The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-11-04
HAPPY HATCH.
An October Mating Which uEites
Two Hearts That Beat as One;
Two Souls in Unison.


mony according TO the ritual of the Epis-
copsl church.
This wedding promises an unusual inter
est from The fact that these young people
have been residents of this city for q num-
society as interesting and important men,
bers.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. G. w.
Simonds, of London, Ecgland, and g niece
of Mr.. 3. q. Simonds, an old and respected
resident of this city.
In personal she is a tall, finely formed
brxn.tts with graceful presence and dig
ni6ed bearing.
The groom is a young commercial trav.
eler, veil known 10 host OF friends both
in this and other cities, and is 2 AID
some and County gentleman.
The bride will be attired in u tailor
made suit of navy blue slabaiross cloth
The bottom of the skirt trimmed with two
narrow box plated rufles, clio ely pressed
down; above this, a cloth skirt plainly
made and slashed at each side win two
rows of buttons at the right side, one row
of buttons at the left buttoned on an under
flap, ut the back q plainly hemmed piece
OF the material full drapsd, a cost bodice
M ade with srarding collar, pockets, etc.
With this dress Is a lorg new market,
trimmed with rich bands OF otter, also a
small bonnet of navy blue cloth and velvet
trimmed with shade of gray, blue and
golden 'rown and q small muff of otter.
The ceremony will be performed in the
larg. double parl, IS of the family residence
on Broadway. the contracting parties tab
ing their positions 10 front Of an immense
bank of tropical flowers Floral designs
will also be arranged at other points in the
psriors AID the entire house was lighted by
gas.
A wedding breakfast will be served By
Sicher, the wsll-knoEu artistic In the res
Iaurateur liue. There will be two tables
bearing immense bridal cakes handsomely
decorated, sl>o pyramids of fruits, etc. The
menu will embrace salads, meats, oysters,
ices, many varieties of cakes, maccaronies,
coffee and chocolate.
A pleasing feature OF this breakfast will
be souvenirs In the shape of small boxes
of cake tied with ribbon for each guest.
Among the brid | presents are a msgnit
icent piano; brid i chest containing one
dozen table spoons, one dozen desser,
spoons, one dozen tea spoons, one-half
dozen egg spoons, one dozen table forks,
one dcz table knives, one dozen cheese
knives, twelve pairs of fish knives and
forks, twelve pairs OF dessert knives and
fJrks, one pair of fish csrvers, four pairs
of nut crackers, Cne butter krife, four
salt spoons, one soup. ladle,
one gravy spoon, four napkin rings,
also D u,h mirror; beyeled glass mirror
wall cabinet of eDonized wood; hat rack
with mirror and finished in brass; cheval
swinging glass in mahogany frame; ebo-
nized music rack; bronze clock In the
shape OF an eagle on plush back ground;
bound; hslf-dCZan silver
coffee spoons; hammered silver nut bowl
lined vita gold Hayiland china after
dinner coffee set thermometer in the shape
of q spear; perfume casket and glow bCx
combined {; stenopticau mounted IN plush
,ete a tete china tea set ebOnized NO d
panel hsnd painted perfume casket Of cut
glass and silver; crackle GAS vine set;
bronze and brass card receiver silver caro-
silver card receiver In the shape
of palette jewel caskei lined with satin
plush album with rest; Stationary called
''Fount Of Mercy toilet cushion of scarlet
satin and daisies wall pocket Of bronze
brass and plush mirror IN push frame
round plush perfume cask.t; square and
round napkin rings, ETC., etc. Many Of the
presents are of solid silver, DOtlcsbly those
In the bridal chest which sre present
from the brides father In Eng land.
Among other elegant dresses contained
in the brides trOsseau as one OF currsnt col
bred satin velvet brocade made with an en-
lire ruffed front of the satin, side pane's OF
The brocade finished toward the back with
side plating, this In turn finished with
riy, r OF the brocaded folded against
back drspery of the sa in. There is AZ e.
pgspt court traine TO this dress OF the
brocade finished with a deep baya-
euse Of point Duchssse lace, also a basque
Of brocade but oned with cut steel buttons
md finished with a filling and fall of point
DuchesSe lace, with IL is an adju table val
Die collar and hat Of curranI colOred vel
vet richly sdprr ed with Plumes, cut steel
and shaded birds.
There is also an elegant black persian
velvet, with wrap OF shaded velvet bro
cad., finished with jetted passementer;e
and ialis of thread lace and fringe, black
velye. hat trimmed with scarlet birds and
ostrich tips, a white velvet opera hat,
lingerie Of the cCsiliest description ard o
complete list of fans and other toilet spur
teuances, well becoming TO the fair Young
bride who Is to wear them.
Among tie invited guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. " Z Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +
Messerly, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G1l.
breath, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Small,
Misses Evea johnson, Lena Gsllie, Ida
Belle Hall, Isabel DAM !, Mary
Hampton, Julia Miller, Madge Stnrgis,
Laura Yeater, Flora Crouch, Kate FaUl-
babor, Aggie Stewart, Mabele and Anna
Richardson, Eva Gentry, Rina Jackson,
Sue Evans, Minnie Barrett, Ella Beck,
Florence Hsger, Sallie and Minnie Scott,
Anna Devlin, Blanche Hufm-n, and Mes
sers. Ed. Small, Arthur Maltby. j. A. and
Ernest Lamy, Will Courtney. Fred Guen-
Their, S. K. Billiard, Louis Beck, c: E. and
L. L. Ilgenfriiz, l. Robinson, Frank Rich
ardson, w. Huffman, Arthur johnson,