif bon. The draperies were long and
caught IT the lett site with loops and ends
of satin libbon, held in place by field
daisies and sprays of lilac, basque waist
buttoued with pearls, decoiette sleeves and
suuare neck. finished with Duchesse lace,
MONT lace handkerchief and ornaments oil
diamonds.
Miss Hattie Jaynes wore costume OF
shelI mink satin combined with brocade.
The upderdress was made with plain
papel front of the brocade, resting upon
tull deep hounce of cream oriental lace
snrmounted across the back with fan plait'
ing. The panel sides were cut In slashes al
the bottom, finished at the top with putt
The bottom of the skirt was edged with
fine knife plating. The draperies were oil
the satin. Iooped very bouffant and edged
with deep oriental lace, basque waist with
roiuted plastron of the brocade with side
finish of oriental lace, the back. box plat.
ed. with tabs edged with lace, sleeves deml
shaped and finished with rich fall OF the
lace.
Miss Mamie Gentry, dress of moonlight
b;ue satin. the front of the underskIrt laid
in overlapping plaits, finished::at the bottom
with escurial lace, full drapery, caught in
n,sits at the lief; side, one large box plated
napel at the right, back full and slightly
iooped. pointed basque waist, richly trim
med with escurial lace with high frlll o
the same. ornaments of diamonds, haii
worn high and adorned with lilies OF TIT
valley. a.
Among other elegant additions to tn
brides tresseau was travelling costume
rbeasant brown with hat to match, trImme'
with sedee grass bird, also magnlhcen
brown plush cloak, trimmed with plusl
border in two shades of brown and hne'
with satin. Il,
Among the elegant costumes worn by tn
guests were the following 80
Miss Anna Simonds, dress OF black sill
velvet, the front of the skirt cut i
deep slashes resting on box plating, IN
back in straight falling breadths, pom
lace garniture and diamond ornaments.
Miss Mary V. Gentry, dress OF shell pin
brocade, the bottom OF the skirt trimmt
with plating, the front drapery don9i
shawl shape, edged with deep 1ails Oh cnenil
fringe. the back drapery cut full an
caneht at the side with full loops the DO
tom finished with the fringe, basque wal
edged with plaits, point lace garniture an
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Abel Leonard, dress OF cell pli
velvet the front of cell blue satin, embroi'
cred in pale pink pond lilies, the draper
across the front was of point lace, wit
satin back finished with large fan shapt
bow Of point lace, the garniture at the net
and sleeves was of point lace, point la
handkerchief and diamond ornament
This costume was made by Worth, u
celebrated man manrua maker, OF Parl
France.
Miss Minnie Scott wore dress OF bla'
ottoman rhadame, the under dress ma
With double box plating resting upon
6ne knife plating, very bouffaut drspe
with fall of escurial lace at the botto
basque waist, with soft vest front, der
sleeves with fan shaped puff at the botto!
and q full postillion back: The enti